Coneys-N-More

Good old fashioned coneys at a good price. The ambiance is super basic and service is low key. I'd go back tho if I wanted a good coney!

Excellent choice if your passing through OKC! Super affordable food and all hand made. I had the corn dog and sausage corn dog. Both were excellent. Also had fried pickles. They were light and very tasty!

Customer service is great & food is always fresh! We love supporting locally-owned family eateries. It's a plus that they have a menu to cater my whole family!!!

I had wanted to try CNM a while back, but since it's not in my part of town, it never happened. Until last week, when I happened to be in the area. So, they have coneys... And wait, there's more... They also have:- Hamburgers / Cheeseburgers- Fried Pickle Chips- Fried Jalapeño Pepper Chips- Frito Pies- A small selection of American-Chinese items- A small selection of dessert items- "Greek" Spaghetti (I had to Google this thing when I got home)I ordered three coneys (loaded and plain), two hot links, and some fries for me and my lunch mates. Now I really regret not ordering some fried pepper chips as well. The service was relatively quick and friendly. They forgot one of the coneys, so I had to remind them, and they quickly brought it out. The total was like... $14. That seems pretty affordable to me.With the understanding that this isn't meant to be high-falutin' (or even medium-falutin') food, I have to say that I enjoyed the loaded coneys. And they're what you would expect for coneys. The steam trapped in the foil softened the buns nicely, and while the chili wasn't super flavorful, it sufficed. The coneys tasted like... coneys, and I could put away a fair number of those things if "shame" wasn't a thing. It's precisely the kind of food that you know isn't good for you, but you don't care, because it's economical. It's state fair food. I love state fair food. If you're too uppitty for state fair food, I don't want to be friends with you.All that said, what I appreciated the most was not the inexpensive and relatively tasty food. Rather, it was the American immigrants catering to people with very Americanized palates; CNM is a restaurant exemplifying the immigrant pursuit of the American dream. And that's beautiful, to me at least (it resonates with me both as an American immigrant, and as the son of American immigrants). A part of me wishes I lived closer to CNM. I'd eat here all the time if I did.

Very friendly people. Decent food, it's very affordable and doesn't bank on a bunch of pretense and nonsense. Run by a husband/wife team and some workers, it's a classic lunch joint. Plain tables and chairs, a tv playing in the background and a constant flow of peopleComing in and out. Worth the visit and stop, IMHO. As for other reviews on the chili- it's a bargain, can't expect fancy. It works for what it is!

They use red dye hotdogs and I can't have red dye. Would of been nice to have know that before I got it. The crab Rangoon was not the that great either.

Our second visit & it was as good as our first. We've been searching for a good coney place since we moved to OKC & so glad we found this place! Very reasonable priced & so far the best coneys we've found. I'm looking forward to trying some of their other menu options.

The burgers are horrible. The fries are ok. The hot link is...hot link (hard to screw it up). I wouldn't stop here again although the employees are lovely.

I love this lil place great dogs and very friendly food is very fresh and hot! And their french fries are always fresh!!!

Coney was okay. But prices are very high for what you actually get. Attached picture shows $3 worth of tator tots.