I had the old-timer burger with cheese and French fries. I work nearby so it was my lunch break…read more They were not very busy being that it was about 2pm. They had it cooked and I had it eaten with 30 minutes of my lunch to still relax. It's a diner feel and I love that they have booths. Food was fantastic.

Brookside Diner graciously took in a party of 14 on college graduation day and the entire team did…read morean amazing job! We were welcomed by the manager and Reima our waitress was very sweet and helpful! We all decided on breakfast and it was definitely a great choice...steak and eggs, burgers, grits, omelette, skillet meals, you name it we ordered it! We all ate until we were full and still had enough to take home. Best diner spot in Tulsa!

I LOVE the chia pudding. It's the most delicious, satisfying breakfast ever. If you want something…read morelight, not savory but not too sweet, this is it. I promise it doesn't taste weird or have any strange textures. It's just delicious. The place is really cute, and the servers there are great. They're so friendly and seem to enjoy meeting people and seem to care that you are enjoying your food and drink. i love to bring visitors here!

This area of Tulsa is one of those pocket neighborhoods that feels like it simultaneously belongs…read moresomewhere else and is quintessentially T-Town. The same could be said about Maple Ridge Grocer but with time. As you walk into the restaurant the well lit bar area is to your left with most of the dining area to the right. The colors inside are retro bubble gum pink and light blue with booths, low top and high top seating options inside and a patio. My coworker and I were meeting others for a team dinner so decided to sample the bar offerings as we waited. I ordered their non-alcoholic Lavender French 75, which came in a champagne glass. Sweet but refreshing, it reminded me of a drink that I used to order at a now closed coffee shop in Greenwood. For the sober crowd, you feel "included" with this drink without sacrificing the aesthetic. My friend opted for their mescal based cocktail Smoked Apple Cider and while I didn't taste it myself, she said that the "smoked" was slightly more than her preference but still tasted delicious. For appetizers we ordered their Fried Pickle Basket with various vegetables mixed in (including some green tomatoes!) and their queso, served with thinner cut wedge fries. The Fried pickle basket's offerings were a hit with the table but not so much the queso. It tasted good, but I think we had a pre-conceived notion of "queso" that didn't match the delivery. It happens and I would recommend still trying it as something beyond what you're used to. :) My entree was the cider pork chop that came with fried Brussel sprouts that I ordered extra crispy, cheddar grits, and an apple au jus on top. The pork was cooked well! It was bone in which is difficult to nail. The grits were good and I liked that it was the "bed" of the chop so all those delish juices mixed with the fine ground grits. For the brussell sprouts, I loved the fry on them but wish they have removed more of the stem. I ate around it and I am sure it's more of my personal preference than anything. I will say that if you aren't a "sweet" food person, get the au jus on the side. Something of note is that this place has ice water galore in carafes on the table but only serve soda in cans or bottles. They also didn't have sweet tea and I can't remember if they said they had unsweet tea or not. Another couple of notes: - These seem to be high quality ingredients across the board and the menu is small and seasonal. That also means the prices are going to reflect that, so don't expect chain restaurant price tags for a local experience. - This place also serves what looks like a fantastic spread for breakfast and brunch, so that just means I'll simply have to come back so I can have the full (yummy!) experience. - There is limited parking near the restaurant but it was easy to find parking near where you would park to do the walking trail near there, directly across the street from the Mercury Lounge near the other black building (name escapes me, I'm sorry!) Last but not least: Mariah was our waitress for a table of 8 and she was phenomenal, alongside her coworker whose name I didn't catch, unfortunately. Also the bartender/host was also helpful and kind when making our drink selections.

When a breakfast diner is named Eggcellent & Things Cafe, a part of me can't resist but to call it…read moreeggcellent. Otherwise, it would be miss opportunity on the wordplay. Located along Tulsa Route 66, this popular diner is as eggcellent as things could be. The service was the most eggcellent. There were a lot of regulars. The food was not as eggcellent as the service. Chicken and waffles were good. Chicken breast was a little thin. I've had better chicken and waffles elsewhere. Diner was bustling with a friendly atmosphere. I would definitely return in the future for more eggcellences.

Really good breakfast spot. (I mean, while we were eating, two huge fire trucks pulled up with…read morehungry fire fighters from TFD. That's always a good sign when they're there to eat!) Service was good. We tried the biscuit and gravy with two over easy and the Mexican breakfast sandwich with ham, avocado, cheese, and spinach on a huge Telera roll. The hashbrown sides were cooked perfectly. We had to try the pancakes and ordered two for the table. They were huge and had just the right amount of fluff and sweetness!!! Interior was bright and clean. Coffee was unlimited and we had our own little carafe. I would definitely go again!!!! Tip: When ordering the Mexican breakfast sandwich, I would ask for a side of the chipotle mayo. I really needed some more spice. That Telera roll was amazing. Also know that this is a sandwich that could EASILY be shared!!!!!

I went with an out of town friend for a late Sunday lunch. The only regret is that 5:00 p.m. is a…read morehard start for fried chicken. You may not order it a second earlier or my co-diner would have ordered it. We managed to still have a very good meal with a variety of appetizers and sides. Shared the Golden Beet Salad on a delicious bed of horseradish labneh. Oh my goodness. I love beets and labneh. They were great! Also had the Deviled Egg Trifecta - served three ways - bacon, jalapeño and traditional. Also a hit. My main dish was a bowl of Tomato Bisque. Another "highly recommend." A generous serving of Crispy Brussels Sprouts rounded out my meal. I took home most of the Brussels and happily had them the next day. The server was very personable and attentive - in a good way. We instantly bonded with him. I look forward to more afternoons and nights at The Tavern in Tulsa's Arts District. The comfortable environment in a warm traditional tavern setting with lots of natural light. I wish I had taken a pic of the pigs on the front door. IYKYK - I love pigs. I've got my eye on other menu items and adult beverages. (I did enjoy my crisp, cold and appropriately carbonated Diet Coke!) I will be back.

The Tavern is one of Tulsa native's known yet hidden gems. Prominent plastered at the corner of…read moreReconciliation & Main yet could be passed over if you don't know what you're at. The vibe inside is that of old oil money, but you can still walk in with Crocs & cargos & feel welcome. The food is delicious and reasonably priced for the ambience & esthetic the establishment offers. But the real undercover draw is they offer a burger & fries for $9 every single day of the week after 9pm. They also offer complimentary valet service which comes in clutch if your attending a downtown event & parking is a pain to procure. Just make sure to bring cash to tip for the convenience.

The chicken strudel is to die for!! The must have appetizer. This place is new to Tulsa and such…read moreincredible food and service. 10/10 recommend!

Went for lunch and got the prime rib sandwich....this is bomb. Stacked high with thin shaved prime…read morerib with an jus and fries. Seriously hard to beat. Had to cap this off with their coconut cream pie... don't walk, run for this pie!!! Service always on point!

The Excellent hospitality here is unmatched. From the hostess to the wait staff, and busser,…read moreeveryone was so polite and helpful. Samantha had an impeccable timing for appearing and anticipating our every need or desire. How wonderful to be greeted with a cup of coffee immediately! We didn't have to wait for anything, her service was inspiring. We asked for some omissions and additions to our order and she didn't even blink, just accommodated happily. Amazingly clean and well attended restaurant. What a nice surprise to find a place that values customer service and experience.

I've been to this location 3 times over the last year and we won't go back. The menu is amazing!…read moreLove all the options! However, the service at this location is sparse and mediocre at best. Each time, we've had to ask for our check and refills were nonexistent. Also, the restaurant always smells like dirty mop water. Very off putting.

Double Shot Coffee and a cinnamon roll!…read more That bold, but smooth Double Shot Coffee perfectly complements the Savoy cinnamon roll. And that big soft sugary glazed, cinnamon swirl returns the complement. When the combination hits your tongue, the result is a perfect balance of sweet, bitter, and delicious aromatic cinnamon flavors. A sugar high, accelerated with a caffeine catalyst, that will wake your morning. A cozy city diner. Great friendly service from the entire staff. Christy C. kept our coffee cups full.

I had not been to the Savoy for a number of years. My aunt wanted to go because they have…read moregluten-free waffles. Our waitress, Harper, was great and did a great job catering to my aunt! :) I will say the waffles looked totally normal. They were enjoyed with a few blueberries sprinkled on top ($2 more). I went with the avocado toast and while it looks totally ordinary, it was not. There's a bit of basil in the smashed avos and it was just perfect (along with two perfectly poached eggs). The spread had just a hint of basil. The bread was homemade. Honestly, the best avocado toast I have ever had. They also have gluten-free cinnamon rolls in the freezer to take home and I bought a six-pack of minis (regular rolls) as well. Their freezer case held a lot more than rolls--savory dishes, burritos, etc. I want to go back to try their hot hamburger and other "diner" food!

I absolutely love SMOKE and have been dining there for over eight years. I recently visited and…read morenoticed that the happy hour menu had changed, and unfortunately, three of my favorite items had been discontinued. SMOKE has never disappointed me, and I'm sure I'll find some new favorites, but I would absolutely love to see the Blackberry Torte/Drink, Smoked Salmon Flatbread, and Grilled Sausage & Pimento Cheese Board make a return to the menu! Those were some of the items that kept me coming back, and I know I'm not the only longtime customer who would be excited to see them return. Thank you for always providing such a wonderful dining experience!

HFS! Look, out of all the places in the world I've been, I'm pleasantly surprised to find this…read moreplace. Fresh gnocchi, fresh sprouts, fresh chicken.... Fresh everything and delectable. The server was fantastic, the food was incredible, and it held the ambiance of a traditional steakhouse. Do yourself a favor and eat here, now, today. You're welcome.