Went to Boomarang Diner and apparently they believe nobody should ever leave hungry. The chicken…read morefried steak was bigger than I thought it would be and definitely enough to share and exactly the kind of comfort food you want in a retro 50's diner. Fun music, friendly staff, huge portions, and enough gravy to heal emotional damage.

Friendly waitstaff. Authentic diner fare. It was the perfect place to grab lunch and indulge on…read moreloaded fries.

This place is in a strip mall, don't let that keep you away this place is the cats pajamas. Yum yum…read moreyummy/ everything we had was hot fresh and delicious hamburger was so good fried chicken sandwich the bomb. Onion rings hot and crispy. The place is clean and inviting the girls are the sweetest most beautiful kind souls make you part of the family as you sit down. New to Tulsa and this is my new go too. Fabulous food beautiful people my kind of place.

Burger was Great... first time here since I moved to Tulsa 4 years ago. Now I have a spot to come…read moreand eat. I recommend the Jumbo Cheeseburger, onion rings.... Even though I'm a Coke kind of Guy... they have Dr. Pepper... Service was Excellent and the Ambience was Great... I was very pleased with coming here to Ron's for the first time. Thanks to Courtney and Keith.. On 71st and Mingo - Tulsa Oklahoma

The AvoWich is a nice option,no bread but plenty if great Avocado. I'm not much on salt so the…read morebacon was too salty for me but my husband thought it was perfect.

The order was all kinds of messed up. They aren't using the right ingredients. The chicken is…read moresuppose to be deli style and they put a shredded rotisserie chicken on the sandwich. They crushed and smeared some black been patty on my other sandwich, instead of putting it on there like they have for 15 years. They are clear just cutting all the costs and way over charging. Bread was burnt. Put the sauces on the side because they forgot to put them in the sandwich. And when trying to call them the won't ever answer the phone. When trying to go in, they close early. They have gotten worse and worse over the past year or two and now I just paid for way over priced hot garbage. This which wich has completely gone under.

Great food Tasty Fast…read moreservice Full menu Try them out For a small town this is a true gem You will not be disappointed

I love good small-town cafes. Unfortunately, Pop's & Gigi's was a very disappointing breakfast…read moreexperience for me. Far from the 4.6-star rating on Google Yeah, those burgers and fries look good on Google and their Face Book page. Breakfast, well? The clues were right in front of my eyes. I just got dazzled by the burger and ignored the obvious. Almost completely absent in all of the pictures are any kind of breakfast. Looking back, I found only one sad looking picture of a biscuit and gravy in a to go box. There were no reviews for the breakfast meals. I'm slipping. I am usually much more diligent vetting a restaurant and seldom fooled. Not this time. The positive, the food is reasonably priced, the owner is friendly, the service is adequate and for some reason we got free coffee. All that doesn't make Pop's & Gigi's a good place to eat breakfast. Noticeable when we walked in; plates still on the tables, some food on the floor from the breakfast crowd; a little grungy feeling. The interior is small. Heavily decorated walls, a cluttered Hobby Lobby looking decor. This is where small town working people come to eat. Don't expect pristine accommodations. I can live with that. Biscuits, gravy and sausage patties for me. The sausage patties were small, pressed thin on the grill and burned charcoal black on the bottom side. Biscuits and gravy; fair. My wife had the French Toast Platter: two eggs, French toast, diced potatoes and bacon (supposedly,) check the picture. Eggs and French toast acceptable. The diced potatoes not good. Seem to have been cooked earlier in the morning and reheated. And NO BACON. The community seems to love Pop's & GiGi's for burgers, fries and lunch. The food that has earned them their 4.6-star rating. Stick with that part of the menu. Avoid breakfast. In other news: Did you know that Inola is known as "The Hay Capital of The World." A reputation the area has earned because of the high quality of Bluestem Prairie hay grown and baled in the many surrounding hay fields And speaking of hay Eat a burger here. But, for me "hey, I'm going to have to bail on Pop's & Gigi's for breakfast."

Food was delicious and the service was amazing! Benson and Amber were super friendly and made it an…read moreenjoyable experience!

The staff were less than enthused to be there, they made my sandwich incorrectly and bacon was…read moreundercooked and stringy . Didn't communicate with each other and were just generally unpleasant. Never coming to this location again

Spotlessly clean. Very friendly. DELICIOUS! Lenny's is about to become a regular spot for me.read more

I really enjoyed their Philly Cheese steak on my first visit in late February so much so today was…read moremy 6th visit. Matter of fact I was bragging about it, even positively comparing it to Geno's of Philadelphia earlier today. Tender meat and grilled onions coated in melted cheese on a hoagie roll that contained but didn't overpower the ingredients. So imagine my disappointment when I say if the sandwich I received today (4/6/26) had been the sandwich I got in February then I never would have returned. Today the meat was dry and NOT tender, couldn't even taste the onions and the only reason I believe there was cheese on it was the onions and meat stuck together. My wife liked the limited time Crab Salad sandwich they had during March and was disappointed that time was over today. She would love to see it become a regular menu item. She returned to the Philly she remembered from February and like me, was severely disappointed today. I would have posted this review on the Lenny's Website but it doesn't even recognize the Tulsa location while requiring a location to leave any type of feedback. I'll revisit this location in the future but will not go out of my way anymore like I did for the month of March.

As a Celiac, I miss eating meat-heavy meals at restaurants, due to the fact so many restaurants put…read moregluten-containing marinades, seasonings and sauces on their foods. This past weekend, I was in Oklahoma and stopped by Billy Sims BBQ with my family. This is an order-at-the-counter place with self-serve drinks. I told the guy who took my order that I am celiac and he instinctively grabbed a piece of bread to put in the toaster, caught himself and asked me if I wanted him to change gloves. He and the manager told me that their potato salad, their meats and their sauces are gluten-free! Aside from their $5.99 sandwich and drink deal which is an amazing value but not gluten-free (my husband ordered it for himself) we got a few items to share with family. For $21.99 we got a 3 meat plate which came with 2 sides, pickles, peppers, onions and a slice of bread (obviously I didn't get bread.) I chose the polish sausage, sliced brisket and pulled pork along with double potato salad. My other family members ordered the $12.99 smothered baked potato (jacket potato) that comes with butter, sour cream, cheese, chives, meat, sauce. They wanted to split it so the potato pictured is only half of the potato! It's huge! This is a casual restaurant chain owned by a former local footballer, and there are locations in Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan in the USA. While the brisket was a tad dry for my tastes, I enjoyed all the sauces, the other meats and sides. The service was great and the price was a fantastic value. Visited: April 2024

Decided to just do some BBQ research in Owasso.... so today I headed to Billy Sim's BBQ for lunch…read more I ordered the 2 meat dinner with pulled pork and bologna, beans and potato salad, water to drink. Ordering is simple and not at all confusing. Read from a simple menu, place your order and get in the line to the cash register. Honestly the dude behind the counter was less than congenial, but it didn't impact my lunch or my review. Food was ready soon enough, given the 5 people ahead of me, so I count that as speedy enough. Food, in tasting order.... The toast.... definitely not the star of the plate. Texas toast instead of regular sliced, so it was more dense and chewy, and only toasted on one side. Who does that? And it wasn't hot or fresh. You could tell it'd been toasted and held for a while. But, you don't go to a BBQ joint for the toast, so that is what it is. The beans.... BS does what they call 'cowboy beans', and they're good, if not a little one-note. Basically they were canned pork and beans with some meat thrown in and a splash or two of BBQ sauce. I doubt they'd seen the inside of a smoker. They were fine, but they could have been oh so much more with just a little time and effort. The potato salad.... tender, creamy and packing a subtle but noticeable tang. I wouldn't call it outstanding, but it was a definite addition to the plate. The pulled pork... while having a moderate smoky flavor, it was also dry, lacking any of that fatty, juicy mouth feel that a good pulled pork should have. And, it got cold really quickly, so I suspect their holding process needs to be tweaked. You can hold pulled pork for a good long time without it drying out if you make the effort. The few bits of bark I got were outstanding, they were just few and far between. The bologna... sliced sandwich thin, there were at least 2 slices. It was pretty well done.... good taste, texture and mouth feel. I felt a little miffed at how thin it was sliced, but I readily admit that's just me. When I do it at home, it's sliced nearly 1/2" thick so you get a good bite. Again, not a detraction here, just an observation. The meats are 1/4lb each, clearly stated when you order, so you know what you're getting. Personally, I think the portions were a bit light for the money, but I don't run a restaurant and I'm not privy to BS's P&L statements, so that will just remain an opinion and nothing more. Cost ran to $19.51 for lunch, which is about a buck more than OJ's, but I also got a tad more food and it was a whole lot better, so I think value wise, BS nosed out a win on that score.

Can't ever go wrong with Schlotzskys!!! Great sandwich…read more.. Their key is a consistent sandwich. Anywhere there is a Schlotzskys the sandwich is the same!!! Pretty dang good!!!

Ordered $21 giant turkey with double meat! Management looking for best food cost, NOT repeat…read morecustomer. Beware 3 oz's turkey maybe. Monday 3/23/26 Dave