This was an an amazing farm-to-plate restaurant featuring ingredients from 39 local farms and…read morevendors. The restaurant is located inside the First Americans Museum. I had no idea when Joy and I were visiting the museum that this restaurant was even here. But, I'm glad we found it, becsuse it was amazing. The food was so fresh and well prepared. I had the Buffalo Cheeseburger with fries. Well seasoned. The fries were a little over salted, but had a winderful taste and crunch to the. I would have liked the burger to be medium to medium rare, but I wasn't asked how I wanted it cooked. Joy gad the Smoked Turkey Stuffed Acorn Squash which she said tasted really good. Not overly smoked and seasoned well. Our waitress was great. She had an easy job as we were the only ones there. But she was very informative about the ingredients and kept our glasses filled. The restaurant was very clean and quiet. Outside was an agricultural display showing plants of Native Americans. I would definitely go back and try dinner there. I also assume that the menu could change based on availability of ingredients. Might be fun to go back in the Winter and Spring to see what might change.

We were driving home through OKC and needed to feed our family. We discovered 39 Restaurant and…read morewere so glad we did! It's tucked in the FAM building (in the museum lobby) and is a gem. The service was friendly and attentive, especially our waitress JJ! I had smoked turkey in an acorn squash, so delicious! Some of our family had bison burgers and found them to be tasty and moist. My husband also had the venison chili- very rich and enjoyable. My mother in law had the strawberry salad and loved it as well as the fry bread. The garden outside is also lovely with lots of herbs and native plants. Great discovery and tasty indigenous dishes. Highly recommend!

EXCELLENT breakfast and lunch menus! I have eaten here multiple times and I always walk away…read moresatisfied with the meal and the kind folks at the Rocky Mountain Grill! HIGHLY recommended!!

Now this is my kind of place! Rocky Mountain Grill is small, quaint, and nicely decorated, with…read moreroughly 10 tables. If you arrive during a busy time, you may have to wait--but the breakfast is worth it. We arrived around 10:30 a.m., still in time for breakfast but a little too early for lunch. I ordered sunny-side-up eggs, crispy hash browns, sourdough toast, and a ham steak. That ham steak was outstanding--exactly what a breakfast ham steak should be! My wife ordered eggs over medium with crispy hash browns, crispy bacon, and a biscuit with gravy. Her only disappointment was the biscuit and gravy. She thought the biscuit was difficult to cut and the gravy needed more flavor. Naturally, I decided we also needed a pancake to share! It was spot-on, and one pancake was the perfect size for the two of us. Taylor, our server, was fantastic--friendly, helpful, attentive, and easy to talk with. Bottom line: Rocky Mountain Grill is what a classic neighborhood diner should be--good, honest breakfast food served right. If you're looking for a great breakfast spot, give it a try. We'll definitely be back to explore the lunch menu next! Solid 4 stars! Now this is my kind of place! Rocky Mountain Grill is small, quaint, and nicely decorated, with roughly 10 tables. If you arrive during a busy time, you may have to wait--but the breakfast is worth it. We arrived around 10:30 a.m., still in time for breakfast but a little too early for lunch. I ordered sunny-side-up eggs, crispy hash browns, sourdough toast, and a ham steak. That ham steak was outstanding--exactly what a breakfast ham steak should be! My wife ordered eggs over medium with crispy hash browns, crispy bacon, and a biscuit with gravy. Her only disappointment was the biscuit and gravy. She thought the biscuit was difficult to cut and the gravy needed more flavor. Naturally, I decided we also needed a pancake to share! It was spot-on, and one pancake was the perfect size for the two of us. Taylor, our server, was fantastic--friendly, helpful, attentive, and easy to talk with. Bottom line: Rocky Mountain Grill is what a classic neighborhood diner should be--good, honest breakfast food served right. If you're looking for a great breakfast spot, give it a try. We'll definitely be back to explore the lunch menu next! Solid 4 stars!

Biscuits ... Amazing, Best I've Ever Eaten.. True Statement.. Everything We've eaten , We…read moreEspecially Love Breakfast. Every Waitress is Friendly and Helpful, never have to ask for Refills. Only Open from 6 - 2pm .. But That's Fine Too.. Try Them . You Will Thank Me For It Later... Very Clean And Comfortable .

We took our granddaughter's here for lunch as it was the only thing nearby that had good reviews…read more The reviews are warranted! Excellent service, attractive and excellent food. I got the bacon cheeseburger and asked to have jalapeños slices added if they were available. They were added at no extra charge and provided that extra spice I look for. The youngest granddaughter got a breakfast burrito and she was shocked at how big it was. The other granddaughter got a breakfast selection and cleaned her plate. I don't remember what my husband had but he cleaned his plate also. Sorry we didn't get any photos but we dived in!

The curb appeal does not do the food justice! This little hole in the wall burger place is…read moredefinitely a place to stop. The sauce with these Mac and cheese balls was the best sauce I have ever had. I would literally buy a bottle if I could. I wish I would have gotten a picture of the burgers. They were huge and delicious. The meat was juicy and cheese was perfectly melted. The onions though. The caramelization was incredible. I will be back and will be adding burger photos!

Good choice for a local, dive-ish burger joint. Patio outside, we sat inside. Great music! Lots…read moreof choices for beer and cocktails and signage for that was all over indicating specials and choices. Waitress Arianna was fantastic! We had the Irish Nachos (little too much cheese so had to order extra chips to soup up all the toppings); Jalapeño burger, Mac and cheese (too dry- like it had been sitting under heat all day); chicken fingers/ fries. Chicken fingers were thick and crispy- really good! Burger was also good. I would go back and try their Rachel Ruben and maybe a shake (they have lots of shake options). Only big complaint was that we sat under one of the bikes that hangs from ceiling and it was nasty with dust all over the wheels/ spokes. Kinda gross to be eating and have that hanging over your head!

Great food for a quick greasy meal! The staff are really cool too. I come here regularly and I'm…read morealmost never disappointed.

Ate here for the first time, and it won't be the last time either! I ordered the So-Cal burger,…read morewhich is a burger with thousand island dressing, cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickles and onions. It was incredibly good! The meat was seasoned perfectly, which most places don't do. I got the onion strings as a side and they were very tasty! My friend had a regular cheeseburger with onions, lettuce, tomato, and pickles with a side of fried mushrooms. The mushrooms were sliced pretty thin and seasoned so well! I'll be getting this side next time. You order at the counter and they bring your basket to you. This place is one corner of a gas station store. Very unassuming, but really good food! Very little decor inside since it's pretty small inside. Such good food!!

We ordered a regular Frito chili pie and the #3 burger. The burger was great but the Frito chili…read morepie was awful. Barely any chili and what chili it had was dry. Some of the Fritos were stale.

Bunny's Burgers - Back After 20 Years!…read more It's been two decades since I last ate at Bunny's, and walking back in brought a wave of nostalgia. I remember grabbing their famous onion burgers to-go back in the day--always left smelling like grilled onions (in the best way). The place is now under new ownership and has gotten a bit of a facelift. It's small and cozy with about 6 tables inside, 5 stools at the counter, and a few tables outside on the patio. We came between lunch and dinner, so it was quiet--perfect for checking out the updated menu. What I Ordered: Philly Cheesesteak - I came in wanting a burger, but the cheesesteak caught my eye. I'm a sucker for a good Philly. It came with Swiss (no Cheese Whiz), and while the flavor was solid, the bun fell apart halfway through. Hand-cut fries were okay--not really my style. I'd probably stick with a burger next time. What My Wife Had: Chili Cheeseburger with Raw Onions - Good flavor and a nice kick from the chili. The raw onions gave it that old-school Bunny's vibe. Overall: Glad we gave it another try, but next time, we're definitely going for the onion burger--that's what Bunny's is known for, and it's what we should've ordered. Still, it was great to revisit an old favorite with a fresh new feel. The service was great and our meal came out quickly. Unlike me that I didn't ask for our servers name. She did a great job!

It's a damn good burger and a fun atmosphere. Those beignets are enough to make ya forget you…read morearen't supposed to eat sugar though so be careful!

The Food is excellent, the Service outstanding and the Ambiance is everywhere , if you haven't…read moretried them yet, give them a chance to please you, you won't regret it, so keep your dollars local and din, shop or frequent the many places Midwest acuity has to offer !

Immediately greeted at the door by the owner, down home feeling from the start. Our waitress I…read morebelieve was named Cindy always a big smile and attentive. Catfish was amazing along with the slaw! Must try if close to the area.

The catfish was really good and the pinto beans were a nice touch. The waitress was really nice…read more Not fancy but great food and hospitality.