After reading bas reviews from a couple of idiots who tried to come in and bully the staff and were…read moreshown the door, my wife and I decided it was time for a road trip to Bristow, OK. We have eaten there in the past with good results and figured we definitely needed a burger, onion rings and a hand made shake. Our trip down Route 66 was as pleasurable as always and when we arrived at Anchor 66 the parking lot was full. Luckily one table was leaving just as we walked in so we got an immediate seat but here were also stools available at the counter which would have been perfectly fine with us. My wife ordered the Grandma Retha burger and I ordered the Sooner burger. We shared an order of onion rings and we each ordered a milkshake. Everything was great. The burgers were hot and juicy the onion rings were cooked perfectly and were very tasty. The shakes were definitely the best we have had on some time. We will definitely be returning to Anchor 66 soon for a other dose of goodness. The staff were very friendly and accommodating for us. It was a pleasurable dinner tonight. We will be back!!

It was a little place on the side of the road that looked pretty simple on the outside. But, when…read moreyou go inside, it's a pretty cool diner from years gone by. We came in for lunch as a group of six, traveling through town, where we could sit at two booths, or at the soda bar across from the grill. The server met us with menus we could use inside or outside on a being developed patio. We ordered drinks, appetizers, and burgers from the menu, not knowing what to expect. One thing I was sure about was that if this diner didn't have something special, it would have never survived as long as it has. The appetizers- (pictured) corn ribs & fried mushrooms were good and served to order. The hamburgers and fries were fresh, warm, and well-prepared. The price was a little more than expected but the hamburgers they delivered were more than what was expected as well and I would order the same again.

This is a spot that gets the job done. Small diner, a spot where everybody knows your name. I was…read morein the mood for a burger & they had some special ones on the menu at a limited time, I went with The Marilyn. First & foremost, anything bacon is hard for me to skip + pass up on. I have a new love for hot honey to where if it's on the menu, I'm ordering it. The burger was straight to the point, no fixings. The peanut butter makes the hot honey very very subtle. I requested the bacon to be well done & they made it just right. I almost didn't have room for the fries. They were well seasoned. They also they their own seasoning sitting on the table, if for anything else, I would've used it. The servers were very very nice & friendly, they knew about everyone who was there at the time.

My fiancé and I stumbled upon Bristow and this diner stood out immediately! It was a quaint place…read moreto stop for breakfast with an old school diner feel, and the food was delicious -- especially the sausage and hash browns. They had reasonable prices and lots of seating, and the servers were very friendly and efficient too!

Dinner with a friend at the Rock Cafe. Ken drove over from Yukon and we left our home just north…read moreof downtown OKC and arrived at the Rock Cafe in just under an hour. The drive is 56 miles. The Rock Cafe is on Historical Route 66. Built in 1939 from stone that was excavated during the construction of Route 66. It is a charming small town cafe, rich in history. The owner Dawn Welch was the inspiration for the animated character Sally Carrera from the 2006 film Cars. The Cafe is rustic, casual, with a cool fun vibe. The staff is friendly and the service good. The dining area is not large. When we arrived there were a couple of booths and center tables available, but a few minutes later a group of 16 came in and filled the Cafe. We started with fried green tomatoes ($8,25). They were very good. The best I've had at a restrauant. All three of us ordered the chicken fried steak ($14.35), mashed potatoes, cream gravey, and fried Okra. It was very good. The chicken fried steak was just the right size and had substance compared to those that are big on batter and light on meat. The mashed potatoes and cream gravey just right. Loved the fried okra. The meal was scrumdiddlyumptious. The Cafe was not noisy even though they were maxed out busy. The prices are very moderate. It's a fun little Cafe with good food.

The food was well cooked and lot's of flavor. I had the Jäegershnizel and my wife had the chicken…read moresalad. Both were very good. The schnitzel was breaded well and very juicy. The mushroom gravy had good flavor and texture. The chicken salad had a good variety of greens, not just one type of lettuce. A good portion of shredded chicken on top. This was a very large salad. There was enough for two people to share. Portion could have been better. Service was great. Attentive without being pushy. A fun place to eat. Lots of memorabilia from the movie Cars, which took inspiration from this restaurant. Definitely big on Route 66, too, as evidenced by the adjacent gift shop.

I'll have to try something different on the menu. The Country Fried Steak. Missed the mark for me .read more

Stopped here on the way home and I'm super happy we did. The breakfast scramble was delicious. The…read morebiscuits were crumbly and the gravy was perfect. Would definitely recommend you stop here when driving along I-40.

Truly impressed. We arrived around 11 a.m. on Saturday with seven adults and two kids. We started…read morewith appetizers and drinks -- stuffed mushrooms, fried green tomatoes, and fried pickles. All were excellent, especially the huge stuffed mushrooms. Everyone at the table ordered something different. I had the country skillet with biscuits and gravy, and it was absolutely delicious. We had burgers and a variety of other dishes, and everything hit the mark. Our server was fantastic -- drinks stayed full, and we never had to ask for anything. I was honestly shocked at how smooth and enjoyable the whole experience was We camp at Washington Irving South all summer, and we'll definitely be back and I will order the coconut cream pie! It looked delicous

Get the fried catfish. It's their best dish and you won't find anything better on the menu. It's…read morenot a fancy place, but the food is great and the prices are pretty good. Service is getting better since they've hired some ladies with personalities. We always enjoy our catfish dinners at Kathy's. I have not had any problem with dirty tables or bathrooms I think some people are just too picky. Don't expect anything but darned good food.

Best biscuit around! The food here is consistently delicious and the service is quick and friendly…read more Take a loaf of cinnamon raisin bread home for French toast! You won't regret it.

10/10 local spot for home cooked breakfast! Been here many…read moreyears and same owners and cooks! French toast is amazing on home made bread! Wait staff are friendly and have been here long time as well! Everyone knows ya and your order when you're a regular! It gets full and stays packed! Get In where you fit in! Eggs are always fresh and sunny side up! Anything on the menu is worth a try and delicious as well!

Everything was amazing! Lots of nostalgia on the walls and a clean atmosphere. Fried pickles were…read moretasty and crispy, The JJ burger & the double bacon cheeseburger were absolutely delicious, the boom yays were yummy and the fried peach pie with ice cream was the best I have ever tasted! To top it all off, our waitress Sarah was friendly and provided exceptional service! We highly recommend stopping in to this gem of a diner!

Driving through Oklahoma yesterday, we stopped at the Boomarang Diner in Perry. This was the first…read moretime we had ever stopped there. I had breakfast - eggs, bacon, hash browns, and a pancake. My wife had the Dagwood sandwich. She said it was very good. She asked for crispy bacon almost burnt. They honored her request. The food was delicious and the service was excellent. It reminds you of the old diners back in the 60's and 70's. I highly recommend this place. When I travel through Oklahoma on my way to visit relatives in Nebraska, I will stop again.

Spectacular food, great ambiance, music and company! We enjoyed the wonderful courses and we had a…read moretreat with Acapella carolers during our dinner. The only drawback were the people seated next to us who were thirty-somthing entitled brats, drunk (or something else) when they arrived who mocked the food, the singing and everyone around them. I can't blame the restraunteur, Lisa, for them being very poorly raised as she and her staff worked their butts off to prepare an excellent meal and experience for us.

Wow! This was worth the planning and drive! We went with another couple from Broken Arrow to dine…read morehere. It's about 55 minutes from home in Depew, OK and you must reserve quite a bit in advance. No alcohol, but they allow and recommend you bring your own. They even make pairing recommendations. The entire evening was amazing. The venue is beautiful and the entire staff truly welcoming and accommodating. Each two courses were meticulously explained and beautifully presented. The meal started at 7 pm and before we knew it, the final course came and it was 10 pm. We really had a great experience and sampled foods we would have not normally tried. Outstanding!

Not open during posted hours they close at 2:30 pm Driving…read morethrough on our way to California and saw this little gem on Yelp, decided to try it, it took us 8 miles in from the 40 freeway just as we drove up they turned off the OPEN sign, so disappointing

Love coming with my daddy and step Mom every year when I…read morevisit. Such nice people and great food