Neighbor's Cafe

first time visiting this cafe and I had a pleasant experience! I came in to read work for class and service was attentive and proactive. The server suggested cheese with the scrambled eggs and I didn't think to ask! Great suggestion tbh, the French toast was good and I would try it again if I go back. The inside was pretty cleanly and tables were neatly set for guests to come in. The server was pretty personable and very kind. That's always a bonus!

I'm so sad to see this. We came to neighbors at a slow time. The owner/cook has a mask in but around his chin. There is a table that has grown to 12 people and not a single mask. Our waitress refused to wear her's. I asked she said she has cancer (one would think all the more resin to wear one) and she was told not to. I requested she wear it. She begrudgingly complied but within minutes it was around her chin again. I've been coming here for years with my family. I won't be back. If you can't take the health and safety of your guest seriously then it's not worth it. I ended up with a plate of food I couldn't eat and wear my mask because you wouldn't follow the law and wear a mask. It's the LAW for a reason.

Our food this morning was exceptionally good!I had a three-egg omelette with gyro (shawarma) meat, chopped tomatoes, diced onions, and julienned green bell peppers. The hubby had some kind of skillet thingy -- very filling, he said.Friendly wait staff.

Everything a good diner should be. Tasty breakfast and I surely will go back. Staff was super nice

This is an adorable cafe. I've eaten here twice and gotten meals that were reasonably priced. Today I ordered grits, an egg, a biscuit and gravy and coffee and my tab was $7.76. First, they gave great coffee. I actually took it to go. I actually had two cups. Very. Good. Coffee.The grits were perfect and not lumpy. They have brown sugar and were more than willing to bring me the appropriate condiments for the way I eat grits. Grits is an extremely individualized thing to eat. The biscuit and gravy were just alright. This is definitely NOT my favorite biscuits in town. They were hard and crusty and probably homemade and not the way I like them. Lol.The egg was cooked perfectly. The waitress was very nice.

They make their biscuits and gravy with maple flavored sausage. It's really gross. Don't order sausage gravy.. you'll be disappointed.

As we've been eating our way through local diners, Neighbor's Cafe has been on my list to visit. My husband and I went on a Sunday morning about 11 am. There were a few occupied tables but mostly not busy. We had quick, friendly service as we ordered and received our breakfast. I had the corned beef hash with hash browns, eggs and a biscuit with gravy. The biscuit was slightly dry, but the hash was really good. My husband bad the breakfast plate with three meats. The bacon and ham were better than the sausage links. Overall we a good breakfast although some items weren't the best.

My wife and I have been actively trying to visit as many as OKC's small diners as we can and I can honestly say that after 7 years of being together, we're starting to put a nice dent into our diner list. One of the diners we had yet to visit was Neighbor's Cafe. We arrived to a sparsely populated diner with just enough background noise to be noticed, but not obnoxious. I decided to order their breakfast plate that included three meats of my choice and a side. (Of course you all know I opted for the biscuit and gravy.) The biscuit wasn't thick and doughy and the gravy was seasoned nicely. The bacon was just okay in my opinion... just a little to crisp for my liking. The ham wasn't bad, but I was disappointed in the sausage links. They didn't have that nicely seasoned breakfast sausage taste... almost to the point that they felt a little bit like an afterthought. While Neighbor's Cafe wasn't bad by any means, but not somewhere I would go out of my way to visit again.

This place is kind of a little hole in the wall, even though it's at a busy intersection (NW 39th and Macarthur). This is only our second visit here, bbt we are all about supporting local!It's a decent size place for a Mom and Pop joint. I'm surprised it's not actually busier when we drive by. Menu is pretty standard, similar to Jimmy's Egg, but they do have some unique specials and items on the menu like Chicken Fajitas (Wednesdays) and Goulash (Thursdays).It's very homey. Service is quick and very friendly. Totally check this place out. I feel like they deserve more credit than they get on here! Off the beaten path in the Cornerstone center!

Terrible food very slow don't waste your money and time i will never go back way to much money i understand dinner food is different quality but this is probably the worst dinner ive been too