For most of my adult life I wondered why no one ever combined a French Dip with a Philly. Stop the…read morepresses. I finally found it here... The Messy. Not only does it have a ton of savory roast beef, grilled peppers and onions, and swiss, but it also has mushrooms!! All on a perfectly toasted bun and served with Au Jus. It was aahhmazing! The shaved Brussels sprouts were also wonderful, as well as the spiraled potato's (can't think what those were called, but they will know!) I'm just sad I don't live anywhere nearby. I'll just have to dream of this place in the future.

First visit and not disappointed My wife had the Chicken…read moreFried Steak she liked it very much, tender light batter I had a steak with bourbon sauce w/side salad Salad very fresh and the dressing was great, the steak was tender and tasty Service was amazing. Very friendly and observant also accommodating. Ambiance: Seems small and comforting but actually had plenty of seating. I liked everything about 33: 1st time

Food and service were awesome! Highly recommended!! Try the smoked salmon Benedict. Coffee/drink…read moremenu is also really solid.

Absolutely fantastic brunch! Service slightly below par (sleepy college student had to be prompted…read morea few times to remind him that we needed silverware, but as expected in a college town). Food was all around fantastic, and the atmosphere is lively. Full bar menu to accompany the home cooked food... everything you want in brunch is here.

The waffle bowl was great. My wife and son both got a breakfast bagel and loved it. Definitely goin…read moreback

Love this spot in Perkins! Everytime im in town visiting family i make sure to make a stop here for…read morecoffee and breakfast. The atmosphere is so cute and welcoming and the owners are so kind.

Limited games, limited payouts, limited drinks at drink station, coffee not working, probably 55°…read moreinside while it is 70° outside. Saw a few staff memembers, none were friendly. Someone from Guthrie told me it was a pretty good casino. I was truly misinformed.

There are moments in life when a man confronts something so fundamentally absurd that it forces him…read moreto reconsider the entire structure of reality. For me, that moment occurred at the blackjack table inside Cimarron Casino. I walked in expecting a game. Blackjack, after all, is supposed to be a rational system -- numbers, probabilities, risk, discipline. A contest between the player and the dealer mediated by the impartial mathematics of the deck. What unfolded instead felt like a philosophical demonstration that the universe is not governed by fairness, probability, or even basic statistical decency. For hours I watched the dealer operate in what can only be described as a higher dimension of blackjack existence. Bust cards simply did not apply. Hands that should collapse into ruin instead gracefully floated to twenty. The dealer would pull a five when a five was needed, a six when a six was required, a miraculous sequence of salvation that repeated itself so often it stopped feeling like luck and started feeling like cosmic mockery. Meanwhile, the players sat there experiencing the opposite law of nature -- a gravitational pull toward sixteen against a dealer ten, followed by the inevitable, soul-crushing decision: hit and perish, or stand and watch the dealer ascend to twenty with serene inevitability. At some point during the evening I stopped thinking about money altogether. The chips in front of me became symbolic rather than financial. I realized I was no longer gambling -- I was witnessing a philosophical parable about inevitability, futility, and the quiet cruelty of systems that appear fair while producing the same outcome over and over again. The dealers were calm, almost priest-like in their composure, dutifully turning over cards as if participating in a ritual that has been performed for centuries: the ritual of the player slowly realizing he was never meant to win. By the time I left, my bankroll had been completely annihilated, but more importantly my faith in blackjack as a game governed by chance had been thoroughly dismantled. If you wish to experience a place where probability appears to have filed for resignation and the dealer operates with the serene certainty of fate itself, Cimarron Casino will gladly provide that experience. I came to play blackjack. Instead, I received an existential lecture on the illusion of control.

A bit of a wait to order (you must order before seating), but the food is definitely worth the…read morewait! Every waffle we tried was delicious and served quickly. Coffee was great, and the staff was friendly

I've been coming here since they opened and they are still very friendly and the food is just as…read moreamazing!

This Café has two names and two listings on both Yelp and Google, Sunny Side Up Café and Hernandez…read moreCafé. It is the same frickin' place. I am going to play along with this. It is a crafty approach actually. Twice the exposure on the review sites. [Even more confusing, there is a sign on the side of the building that says "Sunnyside Steakhouse"] The two names should give you a clue of cuisines served. If you guessed Mexican/American, you got it. On the menu this morning we found regular American breakfast food and huevos rancheros, Mexican potatoes and chorizo potatoes. You can mix the two cuisines to suit your preference. My wife and I both ordered The Pipeliner. A perfect name for a meal served up in "The pipeline capital of the world Cushing, OK." Two eggs, two bacon strips, potatoes of your choice, Toast or a biscuit. My wife chose the Mexican potatoes and I went with the spicy chorizo potatoes and a biscuit. Check the pictures. This was an excellent breakfast!! The restaurant/café is very nice. It has a steak house ambiance. Clean comfortable and superb service. This is your breakfast in Cushing OK! Hanging near the kitchen area is a large screen TV that has a loop of local businesses advertisements. Today's winner's slogan encourages customer to "drop their pants." Check the pictures to see the business.

Best breakfast in town, fair prices. I love the pork chop and eggs breakfast. It is clean,…read morefriendly service and a long-time staple of our community.

I don't believe that I have ever had a bad meal at any restaurant that had the name "Granny" in it…read more Granny's Kitchen did not disappoint. Located on the SE corner 7th and Main St. in downtown Stillwater, in a nicely remodeled brick building. Inside, the restaurant is smartly decorated in a modern décor mixed with a connection to the past. Between the tee shirts that are for sale, historical pictures and a few artifacts representing rural farm life hang on the walls. In a few areas of the walls, the original brick work is exposed, but masked with a coat of paint. The building's true age shows through the makeup. The chaotic conglomeration of bricks testify that masonry skills and craftsmanship were not required of the builder, when the original structure was erected. Building codes likely not in vogue either. A work of historical beauty. On street parking. And directly behind the restaurant, on the east side, is a parking lot. On a busy weekend parking could be a challenge. Somewhat of a tourist attraction. Souvenirs for the out of towners are prominently on display for purchase. A bar is available to help celebrate yesterday's team victory or numb the pain of defeat. Patio seating is available. Breakfast was perfect. My usual. The picture describes the food. The friendly attentive wait staff keeps your coffee cup full. What else can I say it's, "Granny's" Kitchen.

Very good. I had a great experience, and the staff was friendly and helpful. The restaurant is…read morespotless and good for large parties. I told the server it was my first time, and she recommended a great meal and gave me a cinnamon roll. Warm and sticky. The meals are large; they said they make them large because it's a college town, and they want to give the kids leftovers. The restaurant is in the downtown area, with plenty of parking. Although the restaurant seems to be a chain, the staff and the food were excellent, so give it a shot. I would absolutely come back.

While I can't eat anything here due to allergies, my family loves their baked goods. (We've not…read moretried the "non-desserts.") My son thinks they make the "best brownies ever", and judging from their smell and appearance, he's likely right. Meanwhile, my daughter's favorite dessert is macarons, and Persimmon Hill can compete with the best she's had. My husband recently tried a strawberry puff something (looked like a picture) and said it was amazing. We've always had good experiences with the staff as well; they're kind and helpful each visit.

The food and staff were incredible! They bake everything in-house, which is a huge plus. Greeted by…read morefriendly staff and so many delicious looking desserts - I ordered their macaroons and Mexican wedding cookies. They were absolutely scrumptious! This place is definitely worth checking out!

GOAT breakfast!…read more Forget stopping in OK City for road trip breakfast. Beeline to Shawnee instead, worth the 10 min detour off I-40. OMG fluffy flakey buttermilk biscuits, savory sausage with white pepper gravy, double-sided Krispy hash browns, moist omelette loaded with fresh shrooms, peppers, jalapeños, onions, cheddar! Best coffee since we left Oakland, California! Great staff, family run! Sometimes you have to find a southern style kitchen, run by 2 Viet refugee teen lovers that landed in OK 35 years ago for a greatest of all time meal. You gotta hear Le and Gary Do's story. Proud American Patriots! Met the town Commissioner too - Rush - the friendliest people live in Shawnee!

10/10 local spot for home cooked breakfast! Been here many…read moreyears and same owners and cooks! French toast is amazing on home made bread! Wait staff are friendly and have been here long time as well! Everyone knows ya and your order when you're a regular! It gets full and stays packed! Get In where you fit in! Eggs are always fresh and sunny side up! Anything on the menu is worth a try and delicious as well!

Driving through Oklahoma yesterday, we stopped at the Boomarang Diner in Perry. This was the first…read moretime we had ever stopped there. I had breakfast - eggs, bacon, hash browns, and a pancake. My wife had the Dagwood sandwich. She said it was very good. She asked for crispy bacon almost burnt. They honored her request. The food was delicious and the service was excellent. It reminds you of the old diners back in the 60's and 70's. I highly recommend this place. When I travel through Oklahoma on my way to visit relatives in Nebraska, I will stop again.

Everything was amazing! Lots of nostalgia on the walls and a clean atmosphere. Fried pickles were…read moretasty and crispy, The JJ burger & the double bacon cheeseburger were absolutely delicious, the boom yays were yummy and the fried peach pie with ice cream was the best I have ever tasted! To top it all off, our waitress Sarah was friendly and provided exceptional service! We highly recommend stopping in to this gem of a diner!