We were traveling through on our way to Branson and stopped at Lilly's Sunday afternoon. It was…read morecrowded but got a table for six within minutes which was nice. The menu was vast with multiple options and the food was very tasty. I was too full to try the pies, cobblers or cakes but if I'm back in Tulsa I will definitely give it a try. Useful tips: Parking wasn't bad at all as it's located in a strip mall area and getting in and out was easy. I will say if you like floppier bacon make sure to tell your server as it was crispy (still good). The bathrooms were small but that was not unexpected because it's a small diner. Only one person can go in at a time. Final: I can see why Lilly's has great reviews it's a very good diner experience, good portions and good service. I will be back.

I love this place but I would like to see a few changes. The food is good and plentiful! The…read moreservice sometimes is lacking. Sometimes when they drop your food can be the last time you see your waitress. They never seem to come by and ask you "how is your meal?" I ordered Chicken fried stake and received country fried steak. No big deal but it would have been nice if she would have checked in. Either or, this is good food!

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!!!!!

A working man's diner with a menu that will please everyone!…read more Big plates and fair prices, especially the $6.99 Early Bird Breakfast. Lunch specials every day. Don't pass up the fresh, diner made onion rings. Oh! Wow! For me a filling meat loaded club sandwich with those rings on the side. The club sandwich was outstanding. Meaty layers between buttered toast, lettuce and tomatoes. Mayo on the side. It wasn't needed. My wife had the big thick burger with crinkle cut fries. The pictures talk. Look at them. It is a small clean restaurant. Old time counter service and booths. Friendly attentive staff. The waitresses seemed to know everyone. And even if she didn't, she still treated them like welcomed friends. Check the big menu, there is something for you. Hint...Onion Rings!

Great little diner. The staff are friendly and service is quick. Nothing amazing about the menu…read more It's just diner comfort food. But it is served quickly and cooked well at a great price. My wife and I enjoyed the visit and food. We ate to our heart's content and stomachs ability to hold the food. All for the same price as two Big Mac meals at the Golden Arches.

In town visiting and saw Charleston's never been to it before gave it a try menu has a great…read moreselection. Everything's decently priced. The portions were very big. I enjoyed a house salad with soup. I had the gumbo. The croissants are incredible. We tried the spinach dip. It was delicious. I would definitely return. I actually just found out that there's a Charleston in the east Valley back in Arizona so I plan to give it a try. Their menu had a lot of options and they offer a fresh fish option every day.

Intermittently, I will try Charlestons to see if there has been any upgrades and every time I go,…read moreI'm honestly just disappointed. The service I receive is always great and has no issues there. I got the prime rib again just to be let down. The outer crust on one side had good flavor, but the other contained an amount of salt that would suffice a salt water aquarium. I ordered the prime rib medium rare. It came out appearing to be close to that but it was tough and had a gray colored center with pink around it. This is due to improper thawing or uneven cooking. Despite that, it literally had the taste of water. I was just disappointed. Although I did not finish it, the waitress did take it off the bill which I was pleased with the service on their end. The other food items that we got were average. Out of all the places to go for a good dinner, this will no longer be on the list in the Broken Arrow for my family.

Now it's a bit expensive. BUT I CRAVE the waffles. The music is decent. It's mainly supposed to be…read morejust golfers but anyone is invited in it seems. I love my sweet bartender on Saturday mornings

Moved in just a few months ago and we decided to come here for dinner. We stopped by after…read moreunpacking and needed some good food without going too far away from home. We were the only ones there cause it was close to closing time which the made the service much better, as they were able to tend to our needs. I enjoy eating there and I especially ove being able to see the golf course during the day when I'm there for breakfast or lunch. If you haven't been, make the trip and enjoy the scenery!

Staying at the Hard Rock, Tulsa attending the ASSP Region III H&S conference. Checked in at 5:30,…read moreunpacked and started looking for dinner inside the hotel/casino. Found the Highway 66 Diner and gave it a go. It's a fun retro dining experience including a juke box, a soda jerk and era appropriate uniforms. I ordered an onion burger. It comes on a brioche bun with grilled onions, dill pickels, cheese and mustard. Unfortunately, I don't like cheese on my onion burgers and I didn't catch cheese in the description so that dampened my enthusiasm for the burger. The crinkle fries were mushy. I ordered a chocolate malt and it was excellent, topped with real whipped cream and a cherry. The service was good, the atmosphere fun and the overall experience good.

Ordered the fried onion burger with truffle fries. It was just ok, nothing special and no great…read moreflavor. It was edible and fresh. Service was subpar, never got my drink refilled. Only worth a stop if you are hungry in the casino.

I thought I reviewed this before! I love society burger! The jalapeno tater tots are the best. They…read morehave great burgers. Quick service. Good for lunch or dinner. Plenty of seating inside. Bar seating available too.

We put another fantastic fish and chips meal in our bellies yesterday. Our only drawback on this…read morevisit was the hostess. We were there on 7/29/2025 at around 5:15p. The hostess (she didn't say her name) had the personality of a rock. If you're a business owner, you want the host/hostess to be the gleaming face of your establishment. This hostess had no smile, no energy, and no desire to be a welcoming person. Eyore has a better personality. Now, on the flip side, Bella (our server) was a rock star. She was on top of drink refills without asking, checked on us numerous times and had an excellent personality and demeanor. Again, the food was top notch, but you really need employees that serve as a host/hostess to put on their happy face and actually act like you enjoy working there. She may have been having a bad day, but that is not an excuse.

I've lived 60 years less than 2 miles from 61st & Memorial. How I missed the Silver Skillet until…read morenow, I can't answer, but I'm sad that I've missed this place for so long. We went on a Thursday afternoon at 4:00, so we didn't expect it to be busy. There were a few people there but not a bunch. We were promptly greeted by the hostess and shown to a booth. Our waitress brought our menus and silverware right behind the hostess. She asked if we knew what we wanted to drink and I ordered Decaf Coffee. My wife deferred to later once she knew what she was going to eat. The coffee arrived a few minutes later and I placed my order for the Belgian Waffle, 2 eggs scrambled, Hash Browns, and 2 Sausage Links. My wife ordered the Eggs Benedict and a side of biscuits and gravy and regular coffee. First before I forget, I am somewhat of a portly fellow. I carry about 70 pounds more than my doctor likes, and it's all right above my belt. Remember that the hostess put us in a booth, which usually is a challenge for me, because of my extra tire that I carry. But I was pleasantly surprised that this booth was spacious. It had plenty of room for us extra large folks without trying to move the table. The coffee, was good. Remember that I drink decaf coffee, so when I say it was good, thats saying a lot. I even asked the waitress if she had forgotten and brought me regular coffee and she assured me it was decaf. When the food arrived, I was so impressed by how good it looked, I forgot to take a photo, so the attached photo shows what was left when I was full. The waffle was the main thing I was after. I love waffles, and it's hard to find a good waffle. The menu claims they are Belgian Waffles, and I cannot disagree. They tasted like the Belgian Waffles I had in Paris, so I believe they are. The has browns normally don't rate a mention, but these hash browns were soft and not crunchy, and tasted like I expected hash browns to taste, from the first bite to the last. The eggs were scrambled well, which I would have preferred loose, but that's my fault for not specifying. I also ordered link sausage which was cooked as it should be. Next time I'll order bacon. The reason I avoided the bacon is that most places either burn it or leave it partially raw. Based on how the rest of my meal was cooked, I expect the bacon will be cooked right. I'm looking forward to my next visit already.

Well - we passed the Hooters to get here (I thought they all went out of business but I could see…read morethis one was still doing business) and went to the Silver Skillet on 61st street near the intersection of 61st and Memorial in Tulsa. The food options seemed endless and the menu was quite large and included breakfast to dinner items all day when they are open! I also noted milkshakes and rootbeer floats and the like - plus a display of cakes and pies for sale! I settled on breakfast with banana, strawberry Nutella crepes and scrambled eggs with bacon. The wife did the same. The food was excellent served like an old fashioned diner style setting and I started my breakfast with an appetizer slice of pecan pie. The kids each got a milkshake with hamburger for one and Mac n' cheese for the other. The server was friendly and helpful and her name was Rachel. She did a great job and we enjoyed dining with her as our server!