EXCELLENT breakfast and lunch menus! I have eaten here multiple times and I always walk away…read moresatisfied with the meal and the kind folks at the Rocky Mountain Grill! HIGHLY recommended!!

Now this is my kind of place! Rocky Mountain Grill is small, quaint, and nicely decorated, with…read moreroughly 10 tables. If you arrive during a busy time, you may have to wait--but the breakfast is worth it. We arrived around 10:30 a.m., still in time for breakfast but a little too early for lunch. I ordered sunny-side-up eggs, crispy hash browns, sourdough toast, and a ham steak. That ham steak was outstanding--exactly what a breakfast ham steak should be! My wife ordered eggs over medium with crispy hash browns, crispy bacon, and a biscuit with gravy. Her only disappointment was the biscuit and gravy. She thought the biscuit was difficult to cut and the gravy needed more flavor. Naturally, I decided we also needed a pancake to share! It was spot-on, and one pancake was the perfect size for the two of us. Taylor, our server, was fantastic--friendly, helpful, attentive, and easy to talk with. Bottom line: Rocky Mountain Grill is what a classic neighborhood diner should be--good, honest breakfast food served right. If you're looking for a great breakfast spot, give it a try. We'll definitely be back to explore the lunch menu next! Solid 4 stars! Now this is my kind of place! Rocky Mountain Grill is small, quaint, and nicely decorated, with roughly 10 tables. If you arrive during a busy time, you may have to wait--but the breakfast is worth it. We arrived around 10:30 a.m., still in time for breakfast but a little too early for lunch. I ordered sunny-side-up eggs, crispy hash browns, sourdough toast, and a ham steak. That ham steak was outstanding--exactly what a breakfast ham steak should be! My wife ordered eggs over medium with crispy hash browns, crispy bacon, and a biscuit with gravy. Her only disappointment was the biscuit and gravy. She thought the biscuit was difficult to cut and the gravy needed more flavor. Naturally, I decided we also needed a pancake to share! It was spot-on, and one pancake was the perfect size for the two of us. Taylor, our server, was fantastic--friendly, helpful, attentive, and easy to talk with. Bottom line: Rocky Mountain Grill is what a classic neighborhood diner should be--good, honest breakfast food served right. If you're looking for a great breakfast spot, give it a try. We'll definitely be back to explore the lunch menu next! Solid 4 stars!

We found ourselves undecided on where to eat and landed on Around the Corner--a spot we've…read moretypically enjoyed for breakfast. This time, we switched it up and went for lunch... and honestly, it just didn't hit the same. The place still has that classic diner charm--walls packed with memorabilia, a laid-back vibe, and a friendly staff that makes you feel welcome right away. It's one of those local spots that feels like it's been part of the community forever. I ordered the Reuben, hoping it would redeem my recent disappointment with a French Dip in Denver. It wasn't bad... just not what I was hoping for. My preference is a traditional rye bread so I thought this would be a winner. The sandwich was decent, but nothing memorable. Fries were another miss for me, but that one's partly on me--I didn't ask for them well done like I usually do. Now, my wife's meal? That told a different story. She went with the cheeseburger and onion rings--and those onion rings absolutely stole the show. Crispy, golden, and according to our server, made with an in-house batter. If you come here for lunch, do yourself a favor and order those. One thing I still appreciate is the unique menu presentation--it's styled like a newspaper, complete with articles, with the actual menu tucked into the center. A fun touch that adds to the diner experience. Overall, lunch was just okay this time around. If this had been a breakfast visit, I suspect the rating might've been higher--that's where this place has really shined for us in the past. The Verdict: * Great diner atmosphere * Friendly service * Onion rings = must order * Lunch (this visit) = just average We'll be back... but next time, we're sticking with breakfast.

I was out of town. Yes came in attempting to have lunch. Here made two attempts and both times was…read moretreated terribly by the host and then was told when I did go in what I wanted would not be served if you're not server waste my time trying to come into this establishment maybe it was the color of my skin. Maybe it was because I didn't look familiar but he was definitely not friendly and found every reason not to serve me.

Nina's has an American diner but recently added Persian food. Definitely worth trying out. Hummus…read morewas really good, served with true Persian bread, NOT the normal pita. Very generous serving. The barbary rice was tasty along with the ghemieh stew. Portions are large so the entrees can easily serve 2 or be taken home for another meal. The owner herself came & checked to see how our food was. Lovely Persian rugs & plates decorate the walls.

We had breakfast at Nina's and, my husband and I both had omelets; they were delicious. However,…read morealthough the prices are quite reasonable compared to other restaurant breakfast prices, the breakfast only comes with one side; ours was hashbrowns and the serving was so small I wanted more. We were charged an extra $1.99 for a breakfast bread of our choice but it was bread from a grocery store. When you actually get what other restaurants include in the breakfast plate, the price comes out about the same as Jimmy's Egg. The lunch menu has very reasonable prices also, but I wonder about the portions. Nina's may be buying business but if you have a hearty appetite you are warned.

The. Best. Fries. Ever! Plus down home feel. Think Soulfood. The best in plate lunches ever. The…read morebiscuits are divine. Love the biscuits and gravy vibe they have here. And the servers are polite and can fix your lunch however you want it! Love to eat here because I know I'll be happy, get my veggies, and enjoy the company!

We wanted a great breakfast after going to the Edmond Farmer's Market. We looked for…read morerecommendations and found Virginia's. The parking lot should have been our clue. Very few cars on a Saturday morning. The service was warm,attentive and friendly. The food was subpar. The bacon was overcooked, the hash browns were mush, and the chicken fry was tough. If you are in Edmond for breakfast, choose a different place.

Great diner with healthy, tasty and nutritious fare like their grilled salmon with rice, where you…read morecan also choose healthy sides like sliced tomatoes, avocado and a fruit bowl. Excellent service and was able to even get an Arnold Palmer (iced tea plus lemonade). Interior dining environs pretty spacious and nicely decorated. Check this place out, highly recommended!

The dining area of the restaurant is very clean and inviting. Upon arrival, we were promptly seated…read moreand greeted by Sarah who was our server. She made some great recommendations and we all ordered. Monday through Friday. They have a special of two pancakes, two eggs, two sausage links, and two bacon strips. My son ordered that and ate every bite. I had their fried catfish special that came with shrimp and hush puppies. The catfish was some of the best I've had. The shrimp and hush puppies were just ok. The okra and mashed potatoes were good, and the fresh fruit was absolutely wonderful. My husband had the chicken fried steak. He said it just needed a little more seasoning but still ate every bite. We are looking forward to coming back soon!

This was an an amazing farm-to-plate restaurant featuring ingredients from 39 local farms and…read morevendors. The restaurant is located inside the First Americans Museum. I had no idea when Joy and I were visiting the museum that this restaurant was even here. But, I'm glad we found it, becsuse it was amazing. The food was so fresh and well prepared. I had the Buffalo Cheeseburger with fries. Well seasoned. The fries were a little over salted, but had a winderful taste and crunch to the. I would have liked the burger to be medium to medium rare, but I wasn't asked how I wanted it cooked. Joy gad the Smoked Turkey Stuffed Acorn Squash which she said tasted really good. Not overly smoked and seasoned well. Our waitress was great. She had an easy job as we were the only ones there. But she was very informative about the ingredients and kept our glasses filled. The restaurant was very clean and quiet. Outside was an agricultural display showing plants of Native Americans. I would definitely go back and try dinner there. I also assume that the menu could change based on availability of ingredients. Might be fun to go back in the Winter and Spring to see what might change.

We were driving home through OKC and needed to feed our family. We discovered 39 Restaurant and…read morewere so glad we did! It's tucked in the FAM building (in the museum lobby) and is a gem. The service was friendly and attentive, especially our waitress JJ! I had smoked turkey in an acorn squash, so delicious! Some of our family had bison burgers and found them to be tasty and moist. My husband also had the venison chili- very rich and enjoyable. My mother in law had the strawberry salad and loved it as well as the fry bread. The garden outside is also lovely with lots of herbs and native plants. Great discovery and tasty indigenous dishes. Highly recommend!

Service was excellent, food was very good! They have a bar side with nice bar food and a restaurant…read moreside for a more private or romantic setting.

Dinner with friends Wednesday night at Michaels. I find it hard to believe that their average…read morerating is not higher. I have never had a bad meal or experience at Michaels. The atmosphere is cozy and intimate. My only fault with the menu is they don't offer eggplant parmsean, my favorite Italian dish. They have a nice wine list and I love the bar. We started with a dozen grilled shrimp. They were very good. We also ordered humus with pita chips, also very good. Three of us ordered ceasar salads, one ordered potato leak soup. The Ceasars were good but a little strong on the garlic. The soup was excellent. Our mains consisted of Lobster Mac, Veal Paccatta, Lasagna,and Beef Stroganoff. I loved my Lobster Mac. My wife enjoyed her Veal, the Lasagna and Beef Stroganoff were excellent. To finish we shared a cream burlee. The service and our server were excellent. It was a great night, and dining experience.

Richey's has been in this little food court at research park for a long time now. It's one of two…read moreoptions, but the other side is currently empty. It's convenient if you work in these buildings. Food is pretty tasty kind of diner style. I enjoy the Greek gyro. It can be a bit slow, but my most recent visit was quick. Plenty of seating in the area.

I visited here for the first time in about 4 years. It's pretty much the same. (I really loved the…read moreother dining option that WAS here before. Now it's just Richey's.) I ordered a special, the portobello burger. It was basically an unseasoned frozen beef patty with a few mushrooms. I had to add a LOT of salt and pepper. Others I was with ordered better options. Think I would do a sandwich or salad next time. I don't recommend the burgers. Fries were just OK.