Great food, great service for our group of 7! Very reasonable prices! Love prime rib!read more

Small town, local restaurants. No atmosphere. No bar. Eating out is about more than just food.read more

The food was well cooked and lot's of flavor. I had the Jäegershnizel and my wife had the chicken…read moresalad. Both were very good. The schnitzel was breaded well and very juicy. The mushroom gravy had good flavor and texture. The chicken salad had a good variety of greens, not just one type of lettuce. A good portion of shredded chicken on top. This was a very large salad. There was enough for two people to share. Portion could have been better. Service was great. Attentive without being pushy. A fun place to eat. Lots of memorabilia from the movie Cars, which took inspiration from this restaurant. Definitely big on Route 66, too, as evidenced by the adjacent gift shop.

The Spaetzle (often called the German version of macaroni and cheese) restored my faith in…read morehumanity. The texture experience excels. The Chili Cheese Dog with fresh, raw onions (as foretold by the cheesy appetizer) was dense and flavorful, maybe the best no-frills chili dog in Oklahoma. My picky 13yo ate his first First Fried Apple pie with a slice of vanilla. His eyes got really big, and the plate was clean in an instant. The big treat, though, is the full-quarter slice of Poor Man"s "Pecan" Pie made with oats, not pecans. Served hot with a perfect slice of vanilla ice cream (yes, it's a tray-cut square) with a perfect crust -- This may be my favorite dessert ever, in the whole wide world. Of course the whole wide world needs more innovative classic food stops like this on Route 66. Also, ask to see their fire-surviving copy of Eternal Route 66 by Chuck Williams, an ironic souvenir from a prior iteration of The *eternal* Rock Cafe. If you're a fan of Sally the blue Porsche from the Disney Pixar movie Cars, ask to meet the owner, Dawn. She *might* tell you her story that inspired the sweetheart sports car, and John Lasseter, Pixar's chief creative officer is happy to confirm when visiting with memorabilia gifts that decorate the cafe. (No ai used)

They have the best service and nicest waiters. I really enjoyed the food and overall the people who…read morework there. Highly recommend for anyone looking to have good food and great customer service.

As I write this, I an sitting in the parking lot of Shortcakes Diner. Is it good? No idea. You see,…read moreI just walked in and sat at tbe counter. Before I could even take a look at the menu, this is what I saw... One of the ladies behind the counter was lifting a waffle off of the waffle iron. Apparently its far too much trouble to use a utensil, or even put a glove on her hand. She just lifted the waffle and put it on tbe plate, bare handed. If she does that in full view of the customers, can you imagine what happens in the kitchen? I'm not someone who is germaphobic, but come on! I just got up and walked out. Save yourself the trouble...don't go in.

We decided to stop at the iconic Katie's Diner for brunch before heading over to Meow & Mocha!…read more We were warmly greeted right away and only waited about 15 minutes before being seated. My daughter ordered the BLT while I went with eggs, French toast, and bacon. Both meals were delicious, but I have to say--the French toast really impressed me! The coffee was also excellent. Our server was attentive and took great care of us. The diner isn't fancy, but it's full of good home cooking, Oklahoma charm, and genuine kindness. We'll definitely be back!

Our go to spot for breakfast. Huge chicken fried steak and eggs. Good omelettes and French toast…read more Friendly service. Dining area is small but I've never had to wait very long.

Road trip. Stopped for breakfast. Classic American diner breakfast of eggs, bacon, shredded hash…read morebrowns and toast. All good. Friendly efficient service. 50s decor. We were both surprised to find this was a chain, maybe it was just this location, but it felt cozy unlike other chain restaurants that feel cookie cutter.

Greasy. Seems like this place really needs to improve their food presentation. The hash browns…read moreare swimming in grease! I had to dab it with napkins just to dry it out! And to think I had to pay for it because it's not included as a side, is ridiculous! I guess you can't expect a dinner in a small town to do better because theirs really not a lot of place to eat around in Chandler other than fast food places. When we found FAT ROOSTER that serves buffet breakfast and lunch on Hwy 18, we will never return to Boo-a-rang again.

Amazing service by Danya..in midwst city oklahoma.. .food…read morewas great...crab benedict..and giant sour dough but with smoked bacon....cinnamon rolls that melt n in your mouth...my new favorite place for brunch with crafted specialty cocktails....cant wait...

I don't believe that I have ever had a bad meal at any restaurant that had the name "Granny" in it…read more Granny's Kitchen did not disappoint. Located on the SE corner 7th and Main St. in downtown Stillwater, in a nicely remodeled brick building. Inside, the restaurant is smartly decorated in a modern décor mixed with a connection to the past. Between the tee shirts that are for sale, historical pictures and a few artifacts representing rural farm life hang on the walls. In a few areas of the walls, the original brick work is exposed, but masked with a coat of paint. The building's true age shows through the makeup. The chaotic conglomeration of bricks testify that masonry skills and craftsmanship were not required of the builder, when the original structure was erected. Building codes likely not in vogue either. A work of historical beauty. On street parking. And directly behind the restaurant, on the east side, is a parking lot. On a busy weekend parking could be a challenge. Somewhat of a tourist attraction. Souvenirs for the out of towners are prominently on display for purchase. A bar is available to help celebrate yesterday's team victory or numb the pain of defeat. Patio seating is available. Breakfast was perfect. My usual. The picture describes the food. The friendly attentive wait staff keeps your coffee cup full. What else can I say it's, "Granny's" Kitchen.

This restaurant certainly lives up to its high reviews. We came here for the first time today. I…read moreordered the sirloin and my husband got the chicken fried steak. We both got onion rings and mac and cheese as sides. Steak was very well flavored. Onion rings were amazing. Good portions. Good prices. Good service. We will be back!

This is the cleanest, most comfortable, cozy diner/café that I have ever been in. And just when I…read morethought I had completed my list of my top ten hamburgers in Oklahoma, here comes Scotty B's cheeseburger. Another restaurant's cheeseburger on my top ten list, just got bumped. There was no doubting that my wife would go for the Indian Taco. She found it on the menu as we were driving over. A large freshly made, golden brown Indian fry bread, covered with seasoned ground beef, lettuce, tomato and onions, with black olives, salsa and sour cream on the side. Look at that stacked up plate in the picture. It was delicious, as was my perfect cheeseburger with a side of crispy seasoned curly fries. Great friendly service from Scotty B's daughter who was working the restaurant today. Scotty B's is a great destination for Bikers, Car Clubs or anyone looking for a family friendly environment with excellent food. It has a big dining room with tables set up to handle a group. There is so much good food on Route 66 in Oklahoma, that you will need to allow for a week of travel time, to eat your way across the state. Route 66 Travelers, Eat Here! #700

I love this diner. Every breakfast option is great. Had the brisket hash. Old school diner vibe.read more

Fantastic food and service. Omelette nice and fluffy. Chicken fried steak and eggs are great…read more Highly recommend this place