Give Bernardo a $50 bonus, he was fast and efficient, the food was warm, and he was overall very…read morekind.

This is a good spot to try in Locust Grove. It's consistently tasty and fast service. They have…read moregood lunch specials. And they added a beautiful outside patio. It's your average Tex-mex food, but I enjoy it every once in a while.

Man, oh man, was this place delicious! The burgers were juicy and scrumptious, they were devoured…read morequickly (in silence - which is always a good sign when eating good food) and were amazing to the last bite. The tater tots and curly fries were on point! The food and service were top notch!!

Still solid as ever. The best dang bacon jalapeno cheese burger there is! Don't know much about…read moretheir other stuff just love those burgers. I'm sure the entire menu is probably just as good. They've been there for a very long time which means they are doing a very good job. Sorry that's just the way it is!

Indian taco came pre cut so there was none of that poking straight through the box funny business…read more Came with all the fixings. Good food at a good price what more could you ask for?

We love this place and stop by on the way to and from Blue Hole. Good food at a cheap price…read more Friendly, quick service. Everything we've eaten has been good. Hey it's not fine dining but it's great for a quick summer meal by the lake. Tables outside are now back! UPDATE: we got the giant banana split today and 4 of us shared it.

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

I would not be surprised to find out that somewhere in the Oklahoma Historical Society archives,…read morethere is a picture of settlers in covered wagons parked in front of Son's, eating hamburgers and fries. Onion rings had not been invented back then. You don't need carbon dating to judge the age of the building. The design, the weathered wood trim and the faded discolored paint date the building somewhere between pre-Sonic era, possibly even pre-Dairy Queen. It had to be the hang out in Wagoner, in its day. It appears to be a family owned and operated business. My wife and I have grabbed burgers here several times over the past ten years. Nothings has changed. The flame still flares up on the grill when the cook flips the burger, confirming the char flavor will be present as advertised. It is a one-man kitchen, so your order may take a few minutes if they are busy. Good charburgers and onion rings. Today my wife had a half order of 3-way. The chili is very mild, lots of cheese and fresh chopped onions decorated the big bowl of food. Skip Sonic and McDonald's. Have a home town Son's Charburger instead.

This is the first time getting to come to Wagoner to try this burger location. I've had these…read moreburgers before and thought that they were outstanding. They char their burgers and toast the buns to perfection. The cherry limeade was a bit tart for my liking. The onion rings were tasty. When we got there it was late so there wasn't anyone in the restaurant eating it was mostly drive thru traffic. The staff were friendly and fast. For a nice charburger this is the place to go.

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.

Another boring review. Big, small-town diner. This place can…read morehandle a crowd. The parking lot is sized appropriately for the traffic. Delicious breakfast cooked exactly as ordered. Excellent crispy bacon, extra crispy buttery hashbrowns, 2 sunny side and one home made biscuit with average diner cream gravy. My wife had the 2 thick fluffy pancakes, a couple over easy and that crispy bacon. The pictures tell the story. Comfortable dining, cafe environment. Great friendly service. Eat breakfast here; then try lunch tomorrow!

The restaurant still had customers coming in after the church group had left. We had breakfast-huge…read morepancakes, chicken fried streak sandwich -meat big enough for two and I had grilled pork chops-great due on them. Salad was large and fresh tomatoes and cheese. The waitress we had was on her toes the whole time and she was by herself. You can't go wrong by stopping here for some good eats.

Sooooo good. Patty melt was amazing. Chocolate shake was delicious. Fried mushrooms with jalapeño…read moresauce were fire, literally. Crave worthy food.

The food was great. Fresh, hot, and oh so tasty. The employees are friendly as well. I strongly…read morerecommend this roadside eatery.

Awesome roadside stop! Don't pass this place up. Great authentic Mexican food and smash burgers.read more

10/10 would recommend! My family stopped here on our way…read morehome after a full day on the river. Made fresh, fair prices, friendly service, and FANTASTIC food!

Best restaurant in Kansas. Unquestionably the best breakfast that you will find on Highway 412…read morebetween Murphy and Dripping Springs. Endorsed by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Two patrol cars there today! It is a cozy, small town roadside café. Elvis, Coca-Cola and OU are well represented on the walls. Comfortable café ambiance. Excellent friendly service. And a perfect breakfast earns the Harvest House "The Best in Kansas!" My usual, perfectly prepared. Check the picture. Great Breakfast. Sadly, I must report, due to inflation the Monday night Hamburger, served between 3PM and 8PM is now a pricy $2. It would be interesting to see what a $2 hamburger looks like. Today's best café table top advertisement recognition goes to Lollipop Meats. See the picture. The little calf in the picture is Lollipop. Lollipop recently participated in the Monday night $2 hamburger special. So, that is what a $2 hamburger looks like. I know where they are! Now if I can get back on the highway before the Troopers finish breakfast, it will be a fast trip home!

We were passing through and had breakfast here. It seems to have been a house at some point. It's…read moreunique and one wall was all family pictures. Service was great. Breakfast was fine. Can't really mess up eggs and hash browns.