In Business Since 1986
Serving your Local Area.
(918) 446-0524
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*Lunch Buffet Every Day 11am to 2pm*Breakfast Buffet Saturday & Sunday 6:30am to 11am*We offer two private dining areas. Let us help you plan a memorable occasion from family events to business functions. Our private dining room is available for you weekly, bi-weekly or monthly meeting at no charge, if meals are purchased
*Soda Fountain - Ollie's Famous Buffets*Breakfast & Lunch Served All Day*Make It Ollie's for Special EventsAbout Ollie's*People long for the food they grew up with. That's what Ollie's cuisine is all about. Our food is cooked & seasoned like Mom & Grandma would prepare it. We have a comfortable "Mom & Pop" atmosphere. The old cafe style is enhanced by the railroad motif. Ten running trains from G-Scale to Z-Scale, rune the length of the dining room & through scale model cities & towns. Our walls & shelves abound with railroad memorabilia. Ollie's is located in old downtown Redfork on a corner that's been here since 1894. Railroads, oil wells and the famous Route 66 all merge at Redfork Corner to give young & old a touch of history & some of the best food in Oklahoma
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Posted by Lonestar83 on 10/10/2009
My family and I are avid Route 66 Travelers. Ollies is situated right on Old 66. On a previous trip I ducked in to use their facilities and was absolutely amazed by their atmosphere. There are trains and all sorts of related memorabilia throughout the restaurant. Its a train lovers haven. This weekend my family and I were in Tulsa visiting family. On our departure we went out of our way to eat here. We got in within 10 minutes as there was a line. We were seated at a clean table. To be very frank, our waitress looked like a drug addict. She was very fidgety and her two front teeth were blackened from what we assume would be drug use. This is where our problems started. She didn't bring us silverware and when we finally chased her down she gave it to us balled up in napkins. She got our order wrong and then lied to us about what we got. Then she didn't bring out part of our order. The food we did get was fair at best. Very overpriced for the quality. I asked for the owner. He visited us at our table and asked what kind of issues we had. I started to explain all of the problems we encountered and I was quickly interrupted by him saying, "I'll take care of it" in a very angered tone. He quickly walked away and exchanged words with the waitress. They both smiled and smirked as they looked our way. This experience was very embarrassing and demeaning. At least when we left the hostess offered an apology. - Even the owner didn't do that much.
Posted by jkwalton on 2/23/2009
Ollie's is a place for home-style country cookin' The decor has running trains that travel all through the restaurant and are enjoyed by old and young alike. I really like the breakfast all day menu. The buffet at lunch is quick, homemade and very good. Fried chicken and mashed potatoes are one of my favorite meals and at Ollie's it is obviously home made, hot, and really,really good. Great family restaurant. Service is fast and friendly, food is outstanding, and the decor is different that any other diner I have ever been in.
Posted by silvalawolf on 1/17/2008
Ollies has the best liver and onions i've ever tried. For home-cooking I would recommend this place to anyone.
Posted by jh1592 on 12/13/2007
Ollie's is a great place good home cooking
Posted by okstate on 3/11/2004
If you love trains, Ollie's is the restaurant for you. The Gray's have a great restaurant that has the best railroad motiff. With five operating overhead trains, a meeting/dining room with an operating layout, an N-guage beside a Z-guage in a lower glass cabinet for the little people, and a changing season/holiday layout on the top of the cabinet make this a train heaven. With hand-cut steaks, homemade meatloaf, and the best chicken fried chicken in Tulsa, Ollie's can't be beat.
