Tammy's rolls are mt favorite, always very light and fluffy. They came to us hot out of the oven…read moreand that made them even better. I got the 1/3-pound burger. The burger was cooked perfectly. Fries are crispy on the outside. Just how I like them. Friends with me got the chicken fry and hamburger steak which they both raved about. Our server was very friendly and attentive. My only complaint is that I wish it were closer to Tulsa.

Tammy's has the best rolls! Food is amazing all around and the atmosphere is great. Very unique rt…read more 66 decor and theme. Great parking area wait staff is always great. It is a little more on the pricey side but nothing terrible average $20-$25 a person with a drink. Their desserts are over the top good made by a small town local baker fresh daily. Definitely a must stop if traveling on 66 or just looking for a local restaurant to eat at. They have great daily specials as well and buffet on Sunday's.

The name of this restaurant is Classic Diner and that's exactly what it is, classic diner food…read moreserved in an atmosphere that makes you feel like you stepped into the past or onto the set for the TV series Happy Days. I expected to see the Fonz walk in at any moment. It was a blast from the past. Our server, Jennifer, took good care of us. We didn't have to wait long for anything. She was quick, friendly, and professional. I got a chicken fried steak, baked potato and fried okra. I started to get mashed potatoes but I asked if the potatoes were powdered. They were, so I got a baked potato instead. It was a good choice. The okra was fried to perfection and the serving was so large I had to leave half. I liked that I was able to order a small portion of chicken fried steak. The cream gravy is why I order chicken fried steak and this cream gravy did not disappoint. My cousin got the special which included soup, salad, and a sandwich. My other cousin got a chef salad. We all enjoyed our lunch and looking at the decorations. I will stop here again next time we pass through Henrietta.

Delicious go-to breakfast. Two eggs over easy, patty sausage, hash browns. With one heavenly…read moredelicious plate full of biscuits and gravy(just like Granny made)! 5 Teddy ate a BLT! No complaints about the 1/4 pound of bacon it looked like it had! 5 Waitress went out of her way to make this reunion of old Navy Buddies. Coffee cup was never dry! 5 It has the old family ran cafe feel. Which I found out it was a family working there. Mason, our waitress, was daughter of owner. Love her to pieces. Next time I come thru there at breakfast time, this it where I'll eat.

The food was well cooked and lot's of flavor. I had the Jäegershnizel and my wife had the chicken…read moresalad. Both were very good. The schnitzel was breaded well and very juicy. The mushroom gravy had good flavor and texture. The chicken salad had a good variety of greens, not just one type of lettuce. A good portion of shredded chicken on top. This was a very large salad. There was enough for two people to share. Portion could have been better. Service was great. Attentive without being pushy. A fun place to eat. Lots of memorabilia from the movie Cars, which took inspiration from this restaurant. Definitely big on Route 66, too, as evidenced by the adjacent gift shop.

The Spaetzle (often called the German version of macaroni and cheese) restored my faith in…read morehumanity. The texture experience excels. The Chili Cheese Dog with fresh, raw onions (as foretold by the cheesy appetizer) was dense and flavorful, maybe the best no-frills chili dog in Oklahoma. My picky 13yo ate his first First Fried Apple pie with a slice of vanilla. His eyes got really big, and the plate was clean in an instant. The big treat, though, is the full-quarter slice of Poor Man"s "Pecan" Pie made with oats, not pecans. Served hot with a perfect slice of vanilla ice cream (yes, it's a tray-cut square) with a perfect crust -- This may be my favorite dessert ever, in the whole wide world. Of course the whole wide world needs more innovative classic food stops like this on Route 66. Also, ask to see their fire-surviving copy of Eternal Route 66 by Chuck Williams, an ironic souvenir from a prior iteration of The *eternal* Rock Cafe. If you're a fan of Sally the blue Porsche from the Disney Pixar movie Cars, ask to meet the owner, Dawn. She *might* tell you her story that inspired the sweetheart sports car, and John Lasseter, Pixar's chief creative officer is happy to confirm when visiting with memorabilia gifts that decorate the cafe. (No ai used)

Service is almost always slow and terrible. They are rarely staffed appropriately. The food is…read moresubpar it's a generic diner experience. Boomarang is all over Oklahoma some are better than others but it's very hit and miss. The food is also very over priced in my opinion for what your getting portions are small and a lot of it is just frozen fried food. The food is hit or miss as far as taste and quality. One time will eat there and it's fresh and good next time it's lukewarm and barely edible. The chandler location is tiny 4-5 small tables and like 6 booths maybe, a few bar seats. I would recommend trying one of the other local cafes or diners. They do have decent specials every week day.

Food is way too greasy and for them to charge french fries separately? That's ridiculous! The…read moreonly reason why people go to this place is because theirs not much of a choice! to eat out in Chandler.

I love this diner. Every breakfast option is great. Had the brisket hash. Old school diner vibe.read more

Found this hole in the wall a few years ago. It's been a few years since our first visit. Covid and…read morelife have prevented us from coming more often. Place can get busy quickly and there isn't much seating. Today we ordered mostly breakfast. Everything tastes great. We have never had any issues with the food or the service. You will have to wait during peak hours of business.

I don't believe that I have ever had a bad meal at any restaurant that had the name "Granny" in it…read more Granny's Kitchen did not disappoint. Located on the SE corner 7th and Main St. in downtown Stillwater, in a nicely remodeled brick building. Inside, the restaurant is smartly decorated in a modern décor mixed with a connection to the past. Between the tee shirts that are for sale, historical pictures and a few artifacts representing rural farm life hang on the walls. In a few areas of the walls, the original brick work is exposed, but masked with a coat of paint. The building's true age shows through the makeup. The chaotic conglomeration of bricks testify that masonry skills and craftsmanship were not required of the builder, when the original structure was erected. Building codes likely not in vogue either. A work of historical beauty. On street parking. And directly behind the restaurant, on the east side, is a parking lot. On a busy weekend parking could be a challenge. Somewhat of a tourist attraction. Souvenirs for the out of towners are prominently on display for purchase. A bar is available to help celebrate yesterday's team victory or numb the pain of defeat. Patio seating is available. Breakfast was perfect. My usual. The picture describes the food. The friendly attentive wait staff keeps your coffee cup full. What else can I say it's, "Granny's" Kitchen.

Very good. I had a great experience, and the staff was friendly and helpful. The restaurant is…read morespotless and good for large parties. I told the server it was my first time, and she recommended a great meal and gave me a cinnamon roll. Warm and sticky. The meals are large; they said they make them large because it's a college town, and they want to give the kids leftovers. The restaurant is in the downtown area, with plenty of parking. Although the restaurant seems to be a chain, the staff and the food were excellent, so give it a shot. I would absolutely come back.

We were traveling through the area and stopped to eat at Mary's…read more The food was good and the waitress was friendly and efficient. I couldn't finish my Hungry Man Steak but will eat it tomorrow! It's a bit off the beaten path (I-35) but worth the short drive into Tonkawa! My wife had the BLT and reports that it was good too!

We arrived on a Saturday about 11:15 AM. Our server was Gloria R. We all ordered different things…read more Restaurant was super clean. Bathrooms were spotless. Most of us had leftovers.

My husband and I ate here after many times of driving by and being in awe of the beautiful pink…read morebuilding. We were seated instantly, greeted with lots of love, and our food was delightful. We even had a little fly dining with us!! Great place to relax, fill your belly, and take a trip to the past with Frank Sinatra.

App - Zucchini Rings. Fried Fresh served frickin hot! Burn your mouth they were so hot. Darn…read moregood too! Would be even better with a sprinkling if parm. Burger Night - Going #5 as a Double Chubby Checker! With Fries too. Wow! This is one juicy burger with good seasonings, fresh veg and plenty of juiciness. Fries are ok but that burger is a monster as a double. Take warning. Plenty of desserts to choose from if you have the room to eat it. Service is fast, tables are clean, beer is cold. Love it here!

Best Diner in the Southwest! We love the biscuits and gravy, the roast with mashed potatoes and our…read moreabsolute favorite in the whole wide world is their chicken fried chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans and macaroni and cheese. Treat yo-self and get to Wright's immediately!

Went here finally. Cleaned. Seats all freshly covered. Looks really nice. Staff is great. And the…read morefood? I've never had chicken fried chicken that I could cut with a fork. I asked the manager. She said they run it through a tenderizer. The steak and pork as well. The sides were delicious. Husband had green beans and they were nicely spiced. The okra was fried perfectly. Tea was delicious. I had a side of pinto beans and they weren't watery but a nice creamy soupy liquid. Definitely my go to restaurant. And the price was great. Three of us under thirty dollars with tip.