Everything about Tammy's Round Up Cafe is great with respect to a Route 66 stopover meal. The food…read morewas fantastic, the atmosphere perfect and the service was exceptional. As for service in particular, if you decide to stop in and dine I hope you get a waitress named "Jordan". Besides having the best name ever, Jordan is friendly, attentive and helpful. You wont' find a better waitress. Serving sizes are enormous and prices are more than reasonable. The place is busy with both travelers and locals. It provides and experience that is great for the old, young, couples and families. If we are ever in the area again we will definitely dine here again.

Tammy's rolls are mt favorite, always very light and fluffy. They came to us hot out of the oven…read moreand that made them even better. I got the 1/3-pound burger. The burger was cooked perfectly. Fries are crispy on the outside. Just how I like them. Friends with me got the chicken fry and hamburger steak which they both raved about. Our server was very friendly and attentive. My only complaint is that I wish it were closer to Tulsa.

Dinner with a friend at the Rock Cafe. Ken drove over from Yukon and we left our home just north…read moreof downtown OKC and arrived at the Rock Cafe in just under an hour. The drive is 56 miles. The Rock Cafe is on Historical Route 66. Built in 1939 from stone that was excavated during the construction of Route 66. It is a charming small town cafe, rich in history. The owner Dawn Welch was the inspiration for the animated character Sally Carrera from the 2006 film Cars. The Cafe is rustic, casual, with a cool fun vibe. The staff is friendly and the service good. The dining area is not large. When we arrived there were a couple of booths and center tables available, but a few minutes later a group of 16 came in and filled the Cafe. We started with fried green tomatoes ($8,25). They were very good. The best I've had at a restrauant. All three of us ordered the chicken fried steak ($14.35), mashed potatoes, cream gravey, and fried Okra. It was very good. The chicken fried steak was just the right size and had substance compared to those that are big on batter and light on meat. The mashed potatoes and cream gravey just right. Loved the fried okra. The meal was scrumdiddlyumptious. The Cafe was not noisy even though they were maxed out busy. The prices are very moderate. It's a fun little Cafe with good food.

The food was well cooked and lot's of flavor. I had the Jäegershnizel and my wife had the chicken…read moresalad. Both were very good. The schnitzel was breaded well and very juicy. The mushroom gravy had good flavor and texture. The chicken salad had a good variety of greens, not just one type of lettuce. A good portion of shredded chicken on top. This was a very large salad. There was enough for two people to share. Portion could have been better. Service was great. Attentive without being pushy. A fun place to eat. Lots of memorabilia from the movie Cars, which took inspiration from this restaurant. Definitely big on Route 66, too, as evidenced by the adjacent gift shop.

Chorizo potatoes... One of the most amazing things I've ever put into my mouth. You've got to come…read morehere just to try the chorizo potatoes. My husband and I came for breakfast this morning. We've never been here before... We were just on the hunt for someplace new, and boy we were not disappointed. The service was fantastic; my coffee cup was never empty. it's a busy little diner playing great music from the 70s and 80s, and I will definitely be back.

This Café has two names and two listings on both Yelp and Google, Sunny Side Up Café and Hernandez…read moreCafé. It is the same frickin' place. I am going to play along with this. It is a crafty approach actually. Twice the exposure on the review sites. [Even more confusing, there is a sign on the side of the building that says "Sunnyside Steakhouse"] The two names should give you a clue of cuisines served. If you guessed Mexican/American, you got it. On the menu this morning we found regular American breakfast food and huevos rancheros, Mexican potatoes and chorizo potatoes. You can mix the two cuisines to suit your preference. My wife and I both ordered The Pipeliner. A perfect name for a meal served up in "The pipeline capital of the world Cushing, OK." Two eggs, two bacon strips, potatoes of your choice, Toast or a biscuit. My wife chose the Mexican potatoes and I went with the spicy chorizo potatoes and a biscuit. Check the pictures. This was an excellent breakfast!! The restaurant/café is very nice. It has a steak house ambiance. Clean comfortable and superb service. This is your breakfast in Cushing OK! Hanging near the kitchen area is a large screen TV that has a loop of local businesses advertisements. Today's winner's slogan encourages customer to "drop their pants." Check the pictures to see the business.

Awesome place to stop. They are always so kind and friendly. Have a great selection and have lots…read moreof local and made in Oklahoma selections. Plus the drive through is phenomenal! Their food and pizza is amazing too. Try their sandwiches fresh made and the salads are top notch!!

Old Magnolia Garage is a cool name for this convenience store and gas station strategically located…read moreon Old 66. It is set up to serve the locals and capture Route 66 tourist business. Stocked with everything you would expect: sweet, savory salty snacks, soda, beer, fryer food, and a few Route 66 trinkets. Get there early in the day for their best and most famous offering, Arbuckle Fried Pies. Yes, those world famous crusty folded and fried pockets of fruit filled heaven. On an unwavering mission, we rounded the corner east bound on Route 66 late in the afternoon. Our destination in sight, the Old Magnolia Garage. In I go, straight to the big fried pie display case. I really wasn't expecting to find anything left at this time of the day, but there they were, two blackberry pies. Somehow, they survived the morning feeding frenzy. They were immediately adopted, along with a strawberry. Tomorrow's breakfast delight. Nope, not as good as if I had been there when they came from the fryer, but good just the same with a fresh cup of coffee the next morning. Get there early!

My first time visiting for work- headed here from Yelp guidance--11:15am-/…read moreParking absolutely crammed-- but once inside lots of room- high energy families - young and old- waitress gave me immediately her favorite sausage sandwich recipe using their great sausage - which I had with my 2 egg /grits/hash browns/ pancake- breakfast-- Was wonderful DO NOT MISS THIS PLACE !!!!!! ps-sausage was nice

Everything was pretty good except that frickin gravy. My God what is that stuff. A cup of…read moreflavorless white paste. I ordered sausage gravy. It had a table spoon of crumpled sausage floating on top. It was too bad to be a mix. Someone purposely created this sinister concoction. I loaded it with copious amounts of salt, black pepper and Cholula. Nothing helped. The flavors were absorbed, vanishing into the white abyss. So, just don't order the cream gravy. The rest of the breakfast was decent. This is an Oklahoma oilfield town diner. A working man's café. Apparently, it has been in operation for a number of years, judging from the volume of reviews. Some good some bad. The service seemed a little slow and disorganized. Overall, I rate it as a very average 4-star diner. Pictures of the meals look very good. But it didn't make the cut for me. Before you go, call ahead and ask about the gravy........

After reading bad reviews from a couple of idiots who tried to come in and bully the staff and were…read moreshown the door, my wife and I decided it was time for a road trip to Bristow, OK. We have eaten there in the past with good results and figured we definitely needed a burger, onion rings and a hand made shake. Our trip down Route 66 was as pleasurable as always and when we arrived at Anchor 66 the parking lot was full. Luckily one table was leaving just as we walked in so we got an immediate seat but here were also stools available at the counter which would have been perfectly fine with us. My wife ordered the Grandma Retha burger and I ordered the Sooner burger. We shared an order of onion rings and we each ordered a milkshake. Everything was great. The burgers were hot and juicy the onion rings were cooked perfectly and were very tasty. The shakes were definitely the best we have had on some time. We will definitely be returning to Anchor 66 soon for a other dose of goodness. The staff were very friendly and accommodating for us. It was a pleasurable dinner tonight. We will be back!!

It was a little place on the side of the road that looked pretty simple on the outside. But, when…read moreyou go inside, it's a pretty cool diner from years gone by. We came in for lunch as a group of six, traveling through town, where we could sit at two booths, or at the soda bar across from the grill. The server met us with menus we could use inside or outside on a being developed patio. We ordered drinks, appetizers, and burgers from the menu, not knowing what to expect. One thing I was sure about was that if this diner didn't have something special, it would have never survived as long as it has. The appetizers- (pictured) corn ribs & fried mushrooms were good and served to order. The hamburgers and fries were fresh, warm, and well-prepared. The price was a little more than expected but the hamburgers they delivered were more than what was expected as well and I would order the same again.

The food is consistently good and the service is always prompt and friendly. It is an asset to…read moreJennings and surrounding communities!

The service was outstanding, the food was good and the atmosphere was that of a family restaurant…read morein a small community where the locals hang out and enjoy comfort food over a relaxing conversation. This is a small, homey place to enjoy your favorite foods cooked like down home. Not too fancy, just good food in a friendly atmosphere at a reasonable price.

I visited here in October 2026 looking g for a good small town diner, and this place checked all…read morethe boxes. The quality of the meals was surprisingly good, especially for the price. I had an omelet plate, which for $8 came with two breakfast sides. They didn't skimp on the portions, either. My omelet was perfectly cooked and the hash browns were beautifully crisped. My lady reported her plate to be done exactly how she wanted - eggs over medium done to textbook standards as well as juicy yet crispy bacon. The service was fast and efficient. Exactly what you want in a diner. This was a good experience and I highly recommend this place if you are in the area looking for good food at an old school price.

For a Sunday around noon this place was packed. Special was Fried chicken with 3 sides for $10.99…read moreWe opted for breakfast. After looking over salad bar which is mostly prepared salads (potato salad, pasta salads). Big bowl of lettuce with a few toppings, nothing special. I ordered 1 pancake with fried egg on top. Nice size pancake and they have sugar free syrup to accommodate my request. Enjoyed my pancake that took over the plate. Mom ordered 2 egg breakfast came with hash browns, 3 slices of bacon and toast. Food is good and servers friendly. Coffee is just okay and only offer packets of powder creamer. No pictures to share.

Your local friendly Casey's gas station! This is just up the road from my house so I come in here…read morea lot. I always get great and friendly service and the fresh brewed tea is always ready when I need it. I like the Casey's rewards as I fuel up here often and use it for discounts on my next fill up. Also it's good to point out the bathroom is always clean. I've never seen it all nasty. Big plus for me!!

edit: i looked at my account they charged my bank card TWICE for $150 thanks yall! lousy pos…read morestore! don't pull up expecting them to charge you the right amount gas. charging people $150 mf dollars for gas! stupid people yall really don't know what you're doing do ya? if i could i rate this place 0 stars i would:) anyways if you decide to still go here pay with cash if you don't want to be screwed over

Easily among the top five breakfast places in Stillwater. Full stop…read more Waffles aren't the only thing on the menu, but they are absolutely the feature. Waffles made fresh at order, topped with a dizzying selection of fruits & sauces, or even just plain for all you vanilla types (like me). Make yours a breakfast platter if you wish, heaping some eggs and other proteins alongside your waffle, and when paired with their fresh coffee, you are the new Sheriff of Flavortown. The service can't be beat. Aside from the friendly suggestions for rookies (we're easy to spot), the food comes fast and fresh and your coffee cup never finds a bottom. Shoutout to Angel who steered the boy towards the Strawberry Cheese Cake waffle, all of which he destroyed in about three bites. I opted for a plain ol' waffle so I could take their syrups for a spin and that was a smart play. If you've had 'pancake syrup' and then stepped up to pure maple syrup, then you know there is no going back. Toss in their cinnamon-vanilla syrup (drool) or their silky-sweet 'Waffle Sauce' (it's almost like a thinner frosting) and you can divide a waffle into separate quadrants of different tastes. Pricing is pretty reasonable but the value outpaces the price point. Eat inside if you wish or, Oklahoma weather permitting, find a spot just out front. Just Wafflin' mixes Oklahoma nice with outstanding food with different twists to make a wonderful breakfast spot. If there were more stars to give, then I'd be using them all.

A bit of a wait to order (you must order before seating), but the food is definitely worth the…read morewait! Every waffle we tried was delicious and served quickly. Coffee was great, and the staff was friendly