It rates up there with just about every other yuppie restaurant in the metro. The service can go either way. The food is rather expensive but there is a large variety. They have one of the most annoying advertisements I have ever heard on the radio. Guess it works though cause this place is usually busy at the prime times of the day.

This is on the top of my list for large get togethers. The staff is friendly and the food great. They have a fantastic selection of wine and a full service bar. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone.

This is one of the few places in the metro area that I refuse to go. It is like walking into a after hours fashion show. If you don't have your Hilfiger gear on from head to toe, you most likely won't get the best of service. They claim to be a restaurant, however it is more like a very loud bar. You can though find every ringing sound a cell phone has to offer in this establishment.

There sandwich bread is wonderful. They have a large variety of different items and the service is great. I recommend you go early for lunch, there is usually a long waiting line.

Interesting atmosphere. The food is good but the service is sometimes really slow. If you are in a hurry at lunch go early. The baked goods and fresh salads are wonderful.

How this franchise survives I haven't a clue. It has to be the cheap price it costs. The meat on the taco's is so little that it makes you wonder why they even bother.
The only reason I can see going here is if you have not eaten in a month and you only have a couple of bucks in your pocket.

This use to be a great place for chicken. Then all of a sudden they started closing store after store. I always liked the jalepeno myself.
Wish they had more stores in the metro.

Now this is what a drive in is suppose to be like. Car hops on rollerskates and the freedom to get out of your car and chat with your friends. What makes your visit even more pleasant is the great food and the enourmous selection.

I have many fond memories of this place. I worked there as teenager when it was a mere two booth hamburger building that sat next to O'Connels Irish Pub. The original owner was a true Gem. The food has always been great and the service excellent. It is too bad that J. Patton the owner sold to another party since then, service and food have never been the same.

This local college hang out is a great place to go if you are of college age. The atmosphere is rather loud and the students obnoxious, but if you are looking for fun time during a football game this is one place to be.

The drive in with a twist. You have to get out of your car and order and then go back and get your food when they call your number. Even with todays rushed lifestyle this little place still pushes forward. I usually get the BBQ sandwich when eating here. For those who don't want to get out of their car they do offer a drive up window. It is however not fast serivce. They make each order fresh so call ahead if you are in a hurry.

If authentic Tex Mex food is what you are looking for then look no further. Ted's is the place for you. This little place which name means Ted's Hidden Cafe fits to a tee. It is located off the main road so you have to look for it. It is not hard to find though, because there is always a line of people waiting to get in. The food and service are excellent. The waitstaff is always ready to serve with a smile on their faces. You will love the freshly made flour tortillas and the atomic hot sauce is just the ticket if you are one who enjoys alot of spicy flavors.

This restaurant does not have a very good reputation for it's service or its food. They seemed to always be understaffed and because of the location you have to pay for all alcoholic drinks when they are served each time.

If you don't mind cafeteria style ordering then this is a good place to go. The BBQ sauce is really good. I recommend the brisket, it is always tender. The side orders are plentiful and the variety good. The staff is always eager and willing to help you with anything. The have accomodations for large parties and they also cater. Good overall BBQ house.

This is a nastalgic place that was a major hot spot in the 50's and 60's. It is known for it's great breakfasts. The staff is wonderful and the serive great. Stop by and take a blast to the past in one of OKC's oldest cafes.

A long time family owned and operated business. Colemans use to be the place to stop while taking a trip from OKC to Tulsa. The generation that is running it now seems to have forgotten one thing. Cleaning is not on the top of their priority list. I would only recommend stopping here if you want to see a piece of dirty oklahoma history.

Another nostalgic place in a rural Oklahoma town. They tout themselves for having the best steaks around. Having visted this place on several occassions I would have to say they are not quite correct on their statement. The service is good and the food is adequate. Not worth the drive though and the locals seems to always have a funny look on their faces when a stranger walks in.

If you are a big catfish lover and you like driving a long ways for it then this is not a bad place to visit. It is famous for having it's own landing strip and the owners claim there people from all over this region fly in to dine. As with alot of places this restaurant seems to have faded as time has gone by. I recommend going only if you are into out the way places.

Renowned as being the only ghost town in Oklahoma with living residents. This place is truly a treasure to vist. Settled in the Mt Scott area near Lawton, you will find yourself taking a trip back to the old days. Rustic decorations and food that is wonderful.

What a place to visit. This all around restaurant offers a wonderful selection of food and they have the best chicken fried steak I have ever eaten. The atmosphere is great. They have the restaurant separated with the bar which serves up some of the most intersting drinks I have ever seen. The service is excellent and the food wonderful. If you are travelling up or down I-35 between Oklahoma and Texas. I highly recommend to take the short drive into Gainsville and eat here.