Once a year must for us every Rocklahoma! Lots of delicious breakfast food and an old fashioned…read morecafe ambiance.

My early Friday morning found me in Clarenore with time for a relaxing breakfast…read more Choosing Hugo's a local diner vibe and I was not disappointed. It is worth the short drive off the beaten path. The service was quite satisfactory. I ordered a CFS with 3 eggs over easy, German potatoes and a biscuit and gravy. The CFS was thin but very tender with a very mild flavor. Nothing too fancy or exciting but not disappointing. The biscuit was similarly mild and quite acceptable. Tender enough and fluffy enough to fill the role of a receptacle for the creamy and very lightly peppered gravy. If there is a stand-out item on this plate it is the German potatoes. Grilled crispy on the outside and soft inside these are a nice change from the usual hash browns or so often poorly done "home fries". I definitely recommend Hugo's if you want a classic diner breakfast in Claremore.

Love the patio here! Great spot to have a couple drinks and some tasty dinner! Our favorites have…read morebeen the fish and chips and the meatloaf sliders!

Wanted a nice dinner out with my family and in laws and it was just, eh…read more Most of the night, the drinks were empty. 4 people got ice tea and we got told they ran out and we could have water (it was like 6pm). We thought about getting dessert, but was given the check with the food. Had to wave down the hostess for a steak knife and sauces. Food was good.

What a wonderful little coffee shop & cafe in Claremore! We enjoyed hot latte's and breakfast there…read morethe other morning. Service was friendly and quick, and the food was delicious! I had avocado toast and my husband had the breakfast burrito. We will be returning to try items on the lunch menu!

This used to be my morning stop every weekday. Now I have to find an excuse to go here during the…read moreweekends. I miss it! Recently met a friend here for lunch. I tried the chicken bacon wrap which was huge and delicious. (Before then I had only had breakfasts here--usually the parfait or the avocado toast--which were also delicious!) The wrap was lightly grilled and full of diced grilled chicken and bacon. Also tried an iced honey-coconut latte.It was perfect! It was pretty busy for lunch which is a great thing for them. I would totally return for another lunch meeting (or to have coffee on the patio). The inside is so serene with all the great plants. Service was very attentive and friendly. Check this place out when you're in Claremore!

Still a five-star spot for me! Dot's Cafe remains one of those wonderful hole-in-the-wall diners…read morewith delicious food and prices that are hard to beat. We spent under $20 for both of us, which is almost unheard of these days. I had to bring my boyfriend here for his first visit, and he loved it. He ordered the chicken sandwich with fries and a pickle on the side, and he said it was delicious. I stole a few of his fries, and they were perfectly crispy. I stuck with my usual BLT, adding onions and pickles, and it was just as good as I remembered. I also ordered a side of potato salad, which tastes homemade and definitely doesn't seem store-bought. We grabbed a piece of cherry pie to go, although I don't have a picture because it disappeared very quickly in the car! Overall, Dot's is still an awesome little diner with great food, friendly prices, and that classic hole-in-the-wall charm that keeps me coming back. Definitely still a five-star favorite.

Service is always good. Water coffee flows like freely. Pancakes are delicious, grits are cooked…read moreto perfection. All meat omelet was over the top with meat I couldn't eat 1/2 of it. Awesome Character, if you want an old school diner. This is the place.

This a small-town diner. The food is consistently alright. I've definitely had better but if you…read morego here knowing what to expect you prob won't be disappointed. Its full of old folks from town drinking regular diner style coffee. The service is usually just fine with a touch of small southern town vibes. If your expecting a fancy brunch spot from in the city dont come here. If you want a decent and inexpensive breakfast with bacon and eggs or biscuits and gravy come enjoy your meal. Better than most places in town if not all.

We've had breakfast here a couple of times. It's a stick-to-your-ribs diner kind of place and we…read moreenjoy it. The wait staff is professional and on top of things. Food is very good.

Solid Omelette cooked perfectly with the right amount of everything mixed in it. The hashbrown was…read morecrisp too and bottom and just the way I like it and the oerfect amount of butter cooked in too! Service was fast and we rolled in at the right time with food coming out hot and tasty.. worth a stop and looking forward to coming back for some chicken fried chicken.

Told the waitress I wanted the same as my wife but with green beans and side salad. She brought…read moreme green beans and potatoes and a side salad and seafood she thought that's all I wanted. Who orders 3 sides and no ontra. When it came out she acted like it was my fault and didn't even bring out bread after she corrected. Will not be back

The all you can eat catfish was pretty good. Service was helpful and friendly. The only that…read morestopped a five review was the cleanliness. The table needed to be wiped down a second time and the men's room was pretty bad.

Great food at great prices. The staff was very welcoming and efficient. The restaurant has a 50's…read morediner feel, with a life-size Elvis available for photo ops.

Unique dining experience. We started with the appetizer trio - cheese curds and macaroni and cheese…read morebites were super tasty! My main was Corned beef and cabbage - so flavourful and filling. Hubby enjoyed Irish Wolfhounds! Loved the roomy booths, fire fighter decor, and friendly staff. Would love to try their other menu items.

A strange Irish Pub. Our waitress was friendly and…read moreattentive, and the Harp beer was cold and tasty. The Irish Pub food offerings include Asian menu items, Mexican items and 'Irish' entrees, Claremore, Oklahoma style. I ordered the Shepherds Pie and was disappointed that It consisted mostly of bread. I ordered a side of steamed vegetables, then added many of them to my Shepherds Pie (see picture). That helped, but not enough. If I were asked how this business could avoid closing, I'd say A) Either make it an Irish Pub or change the name of the restaurant, and B) avoid saving money but reducing the more expensive ingredients (e.g. meat) and increasing inexpensive items like bread and rice (in my wife's entree). I noticed that there were few customers during dinner time, and I now know why.