I had chicken fried chicken. I had grilled chicken strips both with baked potatoes. They were baked…read moreperfectly. The food was fantastic. You could not find better food in a big city.

The four friendly young ladies working this morning kept things on the tracks and on schedule…read more When we pulled up, every farm truck in the county was parked out front. Inside, nicely decorated. The railroad motif matched the building. Halloween decorations were strung from the ceiling. Good timing for us. The café cleared out quickly. These ranchers had to get back to work. The kitchen staff is fast; we had food in just a few minutes. My usual. My wife had pancakes and an egg. Very good food, good coffee. The building is a genuine old train depot within a few inches of an active rail way line. While I was enjoying my bacon and eggs, all that I could think of was a derailment. A frickin' big devastating derailment; like you see on the national news. What if? Could we get out of the building quickly enough if we had to? And then it started. At first a low-pitched rumble. A little vibration felt in the floor. Ripples appear in my coffee cup, Then the ear-splitting train horn, a warning of your last chance to clear the track. That train had to be rolling at 60 miles an hour. The windows on the track side of the depot were covered. You couldn't see the train. Only the flash of the sun between each car as it screamed by. Each rail car had its own signature sound. Some smooth, and then an occasional skreich form a worn wheel bearing or locked brake. That's the sound that worries me. The clatter lasted a few minutes, faded, and vanished. Quiet again. Café sounds return. Tableware clanking together and plates rattling as the tables were being cleared. (Check the video and turn the sound all the way up.) That was pretty darn neat! A real railroad depot café, that features an actual train rumbling past while you enjoy the food. Disney World can't beat this. You have to try the Nowata Depot Café. Call ahead to get the schedule for the next arriving train.

Food was amazing! Service was HORRIBLE! Didn't bring half of our orders out until we asked several…read moretimes. Dis not offer any refills on drinks. My son had to stand up at the counter and wait for his refill. Waitresses seemed very unorganized.

Food was delicious; Ben was the chef. Mindy was the cutest bartender and great conversation!!read more

Every bit of it was great and family oriented and friendly great food great people. Nice clean plat…read moreto eat and take the family

The best breakfast in Chelsea and for miles around in any direction…read more I really like this old-fashioned diner/cafe. Small cozy comfortable old building, the walls lined with historical photos and advertising. Welcoming friendly staff keep your coffee cup full and the big menu selection covers all three daily meals. Daily Specials are hand written on the white board by the counter. Grab a table by the window, relax and watch authentic rural Oklahoma life pass by on the street. Or select one of the limited stools at the counter, ponder about the weather for the day with the locals; or visit with the staff and watch Granny make delicious homemade meringue pies. As I was paying the bill, Granny walked by with a chocolate meringue headed to the pie safe (display case). It was stacked high with light fluffy whipped egg whites and then baked just long enough to give it that perfect pie suntan. The young lady at the register said the restaurant had been in business for over 30 years. It is an icon in the community. My wife and I both had the 2-egg breakfast, with bacon (came with four strips of thick smokey bacon), hash browns, and a biscuit with gravy. All cooked country diner perfect. Great service. This is where you eat breakfast on 66. It may be the best for other diner style meals too. I have reliable sources that have rated the burgers here as excellent. Check out the old brick paved street on Pine St. on the N.W. side of the restaurant as you walk back to your car. Across the street viewable from our table, there is a controversial sign on the building stating that Chelsea was the location of the first oil well in Oklahoma. There are three or four other sites in Oklahoma that claim the same, as the first. An unsettled Oklahoma controversy. Quiet, friendly little town, a relaxing diner with excellent food.

Top notch burger!! fries done perfectly, they have super friendly service. The ambience is just a…read morelittle shack of a burger joint ...not much to brag about ,but this place hits all the marks if you are hungry and you want a good American burger and fries done correctly ...

Good food, good service…read more Good food, good service fun place to eat , daily specials , locally owned

The food was so very good but the server, staff and everyone there made us feel like we belonged…read morethere. From the start our server, Addison, was extremely friendly and helpful. Conversation with her eventually spilled over to others and to say it was a warm and welcoming atmosphere is such an understatement. I had the Laundry Burger with onion rings which was a delicious meal and my husband had the amazing Mac and Cheese. Wish we were in town longer so we could go back. Highly recommend!

I ordered a dirty chai and avocado blt, the sandwich was $14, the chai was $7. The dirty chai was…read moreexcellent, but the blt was disappointing. After waiting 30 minutes for the sandwich and homemade potato chips, I found the bacon was overcooked, almost to the point of being charred. The tomato slice was incredibly thin and the chips had a slightly fishy taste, but were cooked perfectly. If served with sauce they would have been fine.

How to best describe ONG Lounge? When you first walk in, you're like woh! It's small! However, you…read morecan always order from the food truck out back to go if they're too busy inside, or you want to feed everybody in your family since OMG Lounge is 21 and over. And oh my gawd! Their burgers are reasonable AND aaaammaaazzzing! Forget paying McDonald's or Wendy's prices when you can get burgers this tasty! And don't leave without first trying their Hell Yeah Tots! - well, that's my preference the tots. The chef made me a peanut butter and pepper bacon jam slider for me one day - now that was my jam! My husband really likes the BBQ Bacon Cheeseburger, but he adds mayo and replaces the Gouda with Cheddar. The servers are always really nice and everybody's so accommodating! They're the bomb! A must try!

I seriously think this might be the best burger around. Know that if you order the small option…read more(what they call a slider), it's more like a regular-sized burger at some places. It definitely isn't what most people would consider a slider. My point? It's a great value. I don't know if you could go wrong with any of the burger options. My new favorite is The Belle ( Homies Sauce, Pickles, Onions, Smoked Gouda Cheese, Bacon). You must order the Hell Yeah Tots. That garlic-parm topping is amazing. I've never been here other than for lunch so I would like to go and get the full bar/lounge experience. It's a seat yourself place but the wait staff is super friendly and efficient.

A restaurant that use to be the old jail. Small little place, very charming and cozy. Cheap prices…read more and limited seating. They have fountain drinks and a variety of bottled drinks. You pick your drink and then the waitress comes by to take your order. We got an assortment of sides ranging from cheese curds, to fried green beans to fried pickles. Can't beat the price or taste.

Always great service & food. Fried green beans & cheese curds are great appetizers. Recommend the…read moreonion rings too.

A walk down memory lane is a good thing. Still the great diner/burger joint. Still the iconic…read moreRoute 66 landmark with interior decor embracing its heritage. Still terrific service and terrific burgers made by the same family. They have a new (to me) bison burger which was excellent. Moist and wonderful meaty flavor that makes bison stand out over beef. Not greasy at all. Crispy fries and tots. Thick and creamy shake. This still is NOT fast food. Burgers made when you order so expect a wait, especially if you visit at a meal rush, but trust me. The experience is worth the wait.

Very disappointing experience. Stopped off because this looked like a fun kitschy Route 66 type…read morestop. Unfortunately, this establishment is drive through only from Monday-Wednesday which is when we came by. Not a big deal, a bit disappointed but nothing an excellent meal can't fix and the menu looked promising However, this place is not built for drive through food. Their burgers were served in paper wrappers which within seconds the grease had gotten through and poured into my lap. The only ranch they had was salad packet ranch and they provided no containers to pour it into. Another example of how they are not set up for drive through operations. The food took a very long time to get to us and when it finally did the burger was disgusting. Had an extremely off taste like maybe the meat wasn't quite fresh and it actually made me sick. The only reason this place doesn't get a 1 star is because the kids meals came on cool cardboard cards that was really neat and the chicken nuggets were not terrible. Other than that, at least as a drive through option I can't recommend a since that is 50% of their operations it's definitely a poor mark against them as an establishment.

Burgers good. But Dirty Dirty Dirty!!! Pop slung on the wall and dirty like the counter has never…read morebeen wiped down!!!! Someone needs to clean this place up!! ASAP

Yummy burgers... AMAZING fries.... great service from a little hole in the wall! Will return.read more

My girlfriend and I ate there and the food was great. The staff was very helpful and the cook was…read morevery friendly

Super slow service all the staff seem to be completely new every time. Valentines day at one of the…read moreonly sit down dining establishments in town that's not the day to let all the new guys run the show! Food ok