Brookside Diner graciously took in a party of 14 on college graduation day and the entire team did…read morean amazing job! We were welcomed by the manager and Reima our waitress was very sweet and helpful! We all decided on breakfast and it was definitely a great choice...steak and eggs, burgers, grits, omelette, skillet meals, you name it we ordered it! We all ate until we were full and still had enough to take home. Best diner spot in Tulsa!

I had the old-timer burger with cheese and French fries. I work nearby so it was my lunch break…read more They were not very busy being that it was about 2pm. They had it cooked and I had it eaten with 30 minutes of my lunch to still relax. It's a diner feel and I love that they have booths. Food was fantastic.

My family has loved Houligans for as long as I can remember. Even before everybody moved here, when…read morewe would come and visit extended family, we always would come. The chicken fried steak is the best in town, but the real showstopper is the fried shrimp. They are huge! Chicken tenders are also a solid option here. The waffle fries and gravy... I could eat those all day, every day if it wouldn't make me as big as a house. This place stays very busy all day long, but the staff are fast, friendly, and they do a good job of turning tables. It can get pretty loud in here, but they do have a little side area if you want space for private party. We've called ahead and reserved it in the past.

I used to go to the Cherry Street location, which was way more divey decor-wise, but that's what…read moremade it so good. The Yale location is still alright when I am craving some delicious green beans. It's also a lot of food for your buck, even with the price increases over the years. The entrees allow you to choose a never-ending potato (cottage fries are excellent). You also get endless green beans. They are truly delicious. I splurge and get the apple sauce, as well. It has delicious chunks of apple (even though I'm pretty sure they just add them to store-bought). I get the fried chicken strips and end up with a meal the next day. Their signature is their white gravy. It's sacrilege in Oklahoma, but I'm not a gravy fan. I ask them to leave it off, but I usually end up with it anyway. My husband enjoys it, but it's nothing to write home about. They also charge (at the time of this writing) $3 for rolls. The service is very hit or miss. Unfortunately, they are not assigned sections. This leads to being bothered constantly or ignored. We were there recently when it was slow, and a server was doing walking laps almost the entire time. Other times, you sit with empty drinks forever. Overall, it's good for comfort food with large portions. If you are picky about service, it may be a crapshoot for you.

The Excellent hospitality here is unmatched. From the hostess to the wait staff, and busser,…read moreeveryone was so polite and helpful. Samantha had an impeccable timing for appearing and anticipating our every need or desire. How wonderful to be greeted with a cup of coffee immediately! We didn't have to wait for anything, her service was inspiring. We asked for some omissions and additions to our order and she didn't even blink, just accommodated happily. Amazingly clean and well attended restaurant. What a nice surprise to find a place that values customer service and experience.

I felt like I was here a few months ago, come to find out it's been a year. After having the French…read moreToast, I felt like I cheated this place by not ordering something biscuit related. I was in the area to pickup something & had my mind set on coming here & ordering the Nashville Hot Chicken Biscuit. There was also a Pecan Cold Brew written on a chalkboard between two TVs. I had to order that & that was good! The right amount of sweetness. It was brand new & it was the waitress's first time making it (who also used to be a barista) & I told the waitress that I couldn't tell because it was so good. Now, talking about good, this biscuit did exactly what it was supposed to do. I picked it up when I had no business doing so , the chicken was about half the size of my plate, no exaggeration. I just ate the whole thing with a fork & kept it moving. I loved the fried potatoes. The customer service was A1. I had an initial waitress, when they weren't around & helping around the place, another staff member would come by. Even the manager came by to make sure I + everything was good. I can see myself coming more often than I thought I would, especially with the biscuit I had.

We had a wonderful breakfast here, amazing service and great food!…read moreWe came on a Sunday and was surprised how easy it was to get a table but that didn't last long, place gets packed. Great service and really good food, we highly recommend

Great breakfast food and friendly staff. Our breakfast go to. Nice place to take the family.read more

WHY it took us so long to discover this gem is beyond both of us...Heaven knows we've picked up a…read moremillion pizzas next door!! We always talked about it, but hadn't heard any buzz so it stayed under our radar until recently. We've now been twice and both were great! AND I have pics!! Our first time we started with drinks (as usual) ; she had the Black Walnut Old Fashion, which was good, but a little different, so she went with a regular one the second time and preferred it. I had a margarita both times and my ONLY issue was that it's not twice the size....it was very good. Before going further, our waitress was Kirsten and she's AWESOME!! Very helpful and with a great attitude!! I had the blackened reddish on the first visit which was EXCELLENT. It reminded me of the old S&J Oyster Company for you old timers. I had the Whiskey Pork Chops on the second visit, which is two Chops in an awesome sauce. My wife had the Gumbo the first time, and the Shrimp Etouffee the second, and liked both, but thought they were very similar. Don't be like us--go!!!

Took an out-of-town guest here because he does like some Cajun food. Ironically, he ended up…read moreordering the mac 'n cheese with brisket. It was a huge serving. We ordered the hushpuppies to start and they were a little overdone. The butter was just a bit odd. It was supposed to be a green chile butter but I got no heat or spice. It was almost sweet. I wouldn't order these again. I ordered the ultimate brisket sandwich and it was comfort food at its best. It was a huge open-faced stacked sandwich with mashed potatoes on the bottom, topped with a bread base, sliced brisket, more mashed potatoes, gravy, fried onions and horseradish sauce. It was really good. The Hubs ordered the shrimp poor boy with okra. He said the seasoning on everything was lacking. I think he might have used half a bottle of hot sauce. The drink selection is sparce. Not much on tap. I did try the black walnut old fashion and it was good. I liked the salon-style groupings of prints on the walls. Honestly, I didn't notice any music playing, jazz or other wise. Service was good. When we walked out and were talking on the sidewalk, the out-of-towner summed it up, "It was good but I will probably want to go somewhere else next time." I did think the prices were reasonable.

Been here twice and thoroughly enjoyed the food and service each time. The chicken nuggets are…read moreawesome. Great flavor on the breading and the chicken was cooked perfectly. Today, had the fish and chips. The fish was excellent. Great breading and cooked very well.

As they say, the third times a charm. Ok, but not for this establishment. My SIL flew in today and…read moreon our way home, we decided to give the dinner menu a second chance. Our last review was for lunch and we had a positive experience. My wife and SIL ordered cheeseburgers. My SIL ordered with cheddar and bacon, she got pepper jack and bacon. My wife ordered pepper jack, but got cheddar. I ordered the fish and chips (never do that again) the fish pieces were slightly larger than your average fish stick and were undercooked and mushy. The onion rings as usual were the highlight of the meal, though my daughter liked the chicken tenders. My fries were cold and the burgers were overcooked. The first batch of soda that was served was flat with minimal carbonation. The replacements were not much better. Needless to say, we won't be coming back. I'm not sure how so many customers give this place 4 stars! They must not get out much, because the dinner menu is atrocious.

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!!!!!

I have been to this location for the evening Shaky Jake's menu but had not tried it for Bramble…read more Had a brunch-work thing here. It was not too crowded and we were able to meet and work. Service was adequate but not overly friendly. I had the BramBowl and it was OK. A lot of gravy. In fact, were were laughing about all the "healthy" items on the menu. I would return especially to try what looked like Bloody Mary and mimosa flights. I do love that they kept part of the church architecture.

This is our first time patronizing this breakfast establishment. We've heard good things about the…read morefood. This is the Broken Arrow location and it is located in an abandoned Church. There is nothing fancy about this location. There are only tables and the chairs are literally cafeteria style chairs. They are not comfortable at all. The staff (Kim) was very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. My wife ordered the lemon curd and blueberry pancakes, scrambled eggs, and crispy bacon. I ordered the Strawberry French Toast, over medium eggs and sausage patties. They serve Coca-Cola products. The service was very prompt and the food quantity was acceptable. My wife's order included 3 good sized pancakes and she said they were delicious. The eggs were done to her approval, and she loved the bacon. The French Toast comes with 3 half slices of bread, topped with 3-4 fresh strawberry halves and drizzled with the strawberry cream cheese icing. The French Toast, although tasting ok, was disappointing that it was not allowed to soak long enough in egg batter and the crust was very tough and hard to cut through with a fork. The eggs were done very well, and the sausage was very flavorful. I had a piece of my wife's bacon and I loved it and will be ordering it next time. Yes, the place has some work to do on appearance and upping their French Toast game, but we will be back to give them another chance on a different menu item as there are so many to choose from.