First time here. Was out just riding the bike around the lake and stumbled across this place. It…read morewas just what I was looking for. Just good old diner food. The place is small but clean. Very friendly staff and service was excellent. They even played 50s music. Everyone was as friendly that came in to eat. Great atmosphere. Would definitely come back if in the area.

Went to breakfast at my favorite restaurant in Tahlequah Oklahoma. It was absolutely perfect…read more . I highly recommend this restaurant.

Great food and great service. Owners are very involved and do their utmost to make sure you have…read morean enjoyable experience. Eaten here many times and have never gotten a bad meal. Stop in and give it a try, you will not regret it.

Cruis'n Kitchen is one of our favorite places to visit! It is a cute little diner in Wagoner that…read moreserves great home cooking. My favorite item is the Fried Chicken Sandwich! One of the best I have ever had. My son always gets the basics-eggs, hash brown (he says they have the best!), bacon, and a biscuit. My daughter says the onion rings are better than anyone's as well. The service is always spot on. The staff are friendly, fast, and treat you like family!

Staci did a great job getting us in and out and being so kind throughout our time. I got the…read morespanish omelet with hash browns, and toast! Everything was well prepared, a little greasy but expected at a diner. The restaurant is very small so I wouldn't suggest a big party to come eat here, and bring a jacket as it's chilly inside.

First let me say this what a awesome group of people. i drove from Maryland. i was hit by lightning…read morein the Ozarks. the lighting hit my windsheild and cracked it. i kept pushing forward. I needed a place to stay and i only got to stay one night in a hotel because they sold the room form under me to a company. I had no were to go and i was really hurting. I didnt know anyone around and needed something to eat and coffee to calm my nerves. I felt like a huge failure with everything around me going on. Yah i could have gone anywhere to grab something to eat but i wanted something that made me feel at home. I came into the dinner mad and scared feeling like a straight failure. I order a omelet and coffee. when i walked in it was like walking into home felt like i was suppose to be there. small town and good people. My heart began to be calm. Alyssa " mom" or " big Sister" you can definitely tell she calls the shots. She runs the roost. she was so calm and talking to me. i told her why i was there and the reasons why i am driving to OK. she just listened and gave me advice and made me laugh. she really reminded me of my sister that passed away. Alyssa being so down to earth and funny made me want to come back each time. So as i slept in my jeep from the 4-10th at Ross park had no were else to go i went there to Boomarang dinner "my dinner". Yes it started as a place to eat but it turned into a place of calmness and happiness. i got to know everyone of the staff and there amazing i kept going back to eat there. I love the food and the ambiance. chicken fried stake and black coffee. the staff dose tremendous great work and if i could make the wages different i would at least pay them $19.00 hr. i looked up the minimum wage in Tahlequah, Ok $7.10hr that is absurd. these wonderful people do way more then just help run a dinner. they are family, therapist, counselors, jokesters and good quality people. The staff works hard to keep the place running in tip top shape. I was there when the small front fridge broke and NO on sat in the fridge the door just fell off because of all the usage. No staff broke the door. Please who ever is reading this and own this great establishment let the staff sit down and rest there feet for a momnet i see them up and running around all the time. let them have a moment and be a human being and have a cup of coffee in the dinner. these wonderful people are not robots. they are people to. I love the staff. As i look up minimum at $7.10hr + tips need to do better then that. People can not survive on minimum wage like that there are families to support and that is one way to loose staff. when the staff cant afford to feed there families and start to feel the financial burden they will think about finding another job to support there family. seeing that the minimum wage is THAT LOW and knowing that it can be increased to help the staff in there future to do whatever the dream career is at least increase it to 16.00 + tips as a start. Your staff is awesome and they are worth it. All in a nut shell i wish i could make a movie or a sitcom about this place and call it " Big Hair" because as i think of this dinner it would be a epic movie or sitcom. I am coming back to eat there everytime. As i sit here writing this review in maryland i want to just drive back to " Boomarang dinner" to eat there again. To the staff you guys made this whole experience the best trip ever and I will never forget you guys. Small town dinner with the greatest people you can ever meet. My email is : CaliRican92@gmail.com. thank you for everything you made my trip

the owner Emily was our waitress and coming from a diner background that was something unexpected…read morebut happily had. everything was perfect and she made the experience one that will de keep us coming back

Fites, at their new location in downtown Tahlequah, 1310 S Muskogee Ave. Right on the main…read moreNorth/South drag through town. Excellent food. The menu seems to be expanded. The service is friendly-phenomenal! Inside a comfortable diner ambiance. My wife never passes up an Indian taco. Here you will find it on the menu, listed under salads, with a more PC name "Fite's Cherokee Taco." It is delicious! Me, I gotta' have those house made rings and a club. Three slices of buttery Texas toast, packed with turkey, ham, cheese, smokey bacon, a big slice of ripe tomato, lettuce and a generous slather of mayo. On the side thin, crispy, crunchy, greasy, salty, delicious onion rings. An outstanding meal, that will be added to my collections "UnYun Ringz" and "Clubs in Oklahoma" on Yelp! Oh, the meal comes with fry bread and honey! And then there is the perfect friendly attentive service from Emily F.

When you walk in, the first thing that you notice other than the gloomy darkness, is the ceiling. I…read moresuspected that the restaurant had experienced recent fire damage. What appears to be black and brown smoke streaks and stains, cover the entire ceiling. Seat yourself. The next thing you notice is that your table and every table in the restaurant matches the ceiling. This was not the result of an unfortunate tragic accident; this was purposely done. How this aboriginal work of art came about is known only to the artist. But I speculate that it was born from the collaborative effort of a few good friends, a Friday night, a bargain buy of miss tinted or abandoned clearance sale paint from Lowes, and several cases of Natty Light. And at 2:30am on Saturday morning, a brilliant decision was made, "Hey we still have some beer and paint left over, let's do the tables too!" The restaurant is clean. Small town diner ambiance. The service is fast, attentive and friendly. My usual. +1 point for the gravy which had actual crumbles of sausage and yes, a good homemade biscuit. Eggs and bacon cooked to order. I asked for crisp bacon and I got it. Another 5 seconds in the fryer and it would have been flaming. They have what they call "German Potatoes" that can be substituted for hash browns. German Potatoes would not be my preferred choice, but I decided to try them. Skillet or flat-top fried potato cubes with green pepper and onion. Tasty! Not bad! This is a real American diner, that still serves 3 slices of bacon!

Stopped for breakfast and was very disappointed i ordered scrambled eggs and they sent out fried…read moreeggs that were chopped up. Bacon was laying in grease. Pancakes just ok. Sausage gravy thick and pasty with 1 tiny piece of sausage. Hashbrowns very greasy. Biscuit was ok. Only 4 customers and service was slow. Waitress brought food to table and that was the last time we saw here. Had to go ask for the ticket.

Great outside patio with fans and heaters for all season use. Nice brunch menu with a variety of…read moreoptions. Service was pleasant and food came out fast. Fried potatoes need seasoning but the hot honey chicken burrito was tasty.

In the mood for a late night burger and came here. Different experience than the one on cherry…read morestreet. Both burgers didn't seem to have much flavor for as much as they came with doe toppings. The decor was modern and trendy but food was mid unfortunately. Service was fine! We came late so we knew they were trying to get out of there but no issues!

If you want a home cooked (comfort) meal, Johnson's Stepping Stone Cafe is the place. Located in…read moreBixby - off Breckenridge - it's a cozy (another word for tiny) family cafe that's warm and welcoming. The food reminds me of home and the waitresses remind me of Alice - fabulous, efficient and sassy!

The pies are amazing This is a little hole in wall cafe…read morethat has been around forever. Serving comfort food that's really good. Service and ambience are great, down to earth and friendly

When on road trips we like to visit the local establishments that have good comfort food. We threw…read morethe proverbial dart at the map and found this place. I'm glad we did, the people were great and the food was awesome. It has that nice dinner atmosphere with booths, sit at bar, or tables. It won't break the wallet either.

Customer Service is slacking, ordered over the phone when I place my order and told them the name…read morethey then abruptly hung up on me. When I arrived to pick up my order the lady at the window didn't say anything to me at all. Very weird behavior to have in customer service