Excellent food! Highly recommend Jeffrey's Special, Luigi's…read moreSpecial and clams in white sauce. Bread is fresh and light. If you don't think margaritas go with Italian food, try the Italian marg! Ask for Avery -- she is the go to waitress, Excellent service. Can't recommend this place enough-- if you are doing RT 66 hundredth anniversary this place should be on your "gotta do it" list.

We were passing through town and grabbed takeout from Luigi's after seeing the good reviews. Glad…read morewe did. My husband ordered the fried ravioli ($11.99) and I got the pasta sampler ($13.99) with lasagna, manicotti, and cheese ravioli. Everything was really good. The fried ravioli were crispy and came with a really tasty marinara sauce. The lasagna had a nice meat sauce, while the manicotti and ravioli were classic cheese-filled pastas with the same flavorful sauce. It also came with two pieces of bread that were more like soft rolls. Portions were just right for us. Not massive, but definitely satisfying. The restaurant itself looked clean and very traditionally Italian inside, with Italian music playing and that classic neighborhood Italian restaurant feel. Overall, a solid takeout meal and definitely worth trying if you're in the area.

We went for lunch and had salads. I had the Grilled Chicken salad and Joy had the Southwestern…read moreSalad. Warning ... The Mango Habañero dressing was hotter than expected! But it had a really good flavor. We had the "lite" versions, but there was still a lot to eat. If I had to complain about anything, the cucumbers should be peeled and sliced much thinner. Service was great. Kept our drinks filled without having to ask. Typical Route 66 Diner atmosphere. Great music. One or two TVs on the walls with no audio or captions. I would go back.

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.

Easy pull-off from the highway exit 82 for gas at the Shell and a nice brisket sandwich. The…read morelocals like it and that's good enough for me. Can't go wrong with a sandwich, cole slaw, and a freezee Dr Pepper. Really nice people behind the counter too.

Double 6 Diner 7/2022. Very surprising. You would never…read moreguess given the surrounding area, fuel station etc.. We had the brisket and ribs. My brisket was very good and tender. Wife said her ribs were not falling off the bone but were very good. Large portions, and cheap for good ribs and brisket, $22 for both. Order at the counter and they call your number when ready.

We stopped by on our way down the road and what a great experience! The team was quick and friendly…read moreand the store was clean. They even have a few tables outside to sit with a covered patio. If you are in a hurry, this is a nice place to rest, stretch your legs and get a friendly smile .

The customer service was absolutely deplorable, forcing us to use their terribly designed app for…read moretheir coupons. Even though they had mailed paper versions of them. Then after making us go through that twenty minute process. The lady making the food had the audacity to dismiss our priority for food. As if we were not standing in front of her and the order was online. Do not plan on coming here if you expect to be treated like a human being.

Great food great service Almost a month here coming from…read moreChicago and this is the to go place for Mexican food

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.

Passing by w best friend, "Route 66 Man", we noticed a packed parking lot. And a lot of people…read morewaiting in the vestibule to get seated. Mgr said, "We do things quick around here. Won't take long." Ten minutes later, we were drinking delicious coffee. Menu was eclectic. Prices very reasonable. Service (Jennifer) outstanding. R66M ordered off the senior menu. Sausage and cheddar omelet w a biscuit and hash browns. Very excellent. My omelet was perfect as well. And an English muffin is an equal choice to toast. And it was the first time I ever had an EM grilled. A new experience for me! Overall, a great stop. 5 star worthy!

I was visiting Weatherford so I can't say for certain but with the time of day we ran to Jerry's…read morefor brunch, it might be easy to assume the place is always hopping- which is a great sign!! Nothing looked at all old or crusty the way you have to expect some diners to be. There was good music on, and just loud enough to hear and not overpower a conversation. We were seated quickly, they wiped the table down for us- we were greeted and served promptly and nobody left us hanging very long. If our waitress was busy, someone else would come by and check on us. Everyone's food looked great and the orders came out correctly aside from asking for CRISPY hash browns. I had the eggs Benedict. A little overly preached on the eggs and the hollandaise sauce had a pretty sharp tang (people either use lemon or vinegar for that so it's obviously going to be PRESENT sometimes) but I've never met an egg or a potato I didn't like and I've had hollandaise a thousand times, no two are the same, so this not a complaint just info for the customers. All in all I'd definitely eat there again.

Very underrated restaurant, good food, friendly service!!! Had the burgers, very good!! My wife…read moreloved the gluten free menu!!

The food was great and reasonably priced. The staff was friendly and helpful. They even had a…read moregluten free menu. Highly recommend.

Have been coming here for years and I love it! The quality of the food has never declined.read more

The Auge family have been established in our little town for decades, serving up delicious barbecue…read morein a warm, unchanged-by-time corner of Weatherford's main shopping centre. Not antiquated by any means, but preserved, from the decor on the walls, to the relish bar full of tasty bits to add to your meal. The little pickle spears are my favorite and a must-have every time I'm there. When I eat at other barbecue restaurants, all get measured up to The Barbecue Shed, and not many meet or pass the bar. This isn't Texas barbecue, where you get cold, picnic style sides. This is Oklahoma barbecue, with plenty of delicious fried options like fries, Okra, and corn nuggets. They have a tasty peach cobbler for the desert lovers as well to compliment their hot sides. Their menu hasn't changed much over the course of time, but why fix what isn't broken? Their ribs are some of the best I've ever had, their brisket is flavorful and lean. I prefer a fattier cut of brisket, but most everyone I know loves leaner brisket, and theirs does not disappoint at all. They serve Kitty's chicken as well, and are always rotating new and interesting specials for their patrons to try out. I go for the ribs. Hands down. Every single time for the better part of the last 25 years. Partnered with Fried okra and their seasoned fries, it's a perfect match and the finest example of local barbecue fare. The Barbecue Shed is a time machine in a way. It harkens back lots of nostalgia for not only locals, but travelers who appreciate a classic eatery while also serving up great meals. I would highly recommend giving them a shot if you never have. It may not be for everyone, but dont let the Negative Nancy's dissuade you. It is my favorite restaurant in town, and there's a high chance you'll be impressed as well.

My cousin passed away and his widow decided to have his wake at casa Soto. This was my first time…read morethere. Since we were a large private party they set us up in the back and then had a buffet style serving area for us. The waitresses were all great and the unsweetened tea was very tasty. Food wise the peach cobbler was excellent but that's where it stopped. The actual food was not so great. It wasn't the worst but it was very bland and disappointing. I love Mexican but while I'm not a fan of Taco Bell or those types of restaurants I wouldn't place this much higher. Great people, nice building but needs to work on the recipes to give them life.

Service was friendly and attentive! Food was average for a mexican restraunt! Staff was very kind…read moreto our group. Prices are high for the quality of food. But free salsa and queso and sopapias were nice. Ambiance is better than other local joints and felt very fun!

Food service and ambiance was great. Especially for sushi…read moreso far from the coast. Had the love boat and miso soup.

I hate reviewing small businesses that are privately owned negatively but I honestly didn't see the…read morelove in my experience, no soup or salad with our hibachi.... Not sure if they just don't include it with takeout orders or what, also I've had hibachi from many places and this was one of the most lack luster attempt at hibachi I've tasted so far. Most redeeming thing about the meal was the fried rice.... That was on point! Though could have used egg...