I love the Muskogee Chick-fil-A location! It's always quick. Hot & fresh food. It's also very nice…read moreinside. They had cute flowers on tables last I saw.

We came to this Chick-fil-a after my cross country conference l. Let me just say; this Chick-fil-a…read moreis amazing! What an awesome place. Their food was so incredible.The inside was super clean. Also, their service was amazing! Our server, LeeAnn , was super kind and complemented my running at the XC meet. She should definitely get a pay raise. Overall, great Chick-fil-a!

New sonic with nice people. Pretty fast service and good drinks. I think there is not a drive thruread more

Very bad service forgot multiple food items. Rude service and not good at Taking orders. They…read moredon't know their menu and very rude to customers and employees at end of getting our forgot menus they gave us a coupon and the makers felt very bad. In all the employee Emma should be fired

When you step into a cheese shop, they eagerly recommend flavors, passion spilling from their…read morewords, as if each cheese holds a story yearning to be shared. At a fish house, the same heartfelt enthusiasm fuels their suggestions, their pride illuminating every dish they serve. But why is it, when we reach out about their pies--those tender, comforting slices--their response is silence? No advice, no hints, no warmth--just a cold, dismissive "I don't eat pie. It's been six years since I had pie. It's just not something I eat." Those are the words from the very people who work here, strangers to the simple joy that a good pie can bring. No effort to tempt, no desire to share a slice of happiness or to welcome us back. It's as if they've given up entirely on creating an experience, on making us feel valued, on making us crave more. And even as signs invite us to indulge--"Try our butter, cheese, fudge"--we walk away empty-handed, denied even a sample to taste the passion behind their products. This place, with its dusty buggies parking spot out front, presents itself as an Amish-inspired haven, yet it feels hollow--more of a tourist trap than a genuine slice of heritage. It's a place that seems to have forgotten the soul of community, the warmth of tradition, and the simple act of sharing something truly special. And I can't help but wonder--why settle for empty gestures and sterile responses? Why not open your hearts, embrace the spirit of true hospitality, and let us taste the love you claim to carry? I'll look forward to March 14.

Christmas shopping made simple!!! Something for everyone on…read moreyour list. I buy the local jams, spreads and cheeses.Whipped honey. Taffy. Candy. And lots more!!!!

I would not be surprised to find out that somewhere in the Oklahoma Historical Society archives,…read morethere is a picture of settlers in covered wagons parked in front of Son's, eating hamburgers and fries. Onion rings had not been invented back then. You don't need carbon dating to judge the age of the building. The design, the weathered wood trim and the faded discolored paint date the building somewhere between pre-Sonic era, possibly even pre-Dairy Queen. It had to be the hang out in Wagoner, in its day. It appears to be a family owned and operated business. My wife and I have grabbed burgers here several times over the past ten years. Nothings has changed. The flame still flares up on the grill when the cook flips the burger, confirming the char flavor will be present as advertised. It is a one-man kitchen, so your order may take a few minutes if they are busy. Good charburgers and onion rings. Today my wife had a half order of 3-way. The chili is very mild, lots of cheese and fresh chopped onions decorated the big bowl of food. Skip Sonic and McDonald's. Have a home town Son's Charburger instead.

This is the first time getting to come to Wagoner to try this burger location. I've had these…read moreburgers before and thought that they were outstanding. They char their burgers and toast the buns to perfection. The cherry limeade was a bit tart for my liking. The onion rings were tasty. When we got there it was late so there wasn't anyone in the restaurant eating it was mostly drive thru traffic. The staff were friendly and fast. For a nice charburger this is the place to go.

Cute, little 50's style drive-in. First, the bad. My wife ordered a cheeseburger, fries and a…read moredrink. The cheeseburger came slathered with an over abundance of mayonnaise and the burger lacked any seasoning at all. Can we say bland? The fries weren't salty and average. Now the good somewhat. I had the chicken strip basket with onion rings and they include coleslaw. The chicken strips weren't salty phenomenal. The batter was excellent and they came out magma hot. Their gravy is very simple, but very good. It also came with garlic bread which was very good. The onion rings had my favorite batter and were tasty. The only disappointment was the coleslaw. It was indescribably atrocious. I've never had coleslaw that bad. It was literally a task to get that awful taste out of my mouth. I'm sure I have PTSD from that coleslaw. The person who served our food was very nice and explained the daily specials to us. We will come back for the chicken strips and give another menu item a shot. As always, caveat emptor.

I have to admit, I was skeptical but I am really glad I tried it! Ive been curious about this place…read morefor awhile but I will tell you its pretty darn good. Their cheese curds are amazing! Everything i have had was cooked after i ordered it so it was super fresh! They have cowboy candy i think is what its called and it was great too. Their coneys are better then sonics in my opinion. They have decent burgers and their chicken tenders were killer. Im a big fan of this place now. The service is always great and everyone is so nice. Its truly a relaxed experience with great food being the outcome. They do accept cards and cash.

I stop here for breakfast on occasion passing through to work. It's always a very quick stop…read morethrough the drive thru! Hot and fresh food. I miss the specialty coffee options. Cashiers are always really friendly!

It's good because it's Braum's but the wait is ALWAYS terrible! Even if it isn't busy and there's a…read moremillion people working.

Came in expecting a solid Philly cheesesteak, especially since sandwiches are front and center in…read morethe name. Unfortunately, that's where the disappointment was. The onion rings were excellent -- crispy, well-seasoned, easily the highlight of the meal. The burger was fine, so the kitchen clearly knows how to handle basic grill items. The problem was the sandwiches: * Cheesesteak was dry and under-seasoned * Very little flavor overall * Bread wasn't bad, but added nothing * The chicken cheesesteak had the same issues, so it's not just the beef There was also an order issue: asking for no onions resulted in no peppers either, even though peppers were wanted. That suggests the toppings are treated as a single mix rather than customized. Grill'd seems to do burgers and fried sides well, but the cheesesteaks don't live up to the name. If you come here, I'd recommend sticking to burgers or onion rings and skipping the cheesesteaks.

Despite being empty during typical dinner hours on a weeknight, the tables were clean and it seemed…read moreinviting! The menu had many burger options but also Mediterranean and Mexican options, which was interesting. The portions were great for the price, and the flavors (especially of the quesadilla) were delicious!

My second weekend in a row to go to boomerang without being served last weekend, I went there. I…read morewaited about 15 minutes. Nobody even acknowledge me. I got up and left and went to a competitor,.today I went in there same time about 8:15. I only saw one person walk around helping people so I'm assuming they're under staff but I can't wait till 30/40 minutes to get my food .I sat there for about 20 minutes and I got up and left. I never was acknowledged and my table was dirty. I've eaten here several times. I enjoy the food but I think they're going downhill because they have no help. Somethings going on And I won't be back. I Don't have time to wait that much time to eat breakfast.

Good service and food. Got the ranch bacon burger. It was a little cold but good. And the onion…read morerings were very crispy and delicious. Enjoyed the diner vibes. Quick service. Decent price but could be better. Friendly staff.

We were here a few months ago, but I remember it fondly. The burgers were great and the fries…read morefresh. Ambience is a bit divey but in a nostalgic, mom and pop burger joint kind of way. I wish I had had one of their shakes. Next time! Service was good. Waitress very friendly and funny.

This place is everything you want in a classic hometown burger spot. The burgers are just as good…read moreas they were years ago, the fries and onion rings are always on point, and the shakes? Easily some of the best in town. It's more than just a place to eat, it's a staple in the Broken Arrow community and a spot so many locals grew up on. Whether you're grabbing breakfast or a burger and shake, it always hits the spot!

Karl's Famous Burgers is neither famous nor owned/operated/managed by Karl. In fact, Karl's Famous…read moreBurgers is a hidden gem in Tulsa that is run by a gentleman named Mohammed. And, the burgers aren't even the best item on the menu. I'm pretty passionate about Karl's. In fact, this is the first place I drove when I got my driver's license on my 16th birthday. I've sampled a lot of the menu and have liked it all. The burgers are quite good - I've gotten the cheeseburger on many occasions and have yet to regret it. It's a pretty thick patty with cheese and all of the fixings you desire. I've actually never loved the french fries, but I've always liked them. They're a little thicker but delicious if you salt them up. A great option is the gyro - it's full of delicious lamb, gyro sauce, and vegetables, and is wrapped in a fluffy pita. This was my original go-to item. These days, I almost always go with the country fried steak sandwich combo. It's really awesome. A thick, crunchy, meaty, deep-fried steak covered with mayonnaise and vegetables. If I'm ever on death row (I'm hoping not to be), there's a good chance this would be my last meal. The combo comes with a drink and fries, so it's great to enjoy in the restaurant with access to the fountain for refills. Although the food is quite good, the service is second to none. I recently visited Karl's for the first time in over a year (and perhaps closer to two years) and they immediately knew my order and my name. How is that possible?! I hope my review makes this restaurant a little more famous. The name may not make the most sense, but it's good food and better people. Check it out.

This is your average taste treat burger joint. After…read morereading the reviews that talk about how good it is - I'm disappointed. The fries were warm not hot not crunchy and seemed like they had been under a lamp. The chicken fried sandwich lacked seasoning. The burger was like taste treat. The garnishments and condiments were the flavor.