This is country yes people wake up and smoke a cigarette here but it's delicious and the service is…read morevery welcoming .

Took forever to get the food. Their tea is an unappetizing off brand and their butter is gross -…read more"whipped spread."

The spouse brought home some coffee while on a biz trip to Oklahoma…read more Bedré is a brand and cafe, part of the Chickasaw Nation. Nothing like supporting another indigenous culture as I am also part of one, Native Hawaiian. I tried their Milk Chocolate and Dark Chocolate ground coffees. I mixed it with a regular brew I use, and they both added delish chocolatey notes to my morning iced coffee ritual, the dark one being a tad more intense and my favorite of the two. OVERALL: Get some!

The employees are very friendly. Attentive. And efficient. The coffee is always good, the food is…read moregood as well.

Fat Bully's was a solid recommendation from locals. The inside has a cool biker theme that gives…read morethe place a lot of character, and the staff was welcoming. The burger was solid, especially for the price and size, and the fries were good too. My favorite part was the delicious pickle cream sauce for dipping--it was a unique touch and definitely worth trying. The atmosphere and service were the highlights for me. I'd stop back if I was passing through the area again. Happy to note they made some accommodations to the burger as I ordered my bun-less and without BBQ sauce.

A cool place a little off the beaten path. We were on our way back to Texas and were looking for…read moresomething different for lunch when we saw Bully's on Yelp. After looking over the menu we decided to give it a try. It's a neat place with a cool vibe and great music in the background. It's more or less biker themed, but we saw more families than bikers during our lunch visit. We opted for a couple of burgers and fries. Both were excellent! The fries especially... We forgot to try their fried peaches, which we were drawn to on the menu when we were looking up Bully's, but I guess that means we need to stop back sometime. Service was very friendly and they took good care of us. If you are looking for a little something different, give them a try.

We had 13 people so multiple dinners off the menu. Every single dish was fantastic, I had Cajun…read moreredfish and it was great! Service was excellent!

This was our second time here, and after this visit, we should have known better…read more Our first visit was around 2 p.m., so we gave them the benefit of the doubt. We only ordered the zucchini sticks appetizer and a couple of drinks. It took forever to get the drinks and even longer to get the appetizer, which arrived soggy and dripping in oil. We also had a very difficult time getting our waitress's attention throughout the visit. We were staying at the hotel this time and decided to give the restaurant another chance for dinner. The restaurant wasn't particularly busy when we arrived. The hostess saw us and seated a couple who came in just before us, but then disappeared and left us standing there for about ten minutes. When she finally returned, she tried to seat us in a booth literally next to the front door, even though there were plenty of nicer tables farther inside and by the windows. It appeared that she was also bartending and waiting tables, including ours. Unfortunately, she was constantly rushed, very short with us, and would often walk away before we had even finished speaking to her. I ordered the chicken-fried steak, and my husband ordered the udon noodles with shrimp. We also ordered a mixed drink. Our waitress said she would bring us some bread, and then we didn't see her again for about 20 minutes. Our food arrived, but there was still no bread and no drink. She eventually swung by and dropped off the bread without even slowing down, and the mixed drink arrived shortly afterward -- after our food. The chicken-fried steak was particularly disappointing. It looked more like a thick, puffy hamburger than a properly pounded chicken-fried steak. It was dry, tough, and difficult to cut. To make matters worse, I was never given a steak knife and had to try cutting the steak with a butter knife. The woman who brought our food was another waitress, Catherine, who was working a different section. She was wonderful. When we told her about the chicken-fried steak, she immediately asked if I wanted something else. I ordered fettuccine Alfredo, and Catherine brought it out promptly. It was fine. My husband said the udon noodles were good, and the shrimp was good as well, although both were a little overcooked. The most frustrating part was that our actual waitress never came back to check on us. We never saw her again until we had finished our meals. She didn't ask how the food was, whether we needed anything, or whether everything was okay. I hope they pool their tips, because Catherine was the person who actually deserved ours. When our waitress finally came by, we quickly asked for coffee before she disappeared again. She dropped off the coffee and walked away so quickly that my wife had to call after her, "Spoons! Spoons!" She didn't even acknowledge us and kept walking. About a minute later, Catherine appeared with the spoons and said, "Here you go -- I heard you calling for spoons." She's not even our waitress! Catherine was terrific. If you still decide to eat here after reading this review, ask for her. She clearly understands what good customer service looks like. Overall, the food was okay, but the service was awful. All the bad service reviews are correct. That's especially disappointing because the restaurant looks like such a nice place and has prices to match. You naturally expect the level of service to match the atmosphere and pricing. We know the restaurant business, and providing good service isn't rocket science. What is especially surprising is how many reviews mention poor service. The management must either not be paying attention to the online reviews or doesn't seem particularly concerned about them. There aren't a lot of restaurant choices in Sulphur, which may be part of the reason this place stays busy. But if you come here, don't set your expectations too high when it comes to service. For us, two visits were enough. We won't be back.

The staff was extra nice I had fish it was very good and…read morethe person I was with had the chicken fried steak It was a great meal with great service!

Boomerang Diner Does it Right…read more If you are looking for a friendly diner, tasty food, at a reasonable price, this is the place. The three of us stopped here around 9 am on a Sunday morning. The place was busy, but we were able to find a seat quickly. The service staff were excellent and attentive. The menu has plenty of choices, as to be expected from a diner. For breakfast, I chose the Big Breakfast. True to its name, it was sized very heartily. All items - bisquit, gravy, hashbrowns, eggs, and bacon - were very tasty and satisfying. The coffee was fresh and piping hot. Definitely a place to stop in, even if it is just a few minutes off the interstate highway. The atmosphere was typical for a diner, small and quaint, but tastefully done.

Sometimes you want a new fandangled gourmet burger with a secret sauce and equally secret fries to…read morego with it. You're not going to get that here. What you're going to get here is a perfectly cooked classic American cheeseburger on a toasted bun with perfectly melted cheese, the right fresh veggies and some top notch home cut fries that they actually soaked the starch out of to crisp them up! The bacon on the burger was perfectly cooked also! I travel the state on my motorcycle trying to find every mom and pop shop in every little town and this is one I'll go back to many times to come. Just a really damn good meal and the friendliest of staff and customer base.

Classic small town Oklahoma diner. Food and coffee were just what you are looking to enjoy! Horse…read moredecor all over the walls and a team that cooks and serves together (the waitress stepped out for a minute so the cook brought me my meal.) I got the Shane's Skillet & a coffee and made it out for $20 with a tip. Note: there is an up-charge for using a card.

Good food friendly service clean diner. Pie is wonderful. Great for a lunch date. Pleasant staff to…read morebe around.

We stopped here for a mid-afternoon lunch on a road trip and were pleasantly surprised at the taste…read moreand quality of the cheeseburger and BLT lunch baskets. Happy Days Diner has an extensive menu serving any item all day long. Our server was attentive and friendly. The prices were reasonable, and the portions were perfect - plenty of food to fill us up, but not so much that there was waste. We'll be back to try other menu items.

Best restaurant in the area, hands down. Solid breakfast with a super chill and homey atmosphere…read moreand great service. You come in and feel like family. Food is always solid. Fish Friday can't be beat, and the tartar sauce is so good I often just eat it with a fork! Love that it's byob too. Crazy good prices, especially for the quality of food and service. Worth the drive every time.

The food is very good and very reasonable!! I highly…read morerecommend! I've eaten hear more than a dozen times. I particularly like the "steak fingers ". They are terrific!

I was yelping where to eat in Norman and this place popped up a couple of times; seemed…read moreinteresting. I sat at the counter, alone, which you really only get at a wafflehouse these days. Ordered a chicken fried steak sandwich and fries. I watched them fry it up in front of me, then enjoyed the sandwhich. I guess Guy Fieri stopped in with his show and had the bean and beef burrito, but I wasn't feeling that for lunch. Sorry Guy. Check this place out, it quaint and definitely gives you the small town diner vibe, probably because it is, but still.

The food was incredible we didn't even wait 5 minutes and our food was ready. Our waiter Emily was…read morewonderful. The place is really clean and the people are really friendly for such a busy place there wasn't not waiting.