Reba's Place

Absolutely loved our experience at Reba’s Place! The hospitality was top-notch our waitstaff was friendly, attentive, and made us feel right at home. The food was fresh, served hot, and tasted great. The space felt warm and intimate, yet spacious enough to comfortably accommodate our family of 12. To top it off, we were serenaded live by Ms. Susie McEntire herself what a special touch! The ambiance was beautiful and inviting. Can’t wait to come back!

Absolutely loved visiting here! The atmosphere is very fun and definitely suits Reba's character well. I loved my hearty chicken fried chicken meal. The mashed potatoes and green beans paired greatly with it. My husband complimented the chicken sandwich. I couldn't end my meal without the chocolate lava cake. It was a perfect serving!

Reba's place with so much fun. 🤗 I love all the memorabilia on the walls. Even her chair from The Voice is there. I'm not sure if you can sit in it for a picture or not. 🤔 The food is something you'll have to experience for yourself. So good! 😋 The gift shop upstairs is amazing. I bought a stuffed horse for my granddaughter and a Fancy hat for myself.🥰❤️

I think it's cool that they play episodes of Reba's show and the whole restaurant is full of her memorabilia. The staff were attentive to our needs and made sure everything was good. I enjoyed the blackened salmon, and especially liked the cheesy mashed potatoes. I ordered the creme brulee for dessert, and it was a little bit runny but was still delicious.

Our waitress Dana was great. My granddaughter ordered a kids steak(medium rare) and baked potato. Her steak was cooked perfect and her baked potato was huge but she ate it all. I ordered a half chicken fried steak, and it was really good and a lot bigger than I expected. Really nice place. I do wish they had a better selection of children's shirts.

LOVE this place! Reba outdid herself creating an atmosphere for all! Her staff is beyond helpful and kind! Tons of food served at a reasonable price! Drinks are great too! Known for their massive--shareable size chicken fried steak. Their Bloody Mary's are great too!

What a stunning place! Truly a beautiful hidden gem nestled almost in the heart of Oklahoma. How noble of Miss Reba McEntire to invest in her hometown by revitalizing and beautifying the center of Atoka. I’ve been visiting Atoka for the past 15 years, and it holds a little piece of my heart. Mostly, I come down from Tulsa for work, and over time, I’ve come to know various people in the community who add so much value to it. To see someone like Reba—who could’ve easily stayed detached—step in and make this already beautiful town even more appealing, well, that’s something special. Now, I’ll break down my thoughts in the three categories Google Maps encourages us to review: Food, Service, and Atmosphere. Food Presentation is a big deal for me, and this place nailed it. The plating was beautiful—carefully crafted, making the food feel exciting and inviting even before the first bite. I ordered the shrimp and grits. While the flavor wasn’t quite what I had hoped for, it was still enjoyable, and the visual presentation made up for the shortfall. I did find the menu a bit confusing. It leans toward country-style dishes, which I expected, but not quite in the way I anticipated from a place like this. I was hoping to see a good steak on the menu, but only found ribs. That said, the pricing, though slightly on the higher side for the area, seems fair given the overall experience—it’s not just about the food, but the place itself. Service This is where I feel the most improvement is needed. I don’t believe it’s intentional—more likely, the community just hasn't had a place like this before. The staff seemed unsure, overwhelmed, and perhaps undertrained in the type of hospitality expected from a high-profile venue. Small-town folks are usually warm and welcoming, but here the vibe was more nervous and scattered. When I arrived, there were several empty two-person tables, but since I came alone, I was seated at the bar—something I didn’t appreciate, especially in work attire. It didn’t reflect well on my company, but I understood the reasoning and went along with it. Still, I couldn’t help but wonder why I wasn’t seated at one of the many small tables sitting unused. Worse yet, I sat at the bar for over 10 minutes without being acknowledged or offered a drink. Eventually, a timid waitress came over and began the standard drink-offer routine. I politely declined alcohol, as I was clearly working. It just felt like the staff wasn’t prepared for the level of attention this place receives. The hospitality didn’t match the elegance of the venue. Atmosphere Now here’s where they absolutely got it right. The remodel inside is stunning. The decor is tasteful, clean, and well thought-out. Even the exterior improvements enhanced the town’s overall charm without overshadowing nearby businesses. It feels like a true community landmark. If I had to nitpick one thing, it’s the large lip at the bar counter. It’s just too wide to comfortably eat at, and the stools are a bit too low. It works fine for drinks, but for meals, it's awkward and uncomfortable. That definitely affected my experience while eating. Final Thoughts Overall, this was a memorable experience. I loved the music, the cleanliness, and the care that went into designing this space. The bathrooms were spotless, and the ambiance was truly enjoyable. I look forward to returning and hope to see the service grow into the level of excellence that everything else already reflects. Thanks, Reba!

It was a rainy Friday afternoon when we arrived in Atoka. The place was not crowded but certainly not empty by any means. We had to wait maybe five minutes to be seated and our drink order was taken immediately. Our waitress was quick and responsive and made helpful suggestions. I opted for the Chicken Fried Chicken while the wife ordered the Chicken Fried Steak. We both enjoyed our meals and also the bread that was served along with the dinner. There were no singers or anything but a screen was showing music videos that were thankfully not too loud. All in all it was a nice dining experience.

It was definitely fun to see the restaurant and the upstairs book area. The seating process was not great. First hostess said she would seat us. We waited as she took multiple other parties info. A second host appeared and instructed us to go upstairs. Once upstairs the hostess had other parties she was seating. So we waited again. When we were seated it was at a small table in a busy area. At one point one worker was moving chairs over her head (and ours) from one table to another. People walking behind us, beside us on all sides. We asked the hostess for a booth, but even though there were three open she said none were available. So as I said, the seating for us (a party of two) was a challenge. The server was just fine. She was very pleasant. My husband had the catfish and enjoyed it. It was really nice to see. The seating presented a challenge. Food and our server were good.

Went to Reba's Place for our wedding anniversary with friends and had an amazing time. I wanted some sort of a fried chicken as it had been a while since I had some and decided to try their chicken fried chicken - WOW! Absolutely amazing. As son as it hit my mouth it just melted. Best chicken I've ever had! No joke. The atmosphere was great and there is a fort shop on the top floor. I love how they used an old building and redid it completely. Great vibes. Lots of parking around and downtown Atoka is absolutely adorable. Just know that everything here is made fresh per order so plan to spend a lengthy time for your meal. It will be worth it. We will return!

driving through atoka, friend who has visited reba's several times wanted to go there. reba's is trying to help revitalize atoka, and looks like new shops are cropping up. i liked the atmosphere and hosts were friendly, but wasnt really impressed by the food or my server. i ordered chicken pot pie ($20), friend ordered CFS 1/2 ($23, whole $29). chicken pot pie came topped with 2 split biscuits (4 pieces) that unfortunately were very hard and dry. i hunted and hunted and HUNTED under the biscuits and found 4 small cubes of chicken, and really not too many potatoes among a LOT of carrots. maybe the meat wasnt portioned in welll on my serving. the creamy filling was tasty, but wasnt enough to save the dish. i tried a bite of CFS and the breading tasted a little floury to me, but the meat was tasty & tender. my friend raved over the mashed taters & green beans though. a diner at an adjacent table asked how i liked the pot pie - and i told her regretfully i couldn't recommend it and why - in front of the server - same server as for our table. and he did nothing, no comment, didnt ask if i wanted to see the manager, or brought the manager by. he just came and dropped off the check. i found that very disappointing. we did try dessert, friend had banana pudding - VERY large portion, it looked good, and friend enjoyed it. the cherry fried pie was good, pastry was light - not greasy. filling was good, not too sweet.

My daughter (in photos with her bf) recently wetted the Reba series--all of it... in just a couple of weeks. Reba is her fave! We visors with some elephants in Hugo, so we HAD TO stop by Reba's Place for dinner! Of course, on the way there, we had to get stopped by the very same Stringtown police officer who stopped Reba herself when she was speeding through town 3 weeks ago- #JUSTLIKEREBA ! So we have been warned, "Reba's Place is too expensive! It's touristy. Not worth it..." Well, Warny Wilma's, we ARE tourists today. We loved the food. We really loved the atmosphere. My wife and I split a large chicken fried chicken and brought home extra. My daughter/bf each had Reba's , bringing home left over burger and fries. We paid around $20 a person. The last time I took my son to Sonic, it was a few cents shy of $20- just for him alone! For fast food! Our server, Aiden, was AWESOME! Anticipated our every need, kept glasses full, kept asking if we needed things we might have needed... just incredible, while not appearing rushed nor slacking on his other tables. Just figured it out- he looked kind of like young Mario Lopez- way to go, Slater doppelganger (Google Saved By The Bell, Slater). The gift shop on the third floor is great. Living room area with library. So, Reba, are those books ones you've read and don't think you'll read again or don't really want in your home library or books you'll probably never read? You put them in the store, maybe to let customers borrow and return next time they are in? I've lost anything else that might have once been in my brain to say about the review. We are really happy about our decision to go to Reba's Place for dinner. Pay attention to the reduced speed zones in Stringtown- don't be like Reba and me on that one. Be nice to those serving you-- at Reba's Place and everywhere you go (and tip well!). Most (all) of these people are incredible humans with fascinating stories you would be honored to find out about. Honor them. The great folks at Reba's Place today were fetal worthy of my honor and respect, and my sincere appreciation!

My husband and I had a wonderful weekend in Wilburton, Oklahoma with friends and they just raved about Reba's!! So when in Rome...or Oklahoma. The building is old timey and in Atoka's downtown. So quaint and beautiful, loved the area!! Parking is all diagonal and wasn't too crazy for a Sunday afternoon luckily. Lots of cutesy shops and I'm not sure if it was the owner but a lovely, elderly gentleman ran out of the candy shop next door to give us a candy cane and chatted for a bit. Super sweet of him!! Okay back to Reba. The hostesses were very welcoming and did their best to accommodate my leg situation so got a table on the second floor and luckily they have an elevator if anybody is unable to tackle the stairs. Downstairs dining area includes the bar and a stage for live music. The establishment itself is all decked out with Reba memorabilia and there is even a chair that's an exact replica of the Voice! Super cool! Our waitress was super sweet and immediately poured us waters in very cute little ceramic cups. Has a thumb print and everything, my husband was elated about that small detail for some reason. Haha. The menu itself is classy and simple. We were not starving as we just wanted to stop in and see what the fuss was about. Okay onto the food!! We ordered the banana bread with bourbon butter and split a chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes and green beans. The bread came oh so warm and it was a large portion, we were pleasantly surprised!! The butter was a perfect touch, not very bourbon in case you're worried about that, truly perfect. The steak was crunchy and the mashed potatoes were creamy and so friggin' good!! The green beans could've stood alone because they were def fresh and we loved every bit of it!! Great service, amazing food, and fantastic atmosphere if you're a Reba fan!! The kids' menu has steak on it and love that the prices were so affordable for all the food you get. There is a little disclaimer stating they'll charge you double if you try to order from the kids' menu, which I totally agree with!! Can't wait to take the kiddos there next time on our next adventure in that area!! Don't forget to hit up the third floor where the gift shop is. Lots of fun stuff to look at and/or buy, great gifts for friends/family.

We stopped here for lunch on our way home from Thanksgiving in Dallas. We expected the food to be okay but it turned out to be really great! I had a burger with tots and my husband had a French dip with tots. They both were better than we expected! The service was super friendly and fast. Very attentive. We declined dessert since we had so much over Thanksgiving but they gave us complimentary shortbread chocolate chip sea salt and cranberry cookies so of course we had to eat them! They were delicious. The atmosphere was fun-had lots of Reba memorabilia. There was a gift shop on the 3rd floor and they had really cute things. Will be back!

It is a very classic restaurant. And it served great food. And the staff treated us wonderfully. I would recommend this restaurant to everyone!

Went there for lunch. It did not seem busy, as we sat on the first floor, which does not have a lot of tables. Service was excellent, I don't recall the name of the young girl that helped us, but she was very pleasant and went out of her way to make sure that we got we needed. We both had the Cheerry Coke burger, which was good. That is a signature item there. They insist on cooking the burger medium well for health precautions. It was still enjoyable, although had I been paying attention. I would've insisted on medium rare. Fries were homestyle fries, which were good but nothing special. After the meal, we went upstairs and looked at the second floor. It was rather crowded. I did not realize that there was, that many dining in the establishment. Then we went to the third floor, which was their gift shop. we bought a pint glass just for memory sake. Looked around, there were some interesting things in there. I have to give Reba credit because coming into Atoka, there was almost 0 signs advertising Reba's place. and right before you turn down the main street to get to the restaurant, again there was minimal signs and the building blends into the neighborhood and I think she knew that people would show up even without her advertising, because she didn't wanna make it into a three ring circus. She just wanted to make it like it was another building in town, and she succeeded with that thought. Because if you build it, they will come just like the movie --Field Of Dreams. She didn't have to advertise hardly, but people still show up and found her place. Worth a stop if you're near the area.

For me this is one of those place that you must go just to live the experience but no need to return. I got the red margarita,very syrupy,got the fried green tomatoes, they were ok, the chicken fried steak was good, portions are huge, and got the cranberry chocolate chip banana bread pudding, this last one was glorious. They have live music and the restaurant is really pretty. Service is impeccable! Our waitress was AMAZING, I wish I could remember her name. She took really good care of and and extra points for speaking Spanish!

Restaurant review Reba's Place we passed right through Atoka so naturally we had to stop at Reba's Place for lunch. There was as a 30-45 minute wait but it ended up only taking maybe 15 minutes. They text you when you're table is ready. The building is historic and nicely renovated. It was decorated beautifully for Christmas. They have a small stage for live entertainment and Reba's music videos playing on the screens. The first two floors have dining and the third has a library and retail store. We bought some cute ornaments from the store. Store cashier was not friendly. Our waiter was friendly, albeit slow. We sat in the cutest booth. Loved the dishes and accouterments. The lunch menu was small but it made it easy to choose. Hubs chose chicken fried steak for us to share. You could get a half $20 or a whole $27. The waiter talked him into a whole; so not necessary. Little Mama got the kid's cheeseburger $8. I found the pricing to be ridiculous for lunch. The chicken fried steak was to be expected (huge) but the side portions were laughable. Barely a scoop of potatoes and you could easily count the number of green beans. Everything tasted good, not great. LM's fries had no seasoning and were just kind of limp. The CFS was good but had some weird flavor, maybe celery? I didn't try the burger. We ended up taking a huge bit of the CFS to go and half the burger. Bathroom was nice and had soap and lotion (nice touch) but no changing table! Saw a mom having to change her little on the bathroom counter. Unacceptable. Overall a good visit. If I was in the area I would try it again but I wouldn't make the drive just to go there.

Had heard that the chicken fried steak was supposed to be among the best anywhere so we made a trip up 75 from the Choctaw Resort. Not super busy for a mid-afternoon on a Friday, but as time went on, the dining room filled. Sat at the bar and friendly Rachel was welcoming, patient and helpful. She ranked the favorites chicken fried steak, cherry Coke burgers and catfish. We took her advice. We ordered the chicken fried steak and the catfish. And as we were there, every tray that passed had either one or both of those entrees on it. The chicken fried steak was HUGE. Also hot and fresh. It's a 10/10 and I'd put it in the top 5 in the whole state.... Didn't disappoint at all. The catfish was also hot and delicious. Can't say which was better. Would order both again. They offered two 2-bite cookies afterward and those were great as well. All in all, I'd return and would suggest it to anyone in the area. Beer was good. Service was better. Good was best.

The service was fast and the restaurant was cute but the food was just okay and extremely overpriced. I will say they were huge portions, but unfortunately just huge portions of mediocre food.

In a small town like Atoka, your options on a Memorial Day evening are pretty limited. But thankfully, Reba's Place was open! High ceilings, spacious seating, one big screen television playing country music videos contribute to the vibe. Reba wasn't here but tons of her memorabilia covered the walls. They have steak and sandwiches and burgers. A full bar and a couple of local beer selections. I went with iron Monk 1890 blonde/golden ale and the "Cherry Coke BBQ Burger" ($19.00) A 1/2 pound angus beef patty on a freshly baked bun, with brown sugar candied bacon, smoked cheddar cheese, haystack fried onion and jalapeño, and a cherry Coke BBQ sauce. The burger was delicious! Slightly over the medium that I requested. The bun was sturdy but tough. Not the pillowy soft bun that I imagined. The fries were freshly cut, plentiful and served hot and nicely seasoned. Watch your speed driving thru town because "The Man" won't hesitate to pull you over. Instead, take your time, stop by Reba's and get you a burger.

This was a quick round trip on Highway 69 to Plano, TX for the Labor Day weekend. Through Atoka coming and going. 10am, Labor Day, headed home, a stretch and coffee break were needed. Reba's Place is easy to get to. Located just a few blocks east of Hwy 69 on E. Court St. Plenty of close by, on street parking this morning. Inside the building is a major tourist attraction with a stage, videos of Reba's concert and TV performances playing and very recognizable memorabilia throughout the building. Check the pictures. Upstairs is a museum and gift shop. I just wanted a good cup of coffee today. We were promptly seated and greeted by Shyla. A big smile, genuine friendly, small-town welcome and hospitality! Two cups of exceptional coffee on the table in minutes. Shyla asked if we had been here before, where we were from and where we were headed. She made sure to mention the gift shop and museum upstairs. And the fact that there is an elevator that would shorten the trip. A very nice lady. A couple of iced teas ordered for the road, and we were gone. This was a very enjoyable stop. Next time, more time, and an elevator ride.

Great food! Even better service! We went to the main competition at lunch today and there is no comparison! We will definitely be back.

Very disappointed. I had a hamburger. It was very dry over cooked. The fries tasted frozen, not fresh. There is a lot of emphasis on selling her merchandise. The meal was overpriced.

Homestyle food at its finest. This is the second time we've been. First time, I got the chicken fried steak and this time I got the chicken fried chicken with gravy, eggs, home fries, and a biscuit. It was absolutely perfect! Best gravy and biscuit I've ever had. The servers are so kind and warm. I love hearing their stories of meeting Reba. I can't recommend this place enough. The Reba memorabilia is fun and the gift shop upstairs is nice too. I loved that she had signed posters and books there. Reba should sell more of that. It's a 2 hour drive from Norman, but well worth the trip.

Went to Reba's Place tonight. Food was good and service was great. Wanted a booth for two people but was told by the hostess that I didn't have enough in my party for a booth. Manager explained that the hostess was incorrect about the booth and she was very apologetic. Be sure and reserve a booth when you call I was told. Don't care for the wood chairs. They are uncomfortable. They need padding. Lastly, way too expensive which would explain low attendance on a Saturday night with good food, great service and live music. Overall out of 10...the restaurant gets a 7.

Service was amazing. The cream cheese lemon stuff was delicious, the fruit from the fruit board was nice and fresh. The steak was cooked perfectly and was tender. I didn't care for the fried fish, it tasted dirty. The large cinnamon roll Was great too. Those fried green tomatoes were absolutely amazing. The banana bread was even better! The burger was good as well as The biscuits and gravy. I loved seeing all Reba's memorabilia. Prepare to wait a long time to be seated, like an hour for our party of 7.

I've been trying to eat at Reba's for a while! We were finally driving through to DFW on a Monday evening and got right in with no wait! It was worth the hype! The hostess told us all about the building and Reba's items on display. Our waitress was busy but did a great job. The food was delicious and I had the hardest time deciding what to get because I want to try it all. It's definitely an experience I think every Oklahoman should have! The bathrooms had really nice hand soap, lotion, and super good quality paper towels. I loved the little shop too. I grabbed a souvenir t-shirt for only $14.99! Great value all around.

Driving from Dallas to Tulsa we were thrilled to find out that this place would be on the way! I called to find out what the wait would be since I couldn't reserve a table online and they had an opening! We were seated upstairs and our server took our order right away but it took forever to be served and the soup and salad came out with the main course. The soup was barely warm but tasted great. Hubby's mashed potatoes were cold but he loved the chicken fried steak. I had the steak salad and the meat was tough. We shared the strawberry shortcake and it was unremarkable. Tourist-y and a must see if you're a Reba fan like me!

Drove over to Atoka for my first visit to Reba's Place! Loved the red chair from The Voice! Of course had to get my picture taken sitting in it! LOL! The first two floors is seating for the restaurant and the third floor is the library (Reba's mom's personal collection) and the gift shop! Lots of things to see on the third floor. We ate on the second floor and was able to watch the video screen of Reba's music videos, as well as other country artists. Very enjoyable! We ordered an appetizer of the fried green tomatoes and it was really good! We then all ordered the chicken fried steak! It was delicious and filling! The half size was very large! Took half of mine home. Sides we tried were the fries, very crispy and hot! Loved them! The okra was cooked crispy and served hot! The baked potato was fluffy on the inside and crispy on the outside! All the food was great! The service was spot on! She was knowledgeable about the menu and told us some Reba stories too! Very fun! The whole three stories was very clean, as well as the bathrooms! Definitely worth the trip. I'll be back for sure!

Try to get a reservation at Reba's place? They sent me a e-mail saying someone would get back with me soon ( don't know what soon is,it's been a while) trying to plan a trip ! Called the restaurant no one is answering? Sounds like we're eatting at the DQ in Atoka??? Anyone have a better idea!need help

Reba's is a nice addition to the Oklahoma restaurant scene in general and SE Oklahoma in particular. They have done an amazing job with an old historical building. The restaurant interior oozes with southern comfort, which matches the menu. There are three entrees that I'm always looking for the best of in Oklahoma: Filet Migon, fish and chips, and chicken fried steak. We planned an overnight trip with friends to Atoka and Reba's to try their chicken fried steak. Reba's CFS is good, but it's not the best in Oklahoma. I rate it at 3.5. The accompanying cream gravey and mashed potatoes were also good. The mashed poteatos tasted just like my Mom's. The meal comes with a sparse amount of green beans, which is ok by me. The cadence of the meal was too fast. After taking the drink, apptizer, and entree order, they served complimentary watermellon that was excellent, promptly followed by a complimentary mixed basket of bread bites. The appitizer order of fried green fried tomatoes (GFT's) came quickly, and before we could get started on the GFT's our CFS's came. The GFT'S were breaded in flour. I prefer GFT's breaded in corn meal. They were served in a chow, chow remoulade sauce with clumps of pimento cheese. They were good and I rate them at 4/5. They have a good-looking bar and a nice selection of bourbon. Summary: Overall = 4 Chicken Fried Steak = 3.5 Green Fried tomatoes = 4 Bar, bourbon, drinks= 5 Noise = 1 Hard to talk over the band Atmosphere / ambience = 4 Service: = 4

Service and atmosphere was great, banana bread and bourbon butter was excellent. Everyone loved dinner!

Great food, wonderful atmosphere. We will be back in soon. My husband had the chicken fried steak and I had the chili both were delicious.

This restaurant was just so worth the drive. They seated us in this cute private like booth suite and treated us like royalty or maybe like family. The appetizers were so much fun. We had fried green tomatoes, fried cheese curds and fried pickles. The ambience is so Reba she's got all her interviews and videos rolling in the background with lights that say her name "Reba's Place". It has three floors with a cool gift shop and her mom's library with over 5000 books! we drove to hours and 45 minutes in the rain to get here today and I'm telling you it was worth it. You have to stop and eat. The little town of Atoka is so welcoming. with great shops up and down the street. The Chef is from Las Vegas! The food was so perfect. seriously -- you all will love the flavors and variety. Dana waited on us! She was amazing

Drive 2 hours from Dallas to meet some Oklahoma friend. Waiting 30 minutes for a table so they should have been a warning sign. Hit seated and ordered drinks for the table. Half of the drinks delivered were wrong. And we had to edit another 10 minutes before our waitress came over to fix it. Finally got our food ordered and sat and waited. Again, half the order was wrong (substitutions) but one plate had to be sent back due to being undercooked. Overall, I would not recommend stopping at this restaurant again unless they can fix some of the issues we ran into.

My friend is a huge Reba McEntire fan, so we had to stop here on our way to Dallas. The atmosphere and decorations inside the restaurant would make any Reba fan swoon. It was really cool getting to see some of her iconic dresses on display. The third floor has a gift shop and the first floor has a stage for live music. It felt like a museum and restaurant all in one. The menu has a lot of variety but the prices are the biggest drawback for me. I paid $17 for a grilled chicken salad that was on the smaller side. The food tasted great but it's hard to justify the hefty prices. Our server was very attentive and knowledgeable; unfortunately, we overheard her talking poorly about a colleague to the table next to us which was disappointing.

Since we discovered Reba's a couple years ago we make it a point to stop every time we pass between central Illinois and Dallas. Great food, service and atmosphere.

Thought we were going to eat here for the 1st time, told it was going to be a 45 minute wait for 3 people at 7pm Sunday! I counted no less than 6 empty tables, no one else waiting to be seated, I get it, they close at 8pm, the 3 hostesses goofing around could have said we don't want to seat you! Reba my chair will not turn for you! Huge disappointment! Food: 1/5 Service:

So much slower than christmas ...really no excuse for how slow it was at 2:00 on a Friday. It took an hour to get our food and our waitress didn't check in with us again at all till our food came.

Driving through from Texas to Arkansas, we kept seeing billboards to Reba's Place and after a few two many passed exits we stumbled into Reba's place. The food was pretty good. I had the wings they were somewhat crispy but the sauce had a little too much chipotle or paprika maybe? The place was very busy for a Thursday at 6pm. Glad we stopped

The French toast sticks are good, but they aren't French Toast, they are more like a southern cannoli or crème horn filled with bananas foster. It should be on the dessert menu and not brunch. The food is super pricey but it's one of those places you have to visit at least once. I mean, who doesn't love Reba?

we met my son halfway from Bartlesville to Dallas and it's right there at Reba's place halfway through Southern Oklahoma. Amazing! Definitely worth the stop. The food was amazing. Definitely enough to split a meal. It's so much food, but we had a blast .....three floors of memorabilia the library store with it upstairs with a gift shop the food was amazing the desserts I mean oh my gosh I'm definitely gonna go back. It's worth the drive.

Food: 5 stars Prices: 3 stars Service: 2 stars Food: Country Fried Steak was one of the best I've ever had. Like my mom used to fry in the skillet with lard. I mean this in a great way! Chicken fried chicken was good. Side salads good with great dressing. Blue cheese and ranch tasted homemade. Generous portions! Prices: Lunch for 2 was $86 without tip, so about $100 with tip. And my country fried steak was half an order. I rate the hefty price tag with a 3, only because the quality and portions were very good. Service: Maybe a training issue? When someone else runs the food to your table, ether that person needs to ask if everything looks good before rushing off, or the server needs to stop by timely after their table's food is dropped. Our salad dressings were wrong, so after awaiting for 8-10 minutes trying to catch our server, I finally got up and hunted her down in the servers area back corner. By the time we got the right dressing our meals were delivered, so they sat there while we started on our salads finally. Our server never really checked on us, and this was at 3:30 on a Friday afternoon. Lots of open tables. She had our table on one side of the floor by big TV, and was serving tables on opposite side in the booths. We'll try it again for the food when we're back in the area and don't mind dropping $100 on lunch.

What a wonderful experience! Food, service outstanding! Waitress very attentive. Hope to travel that way again!

Food is sub-par and over-priced. Website is not clear. Beans and Cornbread is only served on weekdays. Came around 11 on a Saturday because the website said only served 11-2. Weekend menu is Brunch until 2. Nothing that great was offered. I did the 1 biscuit breakfast. My wife did the ham and egg griller. Biscuit was fluffy but gravy was flavorless. Sausage was fresh, not preformed. Eggs were fluffy, but also flavorless. Wife's dish... egg white was still slimy. Ham was just plain. Fries were just fries. Would not recommend food. Staff was friendly and attentive. Entertainment was good. Atmosphere was very good. Might be a good venue in evening. Gift shop and its decorations were VERY disappointing. Very limited selection of items. Would not drive 15 minutes to eat here much less the 2 hours we drove. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED.

My husband and I live south of Fort Worth Texas. We made reservations for 7:30pm Friday, 10/25. We've been to Reba's a handful of times, and it is rapidly losing its charm. For starters, no more complimentary veggies and bread. I understand the costs of things have gone up but we fit the bill every time with a nice tip. The menu is tiny now... where are all the food options? My husband has got the chicken fried steak every time. When Reba's first opened, my husband said that was the best he'd ever had. We shared it this last time. It was SO CHUY. We should have sent it back. Waste of every penny. I was looking forward to the meatloaf or salmon that is no longer available. My mom (who came up from San Antonio) got the chili tater tot appetizer and that came out looking like a middle school concession stand chili bowl. We drove hours to enjoy my birthday dinner and we were sadly disappointed . We will not be back. This is so unfortunate because we loved this place...our EXPERIENCE was not what it used to be.

Food was amazing! Tasty and hot when we FINALLY got it. If you sit on the 2nd floor your service is slow. Took us 20 minutes just to get water. Took forever to get our food. The welcome staff downstairs was awesome! Friendly and very welcoming. The seater upstairs was having a bad day I guess, cause we got there around 1:30 not really busy but she was rude. Therefore, the 4 not a 5.

The hamburgers, both the brunch burger and coke burger, were both very very salty and greasy! I could only choke down 1/2 of the burger. The lettuce was grease saturated and when I took a bite, I got and once of grease poured into my hand. The atmosphere is good and the staff were very friendly! The tables are too close together and I had to walk past several tables to get back to my table. Change the cook and take out a few tables and they may have a chance.

Service was very slow & waitress disappeared at times. It took a long time for waitress to greet us & a long time to get drinks, order & an extremely long time to get our food. She never came by for drink refills or to check on us. She visited a lot with some tables & we assumed they were locals. We had to go & find her when it was time for the check. The place was cute & the food was good but bad service ruined the experience. This could be such a fun stop for travelers in the area but we won't be stopping again.

It was so fun to walk through the restaurant and see all the Reba posters and memorabilia. Her Moms library was enjoyable and felt like Reba was sharing a piece of her childhood with us. The food was delicious as well. We were looking forward to the live music but we were told they no longer had the live music. That was the only disappointment I had. Please bring it back

We had a great experience here, the food had great flavor, more so than I was expecting, and portions bigger than I could handle . Our waitress Leah was very nice and attentive. All over very clean and inviting. Can't wait to come back and try more items

We stopped here on our way to Eufala. Not impressed with the food or service. Meals were overpriced and cheap quality food. If you're a Reba fan, it would probably be a little more intriguing as it does have pictures and memorabilia. We are not, it just happened to be the best looking option near us so we thought we'd give it a try. I would not go back.

Reba's Place Review: 5 Let me start our by saying that I am picky and I like quality food so if I'm giving a 5 then something if not many things got my attention. Here's the scoop: Positives- *Everything!!! But seriously, anything to do with the food was amazin)! *Complimentary Baskets of mixed homemade bread baskets brought to your table and refilled quickly. We tasted jalepeno cornbread, lemon bread, banana nut bread, and some kind of gingerbread. This also comes with a delicious cream cheese butter. *In addition to baskets they bring local and fresh cut veggies bowls with homemade ranch. This is also complimentary. And let me tell you, the ranch alone was worth the trip! Best ranch I've ever had hands down. I even asked if I could buy some jars. *All the food!! *The decor, ambiance, and vibe Now on to a little extra about the meal..... *The food was worth the price in our opinion but you will pay for it. *I had the fried chicken, mashed potatoes and greens! All delicious! *Others at the table had Nashville hot chicken, burgers, quail jalepeno poppers, and fried pickles! They all said they were all good! Negatives- *The wait!!!! We got there about 30 min before opening and we had to stand in line. *Once we got in there was another wait *They ONLY seat floor level first and will not set anyone else untom they determine kitchen catches up, about half the bottom floor was open while we had to wait again. They need more staff and more cooks. *Our waitress was super sweet but should've known the menu a little better, it's only two pages and no subs. She said she had only been there two weeks but i think that's plenty of time. *They need a little practice on handling large crowds and big tables. What makes it unique? *Library and retail store upstairs *Small music venu with live music *Reba memorabilia and decor everywhere *100 year old refurbished bar We will be back Reba! Thanks for having is at our place!

Neat place in a quaint little downtown strip. Great atmosphere and service. Chicken fried steak is fantastic!

Visited Reba's place while spending weekend in Durant and have to say food portions are good sized and food has good flavors and comes out hot. Noticed some of the servers are lacking but ambiance is wonderful and takes up free time.

Fantastic food, good service, live music, made a road trip out of it and thoroughly enjoyed