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    3.6 (515 reviews)
    Open • 6:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Casual
    Touristy
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating

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    Darren P.

    Fun stop on Route 66 for any type of pop you like. Gas price is ridiculous though, but inside is cool and ice cream is tasty. It's a fun stop for the kiddos during the long, or short, drive.

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    Linda H.

    This is definitely a must see in Oklahoma Pops soda shop. They sell every kind of soda and also a souvenir shop that has everything in it. This is a retro looking gas station, but there was also a car show going on while we were there. It was still daylight when we got there so we decided to eat at the soda shop. The food was good. I got the chicken sandwich and fries, my husband got chicken strips, mashed potatoes, and gravy. I really wanted to try the Root Beer Bread Pudding. But I didn't. The girls behind the soda bar were very friendly. Here's a first few things you should know. Pops 66 it's located in Arcadia Oklahoma. The soda bottle is 66 feet tall it even has a straw in it. Pops opened in 2007 and they have over 700 different sodas to pick from. They have picnic tables, outback, but I didn't see anybody sitting at them and there was a bunch of people here.

    Jeff K.

    this place is more like a 3.5 out of 5 stars. If you know me, you'll know i'm a soda fiend. I know its so bad for me, but I love soda.... especially cherry coke. I stopped here in the morning, and it was a interesting stop. The two things that stood out were the large metal soda structure in front and the numerous soda bottles glued inside the building. both are definitely good photos ops, during your route 66 trip. Judging from other pictures, if you stop here during the night, the soda bottle outside lights up. obviously, as the name implies, this place has so many soda choices. They group everything in different sections: Root beer, coke, orange, ginger ale, cherry... etc. I think most soda bottles are $2.99 They also sell gas here, but if memory serves me correct, the gas is more expensive than what you'll find in OKC, so if you can make it back to the city, i'd recommend skipping getting gas here. Inside the store, you can order food, but i can't comment since we didn't get food here. There are a lot of other snacks and souvenirs you can buy.

    Robert D.

    Pops has stepped up their game! The food years ago was kinda sad but they have a completely new menu. My food was very impressive and super good. If you haven't been in years, you will be happily surprised. I'm spreading the word about their impressive new menu.

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    Joshua F.

    Pops is definitely an iconic stop upon Route 66 that I highly recommend they have a large selection of unique sodas that you might not find everywhere else on top of that an amazing place to see some classic cars. Have a great lunch and just a perfect pitstop along the way. One thing we like to do instead of buying individual sodas we get the six pack and try some random flavors. We've never tried before. Perfect for road trips. You're definitely able to even stop and fill up your gas if you need to get some ice for the road and a few other things so don't feel like it's out of the way when you're traveling it's just one of those places that becomes a favorite family stop One thing it doesn't have much of is seating for a lot of people, but they do typically get that food out pretty quick so you can eat and get back on the road

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    Mikey C.

    You know, of course, that the word people use for sweetened carbonated beverages like Coca Cola varies from region to region in the US. On the West Coast and in the Northeastern part of the country, people call these beverages sodas. In most of the Northern states, from Washington to western halves of New York and Pennsylvania the same beverages would be referred to as Pop. In the South, at least from New Mexico through Georgia, the generic term for all varieties of these beverages is Coke. I was born and raised in California, but my family is from Texas. So growing up, I always heard, What kind of Coke do you want? So, when I walked into Pops I said, Damn, that's the most kinds of Coke I've ever seen! The selection here is impressive in depth and breadth. Multiple varieties of most flavors. Even if you move fast it takes a long time to see everything. And you can be 100% sure I was going to see every last bottle before I made my purchase. I was limiting myself to two Cokes and I had to get this right. OK, I knew right off at least one of my choices would be a Root Beer, so I could've went right to the Root Beer section and started choosing. But that's not how I roll. I had to start at one end of the cold case and go door to door, shelf by shelf so I could fully immerse myself in this magnificent Coke experience. It's sort of a Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. Some of the craziest "pop" flavors you could imagine, and I'm giving you credit for an excellent imagination. But it's the wild kaleidoscope of color that draws you to the cold cases and holds your attention like one of those gigantic industrial electro magnets they use to pick up crushed cars. And after the full Cold Case Experience, there are aisles and aisles of shelves with more choices. And then, after all that, Pops has a terrific selection of candy. I was impressed that they had so many difficult to find candy bars, like 5th Avenue and Zagnut. I mean, when was the last time you saw a Look bar for sale? Or Clark Bars? Pops got 'em! And they have those old timey cube shaped Cinnamon suckers. And those weird square shaped Assorted Flavor Charms. Plus the best selection of Reed's Candies I've ever seen (first time ever seeing Peppermint). I was astonished to see that Pop's only has a 3 1/2 Star rating on Yelp, because this place is so 5 Star to me. I think the current rating is mostly due to shortcomings on the restaurant side of the business. So, yeah, if you like Cokes, Pop, Soda Pop, Sodas or any kind of Soft Drinks, I highly recommend you visit Pops on Route 66. Mikey C says: What kind of Cokes do y'all want?

    Jacob B.

    A childhood favorite which I have visited several times since moving from Oklahoma and it never fails to meet and exceed my fondest memories! The main appeal is of course it's MASSIVE selection or soda and simply stopping for a Pop is worth the visit whether you are on a road trip or live in the area. However, the food is also exceptional with incredible Burgers, amazing shakes, and some of the best home made ranch around! Classic Route 66 diner vibes with a twist that makes it feel like a living memorial to the Americana dinner culture. An absolute must stop and visit anytime you are in the area!

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    Stephanie T.

    Great selection of sodas. I had family visiting out of town so brought them here. Really enjoyed the outside space in the back.

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    Emily L.

    Pops had a great selection of keychains, candy, and of course soda. Although their restaurant side of the store wasn't great. The service was horrible and the burger was slightly over cooked and tasted bland. Fries were the only saving grace and the shakes were actually decent. I'd only recommend this place if you wanted to stop in for a soda or a shake, otherwise not worth the time.

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    Devin P.

    While traveling in Route 66 we stopped at Pops. It is a novelty to see Pop's but to eat... not so much. No one greeted at the door of the restaurant and the host working at the door had ZERO personality. We waited so long for service we thought that we had to order at the counter. Our appetizer came with out entrees but no drinks. We ordered Haystack Onions for our appetizer. $9.99 and this is what we got, not even haystack onions!

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    PJ M.

    Hadn't been here in a while so we drove out. Had the dog with us so it was a good spot for her to get out. It was pretty busy today being Labor Day and the big soda bottle out front was drawing all kinds of attn. I went in to grab a couple of sodas. The place was like a zoo. The aisles are tight and people are looking at things so it can be hard to maneuver. They did not have enough registers open. Made it through and got out of there. They do have a full kitchen and eating area which can get crazy too, but looked like most visitors today were doing the soda side

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