We met friends in Sapulpa which is on the opposite side of Tulsa from us so we rarely make it over…read morethere. Decided to ask the former fire chief for a recommendation and he said try Crossroads Cookery. Our friends wanted to go antiquing so this was right in the heart of Sapulpa's antique area, so perfect place for lunch. I really enjoyed all the care they took with making it feel nostalgic but classy at the same time. It's a lovely restaurant but they also have an ice cream parlor area, bar and coffee bar. Now the food was ok for some of us and one in our party got a way overcooked burger that was dry so it sucked for her. My Santa Fe bowl was so good and I recommend it. Hubby got the string onions for the table to share and they were delicious. Our server was really interesting and friendly as well as took care of us. We'll definitely go back during the Christmas Chute!

You know when you kind of love a place so much you almost don't want the whole world to find out…read moreabout it? That was this place for me. I had noticed it before when visiting the Christmas Chute, but the reviews were a little mixed so we never gave it a try. Fast forward to this weekend when we got invited to a birthday at the speakeasy upstairs... and I'm so glad we finally went. First of all -- they're doing a great job with the speakeasy concept because I genuinely had no idea it was there. It's upstairs above the restaurant and you need a code word to get in. Since we were already there, we decided to have dinner first and the menu honestly surprised me in the best way. It's very much Southern comfort food, but elevated a bit. The vibe inside is eclectic and interesting. The staff was super friendly, and even on a Saturday night it wasn't overly busy. The new streets in Sapulpa look great now that the construction is finished, but because most of the parking is behind the buildings the street can look like a ghost town even when places are actually busy. Kind of a weird illusion. They start you off with bread and a trio of fresh butters which was unexpected and delicious. The bread itself wasn't anything fancy, but the butter definitely was. I wasn't very hungry, so I ordered from the kids menu (which I very much appreciated did not say "12 and under"). I got a grilled cheese and the waitress suggested adding a cup of tomato bisque. Yes please. Both were excellent. My husband ordered the grilled chicken and said it was moist and really good. They also have a full bar and a huge coffee bar, which I thought was a fun touch. Then we headed upstairs to the speakeasy and it's a whole different vibe up there. Very cool space. Also extremely eclectic. Think Tommy Bahama meets world traveler's curio cabinet. There were travel finds from around the world displayed in cases, parrot chandeliers, a baby grand piano, and a cheetah print pool table. It somehow all works. Live music was by Steve Lindell and he was fantastic. Two thumbs up. Bar service was great, just a little slow -- but to be fair I don't think they were expecting a 40-person birthday group to roll in all at once. All in all it was a fantastic night. If it wasn't about 45 minutes from my house, we would probably be regulars. But maybe it's okay if it stays just a little bit of a hidden gem.

Great food, excellent service. We'll definitely be back! I had the Greek bowl and loved it.read more

I recently ordered take out from here for the first time aster rave reviews from locals. I got the…read moredouble Liberty cheese burger and bacon cheese fries.My views might be skewed from the take out and not fresh dine in. The fries were good, but nothing special. I will say all the burgers are ginormous which is what I quickly realized after I ordered the double liberty burger. It came with two beef patties, double cheese, bacon, and ham slice on a bun. It was a good old hamburger and other than big just a normal burger. I do love how all the menu items are very patriotic themed. I will say I will be going back, but will dine in next time to see if that makes a difference.

Fantastic find in off HWY 75. What an unexpected find in the small town of Keifer. A great mom…read moreand pop place offering baked good, breakfast and really good (as in better than Starbucks) coffee! The baristas were trained by Topeka Coffee and take their coffee and hospitality to a whole new level. Stop in for coffee, the cinnamon roll or blueberry muffin or a chit chat with the locals. You might even become a regular at this quaint spot. Don't forget to check the food items for sale including the farm raised beef in the freezer!

Super cute coffee house! Staff is very friendly and helpful, coffee and breakfast sandwich tastes…read moreamazing and was pleasantly surprised at their cute little gift shop and baked goods they have available for sale. Would definitely recommend!

They have the best food In the city and salsa is the best it is spicy and and tast good.they have…read morethe best chicken enchilada.

I think my goal is to try every Mexican spot in Sapulpa. Senor Pablo was stop #3. Lunches are cheap…read moreand I got a chile relleno and a soft taco. The relleno was of the eggy battered variety. (Not my fave.) And, this one had a freezer taste. My soft taco was great--rolled and kind of grilled. The guac was delicious, too! I wasn't a fan of the salsa. I had them leave the HOT one and it literally had no flavor. I will give them another shot because that taco was good and the service was friendly. The logo is super cute!

Been wanting to come here because we had heard good things, wait staff was attentive but not…read moreoverbearing. Nice atmosphere, members of my group ordered the sirloin, with baked potatoes, and then the KC strip with vegetables, both said their steaks were cooked perfectly and sides were good. I ordered the salmon, which came with scalloped potatoes and a sauce which I opted to have on the side, all tasted good as well.

There is only one correct answer when faced with the dilemma of choosing red or green sauce. Both!…read more Absolutely wonderful spicy New Mexico style Mexican food. I have not had any better in Oklahoma or New Mexico. Here it is, authentic red chili sauce, made with dried chilis; the green sauce, made thick and chunky with fresh tasting peppers. These are the real deal. The name of the restaurant doesn't properly portray Andy's food offerings. "Bar and Grill" limited my expectation to bar food: burgers, fries, wings and fried appetizers. A scan of the menu reveals the capabilities of the cook and the wide variety offered. Brunch to dinner, omelets to pancakes, salads to steaks, and from the bar, beer and mixed drinks. And then there are the New Mexican platters. I spotted the red sauce in the pictures! A Steak Burrito for me with both red and green (Christmas Style) and the pork tamales for my wife also Christmas style. Both with beans, rice, a little salad, and pico de gallo for decoration. Exceptionally delicious meals. The sauces did not disappoint. The tamales were well seasoned perfection. And the nice part you get to have it your way. A bite with red sauce, then a bite with green sauce. No disappointment in any savory spicy bite. Need heat? Ask for salsa picante. It is fierce. The owners are Pedro and Bianca. Bianca, a very pleasant and personable young lady who provided attentive friendly service. She was a pleasure to meet. The restaurant is clean and comfortable. It is decorated inside to give a New Mexico ranch house feel. A large outside dining area is available. Andy's Bar and Grill, wonderful food and service. More than just a bar and grill. My top choice for New Mexican style food.

Very nice friendly, Mom and Pop owned and operated. Big roomy dining area. Clean, nicely decorated…read more The service is inefficient. Mom and Pop really need to hire some help. Maybe they are normally fully staffed just shorthanded this morning. It was noticeable. Several diners that were in the restaurant when we got seated, had been over looked. We got service before them. I understand their frustration. A group was up front at the register waiting to be seated for over 20 minutes. The restaurant had plenty of open seating. They were overlooked. Our food sat on the counter too long before it was finally served. It was a little cool. I had my standard breakfast, cooked just right, just a little too cool from the delayed delivery. My wife had an excellent cheese omelet. Check the pictures. Be patient, the food is good.

I've been going to Country Hills Diner off and on for years, mostly for lunch. I'm glad they're so…read moreclose to where I work. They have a great selection to choose from for breakfast and lunch. They have a large seating area and can get seated rather quickly. Their food is delicious, mostly homemade comfort food. I got the "Country Boy" lunch today which is an open faced burger with brown gravy, onions and French fries. Give them a try when you're around Kiefer. They are closed on Monday's.

Stopped for breakfast after a medical procedure. We were seated right away (at 8.30am on a Tuesday)…read moreand our waitress was wonderful. Sweet and engaging. Food came quickly and to order. The poached eggs were a bit overdone and the hollandaise tasted a bit different, but everything else was pretty good. The English muffin was perfectly toasted and the avocado and Canadian ham was a good serving size. The hash brown were really good! We requested crispy, and they did them just right. Not burnt for once! It was a quiet and calm atmosphere though I imagine it's a lot louder and busier on weekends. The place is definitely not on my side of town, but if I'm at Tulsa Hills, I'd be happy to go back. Again, shout out to our waitress!

Great service. Came for a family meal, so the group was larger, and getting a table wasn't a…read moreproblem. Easily accommodated my diary allergy for my scrambled eggs in my protein breakfast meal. Would definitely come here again.