My wife, sister-in-law, and a friend of the family stopped in here for breakfast. Oddly enough,…read moreonly one of us actually ordered breakfast. French toast. Looked delicious! My wife had a salad and egg salad sandwich, her sister had a Caesar salad and both said that they enjoyed their choice.I had a French dip sandwich, as recommended by our server who was friendly and made good recommendations, also keeping the refills on coffee coming regularly, which is appreciated. The French dip was very good, but the bread/baguette, was incredibly good! Really special! I really liked the coffee as well, apparently a local supplier,, although I forgot the name. Place was not overly crowded on arrival but had a wait of 20 people or so by the time we finished. Highly recommend! Wonderful throwback to yesterday year atmosphere.

I think a 4 1/2 rating is more appropriate! We had a…read morewonderful breakfast Saturday morning at the Dilly diner. Turns out that the night before we ate at McNellie's, which is a part of the restaurant chain that owns the diner. Our server at McNellie's was terrific and they knew her. We were seated promptly with a nice view of the door. We started our breakfast with coffee, which was strong and very good. I decided to pack on the carbos with a short stack of pancakes topped with caramel sauce, bananas, and walnuts. Wow, they call this a short stack! I am quite certain I could never eat a tall stack! My wife ordered the breakfast tacos, which looked quite small compared to my pancakes, but she loved the flavor--a nice mix of scrambled eggs, avocado, and cajito cheese! More coffee! We rolled out of the place very satisfied and pleased with the service, ambience, and food! We highly recommend the Dilly diner!

The service was ok. The interior was inviting but the tables are wobbly so brace yourself…read more The food is mediocre at best. My niece said her BLT was really good. My husband said the omelet was ok. My chicken and dumplings was not good. We all agreed the cinnamon roll was a no go

Such a cute little diner with a fun 1950s vibe! I loved all the vintage touches, especially the…read moremodel cars, it really gives the place character. Service was fast and super friendly, which always makes a difference. The food was excellent. I had the Western omelet and it was packed with flavor with onions, peppers, lots of bacon (yes, plenty!), and cheese. The hash browns were cooked just right too. And the pancakes? Light, fluffy, buttery sooo good. Overall, just a really great experience. Definitely coming back!

Brookside Diner graciously took in a party of 14 on college graduation day and the entire team did…read morean amazing job! We were welcomed by the manager and Reima our waitress was very sweet and helpful! We all decided on breakfast and it was definitely a great choice...steak and eggs, burgers, grits, omelette, skillet meals, you name it we ordered it! We all ate until we were full and still had enough to take home. Best diner spot in Tulsa!

I had the old-timer burger with cheese and French fries. I work nearby so it was my lunch break…read more They were not very busy being that it was about 2pm. They had it cooked and I had it eaten with 30 minutes of my lunch to still relax. It's a diner feel and I love that they have booths. Food was fantastic.

Awesome and friendly/accommodating staff. Wonderful ,albeit…read morehuge ,plates of good eats. The new location is so awesome. A mmust see. They took such good care of us and our service pup. Thank you so much to everyone there.

New location on Boulder downtown. Using a church building was a great choice! There is a patio that…read morewill be wonderful when we are out of the summer heat. The sanctuary with the stained glass will be a lounge area with a coffee bar, but was not open yet. There is seating for large groups down the stairs to the left, as one enters the front door. The main dining area is past the sanctuary, once indoors. The food is as wonderful as it has always been. The staff are just delightful! One thing that bothered me and kept from getting a 5 star review: it is very LOUD! Acoustic panels will do well to deaden the noise without taking away from the ambience.

The onion rings were very good! The Monte Cristo was disappointing. Strawberry jam isn't a good…read morereplacement for raspberry with a Monte Cristo. The service was just so so. The ambiance is better at the Sheridan location. The facility could have been cleaner. Across-the-board the experience was underwhelming.

Tally's is the quintessential classic Tulsa diner full of classic diner foods ranging from…read morebreakfast to chicken fried steak. I've always enjoyed the food at Tally's no matter what I get, but they have a delicious giant cinnamon roll. It has more of a buttery, glazed icing and, for the price, is quite large. I wish they had local coffee. I think that would really elevate the entire breakfast experience, but Tally's remains a delicious Tulsa staple! 3.5/5

These little diners have personality. That's why I like them much more than the latest and…read moregreatest trendy, metro diners. Portions a little larger, prices a little lower, a little better bargain. Almost always friendly attentive service. And a serving of bacon is 4 slices instead of two! I'd like to give Tim's a perfect score, but the biscuit. That sad excuse for a breakfast biscuit will not win any ribbons at the state fair. The rest of the plate was cooked perfectly. Check the pictures. My wife had the banana pancake with pecans and a side of bacon. A big fluffy pancake it was. Slices of fresh bananas and enough pecans pieces to keep a squirrel fed through winter. This hoppin' little café is a great place to have breakfast. Take home a slice of pie for tomorrow's coffee break!

This was perhaps the most classic diner experience I've ever had and it was just the perfect…read moreatmosphere. It was just so homey and I felt like the staff were friends. Everyone was kind and warm and it was just a casual and perfect fit for the place. The food was delicious with the big cinnamon roll and a delicious ham steak. This isn't on the menu, but there are homemade pies that are rotated weekly with all kinds of flavors! I loved my experience here and will be coming back many more times in the future to try more things! It's the kind of place where you want to be recognized as a regular and feel at home. 4.5/5

I've lived 60 years less than 2 miles from 61st & Memorial. How I missed the Silver Skillet until…read morenow, I can't answer, but I'm sad that I've missed this place for so long. We went on a Thursday afternoon at 4:00, so we didn't expect it to be busy. There were a few people there but not a bunch. We were promptly greeted by the hostess and shown to a booth. Our waitress brought our menus and silverware right behind the hostess. She asked if we knew what we wanted to drink and I ordered Decaf Coffee. My wife deferred to later once she knew what she was going to eat. The coffee arrived a few minutes later and I placed my order for the Belgian Waffle, 2 eggs scrambled, Hash Browns, and 2 Sausage Links. My wife ordered the Eggs Benedict and a side of biscuits and gravy and regular coffee. First before I forget, I am somewhat of a portly fellow. I carry about 70 pounds more than my doctor likes, and it's all right above my belt. Remember that the hostess put us in a booth, which usually is a challenge for me, because of my extra tire that I carry. But I was pleasantly surprised that this booth was spacious. It had plenty of room for us extra large folks without trying to move the table. The coffee, was good. Remember that I drink decaf coffee, so when I say it was good, thats saying a lot. I even asked the waitress if she had forgotten and brought me regular coffee and she assured me it was decaf. When the food arrived, I was so impressed by how good it looked, I forgot to take a photo, so the attached photo shows what was left when I was full. The waffle was the main thing I was after. I love waffles, and it's hard to find a good waffle. The menu claims they are Belgian Waffles, and I cannot disagree. They tasted like the Belgian Waffles I had in Paris, so I believe they are. The has browns normally don't rate a mention, but these hash browns were soft and not crunchy, and tasted like I expected hash browns to taste, from the first bite to the last. The eggs were scrambled well, which I would have preferred loose, but that's my fault for not specifying. I also ordered link sausage which was cooked as it should be. Next time I'll order bacon. The reason I avoided the bacon is that most places either burn it or leave it partially raw. Based on how the rest of my meal was cooked, I expect the bacon will be cooked right. I'm looking forward to my next visit already.

The service and food quality have really gone downhill. The food is still decent, but the servers…read morehave been rude and the portions have noticeably decreased compared to a year ago. Overall, the quality just isn't what it used to be. Another major concern is their treatment of service animals. Based on our experience, they do not accept service animals, which I found extremely disappointing and discriminatory. Needless to say, we will not be returning.

When a breakfast diner is named Eggcellent & Things Cafe, a part of me can't resist but to call it…read moreeggcellent. Otherwise, it would be miss opportunity on the wordplay. Located along Tulsa Route 66, this popular diner is as eggcellent as things could be. The service was the most eggcellent. There were a lot of regulars. The food was not as eggcellent as the service. Chicken and waffles were good. Chicken breast was a little thin. I've had better chicken and waffles elsewhere. Diner was bustling with a friendly atmosphere. I would definitely return in the future for more eggcellences.

Really good breakfast spot. (I mean, while we were eating, two huge fire trucks pulled up with…read morehungry fire fighters from TFD. That's always a good sign when they're there to eat!) Service was good. We tried the biscuit and gravy with two over easy and the Mexican breakfast sandwich with ham, avocado, cheese, and spinach on a huge Telera roll. The hashbrown sides were cooked perfectly. We had to try the pancakes and ordered two for the table. They were huge and had just the right amount of fluff and sweetness!!! Interior was bright and clean. Coffee was unlimited and we had our own little carafe. I would definitely go again!!!! Tip: When ordering the Mexican breakfast sandwich, I would ask for a side of the chipotle mayo. I really needed some more spice. That Telera roll was amazing. Also know that this is a sandwich that could EASILY be shared!!!!!

Fast service , the potato's with red bell peppers were REALLY good…read moreBurrito had bacon , poblano, potatoes egg and we substituted the Monterey Jack cheese to American cheese, enough for two to eat! The chessy grits were TEMPER HOT and just okay.

Now this was a meal I can get behind. I needed my southern fatty foods! Very busy for brunch…read more Fred's Fried Chicken and French Toast House made Fried Chicken served atop our French Toast with fresh berries and powdered sugar. Served with warm maple syrup. 50 Shades of Gravy Two hot and fresh house made buttermilk biscuits served with house made sausage gravy.

That was tasty!!! Breakfast burrito with some crazy good black brands on the side. Great side of…read morefruit salad w multiple kinds of fruit!!! Very reasonable price. All around very good!!

This used to be on our list of local brunch spots in rotation, but after our last experience we…read morelikely won't be back. It's still clean and the service was fine, but the food really disappointed. I got the chicken and waffles, and husband got the smash burger. The food in general tasted like free hotel food quality. I've included pictures of before and after to show how little I ate. I'm not entirely sure what happened with the new ownership, but also worth noting they no longer have a liquor license at this restaurant.