I had a wonderful experience here. Good food and just a great atmosphere…read more All kinds of a different mementos about Route 66 or around the restaurant. We even had pie for dessert which was delicious. The spam sandwich was great!

My wife and I had dinner here yesterday for the first time and we were pleasantly surprised, I…read moreordered the 6oz sirloin with hush puppies and Cole slaw. Steak was very flavorful and cooked to perfection (medium rare) Cole slaw was delicious as well. Hush puppies were good- just wanted to try them out. My wife has celiac so she had Reuben with no bread. She loved it! Our server was very considerate and friendly and even checked all ingredients for my wife. We haven't found many places that we want to return to around here but we definitely will be coming back to this place! Wish we had taken pictures to post here but wasn't expecting to be making any review, but after dinner I felt they were definitely worthy of a good review!

Route 66 Café at the Market may have been another stop for our Oklahoma Route 66 Passport, but this…read moreis the kind of place I would seek out even without a stamp involved! After several stops along the Mother Road, my wife and I were hungry--but we still had a long drive home. We decided to split lunch and debated between the chicken-fried steak dinner and the chicken-fried steak sandwich. Either way, chicken-fried steak was going to happen! The sandwich won, and it was an excellent choice. As a self-appointed chicken-fried steak connoisseur who has sampled them across Oklahoma, I can confidently say this one ranks near the top. The steak was tender, the breading was perfectly crisp, and they added just the right amount of mayo. Nothing fancy--just a really well-made and delicious sandwich. We also ordered fried okra, which arrived before the sandwich. It was piping hot, crispy, and cooked exactly the way fried okra should be. We happily munched on it while waiting for the main event. Natasha provided friendly, attentive service and brought us an extra plate so we could easily divide the sandwich and fries. Those small touches make a difference. The Route 66 décor and classic diner atmosphere added plenty of character. It felt like the perfect place for our final road-trip meal before heading home. Clinton is a little over an hour and a half from our house, and I would gladly make the drive again--especially since breakfast is my thing and that menu still needs to be explored! Passport or not, Route 66 Café at the Market is worth seeking out. Order the chicken-fried steak sandwich, don't skip the fried okra, and make sure you bring your appetite!

I made a quick detour off I-40 at Exit 66 to visit the iconic Cafe 66, just five minutes from the…read morehighway and impossible to miss. From the outside, the branding leans heavily into the Route 66 identity--logos are everywhere, setting the expectation for a nostalgic roadside dining experience. Stepping inside, however, the atmosphere takes a different direction. Rather than embracing classic Americana, the décor feels modern, highlighted by whimsical cow artwork adorned with flower crowns. It's charming in its own way, but not the vintage Route 66 ambiance I was expecting. One thing that deserves high praise is the cleanliness. The café is immaculate, from the dining room to the overall presentation, reflecting a team that clearly takes pride in maintaining the restaurant. The food, unfortunately, was less memorable. The oatmeal was overly thick and dry, lacking the creamy comfort you'd expect. Buttered toast carried an off flavor, suggesting the griddle or butter station could use a refresh. The signature pancake, dusted with a powdered sugar "66" logo, was visually appealing and easily the meal's most Instagram-worthy item, but it too was disappointingly dense. Where Cafe 66 truly shines is its service. Every staff member I encountered was warm, welcoming, and eager to help first-time visitors feel at home. Their hospitality left the strongest impression of the visit. In my opinion, Cafe 66 seems to be transitioning away from being a destination built on Route 66 nostalgia and toward becoming a dependable neighborhood café for the Clinton community. There's nothing wrong with that--in fact, it's probably the more sustainable business model. But travelers seeking an authentic trip back in time may leave feeling that the iconic branding promises more nostalgia than the dining experience ultimately delivers.

Food was great, been a few years The restaurant in NO…read moreWHERE! Steaks were great, just glad it wasn't raining!! Service was great also, just wish it wasn't so far from Tulsa!

Unbelievable food, super cool setting and views, great people providing outstanding service. What…read morea great find. Go getchasum!

The food is great... but extremely overpriced. The service…read moreis ok. The ambiance is umm... well, it could be better.

Went here for a quick bite to eat and it was fast and staff was so friendly. Food was awesome for…read morewhere we were. Would definitely go back!

This was a very cute locally owned cafe in Hydro, OK. The waitresses found it very amusing that I…read morehad no clue what calf fries were but gave me a sample anyway. Interesting regional delicacy to say the least. I ordered chicken tenders and onion rings which were home made and fresh. I'd recommend this to anyone in the area, it's leagues above everything else in the immediate area.

To start off, the service was WONDERFUL!! Absolutely kind and welcoming like visiting a family…read moremember you like LOL The meal was spectacular, easily one of the most flavorful chicken fried steak I've ever had. Can't wait to go back!

This little hole in the wall is located inside of the Lucky Star Casino. When you first go around…read morethe corner of the casino into the area where the cafe is located. It seems that you are walking into a dark bar area. It opens into a even darker cafe area. The only things that can be seen are the menu, the board that list the specials, and the actual kitchen. The menu itself has a great selection of items, but you don't feel as you can trust it coming from a kitchen that looks like a scene from a horror movie. I ordered the chicken salad sandwich special and my wife ordered Onion burger meal. Our order taker was not the most personable person. When we received our food, it looked good. The food smelled good. Next, the taste was wow. This little dark, and dank cafe has good food. Thefood is the only reason why I give them 3 stars. The bad: DARKNESS, I've been in casinos before and they can do so much better with the look. Customer service can be so much better. People who can cook so well, should care more about the people eating the food. But the food is a wow, please eat here. It's worth it.

My friend and I got there close to closing time and the food was amazing. My friend had burnt ends…read moreand said they were really good. I had a brisket baked potato. It hit the spot. And they were so kind and attentive even though we were the last ones to leave.

This restaurant is located right beside the Hampton Inn and is very convenient to walk to. My…read moreco-workers went in and the aroma was wonderful. We were seated immediately and our drink orders were taken and brought out quickly. The server took our food orders and we waited about 20 minutes or so for our dinner to come out. I got the two meat plate with brisket, two ribs, fried okra, and green beans. The food was good. The BBQ sauces on the table tasted great. My favorite was the spicy one. The ambiance was very casual and welcoming.

We went for lunch and had salads. I had the Grilled Chicken salad and Joy had the Southwestern…read moreSalad. Warning ... The Mango Habañero dressing was hotter than expected! But it had a really good flavor. We had the "lite" versions, but there was still a lot to eat. If I had to complain about anything, the cucumbers should be peeled and sliced much thinner. Service was great. Kept our drinks filled without having to ask. Typical Route 66 Diner atmosphere. Great music. One or two TVs on the walls with no audio or captions. I would go back.

This diner/restaurant/bar/gift shop along historic Rt. 66 is an ode to Lucille Hamon, the "Mother…read moreof the Mother Road". (You can view Lucille's historic gas station down the road a piece in Hydro, OK) The gift shop is directly at the entrance. Walk through the gift shop to the right to enter the diner area. Walk left for the restaurant. Walk left then take a sharp right for the bar. The diner area is bright and sunny with 1950's style metal, red and white, tables and chairs. The restaurant side is dark wood booths. Both are full service. Both have the same menu. Menu is basic fare: salad, burgers, sandwiches with a couple of entree options. Staff were all pleasant. Gift shop includes post cards, hats and other Rt. 66 memorabilia. Parking around building with handicap spots by the door.

I want to commend Ares who was working the register - polite, helpful, and friendly. He was making…read moresure customers had condiments, napkins, and that orders were correct when not manning the counter. I had their peach milkshake and it was delicious and just what I needed on my trek from New Mexico to Georgia. The store was clean and comfortable and was a bright spot in my day. And it warmed my heart to see such an earnest and industrious attitude in Ares.

Every single time i have gotten breakfast here, it is always hot and fresh. Every. Dang. Time. And…read morethe workers, AMAZING. Thank you whataburger.

Very underrated restaurant, good food, friendly service!!! Had the burgers, very good!! My wife…read moreloved the gluten free menu!!

The food was great and reasonably priced. The staff was friendly and helpful. They even had a…read moregluten free menu. Highly recommend.