We love El Rancho! The food is flavorful, affordable and delicious. The service is always…read moreexcellent. We try to eat there at least weekly.

Below average food, no margaritas (no alcohol) and the service was amateurish…read more That said, with virtually nowhere else to eat, this will probably be your best or only choice if you're in town for the night.

I've been coming here ever since the 90s and it's still a staple every time I come home to visit…read more I've never had a bad breakfast here and the folks are as nice as can be.

I have always enjoyed the food and service at Skyline Cafe! This is a restaurant with no frills…read moreother than amazing food and great service!

Great little place inside of Roy's Cardinal Goods. We had 4 people eating. Had chicken sandwich,…read morecatfish, shrimp. Potato wedges, corn fritters, and green beans... oh my goodness, the garlic green beans were awesome. All four meals were great.

We love this grocery store. We are from Dallas, and this store is one of our favorite parts of…read morecoming to Robbers Cave. The staff is always so friendly. The meat department is amazing and under budget. For a small grocery store the options and quality are wonderful.

My fiancé gave this a 5 star. I would say 4.5. He said this way by far the best food we have had in…read morebroken how / hochatown!!! The three pigs & hummus were amazing. I would say the chicken Cesar wrap could do some work. I would say it was pretty average and didn't even have croutons inside. I wish that we would have gotten another option. Another item that was so good was the salt and vinegar chips. They had such good strong flavor. The inside was so cute and clean. Perfect for girls night, brunch, lunch or hanging out with your dog on the patio. Service was amazing. Both ladies at the front were very helpful.

This is one of our favorite places to grab lunch in Broken Bow. The staff is very attentive and…read morethis restaurant has one of the best atmospheres in Broken Bow with a very beautiful patio area. I have had the chef salad, several of the flatbreads, the club wrap and the tomato basil soup. Everything here is delicious and that salad was a great value. I took most of it home and threw in a huge bowl and shared with my husband for dinner later. This was my mother's first visit to Brick & Bread and she was pleased with her flatbread pizza.

sad this location hates the military…read more.. It's sad that an average restaurant thinks it's okay to basically tell military they are not Wanted at this restaurant. Add to that. They messed up my meal

I got the kids meal. It was like a sad meal. I asked for no mustard and they gave me mustard. The…read morepeople were nice but it took almost 5 minutes. This is supposed to be fast food,not slow food. I sat down and their was crumbs on my seat. The burger looked like someone sat on it. My dad enjoyed his meal though. Do NOT order from the machines.

Reba's place is a very cool venue in a small Okey town. The food was outstanding! Talk about…read moreplentiful, non greasy catfish. YUM! The blackened salmon was excellent as well. The staff was nice and sang well (as they sang with the videos on the screen). Oh, by the way, don't forget to visit the gift shop on the 3rd floor. We almost missed it as there was no obvious signage directing us there. BUT, we found it and are a few dollars poorer as my wife loves her new, "Fancy" T-shirt! She found the 3rd floor!!!

We drove about 2 hours each way to try Reba's Place, so maybe our expectations were a little higher…read morebecause of all the hype, but unfortunately the experience just didn't match the prices or reputation. When we were first seated, the table wasn't clean. When my sister politely mentioned it, the waitress seemed more defensive than apologetic and moved us to an even more uncomfortable table. Service overall was very slow, especially considering they were not busy. It took a long time just to get drinks, my tea was never offered a refill, and my mom was brought the completely wrong meal -- she ordered a chicken sandwich and received a hamburger instead. The food itself was honestly pretty disappointing for the cost. Ralph and I both ordered the chicken fried chicken, which was around $27 each, and it came out cold. The green beans were cold too and honestly not good at all. Overall, the food felt very average and definitely not worth the price point. The one highlight was the famous quail poppers -- those were actually really good and probably the best thing we had all night. Sadly, after all four of us talked about it afterward, we agreed the experience was maybe a 3 out of 5 at best, and that's being generous. We really wanted to love it, but it just fell short in both service and food quality.

Service, hospitality, food quality & taste...it's all wonderful here! Takes me back to when I was a…read morechild at the drive in where I grew up. LOVE IT!!

We really enjoyed this place. We wanted to try something local, quick, and casual, and this place…read morehit the spot. We got a nice smattering of options: cheesesteak, cheeseburger, fried green beans, onion rings, and pickle O's. Our favs were the cheesesteak, onion rings, and green beans. The cheeseburger, honestly, was also very good. The pickles were batter-heavy, so you don't taste much pickle. Overall a great pit stop for our trip to Sacred Pines.

We happen to see this railroad car as we drove by and just on a whim decided to try it. I will…read moreadmit, we did look at the reviews before we went in, but all the reviews were so good. We had to try it! We both had the steaks, my wife having the ribeye and I had the New York strip. We both had the fully loaded sweet potato. I had the salad bar and she had the corn. Everything was incredibly tasty. The owner was very friendly unhelpful and it was fun to read up on the history of the railroad car. If we are ever back in the area, it is definitely on our list of places to visit again.

Dinner last Friday evening at the Southern Belle in Heavner, OK. The restrauant, or at least the…read moredining room is in an old, 1905 refurbished passenger car with a rich history. It provides an unique environment with a folksy vibe. The railroad car does not look as clean and crisp as their web page photo and it's been painted what appears to be a dark burgundy. It was dark and raining so it's hard to say on the color. Inside is cozy and comfortable. It's a neat venue. The menu consists of typical American comfort food, at least for the south. Three of us us ordered chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes, cream gravey and fried okra. The outlier ordered fried chicken livers with French fries and fried okra. All four of us were pleased with our meals. The chicken fry was good as were the potatoes and cream gravey. The fried okra was excellent. The chicken livers were excellent and begged for mashed potatoes and cream gravey. The French fries Ken ordered weren't very good. I think they were under cooked. We had a nice, enjoyable dinner. The service was excellent and the prices moderate

Burgers were fantastic. Service was quick food was received…read morefast as well. Prices are very reasonable

Great Food they do catering and are great Local Man making a Living. You better get there early for…read morelunch cause he is always packed.

Where is one to begin when describing a trip to one of the greatest and most storied rapid food…read morefranchises in all of America? My experience begin the moment that I rolled into the parking lot. As I approach the door I was greeted with a very chic and modern interior that speaks well of not only the restaurant but of the town that it is in. As soon as I crossed into the threshold of the eatery my nostrils were set a flame with the delicious smells of various meats vegetables and other fresh ingredients imported from various exotic locations, it was a beautiful moment. After pondering over their extensive menu and making my careful selection I approached the counter. The friendly woman working behind the cash register took my order; a double cheeseburger plain and dry, a large fry, and a large Dr Pepper to wash it down. With my order placed I took a seat in one of the comfortable boots, taking the moment to savor the tasteful decorations, listening to the elegant music selections, and even enjoying my fair share of the complementary Wi-Fi. But alas of those corporeal distractions mattered but none when as if by angels, my food was delivered to my table. I took a bite of the cheeseburger the juices so mouthwatering in the spices so vivid, it was truly a treat. That magnificent burger was beautifully complemented by a large serving of thin but not too thin, crunchy but not too crunchy, salty but not too salty french fries. All of this was aided into my digestive system with a large Dr Pepper, truly delightful. In conclusion while a McDonald's may not be a very rare sight, one of this magnitude however should be cherished and visited by many. My brief existence in this realm of bliss and happiness came to an end all too soon, but as I walked back through the parking lot to my 1992 Geo Metro the only thought on my mind was when will I return again. So my friends reading this review I will leave you with this, choose bliss, choose happiness, choose satisfactory, choose Highway 71 McDonald's in Mena Arkansas.

long wait. staff was clueless and food was cold. Other customers had been waiting at least 30…read moreminutes. Food had obviously been in the warming bin. not at all freshly cooked and still cold to the touch by the time it was brought out.