Best omelets!! I get the veggie omelette, but I swap the egg whites for whole eggs. To me it's…read moretastier. They have all kinds of homemade meals. Servers are great! Reasonable prices, we did get the Chicken and Dumplings to go (Wed and Sat) for later to try them. The soup base was very flavorful, but there were very few small dumplings. Lots of tender stewed chicken. Cute decor very 50's like a Diner!!

Very cool and charactered resturant with a old car and Elvis decor…read more Went there to try the semi famous onion rings. Whew was amazing. Service was super friendly and quick. I tried the Chicken fried Chicken. I had no idea the size of the servings. The side dishes were very good. I couldnt finish all of what I ordered. The ranch dressing for the onion rings was very good

Our food was absolutely delicious! I loved the pancakes. Some of the best I have had…read more We got bacon and eggs and the biscuit and gravy. We went around 9am during the week and had no wait and fast friendly service. It has the feel of an old diner with vintage decor.

Food is always good at Jake's. We had breakfasts but I did not take photos because I was too hungry…read moreand forgot. The service was excellent with Zena and Destiny waiting on us. We enjoyed chatting with both of them. The ambience is good old mom-n-pop diner and pretty quiet in the middle of a Monday morning. There was some construction noise at the end of our meal when we were done eating. But this is not common. Other diners have more variety in the menu, hipper atmosphere, but we love Jake's. We've been coming here since we moved to Tulsa in 2008.

Don't know about the food because service was so bad we waited for awhile then left. The…read morerestaurant is nice.

Great place for country style cooking. Curbside parking can…read morebe an issue. Wait staff is friendly and professional

We were in town this past weekend visiting family and decided to go for brunch. We'd never been to…read moreEgg It On Cafe, but our kids said it was great. Having been there now, we couldn't agree more. The staff and I think maybe the owner were all attentive and very friendly. The place was clean and bright. We had a variety of breakfast items and all of it was good and fairly priced. Our grandchild especially liked the pancake and eggs with fruit and the fun plate design. Would recommend and we'll be back!

Came here for brunch on a Saturday, was a 25 min wait. Waited the amount, then sat down. Took 10…read moremins to get coffee. Ordered our food? Took 1 hour to get our food, they told other tables the kitchen was slow today. The food arrived finally and it was cold. My bf got a double bacon cheeseburger, he wanted it medium, it came out well done, and it was super dry, and hard to even swallow; covered it with ketchup to soak it up and it also didn't even have any bacon on it. I ordered the egg it on platter, the ham steak was also dry and overcooked. The fruit on the side was a good selection, but some of the strawberries were rotten. The biscuit was good but the gravy didn't taste homemade it tasted like they used a packet. Would not come back- the price and waiting for the food to arrive that wasn't even good was not worth it.

Convenient location on 31st Street just east of Hwy 169. I ordered the Eggs Benedict; they make…read morethe Hollandaise sauce fresh and use ham instead of Canadian Bacon. Ham was tough and the sauce was bland. Huge biscuits that were a bit doughy and the gravy was just flour, grease, pepper and water, no sausage. I met my friend from Collinsville here as this was about half way for both of us. I would not make a special trip to eat here again.

Phenomenal hole in the wall type diner. Fantastic food and great service! Would definitely stop by…read moreagain if in town!

Jojo's Cafe in Collinsville... Food, 10/10…read morePeople, 11/10 Service, unbeatable I noticed that the diner formerly known as Tay's had a new name and a very active Facebook page, so my son and I dropped in on Friday for lunch to try them out. He went with the Steak Fingers and Fries and I opted for the CFS, mashed potatos and as they had ran out of green beans, went with a bowl of pinto beans. First, the place was packed... which is great. That means ownership and staff are firing on all cylinders. The cafe seat around 50 people, max, so it's a small place to start. But even with a full lunch crowd, it wasn't overly noisy. There's one big room, about 6 booths, 4 tables and a counter that seats about 6. Not a lot of ambience or pizazz, but what they DO have in abundance is great food and wonderful people. Food arrived very quickly considering the crowd. My son commented that his steak fingers were probably the best he's ever had, and that boy knows his way around some steak fingers. My CFS was also one of the best I've had, and certainly the best I've had in quite some time. Crust to meat ratio was almost 100% with no meat shrinkage. Flavorful crust without being overdone and fork tender meat that I did not need to use a knife on at all. Mashed potatoes were fresh and scratch made. And very importantly (to me) gravy was in abundance. Too many places treat gravy like it's a scarce commodity instead of the cheapest thing in the kitchen to make. Creamy, smooth and plenty of flavor, it was the perfect cover (pun intended) to the rest of the plate. The pinto beans could easily steal the show. What came out as a side competed for the main event. Perfectly cooked with just a bit of bite to the beans, there was an abundance of ham chunks and to my surprise, bacon added in. Never thought bacon, but that's a go-to for me from now on in my own kitchen. Had a chance to meet and shake hands with the owner who was having lunch there with his family, and he's a nice, down to earth local businessman who understands how to treat and keep a customer. I liked it so well that the next day, I met my daughter there for breakfast, and it do did NOT disappoint. She had the pancake breakfast with cakes, eggs and home fries, and loved every bit of it. I had the ham and cheese omelet, hash browns and biscuit and gravy. Hands down the best omelet I've had around the area, and the hash browns were outstanding. Perfectly cooked and seasoned. The biscuit was fresh and lighter than air, and again.... gravy was in abundance. Great experiences overall, and will not hesitate to make the short trip back up the highway for more meals.

1st visit - we had Indian Taco's. They were fabulous. Our plates were full…read more Service was spot on. Clean, not even spots on my silverware. Everyone seemed to know each other. Brand new bench seats, when seated I didn't sink down to where the table was at my shoulders. It is a small but comfortable dinner.

Every time I'm in Oklahoma I'm coming for breakfast. My daughter lives in Sandsprings and this is…read moremy favorite breakfast place of all time. I was talking to my daughter the other night and I said I really miss you guys and she said and you really miss the Crescent Café don't you? She knows me too well every morning I expect to come to the Crescent Café. It's that good it's cozy and it's inexpensive and I really enjoy the atmosphere. The place is always pretty packed. We only of course come on the weekends, but the food is great and my granddaughter loves it. I will be there in June and I cannot wait to come back and have the sausage and eggs.

Nice little cafe with a cozy comfortable feel. We were able to seat ourselves, server took drink…read moreorders immediately. The menu is lengthy with lots of different options. I opted for the 1/4 lb. cheese burger with the chips $6.95 You can order fries for an additional 95 cents. The burger was good, the bun was great very fresh. My sister ordered the daily special of Meat Loaf (huge slice) with 2 sides (green beans & fries) and fresh hot roll $9.95. She enjoyed her meal said it was very good. Servers were friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. Prices very reasonable and potions plentiful. Recommended dish by many is Chicken Fried Steak, we'll be back to try that.

Very good service with very good food. Orders came out really fast and the waitress was very…read morefriendly. I ordered the City deluxe and it was fantastic and was just enough to feel full. Would definitely come back here again.

We met some friends for breakfast at Mom's this morning. The food, service, and ambiance were…read moreperfect. It was an ideal place to visit with old out of town friends. The server even asked us before taking our order if we were ready to order or if we'd like to chat awhile first. Dan and I both got 2 eggs over medium with hash browns, biscuits and gravy and meat. He got ham and I got extra crispy bacon. I noticed the server high lighted extra crispy and I appreciated that because it came out perfect. I've never seen bacon that looked better and it was delicious. Our friends got the same thing except they got country fries instead of hash browns. They said they were really good. Next time I go to Mom's that's what I will get. You just have to know the restaurant to know which is better, hash browns or country fries. I've had country fries that were dry and not very tasty, but Mom's country fries looked excellent and our friends raved about them. The hash browns were crispy on the outside, but just under the crispy top were shredded potatoes with no crisp at all. Another of my favorite restaurants serves hash browns crispy all the way through but the country fries are not so good. The gravy at Mom's is thick and creamy, just as I like. The entire breakfast was good. We will be back.