Apple Barrel Cafe

This place is amazing!!! We went for breakfast. You may think no one can destroy breakfast, but yes, yest it can be ruined. However, they cooked it just right. There's even a dish on the breakfast menu for those with food limitations: egg whites, 4 stripe of turkey bacon, and even fruit. They use butter, but don't necessarily cook everything with it. Hash browns are greasy-good, and the service was kind, thoughtful, and respectful. No prejudice or disrespect. I recommend this place to anyone, especially families. It has a down-home, country feel. Don't miss this Tulsa gem!!

My table ordered the Belgian waffle with chicken tenders and strawberry Nutella/cream cheese crepes. The churned butter and whip cream were a nice touch. The food was really good and worth what we paid. Service was fast.

Apple Barrel Restaurant Review We've now visited Apple Barrel twice, and both experiences have been excellent—this spot has officially made it onto our list of favorite places to eat! On this visit, we ordered: Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich – $12.99 Philly Cheese Chicken Sandwich – $12.99 Sunshine Cheeseburger – $13.99 Spinach & Mushroom Omelette – $11.99 And for dessert, the Strawberry Crepes – $9.99 (highly recommended!) Every dish was flavorful, well-prepared, and served with a smile. The presentation was clean and inviting, and the portions were just right. The brewed iced tea was also perfectly made—refreshing and not overly sweet. What truly set this experience apart was the service. Our server, Shanon, was honest, kind, and incredibly attentive. We also noticed what we believe was the owner or the owner’s son walking around, checking on tables and helping serve—making sure everyone was having a good experience. That personal touch goes a long way! The only small downside we noticed is that they only offer Pepsi soda products. We don’t drink Pepsi and usually prefer Coke products when we do have soda. However, this doesn’t change our opinion or experience one bit—this place is still absolutely wonderful. You can feel the positive energy in the restaurant; all the staff work together and genuinely seem to enjoy what they do. The place has a calm, peaceful vibe—great for families or anyone just wanting a relaxed meal. Overall: 5+ stars. Thank you, Apple Barrel team, for the great food and even better service. We’ll definitely be back with the whole family!

Saturday 12-13-25 These guys hosted our Hooked on Justice Oklahoma Chapter meet&greet/Christmas party! These guys were amazing and the food was yummy, yummy! Yuri was extremely attentive and absolutely wonderful! They perfectly and comfortably accommodated our group! I will definitely consider them for another event to host but will definitely be back with my family. Thanks again to you all!

We LOVED this place! And we're hard to please. Half vegetarians, half meat eaters, 2 on special restrictive diets, and some just picky. They had something for everyone, and our server, Jaime, was an expert on the menu and knew just was to sub for what. And it was all delicious! Service was amazing! Pet friendly patio, and Jaime brought a bowl of ice water for our pup. Prices were great! Only negative, and it was little compared to how good everything else was the road noise.

I enjoyed the spinach and mushroom omelette, it was absolutely delicious. The portions are large and price is cheap. Our server was attentive and pleasant. We had a great experience. We will be back when we visit Oklahoma again.

The Apple Barrel in Tulsa is an absolute gem! The food is fresh, flavorful, and absolutely delicious you can tell everything is made with care. The staff is warm and attentive, making you feel right at home from the moment you walk in. The cozy, inviting atmosphere is perfect whether you’re grabbing breakfast or a late night bite. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a great meal and great vibes! 10/10 recommend !

If you want great food and amazing service, this is the place to go! The people here are beyond kind and attentive, and the food is absolutely delicious. It’s never a bad experience when we come here. I cannot recommend this place enough!

Apple Barrel Restaurant Review We've now visited Apple Barrel twice, and both experiences have been excellent--this spot has officially made it onto our list of favorite places to eat! On this visit, we ordered: Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich - $12.99 Philly Cheese Chicken Sandwich - $12.99 Sunshine Cheeseburger - $13.99 Spinach & Mushroom Omelette - $11.99 And for dessert, the Strawberry Crepes - $9.99 (highly recommended!) Every dish was flavorful, well-prepared, and served with a smile. The presentation was clean and inviting, and the portions were just right. The brewed iced tea was also perfectly made--refreshing and not overly sweet. What truly set this experience apart was the service. Our server, Shanon, was honest, kind, and incredibly attentive. We also noticed what we believe was the owner or the owner's son walking around, checking on tables and helping serve--making sure everyone was having a good experience. That personal touch goes a long way! The only small downside we noticed is that they only offer Pepsi soda products. We don't drink Pepsi and usually prefer Coke products when we do have soda. However, this doesn't change our opinion or experience one bit--this place is still absolutely wonderful. You can feel the positive energy in the restaurant; all the staff work together and genuinely seem to enjoy what they do. The place has a calm, peaceful vibe--great for families or anyone just wanting a relaxed meal. Overall: 5+ stars. Thank you, Apple Barrel team, for the great food and even better service. We'll definitely be back with the whole family!

Thank you for being open on Christmas morning! It was not too busy at 9am and I really enjoyed my spinach and mushroom omelette. I added chicken. My husband likes the chili omelette. They always bring out different tea bags for me to choose from when I order their hot tea. I think it's one of my fav diners. They have a huge selection of food that I can have early in the morning.

I came to the Apple Barrel Cafe on Mingo some time ago and made it back in today for lunch. I have had breakfast there a few times and it was always great. I wasn't familiar though with the lunch or dinner. Well, I've been missing out. I tried the Apple Barrel Tower, which is a consortium of treats to activate the pallet! Onion rings, jalapeño poppers, chicken tenders, mozzarella sticks and fried mushrooms!! What a way to start!! It's served with marinara sauce which is fine but I prefer ranch with this sort of thing. It was a LOT and I couldn't eat it all, even with help from my kiddo! I still had an entree coming!! I'm a CFS snob and refuse to order one if I even think it comes from a box. This is Oklahoma after all and a staple of ours!! The chicken fried steak here is hand breaded and NOT overflowing with 4" of extra crispy stuff to make it look bigger than what it is. We had JNCOs for that in the 90s, I don't need a culinary version of that on my CFS!!! The meat was tender, breading crispy and the gravy really brought it all home! I opted for Mac and cheese and mashed potatoes which were also yummy, smooth and even better with the gravy. I tried one bite of all three on my fork at the same time and it was good, but I preferred them enjoyed separately. No complaints from me here! Oh! I forgot to mention this also came with a side salad, and yes, like the thick blooded Okie I've become, I also had it with ranch. The salad was good and tasty, but didn't wow me. That's okay to, it's a side salad, not really meant to be the star of the show. The kiddo, at lunch time opted for a single chocolate chip pancake. Normally I'd protest that but it's summer break and she only asked for one, no sides, because she knew we'd share the appetizer tower. I can live with that I suppose!! Also to note, I got great service. I caught the name of my server, but me being miserable at remembering names, I forgot. She did a great job though and that makes for a good dining experience.

Warning: Menu prices not accurate! The food was fine, classic diner fare (chicken & biscuits with gravy, french toast deluxe, and kid's pancakes) -- but we were charged over $6 more than the menu prices which made the check more than $40 for two adults and a kid when it should have been closer to $30-35 as advertised on the menus. When I asked about the price difference, someone (not our waitress) came up and brought a tiny sign that is on the tables explaining anything with eggs has an increase because of rising egg prices. They mentioned it was "temporary" which was why the menus weren't changed. Okay, but... this was not mentioned to us as we ordered, and one of our items that was upcharged $2 didn't have eggs. There was no changing it. They apologized and said it was the way it was. Times are hard for everyone, but please be clear and honest. It was the bait-and-switch telling us about the upcharge only AFTER we paid and had to complain. We chose this place because it looked like it was a good deal; the food was not worth the elevated prices. Save your money for a fancy brunch place... or at least, an honest brunch place.

Cozy little breakfast spot. Nice service all the way around. I enjoyed the chicken fried steak.

HIDDEN FEEs they change your a CONV FEE which if you question they say it's a credit card fee but will not remove it if you pay cash. Besides that the CONV FEE is double what a credit card fee would be. There are no signs posted about the fee - you are only aware if you read your reciept and then you have to pay regardless. Raise your prices and don't rip us off with uneccessary and untruthful fees! The food and service was good, I just don't like being shafted at the end. They willl not get any more of my business, which is the only way to stop them from taking advantge of unsuspecting customers!

We were here on a Saturday morning for a volleyball tournament Staff was very welcoming and we were seated immediately! My husband had an omelet and I had the CFS and eggs and biscuits and gravy! They were not stingy with their portion sizes or the gravy! The biscuits were light and fluffy! We were both very pleased with our meal!

The food was fabulous! It will be hard to come to come to Tulsa and NOT eat here! An extensive menu, great and friendly service. Our server, Yuri, was friendly and attentive. The steak skillet was lovely, pancakes are delicious (light & fluffy!), the bacon/avocado omelet was killer (says my daughter-in-law), and the melt down (according to my son), is delectable! The portion sizes make it hard to clean your plate, but on the other hand, it's hard to stop eating because it tastes SO GOOD! You leave here hungry, it is your own fault! Highly recommend!

After a long day of work, nothing beats some comfort food. As a general rule of thumb, comfort food is my type of food. Apple Barrel Cafe is right next to KseroGrill which is where I wanted to go initially but decided to give Apple Barrel Cafe a chance. The entree at Apple Barrel Cafe comes with a salad, soup, or Mac &cheese, a choice of 2 dinner sides, and a dinner roll. I got the chicken noodle soup which was good, taste similar to Campbell's. When the waitress brought out the chicken fried chicken with broccoli and cheese and mashed potato and gravy, she asked if I want a dinner roll. Strange...I thought it comes with the entree. Either way, I did not get it. Here's the thing with the chicken fried chicken, it's really decent. When you cut into it, the batter falls off the chicken breast. So you eat either the batter or the chicken breast. All the seasoning is in the batter making it salty and chicken breast by itself tastes like steamed or boiled chicken. Service is great apart from the not bringing the dinner roll with the entree. That's okay because I am too full for a dinner roll anyway. The restaurant is a lovely little place that has both indoor and outdoor seatings. It has a southern vibe which is always welcoming.

We had heard a lot of good comments about this place so we wanted to give it a try. It was Saturday at 12:30, so they were fairly busy. But they seated us fast and took our order. Food arrived quickly and was delicious!! Will go back and try other things. Yum!!

We have passed by this restaurant several times and talked about eating breakfast here and we finally did today. With the name (sounds like Cracker Barrel and I hate their food) and exterior (and interior) looks, I wasn't expecting much. I was wrong! I ordered a salmon dinner with a baked potato. Usually baked potatoes are not available till 4pm but they said they had them. So I was expecting baked potato to be old from last night leftover. Wrong again! Baked potato was hot and fresh at noon! Salmon was good and also fresh. My husband ordered his favorite chicken fried steak, eggs, hash brown, biscuits and gravy. Chicken fried steak was as big as the plate and tasted good. We truly enjoyed our meals. Service was great, too. Btw, I tried to order peach tea but it was not available, so I ordered a small glass of OJ. The glass was not small and the OJ was good. And the owner came out and apologized that they were out of peach tea! What a nice place! We will definitely come back.

Tried the salmon tonight and absolutely delicious my go here now is either western omelette and salmon filet it's just so delicious with big lemon slice. Hubby loved his cod filets as always , tonight the vegetable soup smelled and looked so good! Always friendly staff too and immediate service.

Sometimes you just gotta have comfort food. The Apple Barrel has it. My comfort food of choice is chicken fried chicken. That's what I got and it satisfied the craving. My plate contained a huge but thin slice of chicken with a thick crispy batter covered with white gravy. It barely left room on the plate for the mashed potatoes. Dan wasn't as hungry. He opted for a burger from the small meal menu. I love that they have section . We often split meals because we can't eat all of a regular meal and most places don't allow seniors to order from the children's menu. I hate left overs. Doesn't everyone? It never tastes as good reheated. The Apple Barrel has a solution for that. I was impressed by their diverse menu. You can get breakfast all day. There's some tempting things on the breakfast menu, including crepes. Monday through Friday, there's a short list of meals you can get for $16.99. Fiona was our server and gave us friendly service. You can even buy a whole pie to take home. It's been a long time since I've seen that. If you want comfort food, breakfast in the afternoon, a small meal, or a delicious homemade dessert, Apple Barrel is your place.

61st & Mingo location. Party of six this morning at 9AM. Several large parties came in also and the staff accommodated all parties like a well oiled machine. I had a very good Spicy Chorizo Omelette, hash-browns with grilled onions and biscuits & gravy. Waters and coffees were refilled often with frequent check-backs. My bride really loves their strawberry crepes with cream cheese filling. We all left full and happy.

Do you ever think, "I want a really good home-cooked meal but don't want to cook it"? Apple Barrel at 61st & Mingo is the place I go. We ordered breakfast & was happy to learn they serve it "ALL" day. I ordered the French Toast breakfast with egg whites & turkey bacon... every thing was great & low calorie. I don't know how you make egg whites good, but they were. My fruit bowl was fresh! My son ordered the Apple Farmers Combo & loved it all, especially the pancakes. He said they're the best he's ever had. It's clean, very friendly servers & a large TV on the wall. We will definitely be going back. NOTE* Rhonda & Samantha were our servers & we wanted for nothing. Our coffee was refilled before it got to the bottom every time. Very impressed with it all! Yum!

Great food, quick, nice staff and reasonable price. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

The worst place to eat, horrible service from the managers Ahmad and Stephanie. They treat their employees like slaves, cheat you on your W2's. You name it. Awful company! Shame on you all!

YUM! I love this classic breakfast diner with a fun breakfast bar. We went at 1pm on a Saturday, the next day at 11am, and the following Saturday at 11am; we had no wait at any time. What I Love: - Staff is always friendly and attentive. - Strong coffee and only $1.99 (unlimited). - Chicken salad is highly flavorful and sweet (had it twice). They used a hint of honey in it, which I've never had in a chicken salad and loved it. It was not overly sweet either, just right. They will serve it on lettuce if you do not want bread. It came with a few round pickle slices that were better than most pickles I've ever tasted (as a pickle fan)!! - BEST PANCAKES EVER. Pancakes are highly flavorful, and they provide ample butter on top. Soft to cut and melt in your mouth. - The skillets use home fries versus hash-browns, and the home fries are HOMEMADE potatoes versus from a frozen bag. This surprised me as I rarely see homemade home fries anywhere, and we like to visit different cafes across Tulsa. Huge bonus!!! - They offer vanilla, hazelnut, and Irish cream flavored coffee creamers. - The atmosphere is cool...it still felt old school and casual, but had a fun breakfast bar (no alcohol) to sit at besides tables and a couple of huge flat screen TVs with major games playing (NFL playoffs went I visited). - French fries were crispy and tasty. - The menus are designed like newspapers...cute! The coleslaw was not very flavorful and had a vinegar-type taste, but I would not take off a whole star for that alone. This is our weekend go-to place now!

I would not recommend this place to anyone! I stopped in today for dinner, clean place nice staff, but as I sat waiting for my food I was bitten several times by flies and I mean they drew blood! I kept fighting with them as I was trying to eat! Finally I had enough and walked to the counter to pay and leave. The manager asked me how my dinner was and I flat out told him about his fly problem and is was done with trying to eat! He kept apologizing for the problem and compted my dinner. Which was good because the meat tasted very old, it wasn't fresh burger. Anyway I won't be returning to this restaurant. Just my 2 cents!

Good food! Ample portions. Great price. Nice service. We will be back. Easy to find.

Ordered two omelettes this evening and couldn't even tell what was on my plate. It was topped with raw green peppers and cold diced tomatoes. Didn't eat but rude night manager didn't charge us but wanted to argue about the food . Server was very nice ! Sorry she has to work in those conditions.place looked clean and had a few customers there . Will not go back

We love cafes and diners. At Apple Barrel we felt really welcome; our , waitress Rachel was really sweet and friendly. My wife had the Pecan banana pancakes and did they were really good no had a couple of bites and she was right, they were delicious. I had the Eggs Benedict and home fries. Good but not spectacular. I am more in to Mexican type food such as huevos rancheros, which they do not have. They do have a breakfast burrito and southwest omelette. They hdo have a pretty good menu to choose from. The css as fe was spacious and very clean and beat. I would definitely recommend Apple Barrel Csfe.

The food was good for a first time here. The service was good and the ambiance is quaint

Great variety of American food. Pot roast is excellent. Wish they had beer. Great food!

At the corner of 61st and Mingo in Tulsa is a small restaurant Apple Barrel. Inside you'll find good American food. A laundry list of America's standard dishes. I have yet to find any food here that I consider terrible. While I have had better individual examples of their dishes I have rarely seen a restaurant that has been as consistent across the menu with both the quality of the food and the ability make all the dishes well. The service is very friendly and professional. It is a small place with a homey feel. I recommend the Apple Barrel and we plan on returning.

I'm pretty sure they know me here at this point because I always order the same thing, the chicken crepes with a side of fried okra. It's a weird combination but I LOVE their chicken crepes, it used to be a dish at IHOP but then they permanently took it off their menu, pretty sure this is the only place in Tulsa you can get that dish. Is it the fastest diner I've ever been to? No. Is it understaffed? Yes. But that's not their fault. They are always incredibly kind to me and some of the waitresses already remember my order when I come in. If you want a nice, relaxed diner atmosphere with good food, this is the place to go. Unfortunately at some locations in Tulsa they close at 3PM now due to staff shortage, but the one in Broken Arrow closes at 9 I believe.

The food here at this location specifically is off the charts amazing. I'd say the Bixby one was not as good (at least pre-fire, I haven't gone back because I didn't want to get inferior food to the 61st one ). Yes, I'm a total food snob. My husband and I bring out of town friends here every time and they fall in love too! Tried probably half the things on the menu but the melt dawn, chicken or steak fried steak and our ultimate favorite the absolute perfection that is the biscuits and gravy! final thoughts-- venue is great and comfy (always packed!) and the staff is suuper friendly. Need to go back asap as I write this haha

Home cooking. Full plates of food. Service was great. We will be returning. Have eaten breakfast and dinner at this restaurant.

Note: Moving my previous review, which was tagged at the Bixby location, to this one, now that they have a Yelp! page. Let me preface this review by saying that this is for the NEW Apple Barrel Cafe location on 61st and Mingo, where the Cookhouse used to be, and before that, The Bros Houligan. Now, that said.... this place is stellar. We went in for a late lunch this last Saturday, while in the neighborhood, having wanted to try them out since they opened. Due to the time, a pretty light crowd was in the dining area, so seating was plentiful. We were cheerfully seated and given menus, with our drink order taken. Being first timers, we took a while to peruse the menu, which, while not overly large, is still able to accommodate almost any taste. The Kid went with..... wait for it...... spaghetti and meatballs. The Son went with a Chicken Fried Steak and Fries, having already had their Chicken Fried Chicken on his own (which he said was pretty much the bomb). The wife threw me a curve and chose the Philly Steak Sandwich, and I decided to live on the wild side and chose the fried cod and fries. Three of us had a side salad ahead of the entrees, which were all fresh, flavorful and well put together. As with another review, the dressing is indeed in a little cup w a lid, and it was a really good ranch. I can't say that the dressing cup was a distraction in the least. In a really short time (as in we were just finishing up the salads), our entrees arrived. The Kid's spaghetti was generous and covered with shaved parmesan... not the cardboard cheese. She pretty much loved it and said is was as good as any other place she gets spaghetti. The Son's CFS was really, really good. He offered me a bite for the sake of my review. Breading was flavorful and light, without overpowering the meat, which was a generously thick slice of really tender beef. This fries, like mine, and those in the pictures were a really unique type of fry. They were big enough to have a slightly crispy exterior, and still have plenty of fluffy, hot interior. In other words, they were pretty darn good, even if they did look different. The Wife really enjoyed her Philly, offering me a bite as well. The meat was flavorful and well seasoned, the veggies cooked perfectly. It also had a good balance of meat to bread, which is always nice. The fried cod, usually a risky proposition in Tulsa, turned out to be a well placed gamble. Thin an slightly flaky, they weren't the usual cod loins one thinks of, but rather planks of cod in a nice, well flavored batter, perfectly fried. The cole slaw side was your basic run of the mill cole slaw with nothing to really distinguish it, but seriously... it's cole slaw. Service was spot on, with our server being there when we needed her and not when we didn't. I sampled a little of everything on the table, and loved every bite. The Apple Barrel is for sure on our list of new favorites.

Last two times we went there for a American Airlines breakfast meeting, got sick right after. Stomach cramps And Montezuma's revenge. The food tasted very bad. Didn't eat much. A couple of bites. Definitely , will NEVER go back!!

Everyone's food was excellent. Fried green tomatoes, catfish, avocado salad with a large variety of items including two different kinds of olives, apple pie (which smells heavenly). Great and friendly service, with special attention for our gluten-free son. Five star food at three star prices. Excellent all the way around. Post Script Revisited 8/29/19, they now offer a gluten-free menu. Also, I forgot to mention Waitress Viola who took good care of us and even remembered us on our return.

The food is very good, and serving sizes are plentiful. Every Wednesday afternoon, they have a meatloaf special which is very good, served with two sides and bread. If they had a selection of 4.99 to 6.99 lunch specials, the meatloaf special is now 10.99 plus beverage ,tax and tip is almost $20 for lunch.I would definitely return a lot more often if they would lower the prices. Right now, I am returning about three times a month and enjoy my meal each time.

Wanted to try this restaurant after seeing the new location in West Tulsa on 21st street. Was pleasantly impressed by everything. Now we've been there twice. It is very clean, waitstaff are attentive, especially Carol, and the food is great. Music is at a goo listening level, you can hear it but still hear and talk to people in your group. Noise level is very good. Understand we've only eaten breakfast there, but if that's any indication, then the rest must be cooked just as well. Eggs, bacon, sausage, French toast, waffles, everything was cooked to our preference. So, shout out to the cook(s)!!! Also, to Carol who is a fantastic waitress. Prices are very competitive with other diners in the Tulsa area. This is our go to place now.

Ordered a burger and an Alfredo pasta a couple of days ago through DoorDash. The burger arrived but the pasta did not. Tried to reach out to the dasher but no answer, so I called the restaurant and I spoke to the manager Rhonda. I told her what happened and she let me know the dasher left in a rush before she could hand him my pasta. Even though it wasn't her fault, she sincerely apologized and offered to fix my problem. I was a tad upset but she really listened to my concern and handled it in such a professional way. I came in today to dine in and I got my pasta on the house, fresh and hot. She came by my table to apologize for the mistake again. Super sweet manager and staff! They really do care about you.

Good in general, I'm not giving 5 stars unless It has some good background (I have heard of it, hearing that the place is good from someone else)

I've only had their breakfast and it was pretty good. Service was fast and friendly and the location is clean and has plenty of seating for large groups. The breakfast was served hot and was all around pretty decent. Nothing much to get to excited about, quick and convenient pretty much says it all. #eatthelocals

Apple Barrel Cafe is a hit or miss cafe. Took the family there for our daughter's birthday , there were 12 of us. It wasn't busy we ordered Breakfast. 3 orders were wrong and my daughter found a hair or two in between her pancakes. Ugh, have not been back since.

Apple Barrel Cafe is a terrific place. Very nice and cozy environment. Most everything I've tried so far have been incredibly good. All of the staff are very helpful - you most certainly feel welcome and taken care of. Apple Barrel Cafe: Definitely a must try if you are in the area.

Great food and friendly service. A very friendly and customer oriented place to eat. We were a large group It was a great gathering.

Small local dive that smells like Grandma's Kitchen when you enter!!! Breakfast all day long and lunch and dinner as well. All your comfort foods - meatloaf, turkey and dressing, fried chicken and waffles, cheeseburger, and delish omelettes. Small so if their busy you will wait. Servers were pleasant and quick speedy service, order took little longer to prepare then expected. Food was hot and perfect! I had all meat omelette with crunchy home fries and a buttermilk fluffy pancake. Sweet tea was just right. Go enjoy some delish food with your bestie, sweetie or family, you will never be disappointed. Large parking lot so no problem there! We will be back! First time visitor!

Great little cafe. Clean, well appointed, has tv viewing if needed. Had breakfast for lunch. Eggs benedict...it was more than i could eat. The pancakes have a great flavor not just fried batter. Plan on coming back to try the dinner menu.

I believe that this restaurant is garbage. I ordered a spicy chicken sandwich and the lady gave me a CHICKEN SANDWICH. I feel like these people need to get some ears

Went there yesterday for lunch. We thought our food was bland. Very disappointed. I told the waitress that I was sure that my entree came with mash potatoes and gravy. She assured me it didn't. Before I left, I got a menu and showed that she was wrong. I requested the missing item to go. Also the side of zucchini is fried but it doesn't say so. You get mostly bread and very little zucchini. Our dogs enjoyed the leftovers.

Had the chance to stop in for breakfast with me mom (finally!). This place always looks crowded when I drive past, and it's for good reason. The staff was kind, prompt, and attentive. The restaurant was clean, and we were able to seat ourselves where we were most comfortable. We were lucky to catch them for a Saturday morning breakfast early enough to beat the crowd! I tried the snow cone (aka a deliciously created breakfast extravaganza made of biscuits, gravy, eggs, and meat). They let me choose my eggs--poached of course--and were nice enough to let me swap in bacon for the sausage. I was SO FULL but extremely satisfied when I was done. My mom went for her usual pancakes and sausage links and was also pleasantly surprised by the amount she was given, as well as the taste. She had a bit of trouble finishing both pancakes, but because they were large for her. Trust me, she would have eaten more if she could! This is a nice place, but go early to beat the crowds! I'd be interested to try them for lunch or dinner someday soon!

Went to breakfast there this morning, not impressed. Ordered chicken and waffles. Waffle delivered to me was not warm, so it was microwaved for me that made it rubbery and by then the chicken part of my order was cold... Won't be back.

Went to 61st & Mingo cafe today. Very disappointed in the food. Mac & cheese was a stiff ball of something that resembled mac & cheese, but tasted like cooked macaroni. Green beans were canned, no seasoning. Chicken fried steak wasn't bad. My friend had meatloaf and said it was very dry. We won't go back. You would think the wait staff would notice when a customer only eats 1/4 of their lunch but she did not.

Literally the wors restaurant experience of my life and I'm a server so I have a high limit of understanding. One waited almost 45 for breakfast food. two when the food came out didn't like the waffle sent it back. third tried to deal with the rest off it but the bacon was hard as in a could shank somebody with this bacon. lastly went to pay the ticket after eating just half my hash browns and the manager told me and I quote" you didn't touch the waffle how do you know you won't like it im not taking it off the ticket" she eventually did after scoffing and rolling her eyes at me. I would rather starve than ever eat there again it was TERRIBLE

I took my frail 93 year father to lunch here. We were kindly seated near the door & promptly served our beverages. The time was 1:25. Aside from a man leaving soon after we arrived we were the only people there until after we ordered when another couple arrived. No one else came. At 1:49 I received a phone call & mentioned that we were still waiting on our food. Despite the large wall picture of a Belgian waffle with fresh strawberries & whipped cream & a menu photo of the same I pointed to when I ordered for my dad, his waffle arrived with only butter & our server told us we hadn't asked for the one with berries & cream. She took the plate & came back with either soggy frozen berries or jam. My order of fried cod came with a salad, fries, slaw & hush puppies--extremely crispy hush puppies. The salad was iceberg lettuce, 1/2 tomato slice, a cucumber slice & some finely grated cheddar covered with something white. The slaw was good. The French fries were crispy & hot. The cod was battered neither with corn meal nor "fish & chips" style coating but with something that was overly browned & a hard casing on the fish. One small lump was not edible --cooked way too long so fish was dried up on inside. The other two were edible but not pleasantly so because of the hard crust. Our server had disappeared & three other employees were chatting by the drink station so I kept saying " excuse me!" to get their attention but finally had to get up & ask for a to-go for my dad & our check. Have had pleasant meals at other Apple Barrel location & used to eat at the former restaurant located here a lot while our kitchen was being remodeled so I was predisposed to like this place, but was sadly disappointed.