Pops

Tried the French fries--crispy, golden perfection. Honestly, they tasted like they were handcrafted by a fry whisperer. I've had their burger before, and it's a solid 7/10--good enough to dream about occasionally, but not enough to text back right away.The service? Top-tier. Ashton deserves an award, or at least a high-five. The lighting here is so good it made me question if I need to start a TikTok channel, and the sunset view? Chef's kiss. Perfect for romantic vibes or pretending your life is a movie montage.Oh, and soda lovers? Brace yourselves--you'll go absolutely nuts here. Like, soda-paradise-level nuts. This place is a vibe.

What a funky place. It is pop sodas. It was lots of them. Beautiful building and display. Definitely stop in.

I remember when this place was so nice when it first opened. I would say for 10 years it was well kept and food was really good and fresh, but now it's disappointing. Burgers are overdone and dry. I will say the positive things are their onion rings and sweet potato fries. I feel like this place should be kept up better and live up to its iconic location off Route 66. Their bathrooms are also not well kept. The women's ceiling is falling apart and toilets don't flush properly, and toilet paper and paper towels are not well stocked. I know this is a negative review, but I have hope that things can improve and I hope they do!

We were going to eat at Pops and try it for the first time, but it is currently being remodeled. They currently have a modified trailer where you can get convenience snacks, memorabilia shirts and a few if the various pops. The service was friendly and good, but obviously we missed out on the full iconic atmosphere. Sadly, we will have to come back to visit the full store and eat at Pops, but I look forward to finally seeing this fully remodeled iconic tourist stop on Route 66.

Pops is always a great place to bring visitors. Its iconic pop bottle outside is a Route 66 must visit location. I'll be visiting more sites on Route 66 so that will be fun!The food was good and I chose the Arcadia Burger and I would choose this again on my next visit! I loved the combination of the BBQ sauce, Bacon & Blue Cheese!My wife chose the Fish but she wasn't impressed so I'll leave it at that. My D-I-L choose the Mother Road Burger it not only looked good it tasted good as well!We had a great server, Lily and she was so pleasant and always asking if we needed anything more!This truly is an iconic stop on Route 66 when the many variety of sodas! Not only as decorations but to buy as well.

Such a cool and historic spot - giant wire frame sculpture of a soda pop bottle and inside, a diner with a convenience store selling every variety of soda you can think of. Put back there is also a nice lawn area with benches where you can sit and relax and where kids can play. I got an apple pie shake from the diner and it was amazing. Service was also excellent and prompt. Have to stop by here again sometime. Definitely recommended if you are ever in Arcadia!

Part gas station, part convenience store, part restaurant. These are just some parts of Pops. Located on Route 66, some reviewers may also label Pops as a "tourist trap." While this may be accurate, I prefer to label it as a tourist attraction. Whether it's a tourist trap or attraction should not matter because Pops is one of the best places to visit in Oklahoma. Pops is known for their soda pops. They have over 500 different varieties to choose from. Only at Pops are you able to buy soda pops that you have never heard of before with brands like Red Ribbons, Henry Weinhard's, Jones, Boots, Dublin, and many more. Not only does it have the varieties, the price is also reasonable. Is it the cheapest? Oh, heck no. Is it expensive? Not really. I paid $19.46 for 6 bottled soda pops. Staffs are very friendly at Pops. I haven't tried the restaurant side, but it was busy, mostly family dining.I love Pops. The place is very trendy. The 66 ft pop bottle outside lights up at night. Good place for family. Seriously, how can anyone not love Pops?

Cute nostalgic gas station with a Diner, Oklahoma souvenirs, and a grand selection of soda pop in glass bottles.Some of the pop flavors have hilarious names.. I think they would be great for gifts. You can also drink there, with places to sit outside the shop and enjoy your sweet drink. I didn't see any sugar free options, but I wasn't looking hard. If you like ginger beer, the Cock and Bull pop has a nice kick to it. Most of the selections are in the cooler ready to drink.The Diner has the typical hamburgers, hot dogs, onion rings etc... but we didn't eat here this time. At night the giant pop bottle lights up. My grandson thought it was a giant tooth waterpik lol I recommend a stop here!

My wife and I made the trip from Tulsa to OKC. Via. Route 66. We make this trip every couple of years. One of our stops along the way is POPs. This is such aUnique place. That can take care of most travelers needs. They have fuel for your transportation, good food, snacks and unbelievable amount of sodas. The sodas line the outside walls from the floor to the ceiling. I don't think there any other place on earth that has the variety as POPs. They also have some trinkets and T-shirts for souvenirs. There is also outdoor courtyard with table so you can enjoy dining outdoors while allowing your children to run and play. Look for the giant bottle out front. It's kind of neat during the day. But is really neat at night when they turn the lights on.

Pop is an interesting place selling pop soda or fritz drink. The entire building display the fritz drink at the glass wall. The colorful fritz drink display beautifully. It is one kind of scene. The pops building is a triangular shape. It is engineering with good architectural aesthetic shape. I got pure cane sugar honey cream soda. It is special. I enjoy bar seat and take a break from my long driving. Overall the pop facility is very nice. Clean restrooms.