Boomarang has several locations in town and all have the same delicious diner options…read more Personally my partner and I frequent the Eastside location as it's closest to home. The staff is reliable and friendly each time. Their burgers are my favorite in town, with just the right amount of seasoning and grease. Mondays have 1/2 price burger baskets which is another plus. I also love their grilled chicken salad with their homemade ranch.

Best Boomerang in Muskogee! I've ordered nearly everything on the menu, and I've never been…read moredisappointed! Great burgers, pickle chips, salads, BLTs, and BREAKFAST! Yum! Fast service and friendly staff, and the old time-y restaurant atmosphere is just a cute little perk to go along with great old fashioned dishes made to order and always fresh! One of my favorite places in town! Highly recommended!

On this pre-spring night the hubby and I took a trip over to Bricktown Brewery for dinner take-out…read more My husband decided on sweet tea to drink and fish and chips for his dinner with fries and green beans for the sides. I finally decided on the BBQ chicken salad without avocado and head country BBQ dressing. I 86'd the avocado and dressing and I replaced the dressing with Caesar dressing(that seemed to be extremely watered down. Usually when I have had Caesar dressing it has been thicker like Ken's Creamy Caesar).Otherwise, it made for a lovely dinner when we got home and a nice end to our day.

Everything was fantastic!! Thank you to Josh for being so considerate…read more Planning to go back to try the pizza.

A well-worn café located in an equally well-worn shopping center. It all looks like circa 60's or…read more70's. Just like the diner's ambiance, most of the patrons are vintage. The food is very good. The service decent. My standard breakfast, cooked as ordered and delivered promptly. My wife had two big light fluffy pancakes, (check the pictures). Another great place for breakfast in Muskogee.

Anna's is an absolute treasure. They have super great staff. It's homey like grandma's kitchen…read moreinside. It stays busy because the food is amazing. Prices are incredible. Portions are huge. Best breakfast and lunch options. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu. I love getting to eat here.

Southern cooking with a wide variety of items. Burgers, BBQ, chicken fingers, salads. 55 and over…read morespecials as well as lunch specials. Cupcakes and pies. I had the lunch catfish filet while my wife had the club sandwich. The catfish was light and tasty. My wife enjoyed her sandwich. Fries were fresh cut and delicious. Hush puppies were good. We had side salads. The total came to $30. Not a bad deal for good food. Great service by the owner and her husband. We tried the peach pie ala mode and it was delicious with its light pastry and ice cream. We asked about the dollar bills on the ceiling, and it is something they started recently. We added ours to the mix. I had to laugh about the sign above the toilet in the restroom that reads "sprinkles are for cupcakes, not the toilet seat." Excellent place to stop for great food.

Another great lunch at Smack That! Our waitresses Liz and Maria were both fantastic! So super…read morefriendly and helpful. My steak fingers were delicious as usual. And I think steak fingers are brilliant and you don't see them on a menu ever. The west side location is cute and cozy inside. The lunch specials are fantastically priced for huge portions.

Everything here is 10/10! The food, the price, the service, the vibe...it's all perfect!!! The ribs…read moreare my favorite!

Came into town for the Powersports Expo and decided to try this place for dinner. We ordered…read morebrisket, pulled pork, green beans, and mac & cheese. Brisket: 8.5/10 -- tender with solid flavor. Pulled Pork: 2/10 -- zero flavor, skip it. Green Beans: 9.5/10 -- surprisingly awesome. Mac & Cheese: 8/10 -- creamy and comforting. Overall, I'd definitely go back--but the pulled pork won't be joining me.

I had been going to this restaurant for a while until this morning. The cook was sitting in the…read moredining area while he spouted his intolerant views to a regular. I could care less what someone believes, but I don't want to hear it while I am paying an establishment for what I thought was going to be a comfortable dining experience. If you enjoy small minded thinking this is the perfect place for you. If not, I suggest taking your business elsewhere, like Denny's, IHOP, or the Boom A Rang diners

Very good home-style menu, and a homey environment. The food is consistently good, and the…read moreportions are generous. The staff is extremely attentive. The buffet on Friday is a winner if you like catfish. Nothing fancy, but a great meal served by great folks.

Okay, I was harsh before. Harvey's Hideout is now a full service bar/grill, and they're doing some…read moreincredibly smart things. Lots of great drink options- they've really stepped up their game. And the food is now perfection. It's the perfect menu for the vibe. I love that they just kept tweaking it until they were happy with it. The best part is grill is open the entire time the bar is open. I ordered food at like 1am. And it was incredibly well priced and delicious. Fried pickles, fried mushrooms, and the jalapeno burger were SO tasty. The jalapeños were these candied delicious bites. Also, they now host karaoke on Saturday nights, and it was a blast! I was with the theatre crowd, and I can speak for the group and say we'll definitely make this an after show/cast party destination from now on for great food and drinks. Also staff seriously are SO nice.

Fun place with vintage vibe and good drinks! Service was on par and drinks were good.read more

Food is pretty good. Prices are a bit high. Inside booths are kind of small. Neeijebdii is…read morehdnjendnsjend

The food was mediocre to slightly blah, even for bar food. The queso was poor quality (was it real…read morecheese?), and the chicken breast was so over cooked my wife couldn't finish it. The service was good, and they have a great patio where dogs are allowed. We were looking for a dinner place where our dog was allowed and they checked those boxes. Just don't go there for the food.

Omelettes were good except for the cheese on top (singles slices and I don't like processed cheese…read morelike velveeta too). The biscuits are way over cooked and very brown which I don't like either . Hash browns are too greasy but some people like that . But the waitress was happily friendly (thank you ).

I finally tried this spot for lunch today. It's a very cute 50s style diner inside with red and…read morewhite decor. It's very clean. Our waitress was great. I saw on a chalk board when we arrived that they had a special of wings and fries. I asked about them, and they were bone in but no sauce. Just fried wings. So I went with a chicken fried steak dinner instead. I like to compare all of the chicken fried steaks in Muskogee. My side salad was simple and tasty with house made ranch. The gravy was very good, and the Texas toast was thick. The downfall was the chicken fried steak. It's a frozen one just deep fried. It was good, but I love a hand breaded chicken fry. The burgers are fresh and not frozen though because the husband had a Cajun burger. But we aren't sure why it was called Cajun unless they just used Cajun spice. 2 teas, a chicken fried steak dinner, and a burger and fries was $35 though, and I think that was just too steep for the quality of diner food. I think mainly because we are spoiled in Muskogee by several other fantastic diners with extremely cheap prizes. I think if I go back to Back in Time, I'll get breakfast. It seems to be the most popular option.