Location: Medicine Park
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Reviews on American food in Medicine Park, Oklahoma, United States. Medicine Park is a town in Comanche County, Oklahoma, United States, situated in the Wichita Mountains near the entrance to the 60,000-acre (240 km) Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge. Medicine Park has a long history as a vintage cobblestone resort town. Medicine Park is located near the city of Lawton and Fort Sill. It is an exurb, part of the Lawton Metropolitan Statistical Area. Many of the original structures are constructed of naturally formed cobblestones—these red granite cobblestones are unique to the Wichita Mountains. The population was 382 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Medicine Park
8. The Meers Store And Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 524 reviews
Reviewed By drwatson32
I've been here a few times over the years. This visit, I tried the giant BLT and fried peaches. Yum! The mini burgers are a perfect size for young kids. The onion rings are good, too. The ice crwam potions are massive! I believe this place is very reasonably priced.
7. Wayne's Drive Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Established 50 Years!
Reviewed By Michael A
Great place. My first time there and was not disappointed. A classic drive-in with good food and great service. Nostalgic and so far above drive-in windows and fast food joints. Double dip on a great ice cream cone. Impressive menu and portions Car hop was polite, courteous and fast.....Mist bar was a plus
6. Ann's Country Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By jwire25
We decided to take a chance and drive about 15 minutes outside Lawton to eat a late breakfast here. Itâs a little string of dumpy shacks combined for a restaurant and kitchen. On first glance the building is dilapidated and junky and inside isnât much better. The inside is dirty and bathroom falling apart and grimy. Dirty dishes are placed next to tables where you eat and everything needs cleaned. At the time of our visit 3 people were working. 1 cook and 2 waitresses. It took 20 minutes to get a drink order and 30 to get them. Waitresses were bussing tables, going back to help cook, taking payments, in addition to their waitress duties. We walked in and the place was either full or had dirty dishes on empty tables. Itâs clearly a management problem. We told the waitress not to worry about the delays as it wasnât her fault. They were working hard. The only redemption here is the food is great. Biscuits are delicious and the size of a soup bowl. Pancakes were fluffy and my omelette was flavorful and cooked to perfection. We took a huge cinnamon home as well. Also great. Surprisingly few choices for breakfast in Lawton so I would still recommend this place if they donât get shut down by the inspectors.
5. Connie's Cafe
Reviewed By TerryT275
Nice small mom & pop restaurant. Burgers are good. Waitress is nice. Sweet tea was great too.Much better than any burger chain.
4. Cobblestone Creamery
Reviewed By Margaret B
We had two delighted girls with us on a 102 degree day! The ice cream variety was great and delicious!
3. Riverside Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By Birddawg
Stopped in for quick dinner. Service was good and friendly from the start, but slipped a little toward the end. Place seemed clean, and was busy. Nice menu and the catfish plate was very good, but the burger could have been better. It seemed pre-cooked and was just warm. Maybe it sat a bit waiting on the fish. Homemade chips were also cold. Drinks were fine. I would return.
2. Cockeyed Bobs Cobblestone Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
CockEyed Bob's Cafe is a small family owned business in the heart of Oklahoma (Medicine Park). We use only the freshest ingredients to fill your stomach and your soul. Original recipes inspired by the History, Music, and Most Importantly...The People of t
Reviewed By vickitoria
I feel like I had a very different experience than most of the other reviewers. My family and I stopped by here after an afternoon at Wichita Wildlife Refuge. Like another reviewer, I stopped by based on the positive online reviews. The staff was very friendly and *very* helpful. The restaurant is tiny and we felt a little crowded. The bathroom requires leaving the building and walking around to the back *or* going through the kitchen (which I was told I could've done, if they weren't cooking our order right then, although that seems slightly unsanitary).Chips & queso were delicious, but when our main food came out, it wasn't very good. My husband ordered a burger, I ordered a Turkey & Ham Club, my daughter ordered the Philly, and my other daughter ordered the kids Chicken Tenders. Everything seemed to be overwhelmed in a reddish spice. It dripped off of all the food, and there was so much spice that I couldn't really enjoy the meat in my club. My daughter didn't like the spice on her Philly (it messed up the flavor) and she ended up switching meals with my husband because she thought she would enjoy the burger better (she didn't). I boxed up half of my sandwich for my husband to eat later (he's got a stronger stomach and isn't quite as discriminating about taste, but he didn't love it either). The daughter with the chicken tenders (our pickiest person) didn't have any issues with her food.I don't want to rate this restaurant lower, because we did have some positive aspects - including friendly staff, big portions, and a discount for paying cash! - but the main meal wasn't one of them (and I tried a bite of everyone's food, hoping it was just mine).I am truly sorry you didn't enjoy your food. We make all our own seasonings and sauces for all of our food. We marinate our steak and season everything which is what most people love about our food. However the seasonings should not have been dripping off your food. I am sorry for that. I do hope you give us another chance. The reason you have to walk around to the bathroom is because my building is historic and was built in 1920. I do eventually hope to enclose a walk path to the bathroom. Thank you.
1. The Old Plantation Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 229 reviews
Steak House and Oklahoma Inspired Fare in Unique and Historic Location. Great for Families and Groups.
Reviewed By andreag24680
Everyone gets fresh buttery rolls and they are amazing. Everything seems well priced. Style inside is pretty interesting. A lot of history throughout the place with old pictures. In the downtown area. Across from the water park. Personally, I tried the fried catfish, with fried okra. Never had okra before but loved having it for the first time here. I also got to taste my friend's fried green tomatoes. Delicious!
