We tried this place for the first time tonight, and everything was absolutely amazing! The layout…read morewas beautiful, and the owner and his wife were wonderful. I really appreciated how they personally visited every table to make sure everything was perfect - and it absolutely was. My husband had the buffet and said everything was delicious, while I opted for the red cheese enchiladas with rice and beans. OMG, the flavor was out of this world! For dessert, I had a strawberry-stuffed churro, and my husband had a cream-stuffed one. You have to try those churros - trust me, you won't regret it! Thank you for an incredible, authentic meal. Everything was fantastic, and we can't wait to come back!

I had the birria tacos and loved it. I am going back to try the green chili burger and maybe…read morediscada fries.

I love the depot cafe!! The food is amazing,they have the best cinnamon rolls and desserts!! Their…read moreblueberry cream pie is amazing!! The service is phenomenal, fast and friendly! This is such a cute little place to grab lunch or dinner.

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.

Very good chicken fried steak.xxxxxx xxx. Cxxxxxxxx I don't want to post any other comments. I'm…read moretrying to give you a good review but you keep insisting I make 85

Great food and service! The owner is very friendly and always running around to help get whatever…read moremay have been needed.

Ordered a ribeye steak on a Saturday night, and a pound of sliced brisket. Both were amazing!!!!…read more Cooked to perfection.

The meat, coleslaw and cowboy beans never disappoint me or my husband and 2 grown sons who know how…read moreto put away some food

Food was amazing! Best bbq I've had in awhile!!! Highly recommend. Service was so nice. The…read moreatmosphere was vintage firehouse theme.

It's about 6 PM on a Sunday night in Pawhuska, OK. Other than fast food. You have two options for…read moredinner, BBQ or Mexican. We chose Triggers BBQ, reviews were generally positive and it was a short stroll from The Frontier Hotel. The young lady working the counter was very friendly and our order was placed quickly. The fountain machine was not working which isn't a big deal. We each decided to try RC Cola. The only rub I have at this part of our experience is don't blame someone for the fountain machine not working. It's just a poor reflection. Just state it's not working. I ordered the brisket, coleslaw, and cheesy potatoes. My lovely wife ordered "the last of today's pork", brisket and cheesy potatoes. The food came out quickly. It was immediately noticeable that the brisket had sat in a warmer for way to long and was past its prime. A slathering of BBQ sauce on the brisket was not much improvement and was really uninspiring its self. A prior review noted the brisket tasted more like liquid smoke and I would agree. "The last of today's pork", was not as painful as the brisket yet not by much. Moving on to the cole slaw which I believe was a red wine vinaigrette. It was not to my liking however it might be to yours. I'll call this a push. Finally the cheesy potatoes. This side was good, moist and tasted as expected. It's unfortunate that this was the best item as I would fully expect the BBQ to be the star. The place is rustic, clean and small. With the draw in Pawhuska being The Pioneer Woman fame and you are a short block walk away. What you serve should be on point. This BBQ experience wasn't.

Every time we order pick up or DoorDash from here we're missing food. Today it was the queso. Last…read moretime it was ceviche. Every time we order drinks we never get them. It honestly doesn't even matter if the food is good if we never get the food we pay for. Getting take out is supposed to be an easy, stress free dinner option and when ordering from here it never is. I won't make the mistake of ordering from here again.

Amazing things come out of the kitchen at Tacos Maria! Everything we had was absolutely delicious…read moreand the smell of everyone else's made us even more hungry! If you are in the area definitely give this place a try.

I know we're all trying to get the most for our money these days. So when you order a side, do you…read moreexpect it to come in its own bowl or just tossed on top of your food? I ordered a side of onions and peppers, and they threw maybe 1/4 cup on top of the meal instead of serving it separately -- then charged me over a $3 up-charge for it! Hopefully that was our last visit!

I see that the cartel that operates the El Maguey restaurants has expanded its territory, with the…read moreopening of a new restaurant in Bixby. El Maguey Prime is the name for that location. Their online menu looks flashy and fancy. Enticing! I have been to the Claremore restaurant twice. That location goes by the name of just, El Maguey Mexican Food. Slightly different menu than Bixby and Bartlesville. Simpler. The food and service is good, and I recommend it. Check that review. What about El Maguey Mexican Grill and Cantina in Bartlesville. I have driven by the pinkish orange building on highway 75 many, many times purposely ignoring it; my car navigation destination locked in on chips and salsas elsewhere. Today, it is the destination. Ok, so you already know what color the outside of the building is. Inside the restaurant is clean without the mucous membrane scorching smell of Fabuloso. Gritty Mexican restaurants favorite air freshener. No high back wood booths or chairs with hand carved colorful scenes of Mexico. A few bright pictures on the wall, hand made vases scattered around here and there. Yeah, is still looks a little Mexicany looking without being gaudy; more on the classy side. On the large menu everything you would expect and a few items that are highlighted with the exclamation of NEW! One caught my eye. Tacos Al Pastor! The picture describes the platter of food better than I can, but I will throw a few words at it to help. Three large tacos. These are not the 50-cent sized, $2 each street tacos that you get from an unknown vendor in a trailer. These are packed with tender juicy pork, grilled pineapple, cilantro and pickled purple onion. I have not had any al pastor tacos, that come even close to these on delivering the flavor. Check the pictures. Add beans and rice, chips, salsa, and a small delicious guacamole...it was a big meal. Two tacos and I was done. That tasty little chili toreado did not go to waste. Oh, be sure to ask for the salsa picosa. Get some spice! That plate was 5 stars. The service today was provided by Mr. Luiz. Exceptional start to finish. On to the Sand Springs location. Then the season finale will be Bixby's, El Maguey Prime. If you are looking for other Mexican restaurants in the area, check the collection "Jalapeno Highway." I've probably been there.

Tried it again. This time at their new brick and mortar location…read more The waitress was helpful, friendly, and fairly attentive. The food was just not up to par with other competition on town. The egg drop tasted like chicken noodle soup. The sesame chicken sauce looked promising but was just not very flavorful. The rice was decent. It's decent but nothing outstanding.

The only place in Bartlesville and possibly Owasso that has Kung pow chicken! If you like sweet…read morethis is not your place but if you like savory give them a try! I loved it!!