Prism is such a neighborhood gem! The ambiance is cozy and warm and truly feels like a scratch…read morekitchen, which it is! The lovely staff are so friendly and knowledgeable about the menu and where they source their ingredients. Our server Josue was just delightful, as was sweet Britt! It's so heartwarming to have a local spot that is welcoming, inclusive, healthy, and delicious. I had the buttermilk biscuit with housemade jam, and let me tell you, I want that biscuit every morning. My friends had the toad in the hole and loved it. Note that they serve breakfast in the morning on weekends and then they switch to the lunch menu! Since they source their ingredients locally, I'd recommend arriving sooner rather than later since they sometimes run out of items. The space is also cozy so another reason to arrive earlier to make sure you get a seat. Also, note it takes a bit of time to prepare some of the dishes, but it's worth the wait! Come to sit and relax, enjoy the company of friends, and slow life down for a little while. And definitely finish your meal with a chocolate chip cookie!

I have wanted to try for a long time and man am I glad I finally did. Every item we ordered was…read morelocal, fresh and exceptional. I still think about the spot and want to go back so bad. It's a cute little spot that fills up quickly so make a reservation but so know that in the summer it's a bit warm. Loved sitting at the bar as you literally right there at the kitchen. Before you leave ensure you grab a few grocery items!

Amazing service, and food!! Me and my family came for a late lunch and had a wonderful lunch, I…read moredefinitely recommend this place!!!

For a Sunday around noon this place was packed. Special was Fried chicken with 3 sides for $10.99…read moreWe opted for breakfast. After looking over salad bar which is mostly prepared salads (potato salad, pasta salads). Big bowl of lettuce with a few toppings, nothing special. I ordered 1 pancake with fried egg on top. Nice size pancake and they have sugar free syrup to accommodate my request. Enjoyed my pancake that took over the plate. Mom ordered 2 egg breakfast came with hash browns, 3 slices of bacon and toast. Food is good and servers friendly. Coffee is just okay and only offer packets of powder creamer. No pictures to share.

If you pay attention to my reviews, I don't like posting for less than 5 stars. Nelson's needs a…read moredifferent scale. 5 stars is not enough! As soon as you walk in, your greeted enthusiastically and encouraged to come on in! Coming in the door and you feel welcomed. We had chicken fried steak and eggs, and pan fried steak and eggs. Eggs were perfectly cooked and beautiful, pan fried steak was a large cube steak, chicken fried steak was absolutely beautiful. I asked twice but wife wouldn't share, no so personal review! We got here at the end of breakfast so the buffet line was set . Breakfast cooked to order. Starting at 10:30 people started coming in. Then come more people. Then more people, then more people. A testament to the food, service and the friendliness of the staff!! It is a nice clean restaurant, a little noisy, but it's a fun, feel-good friendly noise. Food on the buffet is beautiful. Well it's time to stop this glowing commentary -- the place is filling up. Come on down. If you are near Tulsa. You are lucky!!

As soon as you hit the door Nelson's has that classic feel and look that lets you know whoever is…read morecooking up these meals has been cooking for a long time, and I personally LOVE THAT Food is displayed buffet style and server to you. I walked in and the patrons as well as the people working were very friendly, you can tell it's a good place with lots of regulars. I let the woman at the front know I was ordering a Too good to go order and she went and grabbed it for me. In my surprise plate was a roll, chicken pot pie, baked beans and fried okra. Everything was tasted and I especially loved the baked beans, they have a taste that just reminds you of home. This is a good place with good people, definitely will return.

Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon. Was pleasantly surprised they still had breakfast. Everything…read morewas great. The staff were attentive and friendly. The atmosphere is a classic small town diner. I'm rarely in the area, but I would go again.

It took 45 min to get our food. She wrote the order down wrong. The place small but not packed. 3…read morecooks, tasty food but not all that. The sausage gravy came with no sausage. It's flour gravy. The biscuits were huge. So, I would not recommend.

Not sure where to begin…read more I'll start with Food: I ordered a vegi omelette minus potatoes and toast added fruit. The omelette was not bad, but the fruit was actually a fruit cup... no thanks. The cheese was just sprinkled on not melted. The service was good, I sat at the counter and coffee was filled and refilled promptly. My omelette came out in about 10 minutes. The staff was friendly. The Ambiance: the reason for the two stars. The good.... They have a lot of cool stuff to look at on the wall. But the one thing I always notice is the cooks... my opinion only... they both looked unkept. One was working a million miles per hour like someone on meth. Again just my observation and opinion. Both not wearing gloves and rubbing their nose then back to work on food. The general area looks dirty. The waitresses look very nice on personality but also possible ex addicts. The seat cushions at the counter were ripped and my observations behind the counter just looked dingy and dirty. The owner was waiting at the end of the counter from the time I sat down till the time I left waiting for a guy to show up for a job interview...(waitress friend) the owner wanted to leave but the waitress said he will be here... he's late because he's riding his bike. Appeared to be over an hour late when I left and the guy was not there yet. That owner has more patience than me... if someone was over an hour late to a job interview... he will be late to work with 100 excuses. Not sure what he was thinking waiting that long... seems like a lost cause on that interview. The price for an omelette is super cheap!!! $8.99. So if you're on a budget and want a little risk in life... this is your spot.

Nice surprise when looking for breakfast! Decor is dated...seriously dated, but we came for food…read more Waitstaff was friendly and attentive...and they worked together as a team! Everyone helped everyone out...something you don't see often. We were eating KETO so they offered cottage cheese in lieu of hash browns, which we jumped on. Breakfast was good and hot, all fresh ingredients. Did I mention the decor in here is dated....but that's not the food and service which made this a good visit. Priced reasonable...but not cheap. Overall, a place we would definitely eat again!

I've been to Winn's specifically for their chicken sandwich. It's the best I've had and is always…read morehot and fresh. Staff is nice as well. The menu is diverse but currently I love that sandwich so I'll stick with what's good. 4 stars is for the chicken sandwhich plate as I've not tried other items

Fast service great comfort food. We had the Meltdown and they were both very good and served fast.read more

We are always happy with our food and service at this location. Wallid is the best! And he's a…read morevery generous soul.

the food was very good and cozy! i went here for lunch with my friends and loved it!!! 10/10read more

What a surprise to run into this restaurant all decorated up for the holidays. I've posted the…read morecurrent holiday menus.

I am not a professional psychologist. I am merely an amateur psychologist. But I know…read moredissociative identity disorder when I see it. And the Warren Duck Club has it bad. It serves food that is on a par with the Green Onion. Yet it thinks that it's Flemmings, or even Mahogany. My wife and I visited the Duck Club on a Saturday night, about 7:30 p.m. By all appearances, we were literally the only people in the restaurant apart from our waiter. Presumably there was somebody in the kitchen as well. But from where we were in the dining room, it was like being on the set of "Omega Man" or "I Am Legend" depending on how old you are. Anyway, the place was deserted. If the empty dining room wasn't sufficient warning that this wasn't going to be a good experience, any doubt was resolved by the wine list. Without putting too fine of a point on it, let me just say that they offered a bottle of Black Opal for $50. That's about a 500% mark up over retail. I don't mind dropping $50 on a bottle of wine provided that it isn't the stuff that they squeegee up off the floor. No offense to the folks at Black Opal, you make a drinkable product, it's just not worth $50 a bottle. Bottom line- the Warren Duck Club is a decent restaurant. The food is tasty but it is ridiculously over priced. You can get food of a way higher quality for a lot less money within just a couple of miles in any direction.