Tally's Good Food Café

Me and my friend went to go eat was great as always waitress was super nice drinks stayed coming and food was amazing my friend had the fat boy with fries I had the country boy with a super delicious Carmel bourbon vanilla milkshake was all great

Tally's feels like home to me. I love this place. The food is fresh and well prepared and the menu is as generous as Tally himself. He really shows up for his customers. Thanks, Tally for giving us your Lion's heart share of good food love.

You can't go wrong with a classic retro breakfast diner. I love Tallys. It's a great place to get breakfast all day. I've eaten here several times, and only ever had one bad experience here, and I blame it entirely on the server being inattentive. The food is good, served fast, reasonably priced, and the service is quick and efficient. I'd recommend this place to anyone.

Great atmosphere with fantastic service plus super sized delicious food!!! Only thing - didn’t get an itemized bill. Bill total was $88 for 2 people however at home I figured bill Should Have Been $68 dollars!!! Hmmmm.

This is a fun old school diner with a lot of character. We stop here every time we pass through Tulsa. Food is delicious and the cinnamon rolls are to die for ❤️ and I forgot to mention the size. They are hug!

Had my first experience here, and we ordered chicken fried steak and the fried mushrooms. The cfs was exactly what you'd expect. Fried evenly, maybe a little wet inside but very good, and we ate the whole thing! The fried mushrooms were so huge! The waitress was very nice and warned us they were very hot inside. We cut them open to let them cool, and some were so big we cut them into quarters. Took several of them home and they warmed up again well in the microwave without becoming squishy. Family friendly place, wasn't too loud, I think anyone can find something nice on the menu if they gave Tally's a chance.

Old diners vibe with great food and amazing service. We were sat quickly, recieved drinks immediately, and never got below a half cup of coffee. Food came out hot and fast.

Tally's old fashioned diner. We like going here usually for breakfast. It's good food. Great breakfast and yummy x-tra large cinnamon buns!

Tally's was spectacular! Food, service and atmosphere was great. We ate breakfast and plan to come back next time we get down this way. Go there! You will not be disappointed!

My bride decided we could stop at an antique mall as we were entering Tulsa, OK. We found Tallys Mall on Route 66, which was nice, but as I've found has nothing I like, sports cards and that's it But, the prices for those are higher than eBay So, attached to the mall is the Tally cafe. A classic 1950s dinner on route 66. The diner is indeed classic with two counters for dinning and lots of red vinyl booths and chairs at tables. They have a very large menu menu, with all the classic choices, plus daily specials. I wasn't terribly hungry and ordered their chili and beans bowl. It came with cheddar cheese, onions and fresh chopped tomatoes. It was so good, I'd forgot to take a picture to post. My bride ordered the Chili Frito plate. Which was good, too. We then split a peach cobbler. Not the best, was still good. The place was full of locals, so that speaks for favorable. I agree! Thanks

Simply outstanding food and service. We went on a Saturday mid morning and were seated immediately. The waitstaff were so helpful and personable and our drink order arrived almost instantly. On my wife's recommendation I tried my first Monte Carlo sandwich. Delicious! Overall there hasn't been a better family breakfast experience in memory, ever.

Tally's was once a favorite spot for breakfast, but hadn't eaten there in quite a while. WHAT THE HECK HAS HAPPENED TO THAT PLACE? Finally ordered after a long wait (despite the fact that restaurant was nearly empty). Food came out after another long wait- all but our toast, which we were told would be served in just a minute. As we ate the less-than-great food, there came a burning smell from the kitchen area and a cloud of smoke could be seen from that direction. A minute later, our absentee waitress brought two small plates of a black material to our table. The plates contained what was left of our toast order, with a huge pat of butter on top. As we sat there staring at the burnt offering, all the waitress could say was that sometimes their toaster could be difficult. She then proceeded to return to her seat at the counter where she had sat as our toast burned, eating a snack, drinking a large soft drink, and talking on her phone. When we were finished eating (everything except the burnt toast) our waitress was nowhere to be found, and we had to flag down another employee to provide us with our check. (By the way, it was $30 for two bacon & egg meals, with no drinks!) Needless to say, we don't plan on a return trip to this establishment!

Genuinely makes me sad to leave Oklahoma w how good this place is. THE FOOD THE SERVICE THE VIBES?? HELLO??? Will be booking a trip back just for the milkshake (Peep the diff outfits bc we came here multiple days lol)

The restaurant was decorated playful and fun inside. The first young girl with the long dark hair was extremely rude!! She was leading us to the back but we requested a table in the front so we can keep an eye on our company truck so apparently that made her mad and so when she brought my tea she actually SLAMMED it down in front of me where it actually spilled on me!! No apologies what so ever!! She shouldn't be in costumer service if she takes a simple request as an offense!! The other lady was nice but she made a joke about her co workers delivery of my drink and laughed it off. I will pass on EVER going there again!! I actually had to run to the bathroom and throw up after I ate some of the food, and of course the toilet handle was broke so I wasn't able to flush. I'm not sure if the gentleman that we saw there was the manager or owner but he seems very nice and a hard working man. Too bad that the rest were horrible!

I ordered the grilled cheese on Texas toast, because that sounded healthy. I added the tomato to it (the pickles were a bonus) and to make sure it was super healthy, I chose cole slaw as my side. Everything was delicious. I could not have been happier with my choices. I was with two friends and one had chicken and the other had something else, but I don't remember now. They both enjoyed their meals as well. The wait staff was pleasant and attentive and the prices were good. All-in-all, it was a really great experience and a very pleasant time was had by all. I'm including a picture of my sandwich.

Tally's is a "return if in the area restaurant". We usually go early for breakfast but this time enjoyed lunch there. Portion sizes were large, food was hot and as ordered. Pricing was reasonable. Waitress was on the ball keeping our party of five satisfied. If in the area, this iconic restaurant is a must visit!

This place is a historic treasure, and just like stepping into a T I M E M A C H I N E or time warp going back to the 50s-60s. Very cool posters of James Dean, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, 50s diners, and other emblems of that era adorn the walls. The chicken fried steak (I believe their signature dish) was excellent and I got the okra as a side. The lemon meringue pie was delish, and the substance they used to create the meringue is fascinating. Also the ice cream is not bad. Service was excellent, from a very friendly waitress that was easy to talk to. Definitely a must-visit spot when you are in Tulsa!

Very cool homemade food. The restaurant is a nice old time vibe that is nice to come in to. The servers were all nice and helpful very quickly and kindly. The food I ordered was very good too and it was so much that I actually asked for a to-go box to take half of it home with me. So that's a good thing for most people. You get a great bit of food for what you pay for.

Country fried steak was very tasty. The service was excellent. A nice classic diner vibe. The wife loved the Elvis decorations

Located right on Route 66 downtown Tulsa they serve breakfast all day so you can't go wrong as you're getting your kicks on Route 66 this fits perfect the decor, music and the food. Speaking of food treat yourself to a Cinnamon Roll you will thank me later.The service was Good the coffee kept coming

We were passing through Oklahoma and thought a diner on Historic Route 66 would be the perfect place to have dinner! The location was convenient, parking good, people were amazingly friendly, and the theme was spot on. Then we went further back to our table- the smell was not horrible but is wasn't pleasant- the server stations were part of the the dining room and the beverage stations and refrigerators were open to the dining area but not really a good look for patrons. The food was hit and miss- there were 5 of us- 2 had great meals, 2 didn't eat much of theirs because they weren't great (not bad just not good enough to finish or take away), and 1 like their sides (sweet potato fries were amazing because we shared them) but not their entree. Would we go back? Maybe- but we would request to eat in the dining room that you enter the restaurant through (with the dining counter) and we'd stick with diner food like patty melts or chicken tenders.

service was friendly and quick, ambience is very retro diner - pretty cool feel, but food was terrible for us. we ordered: chkn fried steak, comes w.2 sides: 1/5 we got mashed and corn. everything was cold/tepid - gravy was barely warm. fried onion rings: 2/5 crispy but tasteless. everything was bland at this place - everything. theres salt/pepper at the tables but thats no reason to skip out on seasoning food from the kitchen. the overall experience was like paying $50 for tv dinner food, hested up by a microwave (not ev3n heated up properly- food was cold or room temped). id say skip this place and grab a pizza from the gas station.

We stopped in after our flight in to Tulsa. We were all hungry and Tally's was the first place we saw. It's a cute old restaurant kinda has an "old" smell to it. Not stinky just....old. Food was okay and service was fine. Not really a lot to say. I wouldn't go back. We ordered the 2+2+2 the 3+3+3 and the Denver omelet. My BF said gravy was gross and son said bacon was chewy. My food (2+2+2) was fine. It fit our need at the time, It wasn't horrible but I would recommend it to anyone I knew. My recommendation to restaurant, have friendlier greeters. Our waitress was nice. Clean up/update a little bit, bathroom was dated, restaurant just seemed like it needed a little TLC.

This was our first visit to Tally's in July and noticed the restaurant previously driving the old Route 66. We were taking our grandson to the airport and he wanted to try a chicken fried steak. We were greeted immediately upon entering and seated promptly. When looking around, you get the old time diner feel of a bygone era with a modern day mix. The waitress was helpful and friendly. We ordered the chicken fried steak, liver and onions, and Ruben sandwich. Whoever works in the kitchen has the love of making food within their heart. Everything was delectable and made to perfection. After finishing our meals, we noticed the huge cinnamon rolls and ordered one to go. It did not disappoint either. Great food and service! I'll definitely be back.

The name says it all...Tally's GOOD Food Cafe, not Tally's GREAT Food Cafe. I went for breakfast and got the chicken fried steak and eggs with home fries and a biscuit and gravy on the side. The chicken fried steak was served without gravy on top and the crust immediately was falling off a tough piece of meat. The taste was ok, but I am used to getting bites of crust, meat, and gravy all in one. The home fries tasted fine, but the outside was limp and not crispy like they should be. The biscuit was one of the driest I have ever had, and the gravy was extremely peppery. The service was very good however and the atmosphere is nice. Would I come back, probably not for breakfast, but would possibly try for lunch.

Driving along Route 66 and we spotted Tally's so de decided to have our brunch. We were greeted as soon as we entered and were seated right away. I ordered the Roast Beef with a side of corn and green beans and Chris ordered the Smart Bomb with an extra egg. Our server, Tiffany, was cheerful. She always had a smile on her face. She even brought us an extra plate, in case Chris and I will be sharing our food (which we always do!). The Roast Beef was very tender and flavorful and it paired well with the pillow-soft fresh dinner roll, buttery corn and perfectly cooked green beans. The Smart Bomb is the "Breakfast of the Champions"! The place has a very friendly atmosphere! One of the girls stopped by our table a couple of times to refill our drinks.

Haven't had many breakfasts as good as they serve here. Great service. Great portions for an affordable price. My wife ate her cinnamon roll for three days. No joke.

Had a taste for pancakes and they def delivered. Nice size, fluffy and warm syrup. Ambiance and service was to be expected of a diner. Historical route 66

Food was super good and service was great. It was decorated nicely for the holidays. The cheeseburger was excellent and the Belgian waffle was humongous.

If you are a "Meat & Vege" lover or enjoy "Mama's Cooking", you will LOVE Tally's! They do serve other menu items such as sandwiches & salads, (and a full breakfast menu), but they appear to specialize in hearty meals! They have all your homemade staples such as country-fried steak, beef liver with onions, & fried catfish. AND the proportions are huge so you will walk away happy and satisfied! Check out my pics below...And yes, even their homemade desserts are huge! We ordered a cinnamon roll to go and it filled the entire take out box! My first visit to their Route 66 location was upon referral a few months ago and since that time, we have shared our experience with others. The food, service, and cleanliness have been great every visit and for this reason, I give them a 5* Review! Keep up the good work Tally's! And thank you for serving your community well! Btw, they have a second location on S Sheridan Rd.

Absolutely delicious food! Great service and just an amazing atmosphere. We drove all the way from Oklahoma City and we were not disappointed.

I love the food at Tally's and the staff are wonderful too. They really care about their customers and offer free Thanksgiving meals to anyone who can't afford one elsewhere.

Great restaurant! We had lunch there today and really loved it. The place was really hopping since it was the lunch hour, but we were seated and served quickly. Our waitress was really fantastic. She was very friendly and took good care of us. I ordered an appetizer of fried onion rings and they tasted great. For the main course I ordered their world famous chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, and brown beans. It also comes with a side of gravy and a homemade roll. I enjoyed every bite of these delicious items. I was stuffed! Huge portions of everything. The restaurant is a great place for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The bathroom was very clean, and the entire restaurant was well maintained. There is also plenty of parking behind the building. Come on down to legendary Route 66 at 11th and Yale and check out Tally's Good Food Cafe.

I'm concerned about Route 66. The declaration is that this is the best chicken fried steak on Route 66. Yikes. Apparently Route 66 is a sad, long, lonely road. Now I'm not an expert on such a thing. If this was pizza, bagels, Chinese or corned beef, I can declare myself as an expert. If the Boy Scouts had badges, I would have them. Well, if I was a Boy Scout. I digress. My rudimentary understanding of a chicken fried steak, is that the steak is thin and tender. Talky's went in another direction. Tally's is thick, tough, grisly. You have to allow yourself some extra time just for chewing. If your teeth come out, take them out, let them continue to work on the meat and when it's fully masticated, you can put them back in your mouth. This will save you time and allow you to gum the flavorless mashed potatoes or the watery vegetable. They do give you a roll. If you are on Rte 66, keep driving and keep looking. This may not be your best decision. Driving 66 instead of the freeway is also not a good decision.

Peach cobbler was the highlight of this meal, even if it was 9:30 in the morning! Yum! The omelette was good too but I did not like the biscuit & gravy.

We had a quick and basic breakfast on a Friday morning and this review will be quick and basic. The food was adequate... not at all bad but by no means anything special. The chicken fried steak sufficed but was certainly as good as it's placement on a local publication's list of best chicken fried steaks in Oklahoma. Eggs weren't great and hash browns were soggy. The home fries were flat out cold but seemed like they would have been pretty decent if served hot. The service was good and waitress was friendly, if maybe a bit hurried. All in all, glad I went once but won't be back.

We stopped in for breakfast as the place looked pretty cool. It's a Route 66 Diner with some legit memorabilia and some rehashed knock off stuff too. So many of these places end up with the same look, including Tally's. It had the standard selections you'd expect to find in this sort of diner. The service was very fast, and the prices were about average for what you'd expect. $10-$15 a person on average I'd say. The food was just sort of ho-hum. I had the chicken and waffles. The waffle was pretty good but the chicken didn't do much for me, it was just ok. Kate had an omelette that she said was decent and home fries which she said we're above average. It was a decent breakfast spot but nothing out of the ordinary as far as I could see. Sure, I'd eat it again, but probably wouldn't go out of my way for it.

This was a trippy little diner with a great atmosphere and good food. You can see how yummy my avocado toast was. I do have to say my friend got a burger and it was the smallest little burger I had ever seen lol but she said it was good. The onion rings were very good and they brought a lot of them.

Visited Tally's while exploring Route 66 in Tulsa. Nostalgic and fun. We had breakfast. The cinnamon roll is a 10 out of 10. Scrambled Eggs

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.

the food the service and the location great My waitress was attentive and was there when I needed her I had the grilled Chicken salad and the croutons are so good they make them there and they are crunchy but not hard Very good

Breakfast here was fantastic. The old school diner vibes are perfect for the style of food that they serve.

Traveling through. My husband and I shared a Ruben for a mid afternoon break from the road. Friendly staff, really good food. Prices are reasonable. The decor is very 50s soda fountain.

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.

Tulsa biggest cinnamon roll (maybe)! This thing was huge and delicious. The taste and glaze reminded us a little of Pillsbury, which is not a negative in my book. This ooey gooey goodness was nostalgic and I can't wait to get another!

The food, service and atmosphere are wonderful. Thank you Tally for bringing us a great dining experience! I have been loyal to you for so long I don't remember the first time. As a Tulsan, I always recommend this place--both locations. I lOVE YOU TALLY!

The inside of the restaurant was extremely cool and the service was great from the hostess to the waiter. Food was phenomenal amazing fries mashed potatoes and chicken fried steak. The bomb omelette was also extremely good too.

I've never had a bad experience here as others say. The food is always good. The servers have always been friendly and attentive. Get the Smart Bomb if you're in for breakfast or brunch.

Decent food for a reasonable price. Large portions. The hand-dipped onion rings are fantastic! Some of the seating needs repair.

Wonderful breakfast at Tally's- great pancakes, omelet and hash browns. Service was friendly, quick and the owner is lovely. To top it off, we finished with their fantastic cinnamon roll. We had no idea how large it would be - the entire table shared. What a treat!

If I was just rating the food and service I would give this restaurant 4 stars. The restaurant had an odor and wasn't as clean as most establishments are, keep in mind when choosing this restaurant, you are visiting a historical section so the interior meets the Route 66 vibe. If you can overlook that the restaurant is not well kept then the food and service was 4 stars but I won't be returning. Here is the food breakdown: Country fried steak was very good. Batter was thick, crispy, and tasteful. I would recommend this because it held up to its reputation as being one of the best. Burger was okay but the French fries were great. Ask for them extra crispy. Okra and green beans were okay as well.

Tally's is great spot, Especially if you have your family or your friends. It captures that 1950s feel very well. If you're traveling down Highway 66 definitely try it out.

After an eventful day of seeing the sights in Tulsa, I popped in to Tally's for a milkshake and people watching. It was late, and the diner was replete with a wide variety of customers. Being on Route 66, I could imagine that this same type of experience had played out thousands of times before, and mine was just a mere ripple in the river of time. The chocolate shake was delicious and my server was super helpful.

We visited there today for the first time based on the reviews they had. I had their special hamburger my mother-in-law had chicken wrap, and my wife had a patty melt. The food was very good so we will be back. At the end of her meal, they gave us a cinnamon roll sample and it was phenomenal. Definitely try the cinnamon roll.

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.

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 #TeamHashbrowns!!! My family ordered the 3x3x3, same as 2x2x2 but more food! Our order came out pretty quickly and the food/plate were hot Even if you think you are really hungry, the 2x2x2 was more than enough food, we could've shared one plate. I don't know what they put in the pancakes but they were fluffy and filling after a few bites. Oh I LOVE that they put the syrup on the side and it's served warm. Definitely a recommend in Tulsa and will eat there again!