A very kind family owns this business and have been a part of Southwest Tulsa's community for quite…read moresometime. Newly managed by their daughter who is bringing new ideas of custom styled coffees and grab-n-go breakfast food and pastries, along with bringing an open mind to change in menu items to her infectious happy and bubbly personality. The restaurant is kept clean but could use some up dating but I imagine that is in future plans as well, that is my reason for four and a half stars. This is my favorite place to go for breakfast, they make all the staple dishes you would expect and provide great service with friendly faces.

Great spot to hold club meetings. Joined my Uncle for the…read moreOld Ford owners club. Fun times and happy service from the staff. Seemed like they knew most the folks in the club. Placed an order for a meat lovers Omelet. Fresh and tasty. Ambiance is super casual and light. I enjoyed the morning meeting

This Friday's visit to Broken Arrow had my son and I targeting the Blue Plate Cafe at the corner of…read more71st and Elm (Same location as Pho 71 and Lima Peruvian). He runs more to the tame side of food, so this was a logical choice for us. TLDR: good food, reasonable prices and really nice people. Got there around 12:45, and were seated immediately. We got menus and ordered drinks and set about making choices. My son went with the chicken and waffles, hashbrowns instead of eggs, since he doesn't eat eggs. I went with my usual diner test, the chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, cream gravy and green beans. The inside is clean, neat and cheery. Staff were busy but attentive. Food arrived quickly and was piping hot. Son's chicken and waffles were outstanding, according to him. Chicken not dry and waffles crisp on the outside and tender inside. Not sure what syrup they use, but he commented that it had almost a cinnamon flavor that he loved. The dish comes with a berry compote type dip that was quite good. Hashbrowns were perfect. Crispy on the outside and steamy soft inside. My CFS was one of the better ones I've had. Not the best, but certainly an 8/10 on all points. Plenty thick enough, nearly 1/2" and well breaded. Crust to meat ratio was good too, with only a little pullback on the meat. Brust was flavorful and not at all soggy. Potatoes are scratch made, and the gravy was both flavorful and plentiful. Green beans were slow cooked and once I salted them, they were great. CFS could have been a little more tender, as some parts definitely needed a knife to cut, but overall, a really good effort. It also came with a respectable side salad that I enjoyed a lot. Prices are reasonable, service is great and the atmosphere is typical diner, without being a greasy spoon, not that that's a bad thing at all. My part of the order ran to $18 and change with an iced tea, and for what I got, that's not bad at all.

The American diner and breakfast eateries are cornerstones to Oklahoma. As enjoyable as an up-scale…read morebreakfast experience can be, I often prefer to keep my brunch experience to be high in quality and low in price. Thankfully, Tulsa is still home to many straightforward, homestyle establishments such as Blue Plate Café. I had the pleasure of trying BPC for the first time on July 15th (2025) and would proudly refer anyone there based on my experience. On this day, I had a work training nearby and had skipped breakfast. After considering a few places, I am grateful that I decided on Blue Coast Café. I arrived around noon to a decently filled restaurant. The entrance puts you face to face with a host behind the counter. The space was efficiently sized and not bursting with ambiance but I found the simplicity pleasing, reminiscent of a classic straightforward diner. There are framed pictures and fixtures alongside both the bright red and pale blue walls providing guests with a sense of the countryside. Most of the seating is tables with booths along the wall. The host invited me to sit wherever so I sat almost exactly in the middle of the restaurant since about every other table was empty. My server's name was Heather, 1 of 2 waitresses at the time. She gave me a tall 5-page menu that left me very impressed. Not only are there plenty of food options (breakfast choices, lunch options and everything in between) but the physical menu itself was well designed: large pages, balanced wording, simple colors and very easy to navigate. Mostly everything on the menu seemed good (perhaps because I was hungry) but I ordered a hot tea and Smoked Sausage Skillet and swapped the B&G/Toast/pancake for french toast. There was only tea choice (Lipton, Black) that came out almost immediately. After returning from washing my hands (wishing I would've brought a book), I listened to the rustle of the restaurant and chatter of the patrons as I drank the tea waited for the meal. Coworkers, families and older married couples convened. It was comforting. The food arrived within 15mins of ordering. The skillet looked mildly appealing: scrambled eggs on top, the cheese was next, all on a bed of crumbled sausage and veggies. Though the cheese wasn't 100% melted, the plate completely filled with food. I couldn't resist! I added salt & pepper and began mashing the ingredients together. It was a delightful assortment of flavors and consistencies. The French toast wasn't mind blowing but definitely better than average. Heather made sure the syrup was hot and condiments (salsa & ketchup) were brought. 10/10 meal, hunger satisfied! As I sat, appreciative of the satiating meal, Heather came to inform me that my meal was paid for! My head swirled around the restaurant to guess who it was but Heather didn't reveal who or why. I was even more grateful that I came! I walked away in awe and returned with cash to tip Heather. So unfortunately I don't know how much the meal was but I'll say that great folks work and dine at this restaurant and I'll rave about my experience for years.

Not fancy. Cost a little less than other places. Servings are generous and they're very fast. It's…read morea regular for us just because it's good American food.

The service was ok. The interior was inviting but the tables are wobbly so brace yourself…read more The food is mediocre at best. My niece said her BLT was really good. My husband said the omelet was ok. My chicken and dumplings was not good. We all agreed the cinnamon roll was a no go

Very good service with very good food. Orders came out really fast and the waitress was very…read morefriendly. I ordered the City deluxe and it was fantastic and was just enough to feel full. Would definitely come back here again.

We met some friends for breakfast at Mom's this morning. The food, service, and ambiance were…read moreperfect. It was an ideal place to visit with old out of town friends. The server even asked us before taking our order if we were ready to order or if we'd like to chat awhile first. Dan and I both got 2 eggs over medium with hash browns, biscuits and gravy and meat. He got ham and I got extra crispy bacon. I noticed the server high lighted extra crispy and I appreciated that because it came out perfect. I've never seen bacon that looked better and it was delicious. Our friends got the same thing except they got country fries instead of hash browns. They said they were really good. Next time I go to Mom's that's what I will get. You just have to know the restaurant to know which is better, hash browns or country fries. I've had country fries that were dry and not very tasty, but Mom's country fries looked excellent and our friends raved about them. The hash browns were crispy on the outside, but just under the crispy top were shredded potatoes with no crisp at all. Another of my favorite restaurants serves hash browns crispy all the way through but the country fries are not so good. The gravy at Mom's is thick and creamy, just as I like. The entire breakfast was good. We will be back.

We were in town this past weekend visiting family and decided to go for brunch. We'd never been to…read moreEgg It On Cafe, but our kids said it was great. Having been there now, we couldn't agree more. The staff and I think maybe the owner were all attentive and very friendly. The place was clean and bright. We had a variety of breakfast items and all of it was good and fairly priced. Our grandchild especially liked the pancake and eggs with fruit and the fun plate design. Would recommend and we'll be back!

Came here for brunch on a Saturday, was a 25 min wait. Waited the amount, then sat down. Took 10…read moremins to get coffee. Ordered our food? Took 1 hour to get our food, they told other tables the kitchen was slow today. The food arrived finally and it was cold. My bf got a double bacon cheeseburger, he wanted it medium, it came out well done, and it was super dry, and hard to even swallow; covered it with ketchup to soak it up and it also didn't even have any bacon on it. I ordered the egg it on platter, the ham steak was also dry and overcooked. The fruit on the side was a good selection, but some of the strawberries were rotten. The biscuit was good but the gravy didn't taste homemade it tasted like they used a packet. Would not come back- the price and waiting for the food to arrive that wasn't even good was not worth it.

This was perhaps the most classic diner experience I've ever had and it was just the perfect…read moreatmosphere. It was just so homey and I felt like the staff were friends. Everyone was kind and warm and it was just a casual and perfect fit for the place. The food was delicious with the big cinnamon roll and a delicious ham steak. This isn't on the menu, but there are homemade pies that are rotated weekly with all kinds of flavors! I loved my experience here and will be coming back many more times in the future to try more things! It's the kind of place where you want to be recognized as a regular and feel at home. 4.5/5

These little diners have personality. That's why I like them much more than the latest and…read moregreatest trendy, metro diners. Portions a little larger, prices a little lower, a little better bargain. Almost always friendly attentive service. And a serving of bacon is 4 slices instead of two! I'd like to give Tim's a perfect score, but the biscuit. That sad excuse for a breakfast biscuit will not win any ribbons at the state fair. The rest of the plate was cooked perfectly. Check the pictures. My wife had the banana pancake with pecans and a side of bacon. A big fluffy pancake it was. Slices of fresh bananas and enough pecans pieces to keep a squirrel fed through winter. This hoppin' little café is a great place to have breakfast. Take home a slice of pie for tomorrow's coffee break!

Best omelets!! I get the veggie omelette, but I swap the egg whites for whole eggs. To me it's…read moretastier. They have all kinds of homemade meals. Servers are great! Reasonable prices, we did get the Chicken and Dumplings to go (Wed and Sat) for later to try them. The soup base was very flavorful, but there were very few small dumplings. Lots of tender stewed chicken. Cute decor very 50's like a Diner!!

Very cool and charactered resturant with a old car and Elvis decor…read more Went there to try the semi famous onion rings. Whew was amazing. Service was super friendly and quick. I tried the Chicken fried Chicken. I had no idea the size of the servings. The side dishes were very good. I couldnt finish all of what I ordered. The ranch dressing for the onion rings was very good

I just had a quiche that was as good as a freaking paris cafe…read more Amazing Hidden gem Bloody mary spot on with flavor Not a tomato juice with vodka & a buffet on top A well made cocktail Quick polite service as well

I had an appointment not too far from Blue Moon Cafe so I swung by to grab something quick before…read moreheading back south. I love the whole vibe of this place. It's perfection and makes you feel at home. Staff is super friendly and helpful too. The nostalgic and delicious Cherry Street Morning Buns are the BEST! I bought two so I could enjoy one this morning with my coffee. Thank you for bringing back memories and providing such good food and memorable experience!