We were on a road trip and looking for a local and unique place to eat lunch. I read The Yoke make…read moretheir own rootbeer, bake their own hamburger buns, and cut & fry french fries to order. Bonus points for being close enough to the freeway but also in a historic part of town. One of us got a Cobb Salad, another a Burger, and I got a Grilled Chicken Sandwich. We split Onion Rings and French Fries. Everything was tasty, but we raved they served the best onion rings we've ever had. They were super crispy. We enjoyed seeing the bar top made of pennies and we signed a dollar to put with the 100s tacked up all around the bar.

Had the cowboy burger with jalapeños and home cut fries…read more Their homemade root beer is awesome. Staff were excellent especially with several large groups.

Came in from out of town and we gave Ballers a try. The ambiance is not exactly date night - one…read moreend of the space is pool tables and the other end has some plastic folding tables. But there is a bar and a lot of screens for sports. The main redeeming feature is the food itself, which is pretty standard bar and grill fare, but the prices are affordable and the food was well-prepared and quite tasty. Also, the service was good and everything moved pretty fast. If you are looking for basic American comfort food in a laid back environment, Ballers is a hit.

Great sports bar and grill. Upbeat atmosphere. Good staff and frequented by good people.read more

Amazing!! So glad we found this place. Visiting family in OK, from California. Found this place…read moredoing some searching for a bbq joint. Family never knew this place existed, now they'll be coming back weekly! Great roadside dive! Deco is cool; what you'd expect from a roadside eatery. Way friendly owner operators. Food...WOW!! Just what we were looking for. We ordered a lil bit of everything. Nothing disappointed. Bologna??? Holy bologna was that good stuff! I ordered the BossHog. A meal for 2 really. Absolutely amazing! This is what a roadside bbq place should be like. We WILL be back before we head back to Cali. Thanks for the experience and good food!

Fun decor and very tasty lunch! So glad we found it! The staff were friendly and politeread more

We were greeted warmly as we came in, Luke the bartender/server went through the local drink…read morechoices and food selections, and we had an amazing time. We got the Elote dip, the Elvis burger, the haystack, and Remi's mom's carrot cake and we were blown away with the quality and taste of the food. We then got arm bands and some quarters and enjoyed the retro video games and pinball machines. Overall 10/10 would recommend!

Food is to die for! Lots of options for the whole family, great beer and drink selection too! They…read moreeven have plenty of gluten free /dairy free/ vegetarian options as well. Service is great, all the workers are kind and show they care about what they are doing. All the games are fun and retro with a few other more modern options like golf. Theres a room to reserve as well with a TV, great place to host parties for adults or for kids. Easy place to spend a few hours! Ambience is excellent.

Food was terrible it was cold all orders came out wrong. We had 4 people at the table. The lighting…read morewas terrible and it smelled horrid.

I will get to the point and try to save you a little time. If you are traveling west on Route 66…read moreand looking for Mexican food, don't eat here. After finishing your meal, you will say, as I did, "I have had much better." Oklahoma has some damn good small town Mexican restaurants; this is not one of them. In Vinta there are two other Mexican restaurants. Check the reviews and see what you think. If you don't mind driving a few more miles, stop in Chelsea. If you are headed south on 69, the first good Mexican restaurant is in Chouteau. There, that is all you need to know. If you are bored, here is the rest of the review. My wife cashed in her chips early. She pushed the chips and salsa away and said, "I don't care for the salsa at all." It is just tomato sauce, too much garlic and a little cilantro. The Picante was the same only it had a little bite from chili pepper. I ordered a relleno and tamale, the #43 Combo. My wife had some kind of a burrito. Neither plate of food was bad. The tamale had chili on it which was good. The relleno was average. The burrito my wife had was filled with Chopped steak, beans and guacamole, rolled in a large flour tortilla, all covered with yellow queso. What was really good about this burrito was the portion of steak in relation to the other fillings. There was a good serving of steak in it. No rice filler and the beans were not overloaded either. Both plates came with rice and beans. The restaurant is very large, with a well-worn interior and typical Oklahoma small town Mexican restaurant grungy restrooms. The service was adequate. And then there is the credit card fee! Overall, a 3-star rating which means; OK, but I won't be back and wouldn't recommend it to a friend.

Excellent burger, mac and cheese, beans, etc. Everything was really tasty and good portions. Good…read moredrinks, nice pours. Stopped in while doing route 66 on a Sunday night. Definitely recommend.

I will say the food is good, but I do have some complaints... 1st the food took more than an hour…read moreespecially the appetizer that I know you heat up in the god damn microwave. 2nd the waiter was slower then Grampapa dying of diabetes. And then for the love of god give the costumers a fly swatter the flys like the food more then me and a fly landed in my fucking sauce. Please tell me where my waiter is because I didn't see her half the godamn time I saw the owner slaving away with the other workers helping put dishes away (no hate to the owner!!!) overall slow experience but the food was decent.