This was my first time trying Shady Oaks, and I think it was an overall decent experience…read more You don't get a 5/5, because your gravy is a mix, and I'm pretty sure your bacon is microwave bacon. Where's the passion for good food? Cooking bacon and making gravy homemade is easy. I definitely recommend you give them a try, though! I'll be back to test their hamburgers.

Shady Oaks? More like Sandy oaks…read more Everything tasted like it was seasoned with freezer burn and a light dusting of the Sahara Desert. Dry, gritty, and somehow both cold and overcooked at the same time. I'm pretty sure my meal spent more time in a freezer than in a kitchen. 0/7 would rate.

Amazing place! Flavors and vibe! The character of the decor alone keeps you coming back. It's the…read morebest place in Hochatown.

Really cute venue with lots of local merch to buy. Nextdoor to a cute boutique…read more Plenty of seating outside. Had lots of coffee and non-coffee options. Servers were helpful and service was prompt. Would come here again if in the area.

We wanted a quick lunch. So we decided to try The Meltdown - it was Incredible!! Got the Rigby…read moreand the mad Caprese both were fabulous. We will be back.

Pros: The location is very cute outside of the of the market there and with the picnic tables…read more Cons: Our interaction with the server was a bit odd. We were two women visiting solo and he kept trying to ask us if we had plans to party or get drunk. I think it was his way of making small talk, but it was very odd. The sandwiches were small and overpriced for what you received. I was expecting a gourmet sandwich and they are just your run of the mill what appears to be grocery store and jarred ingredients. I ordered the grilled cheese and my friend ordered the caprese. We both left wishing we had just gotten ingredients at the grocery store and made sandwiches where we were staying instead of going to this food truck.

We stopped at this cute little country feelin place while traveling home to South Carolina…read more We were greeted as soon as we walked in and had our drinks in a matter of a minutes from a friendly server, Klohe(sp)! She was so sweet & on top of it all, never had to ask for anything! Everything tasted great & seemed to be homemade! There's plenty of parking & also handicapped friendly. Bathrooms were also clean. I'm definitely stopping again when coming through!

When we walked through the door we were greeted with a smile and big "welcome in…read more". Our waitress was very attentive to our team glasses. The food was great and the place is clean. We also appreciated the Christian atmosphere with scriptures on the walls. Very nice place to eat!

This was our second choice after our first had a long wait. So we arrived about 8:45 and we were…read moreable to seated right away. Like most things in Broken Bow, there was a bit of a wait to sit by 9:45. We enjoyed that they have seating for larger groups. There were several 8 and 4 tops available. The omelets were meh, pancakes and biscuits and gravy were good. The bacon was fatty and undercooked and had to be ordered à la carte. The waitress didn't give warm and fuzzy vibes. I'm sure a couple of weeks of spring break is hard on them but we didn't dine here again b/c the food was average and the waitress seemed stressed.

We came here for breakfast around 9 a.m. The crowd wasn't too big, and our food came out in about…read more10 minutes. Everything was freshly made, and let me tell you--the biscuits and gravy were out of this world! So delicious they'll send you to another universe. The sausage came in two huge pieces with what tasted like an applewood flavor--absolutely amazing. The eggs were perfectly cooked, and the coffee was just as satisfying. From what I could tell, the place might be run by two sisters, and they're doing an incredible job handling everything themselves. Friendly, fast, and delicious--what more could you want? I'll definitely be back, especially for that gravy!

Service was great the lady was super kind. This place is ADORABLE. We loved the decor and color and…read moreall of that. The donuts however, were a little odd, not really donut-y. More like cake. Which kind of killed it for me because I'm a HUGE donut gal. The options are cool and fun! I will say that they had a wide selection of stuff!

Super cute place with delicious donuts and wonderful service. Love it! Will definitely come back…read morewhen we're in town again.

The restaurant was pretty busy when we got there, but we received it right away…read more My friend was happy to see that they serve breakfast all day, but no biscuits after 11 AM. I was in the mood for some chicken tenders and boy were they delicious!! The chicken pieces breading was crunchy. the pieces were huge and the meat inside was moist. The mashed potatoes and gravy were equally yummy. I took half home and the air fryer heated it up perfectly. There's nothing fancy about the interior, but it was clean and the service was excellent.

Unfortunately as much as my husband and I were looking forward to some good finer food, Steven's…read moreGap didn't meet our needs I was so excited for a grilled cheese. It came out looking amazing! But the toast was oily (not buttery) and the oil did not taste good. Unfortunately, that oil ruined the sandwich. He had the chicken fried steak and later told me the steak was super chewy, not tender. We both enjoyed our fries. The other weird thing about this place is you never get an itemized bill. We received the ticket from the kitchen and then you go to the counter to pay and they tell you a total amount I think the breakfast items and cakes/cheesecakes look promising here but I don't know if we will be back to try then.

We went to Hochatown Saloon on a Monday around noon for lunch. It was pretty quiet, so we were…read moreseated right away with no wait. Right off the bat, their draft beer machine wasn't working, so we stuck with water and a soda. After being seated, there was a noticeable delay before our waitress came back. She explained she was dealing with an issue on another customer's credit card, which slowed things down. We started with the fried pickles. They were very good. Crispy, well-seasoned, and cooked right, but the portion felt a little light for an appetizer. For the main, we shared the Oklahoma country fried steak with mashed potatoes and white gravy. That was the highlight. The steak had a solid crust with good flavor, and everything on the plate was done right. No complaints there. Overall, the food was strong, especially the country fried steak, but the service and the draft beer situation held it back some. If they tighten that up, it'd be a much better experience.

We dined here on 2/27/26…read more I had a blueberry lemon drop (custom, it wasn't on the menu), and my husband had a blueberry lemonade. The drinks were okay and very average - it wouldn't keep us away or bring us back! As an appetizer, we had the fried Swiss cheese. It was definitely different and interesting in comparison to your mozzarella, but it was cool to try! I wouldn't reorder. My husband had a 8oz. Sirloin with a side of corn and I had the chicken tenders with fries. The chicken tenders were delicious, but the frozen crinkle cut fries dampened the whole meal - for almost $20 for chicken tenders, I would've loved some house made or hand battered fries! The rolls with each meal were good, but could've used some butter! The steak was well cooked and the corn had good flavor! Everything was mediocre overall, we would likely come back on account of the chicken tenders, but wouldn't run back for anything else.