We went here on our way through Poteau, OK. We were very impressed…read more I ordered the chicken hibachi. It came with chicken with great flavor, mixed cooked vegetables, and fried rice. My two daughters shared the noodles and cheese wontons. My husband had the shrimp noodles. Everything came with the yum yum sauce which was delicious! I would recommend.

Amazing food, awesome service, it's a nice place to just sit and eat your food rather at the pic…read morenic tables or in your car. I love the salmon hibachi with vegetables and rice, it's my ultimate favorite

If you want amazing tacos go to this food truck 10/10 amazing service and great hot sauceread more

The Barbecue is very delicious, doesn't matter if you order pork, chicken and the brisket is…read morewonderful. The ribs are fall off the bone tender and will melt in your mouth. The burnt ends are the most delicious satisfying meal right down to the last bite. Don't leave without the pickle pasta and potato salad is outstanding. AND O' yes the brick oven pizza is a 11 out of 10.

This BBQ was amazing. I had chopped brisket with hot links chopped up with it (can't remember the…read morename) but it was delicious! My other half got brisket nachos, also amazing and we shared the potato salad, which was the best I've ever had! I can't wait to go back when we're in the area (we live in TX) and try the pickle pasta! Staff was very friendly and helpful and the place was small but had nice decor. So glad we stopped!

Truckin Delicious Ok, just tried your truck for the first time today. I had he Korean tacos with…read morechicken. Let me just say, I've been to almost 40 different states and a few countries trying tacos in many different places and yours , rank right at the top. They were amazing. Just the right amount of heat , the slaw just the right cut and texture, the chicken and the sauce on it , and the crunch of the peanuts, and then at the end with just the right amount of cilantro taste without being overbearing. Well done!! Highly recommend their food.

Truckin Delicious did the catering for my wedding back in 2019. Not only was Tasha amazing to work…read morewith, but the food has been the talk of my wedding for the past two years! It was one of the few times I was really excited that there were leftovers! I also visited the food truck when it was cruising around and the food was phenomenal and always memorable. Thanks Tasha for making my big day so amazing!

I heard about this BBQ from a lady who operates a wedding venue in McAlester. The owners cater and…read moredid an exceptional job. My boyfriend is a fan of great BBQ, but not "pretty good" BBQ haha. I drove almost 1 hour to get this and I can say it was very very good!! Perfectly done. I bought Sampler Platters - the sausage was amazing; I ate the BBQ Parfait because I am driving - it is SO delicious and I couldn't finish it. The seasoning on the pork is excellent

Very very good bbq. The tacos and brisket sandwich are excellent. There is always a line waiting…read moreduring lunch, everyone in town knows it is that good. My only complaint is that I can only get it on Monday's.

I totally forgot a picture, but the monte cristo waffle is a must-try! It's the perfect sweet &…read moresavory mix! And the prices are so reasonable for food truck food! The owners are very nice too. I definitely want to try every stuffed waffle available now. It's a cute food truck too. And they have a nice TV screen menu.

If you are looking for a brunch treat on the weekend, look no further than Papp's Food Truck here…read morein Muskogee. They are new to the food scene in this area. I first came across them at the Muskogee Farmer's Market this season. They have some great stuffed waffles that will be knocking on the door to the "Who needs a man club" ladies. This truck is run by a very sweet couple and the products vary from stuffed waffles, snacks, and beverages. It makes a wonderful start to your day I promise. Stuffed waffles include a sausage, egg & cheese, Monte Cristo, blueberries & cream, pepperoni pizza, chicken n waffles, and apple pie. The sausage egg and cheese is perfectly done, not too hot spice wise, perfectly fried egg and just enough cheese and a side of syrup and fusting of powdered sugar. The Monte Cristo is your brunch style waffle with ham and turkey and cheese and a side of raspberry sauce(OH YUM!)and a dusting of powdered sugar. The blueberries and cream just think heavenly with a side of syrup and dusting of powdered sugar. I will fill you in on the chicken later(have not had it yet). The apple pie one is another one who is strolling around the " Who needs a man club". I will update you on the pepperoni at a later date, once I try it.

Nice eating area for patrons. The food was outstanding! I had the blackened chicken thighs with…read moreAlfredo sauce and fries. My husband had the fried chicken thighs. We both enjoyed them a lot. I highly recommend them for a meal under the soft lights of the pavilion. Nice little town with friendly people.

Cleve's is the kind of place that reminds you what a real burger is supposed to taste like. I got…read morethe Classic, and let me tell you--it was amazing. Fresh veggies, perfectly cooked patties, and everything tasted like it was made with actual care instead of assembled in a laboratory. The tots came out hot, crispy, and fresh enough to make you forget fries even exist. If you come here, bring a little patience. This isn't some drive-thru mystery meat situation where your burger was made three Tuesdays ago and reheated in 14 seconds. They cook your food fresh, and good things take time. Michelangelo didn't paint the Sistine Chapel in five minutes, and Cleve's isn't rushing your burger either. Big bonus points for the setup too--there's a waiting area with cornhole and Connect Four for the kids, so they stay entertained while you wait. Plus shaded outdoor seating, which is a blessing if the sun is out trying to fight everybody. Bottom line: fresh food, family-friendly atmosphere, and burgers worth waiting for. Cleve's is doing it right!

Really wanted to try this place. Came at 12pm on a Saturday, well within their posted hours but the…read morefood truck was closed and no one there in process of opening it. There were a couple other people waiting there too and ended up leaving also. Its early December, are you closed for the season or what?

Sorry, I have to share this story in its entirety. Picture…read morethis: My wife and I had just left Sunday Mass in Hartford, Arkansas. We were very, very "hangry" and headed to Poteau, Oklahoma, to do some shopping. While driving, we searched online for a local place to eat that wasn't a chain. We decided on a local BBQ joint. Well, rats! It was out of business, and I had to use the bathroom really badly. We stopped at a gas station. The men's room was occupied--I could hear a guy talking on his phone inside. I was desperate. I briefly considered the ladies' room... nope, that wasn't happening. I stepped outside to weigh my options. There was a stack of pallets next to some very tall weeds. Desperate times call for desperate measures, right? Nope--not these weeds and not these pallets! Right across the alley sat Poteau's finest: the Poteau Police Department. ‍ I looked across the street and there it was--salvation! Milano's Italian. I told my wife, "Stop looking. We're eating right there across the street. I'm not going to make it much farther." She replied, "I'm looking at their menu right now. I want a Stromboli." We walked in. The restaurant was clean and tasteful, not fancy. Most of the tables were occupied, but it was surprisingly quiet. You could feel it--and especially smell it. Milano's is clearly geared for serious eating. That explains the lack of conversation. Folks were too busy enjoying their food. As we read the straightforward menu, a very well-groomed young man with an authentic Italian accent approached and asked, "May I get you something to drink?" We looked at each other and smiled, realizing this was shaping up to be a real experience--in Poteau, Oklahoma, no less. Of course, our server's name was Luigi from Venezia, Italy. We were served the finest Italian cuisine I have ever had, period. It started with the fresh bread. Oh, that fresh bread was awesome. (Side note: Longhorn's, you have serious competition!) You better believe I'm getting the ribeye next time--you should be worried. We also had the stuffed mushrooms (freaking awesome), a salad with freshly made house dressing, "Spaghetti Works" for me, and the Stromboli for my bride. We didn't even come close to finishing it all--except for the stuffed mushrooms, of course. Toward the end of our meal, we were chatting with Luigi. He told us where he was from and taught us how to pronounce it correctly. I had no idea what or where the town called Venezia was. Being very proud of his hometown, he showed us pictures of this beautiful old city with its canals and gondolas. "Oh! You're from Venice!" I said. To which Luigi replied, "Sì, Venezia." The English language can be so lacking sometimes. The pictures were extraordinary, by the way. Since I had forgotten to check the prices, I was expecting the bill to be around $75. Nope--it was only $49.29! Are you kidding me? Hell's bells, you can barely get out of McDonald's for less than that these days. I mean really--$30 at McDonald's for crappy food, or $50 at Milano's Italian with a very nice young man named Luigi serving your food and sharing tales from Venezia? No contest. Luigi received the $25.71 difference as his tip. Money well spent. God willing and the creek don't rise, we'll be seeing Luigi and the Milano's crew again. P.S. I almost forgot--the restrooms are perfect!

No complaints about the staff or the ambiance but…read more.. Worst Italian food I've ever had. I ordered chicken fettuccine Alfredo and it had absolutely NO flavor. Dinner salad was just shredded iceberg lettuce with one tiny slice of unripe tomato and one slice of cucumber. Not what I would expect at all. Waste of my time and money. Don't bother!