Every bit of it was great and family oriented and friendly great food great people. Nice clean plat…read moreto eat and take the family

The best breakfast in Chelsea and for miles around in any direction…read more I really like this old-fashioned diner/cafe. Small cozy comfortable old building, the walls lined with historical photos and advertising. Welcoming friendly staff keep your coffee cup full and the big menu selection covers all three daily meals. Daily Specials are hand written on the white board by the counter. Grab a table by the window, relax and watch authentic rural Oklahoma life pass by on the street. Or select one of the limited stools at the counter, ponder about the weather for the day with the locals; or visit with the staff and watch Granny make delicious homemade meringue pies. As I was paying the bill, Granny walked by with a chocolate meringue headed to the pie safe (display case). It was stacked high with light fluffy whipped egg whites and then baked just long enough to give it that perfect pie suntan. The young lady at the register said the restaurant had been in business for over 30 years. It is an icon in the community. My wife and I both had the 2-egg breakfast, with bacon (came with four strips of thick smokey bacon), hash browns, and a biscuit with gravy. All cooked country diner perfect. Great service. This is where you eat breakfast on 66. It may be the best for other diner style meals too. I have reliable sources that have rated the burgers here as excellent. Check out the old brick paved street on Pine St. on the N.W. side of the restaurant as you walk back to your car. Across the street viewable from our table, there is a controversial sign on the building stating that Chelsea was the location of the first oil well in Oklahoma. There are three or four other sites in Oklahoma that claim the same, as the first. An unsettled Oklahoma controversy. Quiet, friendly little town, a relaxing diner with excellent food.

Bricktown Brewery is your standard brewery in middle America. It feels like a chain with the same…read morewood decorations inside. The menu pulls from a variety of places- pizzas, burgers, tacos, salads. To eat, our table got the trip dip with salsa, guacamole, and queso. The chips are thicker than most. For dinner, my fried chicken sandwich was fine. You get to pick your side and there's a lot to choose from. I opted for the green beans. To drink, they have beer, Pepsi products, sweet tea, and more. Service was attentive.

Customer service is basic for sure Caesar salad even more basic, Onion rings are absolutely…read morefabulous. Amazing! Really good flavor. Really good crunch. Super fresh onions is a win for sure! Apple crumble dessert. Phenomenal

First of all it's loud, which makes it hard to have a conversation with your group. I got over it…read morewith a Mimosa champagne with a splash of orange juice. My brother had the breakfast burrito. His comment was " I feel like I should ask for forgiveness ". He was happy and ashamed he ate all of it in one sitting. I had the burger- it was seasoned so well and not dripping greasy. You know the burger is perfection when you don't need Ketchup or mustard. The cheese grits with two eggs were so delicious but needed a to go box . My favorite brunch dining experience hands down

I've been told that this is a Bartlesville favorite and I can see why they have that reputation…read more Went for lunch and another customer overheard that it was our first time there, she couldn't help but to interject in excitement and tell us everything that was worth getting on the menu and told us that brunch was a must at this spot. Located in the heart of downtown, this spot has a hometown feel with bikes hanging as decor. Service was nothing short of amazing and helpful, and most importantly the food was AWESOME!!! I ended up getting a chipotle aioli burger with fries. Simple dish but I can't say enough how good everything I had was. If you happen to be in Bartlesville, this is a must stop for lunch, dinner, or a weekend brunch. Almost forgot... Homemade ranch was delicious. I judge very critically in this area which will make or break a review.

Classic small town diner. Friendly staff. Good service. Good food. Reasonable prices…read more I've had steak fingers one time. They were great. Not the typical frozen from a box off a truck kind. The second time I had chicken chunks with jalapeños. It was hand battered thick chunks of chicken. The cook even came out and asked whether preference was light or dark meat. I also asked if he could throw in some onions with the jalapeños and he gladly did.

Good service and good food. Tried the chicken fried steak special and it was perfect for a lunch. A…read morenice batter on the steak and not so over seasoned so your not drinking a gallon of water all afternoon. Scratch mashed potatoes and green beans with bacon. A biscuit that makes you want to go back for biscuits and gravy.

Went for a quick dinner. Had the seafood fajitas. Was pleasantly surprised at the quantity of…read moreseafood. Taste was good. Service was attentive and helpful. No issues with restaurant cleanliness or facility.

My experience here wasn't as good as I expected…read more In terms of the food, what I had was decent in quality, although I was disappointed in the portion sizes. The chips were good and not greasy but the salsa was only average. The salsa bowls were smaller than other places I've been but they were stingy with it to begin with. I got the distinct impression they didn't want to bring it out to me. As far as service goes, it left a lot to be desired. My server disappeared for lengths of time and as as I noted above, it was hard to get salsa refills and I also had to wait to get my check. Fwiw, I did not think they were exceptionally busy at the time, either. All told, I probably wouldn't not return.

There's like 3 places to eat in this town. A burger joint that appeared to busy. Another burger…read moreplace that appeared to be close and Uptown Pizza. If you are heading to Pawhuska, this town is really the only place to get something to eat once you leave the Tulsa area and make into Pawhuska, likely for your tour of "The Merc". I arrived for wings wednesday. A variety of buffalo style wing offerings of your choice for $3.50. I opted for the buffalo bites. They really gave me a lot for my money. They were like mini QT buffalo rollers. I enjoyed them. They weren't fantastic, but they had decent spice. I also ordered a slice of pepperoni. It was rather luke warm, but it was a fairly large slice. It's not great pizza, it's not bad pizza. It's above adequate. The crust was nice, crispy and thin. A+ in staff and service. Very friendly.

The food was great service was friendly. The restaurant was clean and very family oriented.read more

Stopped in this little cafe for lunch. They have a nice layout…read more The menu has lots of interesting choices. I almost tried the mango chicken. But opted for the Oologah Bowl. It looks amazing but I was a little disappointed the flavor was a little bland. The steak was a little chewy. Chicken in dish was good. Shrimp was excellent. I think it just needed to be less watery, the queso and spinach flavors were thinned too much. The salsa was just fair. Food wise I would give it a 3.5 for the dish I had. But I could see other dishes being 4+. My bigger reason for the 3 star was service. The waiter was friendly but very inattentive. I had to wait for 5 minutes before he brought me menu and took drink order. Albeit part of the problem was he was letting an indecisive customer hold him up. He should have left the customer to decide and tended to the two tables waiting. This happened again when I went to pay and stood at the counter for about 5 more minutes while I heard him talking in back. He was friendly just needs to pay more attention.

Such a kind family but the food is lackluster at best. Salsa tastes like canned tomato sauce…read more We live local so we have tried several times and never any good. Smallish portions too.

I've been here several times and have never been disappointed. The fish isn't thin and overcooked,…read moreand the shrimp and oysters are excellent. I was surprised at how good the beans and rice were. There are always several families with little kids when I go, and that's a good sign for me. I leave with a togo box because there's always enough for a second meal, so that's a financial benefit, too. Getting two good meals of fish and vegetables for about $16 is hard to beat.

Our new Chick O Fish has high standards. No shortcuts are…read moretaken at this location. I have visited many times, always finding quality in every aspect is under strict supervision. What may make you consider eating seafood and chicken elsewhere has been eliminated. Two menu items you want the utmost care and consideration employed in its preparation. Chick O Fish offers fish, seafood, and chicken recipes that are unique in the Bartlesville area.