What a great find. My salad had a Mediterranean flair and my husband had a pastrami reuben…read more Staff was friendly and helpful. Thanks for a great dinner.

Wow, the sandwich was amazing! I got the Stram Don, and it absolutely hit the spot. The pastrami…read morewas hot and flavorful, paired perfectly with the coleslaw and a fresh, soft roll. I ordered the full size, and it was huge. I ended up splitting it into two meals. My only complaint was the house-made chips. They seemed like they had been fried ahead of time because by the time I got them, they were soggy, which was a bit disappointing. I paired everything with a root beer, and overall it was a fantastic meal. Aside from the chips, I really enjoyed it and would definitely come back.

Fabulous! Driving through Supulpa and stopped for Greek food (my fav) truck. Good size portions,…read morefriendly service, great $$. I ordered the mixed plate and my bf ordered the gyro plate. So many pitas we were able to share. Everything was delicious. All the food on the menu looks incredible. They also give you plenty of sauces and hummus.

So what the *#@$ is going on with Sapulpa food these days? How have I been missing out this long?…read moreCame here with my son's family a couple of weeks ago after going to White Bison. A nice Greek man and his Creek significant other run this trailer just off 66 near Linden St. in Sapulpa. Everything we got was fantastic, shrimp salad, chicken sandwich, sausage and taters were all phenomenal. The way this guy does his chicken has to be tasted to be believed. Perfect texture, perfect seasoning. He will likely comp u a couple samples as you wait for ur food and if u ordered anything without the chicken, ur proly regretting it. Fantastic portions and to top it off comped us a very tasty piece of their cheesecake. They not on the menu but they also have traditional Greek items like cabbage rolls and stuffed grapeleaves. Normally I don't like to leave reviews for places I keep going back to regularly, but I am making an exception for this place. If it wasn't in Sapulpa, I'd likely eat here a couple of times a week easy. Truly excellent food.

Got into Tulsa around 1pm and was quite hungry. Checked in to my hotel and then hit up a local…read moresandwich shop. Capriottis it was. Service was fantastic! Everyone was very nice and accommodating. The food wasn't very good in my opinion. I chose the turkey sandwich. Although the turkey was real turkey breast, not deli meat, it didn't have a lot of flavor. There also weren't a lot of toppings, and bread ratio was too bready. There isn't an option to "build your own" like Jersey Mikes or Subway, so you're kind of stuck with what you get. It wasn't awful, just not that good. Service made up for mediocre food.

I arrived at Capriotti's to pickup my sandwiches. Never been here before so I stood at cashiers…read morestation and waited for assistance. Both employees were at the grill working diligently. Neither looked up to see me standing there. After six minutes standing there one looked at me. Came up and asked me if she could help me. I told her my name and was there to pickup my sandwiches. With this "you dumb butt look" and said "it's right over there"and walked off. Remember I've never been there before and I hadn't seen the shelf holding our food. Place is small with six or so tables. Got home with our sandwiches. My Italian Sub was SO WET AND SOGGY! The lettuce and thinly sliced tomato were drenched in some unidentified liquid substance. I pulled all of the let out of the sub. Leaving me with a bun that was falling apart. Torn off about half of the top and bottom of the bun. Flavor of meat was okay at its best. I ate one half Wife's Homemade Turkey sub was bland and tasteless. She ate 1/3 of one half. Two bags of chips were the hit of the meal. $29.60 wasted. Can't say we didn't try.

Take the Bristow exit off of the Turner Turnpike, or if you are on Route 66 follow it to the north…read moreside of Bristow. Whichever road you are on look for the McDonald's. The best breakfast in Bristow is at the Crossroads Diner across the street, on the south side from McDonald's. A working mans diner conveniently located on Route 66. I had my usual; check the pictures. It came from the kitchen exactly as ordered. They are generous with the bacon! My wife got two big buttery hubcap sized pancakes, with a side of that thick smoky bacon and two eggs. The pancakes were perfection!! Maybe the best in Oklahoma. Friendly service. Small town diner décor. Where the locals eat a real breakfast. Their menu covers lunch also.

BEST BREAKFAST FOR MILES!!! Worth stopping…read morehere....everything on my plate was perfection! Lovely people too. GIT OVER HERE!!

We were in Tulsa for the weekend and Chris mentioned this brewery in Sapulpa and we just had to go!…read more The place is huge! I love the open concept with an upper level dining/seating area. We lucked out on entertainment as they had an open mic so we stayed for over 2 hours listening to some local talents. The big couches were very comfortable, but most importantly, all their beers were great! Our favorite was the Kentucky Common - very smooth!

Such a fun place! The atmosphere is wonderful. The beers are really good and I am not really a beer…read moredrinker. The food is fun too. We had the trashy tators as an appetizer. My husband had the special Italian sub sandwich. I had the cheesy flatbread. "The Begonias" was the featured band tonight and they did a great job. It is a really fun place to hang out with friends.

PJs have been there for a long time. I've just never been in went in for the first time with a…read morefriend of mine for lunch. She had a BLT and she gave it a four I had a salad with egg salad, chicken salad, and tuna salad all were really good the waitress very friendly and then she gave us a cookie to go. I thought that was really sweet of her good lunch for a good price.

They are old school in the BEST possible way. Consistent, no shortcuts, and you can tell they put…read morecare in making food. It's sad that that's a rarity now-a-days. Their food reminds me of being a kid and going out with the girls to a place like this. Salads and Sammie's are soooo yummy, full of extras, and just solid. The chicken, tuna, eggs salads in the triple hitter (my favor) are all supper yummy, not runny at all, and I honesty can't choose my fav, so I'm glad they offer this!! The only thing bad is my fault, bc I wasn't a patron a long time ago!

One of the best little hamburger spots in the USA. I grew up in Sapulpa loved it then and now…read more Lived in a lot of different states and still loved coming home to get their burgers. Try a shake too!

Happy Burger was one of those Route 66 surprises that reminded me why I enjoy these road trips so…read moremuch. I originally stopped because it was a Passport stamp location, but I left talking more about the food than the stamp. The restaurant is small--I'd guess it seats no more than 18-20 people--and it's packed with Pepsi memorabilia that gives it a fun, nostalgic feel. It feels like stepping back into a classic American burger joint. Even better, it's been serving Route 66 travelers since the 1950s. Happy Burger has become a true Mother Road institution. (TravelOK⁠) My wife and I both ordered the Jumbo Burger special. I swapped my fries for onion rings while she added cheese to her burger and kept the hand-cut fries. We ended up sharing both sides, and I'm glad we did. The burgers were juicy, flavorful, and cooked just right. I'm usually pretty critical of hand-cut fries because they often end up limp or undercooked, but these were excellent--crispy outside and soft inside. The onion rings were equally good. The menu isn't huge, but that's often a sign that a restaurant focuses on doing a few things really well, and Happy Burger proves that point. If you're driving Route 66 through Sapulpa, don't just stop for the Passport stamp. Come hungry, enjoy a classic burger, soak in the nostalgic atmosphere, and experience a piece of Oklahoma history. This is exactly the kind of local spot that makes traveling the Mother Road so much fun.

I came on a recommendation from a few people. I was close by so I did. I have to say that I wasn't…read morethat impressed. The pancakes were dense and somewhat cool. All the photos of the food look great on the website, some of the reviews are glowing... maybe I came on an off day. On the upside of things, the young lady that served me was very kind and attentive which made the visit worth it.

Such a fun brunch spot. I am so glad that we stumbled into this place our first week after moving…read moreto Tulsa. It is definitely not a place to take a famished guy. It is more of a girly feel, and I don't think that the menu is one where most men would walk away from a meal feeing super full, but my toddler, sister and I love brunch here. The breakfast banana boat is super fun and my go-to. Lots of fun coffee/espresso based drinks to try and I'm trying to get through them all. It's a very bittersweet thing that Cookiedoodle is connected. We love grabbing sweets on the way out, but I definitely don't need the tasty twmpt