Tally’s Good Food Cafe
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- Menu markups:
- 0%
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- 0%
- Delivery fee:
- $7.95
- You pay
- $57.95
- Restaurants pay:
- $0.00
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- Menu markups:
- 0% ~ 25%
- Service fee:
- 15%
- Delivery fee:
- $3.99
- You pay:
- $61.49 ~ $73.99
- Restaurants pay:
- $15.00
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- $15.00
Food is great and the service is even better! I love the homey feel and the kind servers. A classic Route 66 diner. My favorite is the 3x3x3, over easy eggs, extra crispy hash browns, pancakes, and bacon. SO cheap and huge quantity!!
One of the worsts breakfasts I’ve ever had but was starving and spent a small fortune so ate it any way (except the hash-browns. They were inedible). Everything tasted like it had been cooked in old oil. Ham was burnt. Ordered scrambled eggs, got over easy. Gravy is runny and bland. Terrible overall.
We had breakfast Sunday morning for the first time at this establishment. The decor was great! It’s so cute with the 50’s vibe!
First impression of the staff: there super friendly. We never ran out of coffee and they checked on us an appropriate amount of times.
First impression of the food: it was great they had a big variety of breakfasts–light, country, hearty, sweet…and it all looked great. I had the Popeye’s omelet, my son had waffles and my husband had a pretty basic breakfast called a 2-2-2. They bright out a GIGANTIC tray of the cinnamon buns that are as big as a dinner plate and they looked so yummy that we ordered one to go. It was also so sweet that the guy was so proud of how beautiful and unique the cinnamon buns were.
The prices are not bad at all. We are definitely coming again when we’re in Tulsa! Thank you guys for making our experience a good one and making the food so delicious!
10/10 would NOT recommend eating here. Our first time in Tulsa and we were ecstatic to eat at a local staple on route 66, this place could be so much more but the staff just does not care. Every interaction was beyond disappointing. The hostess sat us at a dirty table with no menus. Another employee had to enter the room and snap at the FOUR employees sitting at table chatting in order for us to receive menus. I then asked for our table to be cleaned and although this employee had a sanitizer rag on their person they walked away to make another person do it. My food was ice cold, they at least replaced it with hot food. My daughters wrap had a short, dark colored hair in it. Plus, the food was mediocre in taste at best.
I took my daughter to the restroom, and found no hand soap or capability of drying our hands due to a broken towel dispenser. On top of that, I watched an EMPLOYEE use the restroom WITH NO FUCKIN SOAP IN THE RESTROOM.
Seeing the condition of the restaurant that they allow guests access to terrifies me for what’s the kitchen looks like.
Went for the first time few weeks ago and I won’t be back I was craving a monte cristo sandwich husband got oatmeal I literally asked for a straw when we got our drinks but they were busy so I waited 45 minutes and finally got it when our food arrived and the sandwich was nothing but fried pancake dough so unless your in a mood food for deep fried pancakes keep looking it was not worth the price but the fries were the redeeming factor they were delicious I only had a few and gave them to my husband because the sandwich was aloooot but I had never been so sick, toilet was my friend that night it didn’t agree with me at all. Probably my fault because I never eat food like it so my stomach can’t deal with that much deep fried food.
Located on Route 66 in Tulsa, OK. This place is a 50’s era designed diner with the atmosphere to go with it. The food was good and they have a modest beer selection. Definitely worth a stop in if you’re passing thru or getting your kicks on Route 66.
Cute diner (w/o the magazine style menu w/ way too many options LOL) a few minutes from the university! I ordered the 2x2x2 which is 2 eggs any style, choice of sausage or bacon, choice of pancakes or French toast, and choice of hash browns or home fries. I like that they understand there is a difference between home fries and hash browns
Wonderful meal and service. The peach Cobbler is so good. Right on art 66 too. Recommended by Guy Fieri. I’ll eat there again!
Tally’s is a nostalgic eatery right on the historic Route 66. The ambiance of the interior is a flash to the past with its classic diner style and 50s decor. Although the vibe is a 10 the food is a 2. They claim to have the best chicken fried steak on Route 66; meanwhile I’m chewing through this heavily breaded clump of rubber all night. Most items seem to have been frozen before cooking and serving. Aside from its below average food the service here is great and everyone is very friendly. If they improve on their food this could be an amazing stop.
I eat there each week, if you want a real neighborhood restaurant experience this is it. It’s proud to be part of the Route 66 family but it’s even more proud of the food and service that you always receive there. I feel like I’ve stepped back into the 60’s when I walk in, the crowd is a great mix of people who just want good food and lots of it. Don’t miss this gem.