Location: Warr Acres
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Best Diner food near Warr Acres, Oklahoma, United States
Find out what Diner restaurants to try in Warr Acres. Warr Acres is a city in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, United States, and a part of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. It was established after World War II by C.B. Warr, a dynamic businessman, builder, and commercial developer. The population was 10,043 at the 2010 census.
7. Beverly's Pancake House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By revDB
Service was a little slow but the food was excellent. However the food was very good blueberry pancakes for outstanding the barn burner with bacon and scrambled eggs biscuits and gravy hash browns all outstanding very good food medium price a little older place worth stopping to eat at
6. Olde Orchard Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By CnThingsSolo
Family run restaurant in Bethany.Visited on a weekday morning.Had a very tasty breakfast burrito.PROS:-Reasonably priced.-Fast, friendly staff.-General breakfast foods with a few personalized twists.CONS:-I really can't think of any based upon my one visitNOTES:-Concealed/open carry friendly.-All you can eat catfish on Tuesday and Friday nights.
5. Bunny's Onion Burgers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By DonnieTheB
So they say onion burgers were a by-product of the depression, as a way to stretch available meat. In any case grilled onions fried into hamburger meat is sure a great taste! While kind of small, Bunny's on North Meridian is not as space limited as Nic's Grill at 11th and North Penn. So it is usually a more comfortable place to eat. Burgers are good-very good, just not great like at Nic's. If I don't feel like fighting for a place to sit at Nic's, I usually choose Bunny's or Dan's Old Time Diner (80th & South Western) to get my onion burger fix. I think any of these 3 are superior to the perhaps more famous spots in El Reno - (Sid's, Roberts, Johnny's). My wife loves their chili cheese fries at Bunny's. They even have a combo with these plus an onion burger and drink under $10. I like to get their bacon burger- yum! Service is very good. They keep the coke refills coming.
4. Nic's Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 479 reviews
Reviewed By FormerCaliBoy
During my stay back in OKC, I visited Nicâs Grill numerous times to get my burger fix! Their burgers are huge, fresh and delicious. Jovan and Cameron working the kitchen are true professionals and are courteous to all the customers that step through their doors.I always make it a point to get here early for the first seating, so I donât have to wait in line as there are only about 15 seats in the place. Watching the guys take the beverage orders and prepare the burgers is always a fun process to watch and the burgers are made correctly every time. Burgers donât get any better than this! Remember, CASH ONLY!Nicâs Grill is certainly a must visit!! Hope to see you guys in Zurich soon! Thanks for all.
3. Boom-a-rang Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By IverJohnson
I think we got this one confused with another dining establishment of a similar name. This one is supposed to take you back a few years to the diners and food of the 60's or so. The staff here was quite friendly, but the food was really just average stuff. The burgers were ok. Do not order the onion rings. You get about 5 rings for $3.00 or so and they were evidently frozen prior to cooking. We had pie and was also somewhat underwhelmed. Lots of good pictures to look at on the walls, but that's not worth the trip.
2. Stray Dog Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By sevenstars61
Service is efficient. Food arrives quickly. Omelette was tasty, but they were skimpy on the cheese. There was no salt added to omelette either. Biscuit flavor was good but a bit burnt on top. They offer real butter, big plus. Coffee was just ok, but refills were plentiful. Main complaint: Drop the ticket when you bring the food. No one at a short order cafe is there to linger, and I had to wait on ticket. 2nd complaint: Two young men came in selling baked goods for a Christian charity. They moved from table to table rattling off their speech and interrupting folks as they tried to enjoy breakfast. . Why would a privately owned business allow solicitation of their own customers? I was VERY offended
1. Ann's Chicken Fry House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By BoyertownMusik
My wife & I visited Ann's Chicken while on a mini vacation in Oklahoma after doing some research on places to eat. As other have said, easy to locate by the Pink Cadillac out front. Upon entering you see a lot of memorabilia on the walls and oldies music.Of course we ordered the Chicken fried steak w/ white gravy. Pretty large portion. We got the mashed potatoes ( 2 scoops) 1 side + salad. While my wife isn't a big eater, she DID finished everything to my surprise. When Around Oklahoma need to stop at Ann's Chicken on the outskirts for some chicken fry. Would have given a 5 but our waitress had no personality and wasn't too attentive.
