Rock Cafe

We got in quickly, chose our own seat and sat down to look at the giant menu. There were many delicious options to choose from and portion sizes were good. The prices were a little steep since we paid 55 dollars for two people and a toddler. I might go again in the future but it definitely won't be a place I crave visiting at this time.

This is a must stop place in Oklahoma. The menu had a nice variety of American food that included a few German dishes that were too perfection. It's rare to find jäger, schnitzel spaetzle, they also had bison burgers and daily specials. The portions were more than enough for everyone and the staff there was incredibly friendly.

My husband eats country/chicken fried steak in every state we travel through. He ranked this one the 2nd best that he has ever eaten (that says A LOT!) I had the fried green tomatoes and they were good. The batter was a little different from the fried green tomatoes that I have had in other places (a little thicker and had some spice to it), the tomatoes were juicy - overall I liked them. I then had a dish that I had never had before called “Spaetzle" which are tiny dumplings that are fried in a skillet or on a griddle I think. It was called "Rock Cafe Spaetzle”, which had these tiny dumplings topped in bacon, tomatoes, bell peppers and a lot of cheese. It was too much cheese for me, so I scooped it to the side and what was under was very good and very unique. The servers were very on top of everything, quick and extremely friendly. I would definitely come back and next time I will be trying the Oatmeal Pie (it looked and sounded delicious, but I was just to full).

My grandpa took me here in 67 for my first cup of coffee. Served up by Mable, it burnt my tongue and tasted terrible. It was a 24hr. resturant then and when you said ROCK you said it all. It was tradition and custom to drink together then meet at 3am and blow chow together but I must say....the Ruben has gotten much much better. Give it a Go....and tell Megan hi for me.