My Friend owns a local Motel. He gave me a $20 gift certificate to try it. The food is excellent…read more They even feature an old OKC favorite, Rex's chicken. Last place on earth that has this delightful item. They even make their chicken fried steak in the batter. Soooo good. One thing is missing from Rex's here and I requested it. Fried Jalapenos. Thanks to my friend I have a go to restaurant. Turns out, he owns it as well . One problem for me though, is, the lighting. It is all florescent and too bright... But hey that's a very small thing.

Great staff and food, wonderful place to eat. So come on in enjoy yourself great ambianceread more

Love that they slice the red onion thick Supposed to be…read moregrilled jalapeños but they were just warmed. Was tasty anyway. French fries were good. All in all the food was delicious! Service was a little ehh!

On Friday evening my daughter tried to place a carry-out order. She called five times and no one…read moreever picked up. We ate elsewhere. Saturday evening I tried again. I called the main number and chose the restaurant option twice; it rang unanswered both times. I then chose the casino option and reached someone who told me the restaurant wasn't their concern and they had nothing to do with it. I called a third time, asked for the hotel, and the hotel desk transferred me through to the restaurant. I placed a dine-in order and was told fifteen to twenty minutes. We arrived shortly after and stood at the podium for roughly ten minutes with maybe three tables occupied in the whole room. One employee took our name and disappeared. A second came out, said the first should have helped us, and told us to sit anywhere. A third came by and asked if she could help, took our drink order and went to look for our dine in order. While we waited, another customer walked out saying he'd given up after two hours. Our order came out incorrectly after 10 minutes -- not split as requested, and without a second plate. Two fries fell onto the table and were put back on the plate by the waitress (I hope the table was clean!). The order went back to the kitchen and 10 minutes later came back out with another plate and the burger split in half. I asked about our drink order and was told the bar was busy but "soon". Does it really take 30 minutes to open 2 bottles of Modello?. We ate the entire meal with nothing to drink at all. As we finished, we again received an apology for the drink order and were offered water but at that point we were ready to leave. I said just the check please and was told that the credit card machine was down and only debit or cash were accepted. We had neither and I asked for the manager. The server comped the meal, which we appreciated but did not ask for. I'd rather have simply had a normal dinner. I'd also say plainly that the staff were pleasant throughout and the food itself was good. The problems are structural, not attitude. What I'd respectfully suggest: Someone needs to answer the restaurant line. Three unanswered calls on a slow Saturday is lost revenue, night after night. Dine in or call in orders should be filled promptly. A call to another department should be addressed, not ignored. Staff need enough coverage and clear ownership of tables so guests aren't handed between three people and served by none. The card reader needs to work. Telling paying customers at the end of a meal that you can't take their card is not sustainable. It was 7:30 on a Saturday night and the dining room was nearly empty. My wife's comment was that the last time we came in, the place was packed -- and we've been driving to Canton instead this past year because the last time we came in service was so poor. I sent this review via email to Kara Faris-Lehman Corporate Management Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes d/b/a Lucky Star Casino six weeks ago, resent it 3 times and also copied the general business office. No response. All in all, a sad day for the Tribes. They deserve their assets being managed properly. Update; the Rez is no longer serving breakfast. How can you run a hotel without breakfast? There is a complete lack of care and focus by management.

My daughters favorite place for chili cheese fries! I'm a fan of the onion burger, the chili cheese…read moreonion burger is also pretty good.

The food is great... but extremely overpriced. The service…read moreis ok. The ambiance is umm... well, it could be better.

Chicken and Okra were excellent. Chicken Fried Steak was a bit tough and tea was sour.read more

Good food and great service! Usually eat there twice a week! They have specials Monday through…read moreFriday! Also have jalapeño poppers and fried pickles!

Overall, a very good dining experience. This is more than just a roadside attraction. It has the…read moregreat "Route 66 Diner" vibes that the whole family can enjoy. The staff was attentive, helpful, and polite. I came on a weekday afternoon, and there was no wait. The food tasted great and arrived warm and as ordered. Price was average for a diner. There's a large parking lot with electric chargers. The location is right off the highway, easy on and easy off, not a long detour.

This diner/restaurant/bar/gift shop along historic Rt. 66 is an ode to Lucille Hamon, the "Mother…read moreof the Mother Road". (You can view Lucille's historic gas station down the road a piece in Hydro, OK) The gift shop is directly at the entrance. Walk through the gift shop to the right to enter the diner area. Walk left for the restaurant. Walk left then take a sharp right for the bar. The diner area is bright and sunny with 1950's style metal, red and white, tables and chairs. The restaurant side is dark wood booths. Both are full service. Both have the same menu. Menu is basic fare: salad, burgers, sandwiches with a couple of entree options. Staff were all pleasant. Gift shop includes post cards, hats and other Rt. 66 memorabilia. Parking around building with handicap spots by the door.

Food is fantastic!! BLT is my favorite! Done right! Ham and beans on the side were perfectly done!…read moreI have not found anything here i dont like. Small towns always have that one place that stands bigger and better than any large city restaurant. Service is great! The girls are so nice and quick with the food. Go to watonga ! Go to the Eagles Nest! You will thank me later. Enjoy!!

Eagle's Nest is a cute little restaurant and if you blink you just might miss it!…read more The ladies working were very friendly but not overly talkative. We sat down and were greeted immediately and offered some waters to get us started. We were pretty hungry and the prices of this place were just right so we ordered: bacon cheeseburger, chili burger, curly fries, straight fries, onion rings (very good), fried okra, and 2 lumpia. We loved everything but couldn't eat it all! It was a fried food feast and we ate as much as possible. Looking forward to visiting here the next time we are passing through Watonga!

Everything was delicious! Fast service and the food was excellent. Clean family environment.read more

Overall, a good experience for a dine-in Mexican restaurant. I visited during a weekday at about…read morelunchtime and did not have to wait to be seated. Staff was friendly and attentive. Price was average. Food arrived quickly as ordered. The Carnita meat on my street tacos was tender and well prepared, albeit slightly under seasoned for my taste (personal preference). I did not get a margarita, but I saw others ordering them and they looked great. Restaurant is clean and well maintained, overhead music playing softly.

Heard the tacos rocked by the owner who stopped and helped us change our flat tire 10/10read more

THE BEST BIRRIA EVER! seriously it is so good, so flavorful and is probably about a medium spice…read morelevel.