Best Diners in Broken Arrow

"Located in the heart of Tulsa’s Blue Dome district, Dilly Diner offers all-day breakfast and late-night dining. It’s the perfect spot for when the pancake and eggs craving hits around 9PM. Not only is Dilly known for its all-day breakfast, but an adorably high-class dinner feel."

"Dilly Diner serves breakfast all day and visitors can choose from savory, sweet and a la carte options. Whether you choose the breakfast burrito or the breakfast tacos, the meal will definitely fill you up. Strong coffee and a homey vibe add to the experience."

"Tally’s Good Food Café is famous for its chicken-fried steak, Oklahoma’s most classic comfort food ubiquitously found at roadside diners along the famous Route 66. To prepare the dish the chicken is tenderized, breaded in seasonings, fried, and finally topped with a generous helping of cream gravy. At Tally’s this dish is served in a retro, 1950s-style ambience, alongside stomach-stretching portions of other unpretentious, down-home recipes."

"Walking into Tally’s Good Food Café is like being transported back in time to an old-time diner. Pictures of Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe set Tally’s classic appeal tone, topped off with a Jukebox. But it’s best known as “Tulsa’s Best Breakfast,” known for insanely fluffy pancakes and other mouth-watering and classic American dishes."

"For classic American fare at a long-time local favorite, swing by Tally’s Good Food Cafe along Route 66. This diner embraces the Mother Road’s heyday with its checkerboard flooring, red-topped tables, and neon signs. With more than 100 dishes on Tally’s extensive menu, it can be hard to decide what to order."

"With My INN-credible V.I.B. at Village Inn you’re in charge. Choose any four different items from over 30 delicious options to create your own delicious meal. With fresh, hand-cracked eggs and made-from-scratch buttermilk pancakes, you’ll love our Real."

"With My INN-credible V.I.B. at Village Inn you're in charge. Choose any four different items from over 30 delicious options to create…"

"Okay so they’re not exactly a mom and pop shop but Denny’s is good food, cheap. We all know what we’re going to end up with at Denny’s and thanks to their new menu layout there are more choices than ever for less than $10. The great thing about Denny’s in Tulsa is that you can get cheap eats to go."

"The service was nice and somewhat quick considering how packed they were. They have a ton of items to pick from their me..."

"All food is prepared fresh, cooked to order and served from a kitchen that is in full view. The menu offers a variety of foods with a breakfast focus and features multiple signature meals."

"From Business: The first Waffle House restaurant was opened on Labor Day in 1955 in Avondale Estates, Ga. Since then, it has grown into a chain of more than 1,500 company and…"

"A place where beers young and old can get together, American Solera is a blend of unique beers created by brewer Chase Healey, co-founder of Prairie Artisan Ales. The brewery's focus is on wild and sour ales aged in oak barrels and foeders. Walking into their brewery at 6th St. and Utica, there's plenty to catch your eye: the large expanse of seafoam colored flooring, the just-as-large expanse of windows and whimsical, soft colors everywhere you look."

"It should come as no surprise that American Solera Brewery is at the very top of our list!. With two locations in Tulsa, American Solera has quickly become a favorite of Tulsa locals of all ages. Their beautiful, bright atmosphere is complimented perfectly by a delicious line-up of brews."

"This Texaco station-turned-brewery in Tulsa’s Pearl District joined the beer scene when—in terms of names—there was just “nothing left.” Some of their smaller release batches include Porter peaches, lemon, sage, verbena and even Reese’s peanut butter cups. Their Strawberry Blonde that is usually on the tap list is jam-packed (pun intended) with over a pound of strawberry puree per gallon."

"Nothing’s Left Brewing Co. offers many delicious beers but their unique beer slushies truly set them apart. Bring your pup along and enjoy the large warehouse area full of games, projection screens, and much more. Nothing’s Left Brewing Co. features a wide selection of brews, each with a fun twist."

"While not technically a brewery, Local Cider and its adjacent Angry Bear Mead taproom is definitely worth the visit if homemade alcohol is your jam. Local Cider distinguishes itself by producing dry cider that isn't anything like the sticky, sweet bottles you might find at the grocery store."

"Certainly not two things you would associate with each other. However, Local Cider has set out on a mission to change that!. Located behind its sister company, Oklahoma Distilling Co., Local Cider features a selection of homemade ciders as well as several beer options."

"Voting ends each year on May 31st, and Locals can vote for one business per sub-category in Tulsa. Using the search feature above you can sort by last years award winners, the current vote ranking, or simply alphabetically. Each sub-category will have the #1 voted award winner along with a top 5 for the next best Spas in Tulsa."

"Freckles Frozen Custard, a spot to score ice cream and frozen yogurt and more, is another much-loved go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 24 Yelp reviews. Head over to 5138 S. Harvard Ave. to see for yourself."

"Ice cream cakes ready to go or you can order a custom one which will be ready in 24 hours. Can also pack ice cream to go. Both store hours at 11 a.m to 10 p.m."