As someone who has lived here even before the place was opened as lilly's, I have to say this is…read morethe best thing thats ever happened to this town. I especially love getting there fried chicken here, there serving amounts are always perfect in my opinion. When people from out of town come to this town and ask for a place to eat I always recommend lilly's

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.

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!!!!!

Great spot for breakfast. The atmosphere is open, comfortable, and not too loud--perfect for a…read morefamily-friendly outing. The food was excellent. I had the steak and eggs with cottage cheese and avocado, and everything was flavorful and cooked well. Service really stood out too--courteous staff and super quick. I'll definitely be back.

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.

Friendly staff which we appreciate ! The omelette are good…read morebut the biscuits are not homemade (they were ok but I have had worse).

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.

After a discussion with the location manager about our concerns on our first visit, she offered us…read morea $75 gift card to give them another opportunity to make it right. Today was their redemption day. Again, our server was spot on great. My wife ordered the 7oz. Filet (medium rare) with baked potato and house salad. I ordered their "Famous" French Dip sandwich with fries. My wife said the steak was good, but a little more on the rare side. The potato was good and had the salt encrusted skin. She said the salad was good and it was accompanied by a very tasty croissant (which I stole from my wife). My suggestion is to provide those croissants as a gimme for every table, since no bread was served to snack on until the meal arrived. My French dip was loaded with shaved medium rare to medium prime rib. It should be loaded considering the price of $25 for a sandwich. The Au Jus was salty, just the way it should be. The sandwich was great. The fries were ok, a little on the cool side. Again, our server was phenomenal. She did not let a drink go dry and was not intrusive while we were eating. She would show up with the drink refills, then ask if we needed anything. She truly seemed like she loves her job. We're still not sure if we will patronize this establishment again, because you can get the same quality of food at Texas Roadhouse for half the price and unlimited, free hot rolls. YMMV, this was our experience.

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!

The Rocking R offers a Sunday brunch until 2:PM. I ordered the Rocking R burger…read more The service was professional and the atmosphere upscale casual. The dining area was clean and comfortably cool on a hot June Sunday afternoon. The view of the golf course was pastoral. The burger itself was quite good with juicy flavorful meat. The fries were adequate if a bit salt. The Sunday brunch menu was somewhat limited but definitely recommend Rocking R for a pleasant meal.

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.

Society offers a thoughtful variety, ranging from familiar classics like a basic cheeseburger and…read morechicken tenders to more elevated bar-and-grill options such as the Spicy Okie Burger and Chicken Pesto Parm sandwich. Not in the mood for a burger or sandwich? There are other options such as salad and pasta, which rounds out the menu. The sides offer flexibility as well with regular fries or upgrading to something with a little extra zing such as the jalapeño cheddar tots. Drink options are also well covered from standard fountain drinks and lemonade to classic shakes or those a little boozy. I prefer this location for its ease of parking and seating; customer service also consistently knocks it out of the park.

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.

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!

The atmosphere was very nice. I love the fact that they gave honor to law-enforcement first…read moreresponders and military. We came for breakfast 9:30am Staff was very nice. Kept our coffee full. My partner had the Philly steak skillet and it was definitely a lot of food. He brought half of it home but he loved it. I had the cinnamon roll French toast and I'm telling you absolutely amazing 10 out of 10 I could've done without the eggs and sausage side. The only negative that we might've had was the bathrooms were just a one stall so if there were somebody in there you had to wait. FYI on the way out the door we seen the display of desserts and had to get a pecan cinnamon roll to go