Reba's Place

My daughter and I stopped in as we were passing through. We LOVED IT. Yes, you are paying for the experience, but the food was really good too. We started with the Chicken and Bacon Jalapeño Poppers. There were 6, and they were huge. We ate one and boxed the rest to save room for our meal.I had the Chicken Fried Steak. It came with mashed potatoes (no skins, thank goodness!), smothered in gravy, with a side of fresh green beans. I will admit, the green beans were my least favorite, but everything else was yummy. And sooo much food! I ordered the half CFS, and barely ate half of that. Had to save room for dessert!Daughter had the French Dip. It came with this mountainous pile of thick fries. She said it was the best French Dip she has ever had.By the way, they brought water to the table in the very beginning, and I know this is an odd thing to comment, but it was super cold. The little pottery-like mugs kept it super cold. They should sell those mugs in the gift shop with the logo engraved in them because I would totally buy those.Moving on to dessert. So much to choose from, and we barely had room for it, but we ordered the peach and the apple fried pies with vanilla ice cream. They were good. It is strange that it is served with a paper napkin under it. Remove it before eating because it will get torn up.The staff was wonderful as well. Our waitress was very nice, and I appreciated her honesty when I inquired about the tater tots, which are not what Reba was serving up to her Voice contestants.After lunch, we decided to go to the 2nd floor and look at more Reba memorabilia, then on to the 3rd floor to the gift shop. Don't worry, there's an elevator. The sales lady in the gift shop was super cool. We each bought a t-shirt, and I got one of Reba's books, which includes recipes from the restaurant. Also, the tissue paper has the music of Amazing Grace. I thought that was a cool detail. And you can pay a little extra for a signed copy. Of course I did!All in all, the experience really turned a crappy week into a memorable experience with my daughter. Only one thing could have made this experience better, and that is if we had gotten to meet the queen herself! Maybe next time.

A return visit for us but was a late Sunday afternoon and place pretty empty. I always perfer a little more excitment so keep that in mind.Even though only 1 LG group and 3 small, we were sit at a small table that could barely hold your elbows ! So if your only 2 but like to order food ask for a 4 topper.We ordered the cherry coke hamburger that comes with really good bacon and onions. We split this so we could order starters.You have to have fried green tomatoes with pimento cheese and chow chow.This time we tried the chicken Jalapeno poppers, good.We also ordered the Banana bread starter, but saved it for our desert with the smooth whipped butter.We were so much more satisfied with this visits food. I have tried the chicken fry and the Bbq brisket they use to have on menu. Disliked them both.Also no more complimentary bread basket or veggies on table ! Sorry to see that gone! I do wish they still had a basket to purchase instead of just the Banna bread.Did bring A complimentary cookie that was delicious but so super small it was like having one chip.....lolStill a $70.00 meal for us splitting the hamburger and drinking water. So realize starters are so good but higher priced.We think alittle too far from OKC to drive unless maybe in summer where you can walkaround some. The drive Google gives you is super boring.

driving through atoka, friend who has visited reba's several times wanted to go there.reba's is trying to help revitalize atoka, and looks like new shops are cropping up. i liked the atmosphere and hosts were friendly, but wasnt really impressed by the food or my server.i ordered chicken pot pie ($20), friend ordered CFS 1/2 ($23, whole $29). chicken pot pie came topped with 2 split biscuits (4 pieces) that unfortunately were very hard and dry. i hunted and hunted and HUNTED under the biscuits and found 4 small cubes of chicken, and really not too many potatoes among a LOT of carrots. maybe the meat wasnt portioned in welll on my serving. the creamy filling was tasty, but wasnt enough to save the dish. i tried a bite of CFS and the breading tasted a little floury to me, but the meat was tasty & tender. my friend raved over the mashed taters & green beans though.a diner at an adjacent table asked how i liked the pot pie - and i told her regretfully i couldn't recommend it and why - in front of the server - same server as for our table. and he did nothing, no comment, didnt ask if i wanted to see the manager, or brought the manager by. he just came and dropped off the check. i found that very disappointing.we did try dessert, friend had banana pudding - VERY large portion, it looked good, and friend enjoyed it. the cherry fried pie was good, pastry was light - not greasy. filling was good, not too sweet.

You can come here because it's Reba's, you can come to support a small town, you can come to shop, you can come for the entertainment but you will come back because of the food. The bbq burger is the things dreams are made of, cherry cola bbq sauce, candied bacon, and battered onion and jalepeno strings. So DAMN GOOD! The country fried steak and green beans were perfection.

Went to Reba's Place for our wedding anniversary with friends and had an amazing time. I wanted some sort of a fried chicken as it had been a while since I had some and decided to try their chicken fried chicken - WOW! Absolutely amazing. As son as it hit my mouth it just melted. Best chicken I've ever had! No joke. The atmosphere was great and there is a fort shop on the top floor. I love how they used an old building and redid it completely. Great vibes. Lots of parking around and downtown Atoka is absolutely adorable. Just know that everything here is made fresh per order so plan to spend a lengthy time for your meal. It will be worth it. We will return!

My husband and I had a wonderful weekend in Wilburton, Oklahoma with friends and they just raved about Reba's!! So when in Rome...or Oklahoma. The building is old timey and in Atoka's downtown. So quaint and beautiful, loved the area!! Parking is all diagonal and wasn't too crazy for a Sunday afternoon luckily. Lots of cutesy shops and I'm not sure if it was the owner but a lovely, elderly gentleman ran out of the candy shop next door to give us a candy cane and chatted for a bit. Super sweet of him!! Okay back to Reba. The hostesses were very welcoming and did their best to accommodate my leg situation so got a table on the second floor and luckily they have an elevator if anybody is unable to tackle the stairs. Downstairs dining area includes the bar and a stage for live music.The establishment itself is all decked out with Reba memorabilia and there is even a chair that's an exact replica of the Voice! Super cool!Our waitress was super sweet and immediately poured us waters in very cute little ceramic cups. Has a thumb print and everything, my husband was elated about that small detail for some reason. Haha. The menu itself is classy and simple. We were not starving as we just wanted to stop in and see what the fuss was about.Okay onto the food!! We ordered the banana bread with bourbon butter and split a chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes and green beans. The bread came oh so warm and it was a large portion, we were pleasantly surprised!! The butter was a perfect touch, not very bourbon in case you're worried about that, truly perfect. The steak was crunchy and the mashed potatoes were creamy and so friggin' good!! The green beans could've stood alone because they were def fresh and we loved every bit of it!! Great service, amazing food, and fantastic atmosphere if you're a Reba fan!! The kids' menu has steak on it and love that the prices were so affordable for all the food you get. There is a little disclaimer stating they'll charge you double if you try to order from the kids' menu, which I totally agree with!!Can't wait to take the kiddos there next time on our next adventure in that area!! Don't forget to hit up the third floor where the gift shop is. Lots of fun stuff to look at and/or buy, great gifts for friends/family.

The service was fast and the restaurant was cute but the food was just okay and extremely overpriced. I will say they were huge portions, but unfortunately just huge portions of mediocre food.

We stopped here for lunch on our way home from Thanksgiving in Dallas. We expected the food to be okay but it turned out to be really great! I had a burger with tots and my husband had a French dip with tots. They both were better than we expected! The service was super friendly and fast. Very attentive. We declined dessert since we had so much over Thanksgiving but they gave us complimentary shortbread chocolate chip sea salt and cranberry cookies so of course we had to eat them! They were delicious. The atmosphere was fun-had lots of Reba memorabilia. There was a gift shop on the 3rd floor and they had really cute things. Will be back!

Went there for lunch. It did not seem busy, as we sat on the first floor, which does not have a lot of tables. Service was excellent, I don't recall the name of the young girl that helped us, but she was very pleasant and went out of her way to make sure that we got we needed. We both had the Cheerry Coke burger, which was good. That is a signature item there. They insist on cooking the burger medium well for health precautions. It was still enjoyable, although had I been paying attention. I would've insisted on medium rare. Fries were homestyle fries, which were good but nothing special. After the meal, we went upstairs and looked at the second floor. It was rather crowded. I did not realize that there was, that many dining in the establishment. Then we went to the third floor, which was their gift shop. we bought a pint glass just for memory sake. Looked around, there were some interesting things in there. I have to give Reba credit because coming into Atoka, there was almost 0 signs advertising Reba's place. and right before you turn down the main street to get to the restaurant, again there was minimal signs and the building blends into the neighborhood and I think she knew that people would show up even without her advertising, because she didn't wanna make it into a three ring circus. She just wanted to make it like it was another building in town, and she succeeded with that thought. Because if you build it, they will come just like the movie --Field Of Dreams. She didn't have to advertise hardly, but people still show up and found her place. Worth a stop if you're near the area.

I can not believe the YELP rating on this place is an only a 3.7. I almost didn't come because of that. The people giving this place less than a 4 stars should be rounded up and shipped off to the Hawaiian islands of Molokai like they did with the people who had leprosy decades ago, except the new colony will be for morons. I came because the chicken fried steak hype. And I ain't even a chicken fried steak guy. I've had it maybe 7 times? In my whole life. Holy shit it was so good. The quality, seasoning, etc. the chefs here know what the **** they are doing. And there's a bunch of other stuff I wanted to try to. But only had the cheese dill curds as an appetizer. They were great. I'm going to have to literally spend 3 days hanging out in atoka the next time I drive thru just to try the other stuff on the menu