I've been intentionally checking out Soul Food restaurants since 1999 both here and abroad. This is…read morethe best one that I've tried anywhere in the world. However, the customer service was a tad bit slow. The Manager or owner helped out. He also let me take all of these pictures. The prices were good. The fish was delicious. The oxtails were incredible. It may have been the best I've ever tasted. I can't remember any restaurant that served some as good as these. Also, they provided a lot of meat. The greens were good also. We didn't care for the Red Velvet cake. It's a tricky cake to make that will satisfy. It's not a deal breaker. Do not miss out! I'd give them a 10 out of 5. Just saying.

Fantastic food and friendly service in a cool setting…read more We had fried chicken and sides. The chicken was tasty and juicy. Fried perfection. The mac and cheese was top tier. Greens were tasty and didn't need any seasoning at all. Yams were sweet and not overcooked. Definitely get the corn bread.

I ate here recently for my first time and overall I liked it and would eat here again. The service…read morewas fast, my order was accurate, the chicken seasoning and the sauce tasted good, and I love that there's vegan options. I ordered the vegan sandwich with vegan lemon dill sauce and spicy fries. I went with mild, but had a difficult time deciding between mild and medium. Mild had spice and heat, but it was was less spicy than the spicy fries (which were quite spicy, in my opinion) and I'd like to try medium but I'm hesitant because from photos and videos I've seen, it looks like there's a huge jump between mild and medium. My only complaint is that I found it confusing to decide which heat level to get and what the sauce situation is. If you order a side of fries, I believe it comes with a sauce. But if you order a sandwich that comes with a side and sauce, it is one sauce total (not the sauce that's part of the side plus a separate sauce). The sauce gets placed on the sandwich (a little bit on the top bun and on the bottom bun) and it kind of blends into the flavor of the sandwich. Next time, I'll know to pay extra for an extra side of sauce so that I'll be able to have some to dip the fries into. They had packets of ketchup available on the counter and I used that this time. In my photo, the "chicken" looks small, but I assure you it was large enough and filled the bun, it just got shifted during assembly and I didn't think to straighten it out before taking the photo.

I got the Hot Chicken Fries. There was nothing "hot" about it. Cold fries and chicken that must…read morehave been sitting for an hour before they covered it in cold cheese and coleslaw. Why they feel ranch is the hill they die on is beyond me. How do you have chicken without ranch. The only reason this much was eaten is because my husband hates to waste food.

Wow, this old gas station and former auto repair shop sure disguises what's waiting inside!! The…read moredecor is super cool, and kudos to the decorating team!! We went for a late lunch on Saturday and there were a number of people there, along with a couple of fur babies as they're dog friendly (they haven't met our dog)! I ordered the Tulsa Two Step as I like tequila-based drinks and my wife got the Rise and Shine. Both were excellent, as well as unique. She was worried that it might be too sweet, but said it was perfectly refreshing. We split the nachos with blackened chicken and they were some of the best nachos I've EVER had, and I'm an old-fart native! The combo of their great queso, the house-made chips, and the blackened chicken was P E R F E C T I O N!! We WILL return, and once again, I'll TRY to remember to take pics beyond the cocktails....

Ambiance? A converted gas station. I always wanted to live in one…read more It's eclectic. Want a hot meal? A snack? A beer? Wanna bring your dog? At the Pump, it's all possible. Diversified. You want to sit with a date? A friend? A committee? There are intimate spaces and booths large enough for several. Inside, outside seating. The Pump is in the hood of our business and hubby had wanted to stop by there for some time. It's fun to watch the dogs and their owners feeding them, sometimes surreptitiously. So entertaining. I had the shrimp étouffèe. Many, many tiny shrimps. White rice centered the bowl. No, it wasn't NOLA, but it was tasty, microwave aside. My comrades enjoyed their sandwiches. Enjoy.

Jersey Mike's is fairly consistent for a sub shop with so many different franchisees…read more The Tulsa Hills location is usually spot on with orders and special requests. Today, we had a #7 Turkey and provolone with some special requests: "juice" on the side, hollowed out bread, extra tomatoes and lettuce - didn't see extra either?? But the sandwich was still as good usual. We also had a #8 sub club with no tomatoes or onions - delivered as requested. We ordered on the app and pickup was easy.

So thankful for safe places to eat for food allergies! We are traveling through town and I was…read moresuper hungry. The family ate at another spot and I came over to Jersey Mike. The server was amazing ensuring the equipment was clean and safe reducing cross contact risks. Thanks Jersey Mikes. We will be back!

How many of you have heard of Sunday Dinner by Janet? I love good soul food, so when I heard of…read morethis place, we had to try it. While called Sunday Dinner, we came for a Saturday lunch. I wasn't able to find many photos of the place and wasn't sure what to expect. We walked in and discovered they serve "buffet" style similar to Nelson's. She ordered the smothered chicken, and I had the smothered pork chops. They had quite a selection of sides, yet somehow we both got mac n cheese and broccoli rice casserole. This never happens as we usually coordinate and order different items just to try more things. Our meats tasted great and were super tender. The mac was flavorful, and the casserole was good, but a little too mushy for my taste. Let me know if you've been and what you thought of it. And if you haven't, go give them a try and support a real local restaurant.

I was hooked when I found out they were going to cook my fish to order done and done. Well let me…read moreback up as I pulled I saw the parking was full around the block so that is a sign of good food and service. I went on a Sunday after church so, of course, it was packed, I saw cakes, banana pudding, and deserts galore in the fridge. The menu was decked out in a nice font on the right side of the wall and the sides were in front of you and continuously being refreshed. The staff was amazing and handled the huge crowd in the restaurant with grace and smiles, even making recommendations on items to order. I ended up with the catfish, mac and cheese, and collards. I got my order to go and it was still hot after the 20-minute ride to my hotel. The seasoning on the fish was A1 and it had just the amount of crunch needed if you are in the city GO TO THIS PLACE.

I love Roy's. But the Owasso location doesn't taste the same as Roy's in coweta. That being said I…read morestill enjoy it. Cheap chicken and sides. Don't forget the Cajun seasoning!

Great chicken, cooked perfectly, friendly service and decent prices. This is the best place for…read morechicken in Owasso

Traveling through Tulsa and found this burger joint. Decided due to the ratings and the fact that…read moreit had a drive-through that this is the stop for us today. We decided to eat in the parking lot as it's much safer than driving and eating. However, with the option of people watching that also was a deciding factor on why we should park and eat. There is a nice view of the city, skyline and interesting lights and various different people in the area. Would recommend the chicken sandwich combo, however, would probably recommend to request the mayonnaise on the side as it definitely was seeping out the bottom of the sandwich and the napkin was much needed. Disappointed they did not have french fries so we were not able to try them, but they substituted onion rings and the tater tots which both were good. Tater tots could've probably use some seasoning or salt however they were cooked perfect. The staff was polite and helpful. We can definitely see ourselves stopping here again.

Oklahoma seems to have a certain pride when it comes to burger joints that keep it simple. Tulsa…read morehas many chains, local restaurants and pop-ups that are familiar and filling. Encroaching on a seemingly crowded market can be tough but somehow Howdy feels like an already-established diner. While many newer burger places attempt to overwhelm the consumer, Howdy Burger's approach seems to be keeping things simple and delivering what the people want while staying true to the "burger joint" identity. I've had Howdy Burger 2 or 3 times through the years. My first visit was likely in/at Mother Road Market but a more recent visit was on October 29th (2025). In the midst of an economic stall (the federal government was shut down for 4 weeks at that point), eating out seemed like a luxury. I visited around 2pm for lunch. The weather was chilly and the staff was readily available. I was greeted and I browsed the menu for about 2mins before ordering. I ended up getting a single burger & rodeo fries. Afterwards, me & the lady cashier had a brief conversation about the state of the world as business was slower than usual. The restaurant isn't huge but it was well maintained. I sat near the West windows and the food came out shortly after. The highlight of the food was easily the burger itself. It was a decent size, the bread was soft, and the patty was just thick enough. Each bite was equally satisfying as they didn't hold back on the toppings. I will say that the fries are pretty standard, even with the extra toppings. I don't think the Rodeo Fries are worth wild but it didn't hurt to try. Lastly, I LOVE the variety of sauces they offer and the staff are happy to add them directly onto the sandwich or place them on the side. I've since returned to have the Fried Chicken Sandwich and it was just as good, if not better, than most famed chicken sandwich spots. I wasn't familiar with Howdy for a while and, as mentioned, there are many other places to get a cheeseburger, sandwich and/or fries. But what I like about Howdy is that they don't try too hard, they know what sells and they offer great service. Considering the price, consistency in their products and good people behind the counter, Howdy Burger is good enough to replace your favorite burger chain and/or fast food spot.