I've eaten there twice now. I highly recommend the pizza with the hand tossed crust! A 14 inch…read moresupreme is only $15! It's the best pizza in town! The lasagna is not so good. There is a layer of meat that is mushy and does not look like meat. I would not order that again. The chicken piccata looked really good and the people that ordered it said it was delicious. The service is top notch and the inside is decorated nicely and looks high-end with all the windows. I think it's the best restaurant in town! Ralph plays guitar on Saturday evenings. Think James Taylor! It's really nice to hear him sing and play his acoustic guitar!

My best friend, Jelly Bean Lover, and I stumbled into Cucina Italiana al Lago while looking for a…read moreThai place (well, he stumbled, I just strode). What a great find. Lots of excellent choices. JBL ordered chicken parm over spaghetti, I ordered lasagna. Both came w salad. But, before anything, the rolls arrived. All I can say is,"Arriverderci Rolla." They were delicious. Hot, a hint of garlic, w packets of butter. We each had tre. For our salads, both of us had them w a balsamic vinaigrette dressing. Very excellent. Both of us loved our entrees. Service was excellent, prices reasonable. Parking on the street (free). Possibly a hitching post out back. The awesome mural, of a lakeside village in Albania was unbelievable. It took 2 people only a week-and-a-half to complete! Apologies for not having my camera We both agreed .... 4 and-a-half mangia stars

Beautiful setting and sandwiches were amazing. Lots of choices and friendly and helpful ladies.read more

Love this restaurant!! Service was excellent and food was superb. Ambiance even better! I can't…read morebrag enough about this quaint lil place! Highly recommend!

We were making our way from Fort Worth to Branson, and were about to pass through Eufaula when we…read moredecided to stop for lunch. My husband showed me a photo of the pizza and said, "How's this look?" "Looks good!" Eufaula is a nice little town with restaurants, shops, and typical small town businesses. There's even a Eufaula Museum across from Mama Tigs. We sat at the window facing the street. The table was made from a slice of a tree with the bark visible, but it was shellacked, of course. There were about a dozen options for pizza or you could create your own. There were some other menu options but we were there for the pizza. We chose number 5 ("The Erin") which had sliced meatballs and fire-roasted peppers (sweet not spicy). SO GOOD!! It reminded me of pizza we get from a Brooklyn Italian family-owned restaurant in our small town of Haslet. The cheese and the crust... We also got a side salad with house made ranch. This side salad had leafy mixed greens, sliced cucumbers, radishes (which my husband loved!), shredded carrots, and grape tomatoes. We almost missed dessert but decided to get a cannoli. It was delicious as well. Everything was simple and so tasty. The owner, or who I assume was the owner, was serving another table and asked if they were passing through. They live in Northwest Arkansas and Mama Tigs is their usual lunch spot (there are a few other locations). The owner said most people are visiting the nearby lake or passing through to Branson, when I said "That's what we're doing." We chatted a bit more with the owner and discovered they had lived in DFW at one time. Small world. Great place! Friendly staff! Excellent, wood-fired pizza! Be sure to stop in. It's far better than a drive-thru burger. (I didn't think to get photos of the food. I was focused on enjoying it.)

The pizza is excellent every time. The meatballs on the erin were a nice touch! We added pepperonis…read moreto it and it made it even better. Would recommend

I've found my new favorite sandwiches and salads at Casey's in EUFAULA, OK…read more I can't say enough good about their costumer service...on two different occasions I found a sandwich and today, a chef salad were sold out and they immediately made fresh ones for me... and with smiles.. WTG Casey's, welcome to EUFAULA !! CR Canadian, OK

From the owner: Your Eufaula, OK Casey's at 624 S. Main Street is your one-stop-shop for quality fuels and all your…read morefavorite snacks, drinks, and essential groceries. Whatever you need, Casey's is here to help.

I've been here a couple of times and food is always good. This time got the Ultimate BLT that has…read more1/2 lb of bacon! That was a great sandwich! Got the fried mushrooms as a side and they were hot and crispy!! I'll be getting this meal again, if I return. Service is usually spot on, but this time never saw my waitress again after delivering the food. That was very frustrating. Had to get my own soda refills, then my to-go containers and finally just walked up to the cash register and told them what we had. Service is important and I'll have to think twice about returning.

Fantastic food and wonderful people , really cool diner experience and half price Burgers on Monday.read more

Grabbed some breakfast on the way home from a trip, stopped here to eat and was not disappointed! I…read moregot a veggie omelet with biscuits and gravy and it was sooooo good! The veggies were chunky chopped and grilled and smothered in something like kraft cheese/cheese whiz and stuff in the omelet and it was delish! My husband got French toast and he said it was good too!

Food is delicious and friendly service. Overall great experience. Great selection of food.read more

I stopped by on a road trip looking for a place to sit and drink coffee and get on my laptop for a…read morebit. I walked into the store and it turns out to be a dispensary that has a small espresso machine like one would use at home. To top it off there was no one in the shop to help me. The place was completely empty. There were people in the dispensary part, but I did not go back there. The shop is elaborately decorated with a sort of hippie/Wiccan/retro vibe. It wasn't my thing and no one helped me after a couple of minutes so I left.

I've been meaning to try this spot for a while, but I don't visit Eufaula often (it's my hometown)…read more So today we stopped for a late lunch/early dinner, and the place was empty. It looks like they offer a buffet sometimes because there's one right as you walk in. I noticed a little advertisement on our table for a sushi roll option 3 rolls for $13.99, which seems too good to be true. Well, it was. I asked about it and the server went to the kitchen to ask, and they just said they couldn't make those specific rolls. So then I was confused because were they out of ingredients or they just didn't want me to order from the advertised menu? So he then clarified that I could just order from the menu. Ok fine, but don't have that on the table as advertisement. I got the Ironhead roll, which ended up being delicious and worth the $12.99 for 10 pieces. My husband ordered a bento box, which was unique from any I've had in other sushi restaurants. It had a great sushi roll they call avocado, but it had crab and good stuff too. Then it had lo mein with chicken & steak, an egg roll, a wonton, and some little chicken skewers. It was a great deal for $13.99. It was supposed to have soup & salad, but we had to ask because the server forgot. Also they offered ranch... The interior decor is definitely still the exact same as it was when it was a Mexican restaurant too. If you want the most hillbilly Mexican version of a sushi restaurant, this is your spot! I very much enjoyed my sushi roll. And I'd still eat here again. It was just a bit of an odd experience.

Was greeted by a GLORIOUS aroma, as I walked through the door…read more Service was quick and attentive. Food was absolutely DELICIOUS! Wow, what a great meal! HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Visiting this area for the first time and noticed this parking lot always full and busy. Went…read morethere for dinner this afternoon, whole experience was great! Immediately sat at a table, service/server was extremely nice and always checking in, food was delicious. OH! Dinner rolls are so dang good ‍ Awesome place!

Love, love Captain John's in McAlester, and now we know about the Eufaula restaurant. We live in…read moreMuskogee, and this is a shorter drive. We and our Muskogee friends plan to keep coming back for a wonderful dining experience!

Me being here for a month in this town I am noticing that there are mainly two popular steakhouses…read moreor chop houses if I may. The other beginning with a C with Hit and Miss service and then you have here which most of my visits as well as my co-workers have always had nothing but raving talkatives about this establishment. The ambience is wonderful and here is where you want to take a date. From the almost Edison type lights that are on top to the brick wall with a nice historical accent and the ceiling tile of decorative nature. I've tried the hamburger here as well as well as the eggs benedict and they have been on spot. The hamburger is not fried on the grill you can actually taste the charness on it from a grill and the yolks on the egg to Benedict is not overcooked it has that nice runny yolk that we all like and a buttery dream hollandaise sauce that's hard to beat. Price is medium to medium high but look at the ambience of this place you will not get too much of that in this small town enjoy it while you are here. Parking might be a little challenging at peak times because you are parking on the street. When you are tired of the mediocre to bad service as well as the food at the other Steakhouse come over here and find yourself not being disappointed. This is coming from my point of view as well as about four other co-workers that have been to both places. OH, I forgot their address I decent looking bar with a nice setup for your tasting pleasure.

The first thing I wanna say is that I really want our local business ventures to succeed. With that…read moresaid... I must be honest about our first experience at Watson's chophouse on third. To overshadow everything... I do need to say that Megan our server was absolutely incredible even after a very difficult day where we found out she had worked almost 12 hours on New Year's Eve day. Now to the review. We arrived 30 minutes early for our 8 PM reservation with hopes of being able to listen to a cellist that had been advertised on Facebook for New Year's Eve. He was to be there until about 8:30. When we arrived, the cellist was not there. Really... No big deal. We asked the maître D if we could sit at the bar while we waited for our reservation and he said that he would have to clear off a couple of spots at the bar then we could. Well, he was so busy clearing tables instead of being able to check people in and take care of the needs of people upfront that that never happened and someone walked in talked to the bartender and they went up and took our seats. Again... Not a dealbreaker. We waited until 8:30 before we were seated, and during that time, the restaurant had about a third of the tables empty. The line was out the door and people were getting a little contentious. We hardly saw the maître D and was unable to ask him questions because he was bussing tables which I believe should've been someone else's job. I realize people call in on special days like that because they don't want to work and possibly that's what happened because they were obviously shorthanded. The place seemed to be in utter confusion amongst the staff. I would have expected someone who seemed to be the owner or manager to come out and take control and that never happened. No one seemed to be in control. We were never approached the entire evening at our table by a manager or anyone that even resembled one. Now onto the experience at the table. As I said before... Megan was incredible and was running her legs off. We started off with an iced tea and an old-fashioned which by the way was one of the best old fashions I've ever had. She made sure we had plenty of bread, etc. while we waited for our food. We had ordered shrimp cocktail, which we never got, and when I kindly told her not to worry about it when our food was brought to the table, I think she threw herself under the bus by saying that she had forgotten to turn the order in. I think that screwup was in the kitchen. Listen folks... We're not picky people, but when I go into a place and I'm paying $90 for a steak I really think there should be perfection all the way around. The baked potatoes were very good, but I think the asparagus was overcooked and charred to the point where they tasted burnt. The star of the show which was a $90 porterhouse table steak was a complete disappointment. We love our steaks, medium rare. A medium rare steak should have a little bit of juice and blood on the plate. This was not the case with this one. It was medium to the point of almost medium well. The only reason we didn't send it back was our server had been running her legs off and we were not about to do that to her 30 minutes after they were supposed to be closed. So... We didn't say anything. I just think there should've been someone in charge and it just didn't seem like that was the case at least out in the dining area. Again... If you are understaffed in a restaurant that small, especially on a holiday night, it should be obvious that someone in charge is jumping in to fill the gap and we did not see that. Sorry guys, but we'll probably not be back. I just don't have a lot of grace when I pay $90 for a steak and have that kind of experience. Texas de Brazil and Bull In The Alley will continue to be our go to's. Really disappointed cause I thought we would be able to get a really good steak at home.