I regularly get the grilled chicken stack club wrap and sweet potato fries. the portion size is…read moregenerous and the taste is amazing. Service is always good quality and friendly. The bartenders Erica and Caitlin can make just about anything you ask for. They're friendly and funny and always willing to chat with customers. The owner Blu is very present and active with the restaurant making sure everything is running smoothly. Truly a little gem in a friendly little town. They have live music relatively regularly and have a great laid back vibe.

Unless you're from money, a well known family, or know someone important, you won't get good…read moreservice. Plus, the food was greasy and cold. Overpriced and overrated.

Casey's just had their grand opening here in Kingfisher recently, so of course we had to stop in…read more It's located on a corner street right at the main 4-way in town. The parking looks sufficient enough, gas prices was good this trip. Inside looked clean and roomy even the restrooms were clean. That's kind of expected with it just having its grand opening. There were plenty of options for food and drinks. A cold sandwich bar and a place to order hot food, we got a slice of pizza. Right now there's a special: Buy 1 large pizza, get another 1/2 off. The employee we dealt with was very friendly and helpful. She told they also have a Casey's rewards app that you can download then when you come in you just have to enter in your phone number. A pretty cool place to check out! We'll definitely be back!

Ordering pizza in kingfisher is not easy to get good, quick service with quality food. We ordered…read moreseveral pizzas online and took advantage of the online coupons available. The think crust is my favorite! We liked all the pizzas we ordered but especially liked the chicken bacon ranch and the bbq pulled pork. Will order again.

Great onion burgers and Fries. Have been going here since for atleast 30 years and never…read moredisappointed.

One of the best mushroom and Swiss burgers around. And absolutely the best onion rings and fries…read moresauce. Prices are average and the service is always pleasant in this cool little burger spot. Definitely a standout in an area full of burger spots.

As we entered, the place looked friendly and well maintained including dining area and more. We…read morewere soon established and when we requested different position the personnel attended to it without hustle. The appetizers were also fresh and tasting and offered a good introduction to the meal. Our dinners were next soon to come, and all was cooked to perfection and served hot. Service remained unobtrusive but not rushy throughout the visit and the general tempo was appropriate. The whole experience was easy and enjoyable and it was a place where I would love to visit again.

All of the above and the best flat bread pizza anywhere We were traveling through from California…read moreso happy we stopped there Delicious

My parents and I went here for Sunday lunch. They have a buffet of pizza and salads. The salad…read morebuffet was awesome. Lots of choices. The pizza buffet only had 4 pizzas. They had the most popular pizzas so there were pizzas that I liked I just would have liked more options. I'm glad we got there a little before noon. They were really busy and they ran out of pizza. They did replenish the pizza but it took a few minutes. My parents go often on Sunday's and said they usually aren't busy at all. I think the word is getting around that it's good. They also ran out of clean plates and hadn't put any out by the time we left. I really think they were surprised by how many people were there. The staff was working really hard but couldn't keep up. I would definitely go back. Just go before noon. The cinnamon dessert pizza was awesome.

Horrible service. The girl waitress should consider getting a different job. Food was good. But…read moreworst service possibly ever had .

First off, the girl taking our order was out of it. She asked another girl to finish our order and…read moreshe too, was out of it. We asked for large fries several times and no, also a large drink. She looked as if we were speaking another language. Food was barely warm. The good thing is the place was clean.

Why does it take so long in the drive-through? You are slow to take the order and slow to fill…read morethe order. Wait in line 2 places one at the menu, but I'm the only car in line and then wait at the window

One of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had. Everybody was very friendly...except…read morefor a younger Mexican lady. She had no name tag on (everyone else did). I was ordering a sandwich and she had the worst attitude ever. Rolled her eyes more than once when I was telling her my order. You could see how badly she didn't want to be there, and honestly she shouldn't with that attitude. If you don't like dealing with people get a job that's not customer service related. Again, one of the worst experiences I've ever had in a store. I felt like an inconvenience as the customer, that's insane to me. Her co-workers were phenomena, older black gentleman, and a mid aged white women, both of them did and I'm sure still do a great job.

We stopped in here for drinks. I can't say too much about it, we weren't in here that long but…read more.. The parking lot is really small. Cars parked at the fuel station need to watch for other cars backing out. Inside looks clean, there's a sanitizing table right when you walk in that holds masks and hand sanitizer available for the customers. All the staff was wearing masks as well. They also offer Subway and Godfathers pizza inside. Customers were coming and going so it looks like they definitely keep busy for such a small establishment. We both got sweet teas...that were not that sweet, we had to add some sugar. They looked pretty well stocked, aisles clear. The bathrooms could use a little attention but it looked like only 2 employees were here and both were helping customers so they may be waiting for a break to check on them. The lady that waited on us was very polite and a little funny...all in all I'd stop here again!

We ordered our chicken online the night before we needed it. It's harvest time so every minute is…read moreimportant for us to be in the field. I walked inside and was immediately yelled at to get out. No one is allowed inside. I told her we had preordered and could she please just hand it to me and I'd leave. She again yelled at me to get out abs go to the drive thru. There were 3 people ahead of me in the drive through. They all had to order and get it made up. I finally got up to the order box. They didn't have enough dark meat for my order. She said they had had huge orders right in front of me. Really?!? They should have hadn't ordered ready before they filled the new ones. I was not happy. Once I finally got to the window Rey did have my order ready to go. Nota good experience at all

Horrible experience!! $20 for 8 tiny chicken legs. Cashier was rude, said we had biscuits and no…read morebiscuits when we asked for them. Ordered sweet tea got unsweetened. Never will go back!! F-

I miss McDonald's old apple pies…read more I was on the road and needing a restroom break. And even though I've spent thousands on Happy Meals when the kids were younger, I don't feel comfortable using the bathroom at McDonald's - or 7-11, OnCue, etc. - without buying something. It was close to lunch, so for $2.79 I got a six-piece order of McNuggets and a hot apple pie. I've not had their apple pie in ages. Instead of the sugar-crusted hot pockets I grew up with, it's now thinner and taller with a lattice-like upper crust. While it's aesthetically pleasing, it takes all the fun out of the traditional McDonald's fried pie. Before, you could polish off two Big Macs and an extra-large order of fries, and still be reasonably assured you were going to burn your tongue off when you bit into the piping hot lava they called filling. And since you had already eaten your food, the only thing left to drink was whatever ice had melted in the bottom of your empty soft drink. My most vivid memory actually comes from my college ROTC days when a group of us were coming back from a weekend of rappelling the cliffs at Robbers Cave. We ordered McDonald's to go and hopped back in the cab of our deuce-and-half truck. Back then, they also offered a blueberry fried pie. As my tongue began to flame and shrivel, the only liquid handy was a can of Budweiser held by one of our sergeants, a bonafide Green Beret snake-eating veteran of the Son Tay raid into North Vietnam. I can now tell you that the only thing worse than a burning tongue is the taste of blueberry and Budweiser. It remains the most awful thing to ever touch my taste buds. No worries about that today. I actually enjoyed it quite a lot. The lattice let the filling cool to a nearly perfect warmness, and the flavor and slight sugary crunch of the crust hit the spot. No, it's not homemade or even close to an Arbuckle Fried Pie. It is, however, as good a sugar rush as you're going to find for 79 cents. But when our ancestors in the Jurassic Age went hunting for food, there was a 50/50 chance your food would eat you. Now, there is no longer an element of danger involved. And that makes me kind of sad.

Been going downhill lately not worth it anymore and the people are always in an upset moodread more