Good home cooking, the owner is vey kind. Love the specials, Thursday is normally meat loaf, it's…read moredelicious!!

Wonderful!!!! Got burger! Good pie..service fantastic.. great atmosphere menu is just good ole…read moredown home cooking!!!!

I ordered the $4.99. Chicken fried steak and it did not disappoint. Great service. A dun place to…read moreeat dinner. Very reaonably priced.

This one it kind of depends on which one you go to. I went to the in Elk City and it was good as…read morefar as the steak goes, we went back again not so much. Went to the location in Altus, had the catfish (Swai/asian catfish) don't be fooled. It was okay but it his place is definitely hit and miss.

This cute coffee/ sandwich shop/ dessert place / hang out spot / event spot was a neat experience…read more As I walked in I was greeted with smiles & I asked for suggestions & the barista was very helpful. . The way this place is decorated is very cool. The iced coffee I had was so good if you like cinnamon it was the iced Spanish latte so yummy!! I also had the avo croissant breakfast sandwich & it was perfection. Definitely will be trying more of this place when passing through Clinton Oklahoma!

The French toast croissant breakfast sandwich was SO good. Croissant was crispy and soft on the…read moretop, and the bottom was more similar to French toast. The ham was actual ham, not just some sliced cold cuts. Absolutely delicious. Idk if I'll ever be in Clinton again but if I am I'll be getting this bad boy again. Dipping it in syrup was life-changing.

What went well? Let me tell you, EVERYTHING!…read moreFood: Delicious 10/10 Service: Friendly and attentive staff Ambiance: Cozy

I made a quick detour off I-40 at Exit 66 to visit the iconic Cafe 66, just five minutes from the…read morehighway and impossible to miss. From the outside, the branding leans heavily into the Route 66 identity--logos are everywhere, setting the expectation for a nostalgic roadside dining experience. Stepping inside, however, the atmosphere takes a different direction. Rather than embracing classic Americana, the décor feels modern, highlighted by whimsical cow artwork adorned with flower crowns. It's charming in its own way, but not the vintage Route 66 ambiance I was expecting. One thing that deserves high praise is the cleanliness. The café is immaculate, from the dining room to the overall presentation, reflecting a team that clearly takes pride in maintaining the restaurant. The food, unfortunately, was less memorable. The oatmeal was overly thick and dry, lacking the creamy comfort you'd expect. Buttered toast carried an off flavor, suggesting the griddle or butter station could use a refresh. The signature pancake, dusted with a powdered sugar "66" logo, was visually appealing and easily the meal's most Instagram-worthy item, but it too was disappointingly dense. Where Cafe 66 truly shines is its service. Every staff member I encountered was warm, welcoming, and eager to help first-time visitors feel at home. Their hospitality left the strongest impression of the visit. In my opinion, Cafe 66 seems to be transitioning away from being a destination built on Route 66 nostalgia and toward becoming a dependable neighborhood café for the Clinton community. There's nothing wrong with that--in fact, it's probably the more sustainable business model. But travelers seeking an authentic trip back in time may leave feeling that the iconic branding promises more nostalgia than the dining experience ultimately delivers.

This coffee shop is an absolute gem! Not only do they serve some of the best coffee I've ever had,…read morebut their lunch menu is phenomenal, with specials every Tuesday. The portions are extremely generous--you'll definitely leave feeling satisfied (and maybe with leftovers!). The food is fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty sandwich, or something more indulgent, they've got you covered. And let's not forget the warm, inviting atmosphere and friendly staff who make every visit a delight. If you're looking for a cozy spot to enjoy incredible coffee and a meal that feels like a treat, this is the place. Highly recommend! My husband and I had a Rueben and a Chicken Bacon Ranch served on gluten free bread although their Pumpernickel Bread looked delightful!

NOT open at 0800 on Saturday. Very frustrating. Walked all the way there after seeing open on Apple…read moreMaps and "their website" which is Yelp and they are closed on Saturday and Sunday. Bad tease.

The Mother of the Mother Road…read more.. Cute resturant with Great Customer Service, good food at reasonable prices. It's a 3 in 1 stop; the have a 50's dinner section, a bar and a steakhouse. ALL the same food, just distinct seating areas. Daily specials also available. Saturday is $20 T-bone dinner with 2 salad after 5 pm. Also don't skip on the little shop, great route 66 and Oklahoma souvenirs.

We had a yummy and relaxing dinner here when we were in town for a funeral. Staff were friendly and…read moreaccommodating. Food was good, nothing super memorable but good nonetheless.

Excellent food! Highly recommend Jeffrey's Special, Luigi's…read moreSpecial and clams in white sauce. Bread is fresh and light. If you don't think margaritas go with Italian food, try the Italian marg! Ask for Avery -- she is the go to waitress, Excellent service. Can't recommend this place enough-- if you are doing RT 66 hundredth anniversary this place should be on your "gotta do it" list.

We were passing through town and grabbed takeout from Luigi's after seeing the good reviews. Glad…read morewe did. My husband ordered the fried ravioli ($11.99) and I got the pasta sampler ($13.99) with lasagna, manicotti, and cheese ravioli. Everything was really good. The fried ravioli were crispy and came with a really tasty marinara sauce. The lasagna had a nice meat sauce, while the manicotti and ravioli were classic cheese-filled pastas with the same flavorful sauce. It also came with two pieces of bread that were more like soft rolls. Portions were just right for us. Not massive, but definitely satisfying. The restaurant itself looked clean and very traditionally Italian inside, with Italian music playing and that classic neighborhood Italian restaurant feel. Overall, a solid takeout meal and definitely worth trying if you're in the area.

Good and Inexpensive Mexican food to go or dine in. The restaurant is in the back of the grocery…read morestore and the ambience is what I expect in a grocery store. I like the home made tamales, but all of the menu is good. In addition the grocery has items that can't be found in Kingfisher including ready to cook seasoned meats.

We asked for 3lbs of ground beef and the person who attended us was mopping before he reached for…read morethe meat. (He didn't even wash his hands after we told him to).

While traveling we checked Yelp! for suggestions. White Dog Hill came up as right on our route. It…read morewas a Thursday night so who knew it would be so popular. We checked in and there was a 2-1/2 hour wait but they would try to work us in. We were seated in about an hour. Our order was taken quickly and some of the best steaks we've had were delivered hot and fresh from the grill. They were amazing. The restaurant is in a century old country club that was built with local hand quarried sandstone and brick. It's a great experience with great food and the locals agree. Tip: Check ahead and make a reservation.

This food was not what I expected. It wasn't very good. The lemon pepper asparagus was the most…read moredisguising thing any restaurant should ever think about serving. It was soggy, looked like a plate of worms that tasted like it can straight from the can; no taste at all. We ordered at 7:20 and finally got our side salad around 8:15. The main course, steak and shrimp got there around 8:30. So, it took over an hour to eat our main course from there time we ordered. The sunset was beautiful, which we should've just sat in our vehicle to view.

Stopped by for lunch and the food was really good. The restaurant was super clean. Will go again.read more

A nostalgic Route 66 stop, but the food didn't quite match the atmosphere…read more Our Route 66 adventure eventually led us to Lucille's Roadhouse in Clinton. I'll admit, I may have built this place up a little too much in my mind. The Route 66 nostalgia is absolutely outstanding. From the vintage gas pumps outside to the classic diner décor inside, it's a fun place to visit if you're traveling the Mother Road. The restaurant wasn't busy, so we were seated immediately. Our server, Arisa, was friendly, welcoming, and kept our drinks filled throughout the meal. One funny moment--I thought this was one of the Oklahoma Passport stamp locations, but it turns out I had confused it with the original Lucille's in Weatherford. Since Weatherford was on our return trip, I eventually got my passport stamped there instead! As many of you know, one of my personal quests is finding the ultimate Chicken Fried Steak, so that's what I ordered with corn and coleslaw. It certainly wasn't bad...it just wasn't memorable. The steak was tender enough, but the breading and gravy didn't have the flavor I was hoping for. It's not something I'd order again. The coleslaw was an even bigger disappointment. The flavor was simply off, and after a couple of bites I pushed it aside. I also tried the blue lemonade because it looked fun and refreshing. Unfortunately, it had almost no flavor. I'm normally a 95% water drinker, but every now and then I'll treat myself to lemonade or a soda. This one just wasn't worth finishing. Arisa happily exchanged it without hesitation, and I appreciated her taking care of it so quickly. My wife definitely won lunch. She ordered the catfish with fries and mac & cheese. The catfish was crispy, flaky, and delicious. The fries were cooked just the way we like them, and even I'll admit the mac & cheese was better than most restaurant versions I've tried. She even shared a catfish fillet and more fries than I probably needed! Overall, I'd give Lucille's Roadhouse 3 stars. The food was a mixed bag, but the nostalgia, spotless restaurant, friendly service, and fun Route 66 atmosphere made it a worthwhile stop. I'd certainly come back--but next time I'd order something different. My only real complaint beyond the meal was finding the restaurant. The GPS directions were surprisingly confusing, and getting there was far more difficult than it should have been. If you're traveling Route 66, Lucille's is still worth a stop for the experience alone. Just know that, at least on this visit, the atmosphere outshined my lunch. Chef T's Scorecard * Food: 3/5 * Service: 5/5 (Thank you, Arisa!) * Atmosphere: 5/5 * Value: 4/5 * Overall: I do think this is one of those places that deserves a second chance. Next visit, I'd skip the Chicken Fried Steak and blue lemonade and give one of their burgers, barbecue, or another house specialty a try.