Enid's best all in one smoky, smelly, stuffy, dark room. There is always some sort of drama and the…read morestaff isn't very friendly. If you want to get treated like a piece of meat while drinking penny beer, go on Wednesday

Scooters is an other-worldly experience for those who aren't from Enid, or who have (graciously)…read moremoved away. It's smoked filled and full of hillbillies. Unless you are used to this environment, there is no way you can be prepared for what you might see. There might be people walking around with no shoes on, in wheel chairs, and old men without teeth. This is spectacular for people watching and later story telling. The crowd is "diverse," by Enid, OK standards. This is the only dance floor in the whole town, so everyone comes here. However, it's pretty segregated in the sense that ethnic groups keep to themselves and take turns using the dance floor. The dj will play country, and all the cowboys (white folks) will be out two-stepping. Then they'll play hip-hop and all the brown skinned people (and the wanna-bes) will come out. I've never seen anything like it! I'm an Enid native who left after high school. I come home every once and again to visit family, and will come here on occasion to remind myself how grateful I am to have broadened my horizons. :) P/S We came on a Saturday night, and they served 25 cent beers!

This is one of the best places I have ever been in. The pool tables are great and the servers are…read morewonderful especially I love the vintage look to the entire place and the owners and staff are just so nice. I definitely recommend.

Order place, but pretty good place to drink a cold beer, very cold. Next time I come in, I'm gonna…read moretry one of those burgers. It smelled so good that they were cooking. Already ate so I wasn't able to grab one. People very friendly and has pool tables darts, and shuffleboard. I recommend it for sure

Tired of Chilis? Need a good dive bar to talk to random people, play pool, and set up a hot…read moreplaylist with Zac Bryan? This is your landing pad. Noelle is your bartender. You'll get lit, lose money at the billiards table, but enjoy every minute. Don't be fooled. Best dive bar in Enid is in a Mormon hotel. On God.

This could potentially be a nice place it's in a Marriott but it's brand terribly it's tiny and…read moreboring

It was a great time! Live music, friendly ambience, and the service was good. Definitely would go…read moreback

Unfortunately this bar over serves (the older bartender maybe mid 50's, NOT Morgan the younger one…read moreSHE'S great) and then subsequently protects the patrons that are over served after they are being belligerent - by instead asking other paying customers to leave the bar after said belligerent patron puts their hands on unsuspecting un-belligerent customers.

This is truly the best restaurant in Enid as far as I'm concerned! We have eaten there many times &…read moreand it's always good, no matter what i order!

Callahan's is a hidden gem. It's intimate and yet has a vibe fit for groups…read more My coworker and I went for dinner while in town for work. I chose the nachos and a cocktail. My nachos were so delicious! It was a lot of food but I tried my best to eat it all. The nachos cam definitely be shared. As for service, our waitress was very attentive and friendly. She made sure our drinks and food came out promptly. Overall, the experience was nice. I would definitely return if in the area again.

Great prices. Great service. Great pool tables. Great dive bar…read more The bartender Denae was Awesome!!!!

Well, it's like gettin' broke in .it kinda hurts at first..then, after a few months ull be on…read moreeverything on the floor..like a rabbit.

I lived in Ponca City from 1985 to 1990, and was walking distance from the fox, thank god........as…read morethere were lots of late nights drinking there. It was a great place back then, the people were really friendly, lots of things to do. I really liked it there, Im a surfer from San Diego and always felt welcomed by everyone!

The fox has the best bartenders and the best atmosphere! 10/10 recommend. If you haven't been you…read moreshould definitely go and try a root beer float.

Best local bar! Family-owned and run now and second generation. The drinks are generous. The prices…read moreare excellent. They have darts on Wednesday nights in the winter and everybody has a fabulous time. They also do an amazing charity event to raise money at Christmas for families who don't have anything. It's super fun to join in we shop we rap and deliver! They have an expanded patio for the summer and do lots of fun events. If you're in town, this is where you wanna go.

I love this bar. Dive bar with great people. Fun atmosphere. Pool tables and nicer outdoor seating…read morearea.

I was having a good time here, drinks are inexpensive and the atmosphere was pleasant until they…read moreturned off Prince in the middle of Purple Rain. The night was ruined by this horrible transgression. One dose not simply turn off Prince, let alone while the masterpiece known as Purple Rain is playing. 2 stars I feel is generous.

Perfect place to enjoy a Happy Dad while listening to live music on the patio! Will be back.read more

Two or three times a year we go to the strip before or after home football games and go to Willies…read more Not sure what has changed but the prices are higher and a college kid wanted to wand me prior to entering. I am a 65 year old man with a cane. It will be a minute before we return.

We've been coming to Willie's for over 20 years. It used to be one of the few places in town that…read morefelt consistent, not just in service, but in spirit. Lately, though, it's clear that whatever made this place special has been pushed aside, if not completely forgotten. The sudden disappearance of your bartenders is baffling. Turnover is normal in a college town, sure, but this wasn't a natural shift, it feels like a purge. The heart and personality of the place left with them. What's left behind feels generic, transactional, and hollow. Then there's the decision to go cashless. I'm not sure who thought that was a good idea, but it's incredibly tone-deaf. It's inconvenient, exclusionary, and says more about your priorities than you probably realize. For a place that used to feel local and grounded, it now feels like it's trying to be something it's not, and failing. Willie's had something rare, real character, built over decades. Watching it unravel this quickly is disappointing, to say the least. We won't be back, and that's not something we say lightly. Good luck, truly. But maybe think about what made people come here in the first place. And who.