Everything was pretty good except that frickin gravy. My God what is that stuff. A cup of…read moreflavorless white paste. I ordered sausage gravy. It had a table spoon of crumpled sausage floating on top. It was too bad to be a mix. Someone purposely created this sinister concoction. I loaded it with copious amounts of salt, black pepper and Cholula. Nothing helped. The flavors were absorbed, vanishing into the white abyss. So, just don't order the cream gravy. The rest of the breakfast was decent. This is an Oklahoma oilfield town diner. A working man's café. Apparently, it has been in operation for a number of years, judging from the volume of reviews. Some good some bad. The service seemed a little slow and disorganized. Overall, I rate it as a very average 4-star diner. Pictures of the meals look very good. But it didn't make the cut for me. Before you go, call ahead and ask about the gravy........

Service was great and the food came out fast. The diner was very clean inside. The southwest…read morehashbrowns were the BEST I've ever had. Will definitely be back when I pass through again.

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

4 women who haven't visited in 6 plus months. We are…read moreoverwhelmed by the SWEETEST woman - okay menu, lots of country music. Let's go back to the menu - more veggies than expected. The salad bar was nice. The okra and mushrooms are great. Forgot to take pictures of the food because did I mention 4 women who haven't seen each other on over 6 months?

This is a great little place along Route 66. The staff is super friendly and helpful. Love all of…read morethe Cars memorabilia and celebrating the movie. The menu is huge. We had fried green tomatoes and spaetzle as appetizers. My aunt got the Rueben sandwich with onion laces and I got the chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes and fried okra. It was so much food and tasted delicious. Gourmet Magazine featured the chicken fried steak and spaetzle was featured on Diners Drive-ins and Dives. They have a gift shop too. It's a fun little place!

Best pecan pie ever? Could be! We only had dessert and coffee here on our drive through town but it…read morewas fantastic. The food being taken to other tables sure looked good! Super nice ladies taking care of everyone. Deffo worth a stop.

The French toast at this hidden gem was simply amazing! The eggs were perfectly scrambled, fluffy…read moreand delicious. The bacon was cooked to a crisp, with just the right amount of crunch, avoiding the burnt taste. My wife's chicken fry was a generous portion, golden brown and cooked to perfection.

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.

The food was great, and the service was awesome! The waitresses checked on me several times, but…read morenot to the point of annoying. The environment is warm and friendly. I would definitely recommend stopping in and will do so when I am in that area again.

Food is way too greasy and for them to charge french fries separately? That's ridiculous! The…read moreonly reason why people go to this place is because theirs not much of a choice! to eat out in Chandler.

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.

Very good. I had a great experience, and the staff was friendly and helpful. The restaurant is…read morespotless and good for large parties. I told the server it was my first time, and she recommended a great meal and gave me a cinnamon roll. Warm and sticky. The meals are large; they said they make them large because it's a college town, and they want to give the kids leftovers. The restaurant is in the downtown area, with plenty of parking. Although the restaurant seems to be a chain, the staff and the food were excellent, so give it a shot. I would absolutely come back.

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

Wish we lived closer to this diner, its one of our favorites. Its got a cool atmosphere and located…read moreon campus corner near OU. There are booths to sit at or the bar if you prefer. Service is always quick and friendly. Its great because you can order breakfast or lunch at any time. Food is delicious! Perfect example of an old school diner with eggs, pancakesetc. The menu has a cool other options added as well, so definitely somwthing fir everyone.

This is a hidden gem. We love trying new foods. My husband and I were on our way to Oklahoma City…read moreand we were starving. We passed this place and really only went in to get a snack. We ended up ordering butter, chicken rice, and Nan. It was delicious. We actually went a couple of weeks ago. I just forgot to write this review I remembered as my husband and I are discussing taking a road trip back to eat here again will definitely try something different next time but the butter chicken was delicious

Road trips inevitably in my life lead to eating in a random location. Mrs. Ed W. will with concern…read moreask "Why are we stopping here?" My friend TJ3 experienced a similar showing on a recent road trip to Oklahoma City to watch an NBA playoff game between the Grizz and Thunder. It was the morning after the game, and after a few hours of sleep, we hit the road. Our voices were hurting from 48 minutes of cheering. We had to get home. We passed on the overpriced breakfast in the overpriced Renaissance hotel. After an hour on the road, I was starved. TJ3 had a conference call he had to take. He was hungry, too. The sign on the exit said "Biscuit Hill" something or another. Yelp showed nothing. Sounded perfect to me. So we stopped, pulled past a truck stop, and parked next to the only other car in the "area" for parking. I say that because the parking lot is basically an extension of the truck stop, although the restaurant is not connected to the truck stop. It's a dive. It's run down. It's dirty. I was starving. The sign says Biscuit Hill, but a sign in the half-broken front door says "Kay's Country Diner." Ahh, we have new ownership! I sat down at a table of 6 even though there were only two of us. I figured that was not a problem because there were 4 people in the entire restaurant: Ed W., TJ3, the friendly employee and a man drinking coffee by himself at a table that sat 10. I figured party size to table capacity ratio was not a real big deal for this place. I asked who I learned was Danielle what was good on the menu, and she said the breakfast burrito and the omelets. So that was easy. I had the burrito, TJ3 had an omelet. Danielle turned, walked in the kitchen, and within seconds started cooking. Yes, she was the hostess, cashier, waitress, bus boy and cook. I heard lard and/or something hit the griddle and the sizzling sounds began. Nice. And with that, TJ3 was outside pacing the parking lot for his conference call while I had nothing to do but soak in this soon-to-be Yelp first review. I needed some story. So who better to ask than the man sitting by himself, aka Gary. Gary explained that the restaurant had been around since the 60's. It looked like it. The walls were dirty, the furniture was a mish mash. There was a small television behind some counter stools that I believe may have been used on the television show Alice in Mel's Diner. Gary talked about different names of the spot, including The Hoe Down, but now it was Kay's. Danielle later filled in the blanks. Kay had owned it twice, one in the 90's, and now 3 months ago she bought it again. She brought back the old menu, and specializes in good ole home country cooking. "Hamburger patty, hand breaded chicken fries, homemade biscuits and gravy, homemade mashed potatoes" she said when asked what she enjoyed serving. I think I'll be stopping here again soon. TJ3 inhaled his omelet. My breakfast burrito was gigantic, and was heavy on the meat, light on the eggs. It included chunks of potatoes, jalapeno and other peppers, onion and cheese to go along with the voluminous portion of sausage and scrambled eggs. I like this spot and give it 4 stars because it's not trying to hide what it is. It's a hole in the wall. It's limited on beauty but makes up for it in kindness and food taste. So if you're in the area and starving, make a stop to this dive outside of Shawnee. If you can look beyond the grit and grime, I think you'll like what you find. Four stars.