Dilly Diner

Service was great and so was all of our food. I got the french dip. This was pretty big and delicious! I opted for the fries which were good but nothing special. Everyone else in our group enjoyed their sandwiches. Would be back if visiting the area again. Updated review: came here another time on my trip, but this time for breakfast. Got their chorizo breakfast burrito and it was really good. Not one you can pick up though, but use your knife and fork with. Their potatoes are super good too. Was little shocked at the large OJ price though? - $6?!

First visit to Dilly Diner and it won't be the last! The diner captures the essence of Route 66 with its old-school charm, making you feel like you've stepped back in time. Perfect for both early birds and night owls, this place nails the diner vibe.The breakfast was spot-on - exactly what we ordered and cooked to perfection. And the service? Our waitress was the cherry on top; friendly, attentive, and genuinely made the meal even better. If you're craving a slice of nostalgia with your eggs and bacon, Dilly Diner is your go-to spot!

Stopped in for a late lunch and to meet a friend. I started with coffee and the chips and dip. The chips were mostly broken pieces but still very delicious in the blue cheese dressing. I also had the chef salad which is plentiful with lots of fresh ingredients, crisp greens, meats and cheese. A great deli feel. The service is no nonsense and ready to rumble. The surroundings make you feel like you're in an actual diner. Fun place.

Great place for breakfast!! Ordered an Irish coffee and a mimosa which were tasty. We got chicken fried steak with eggs and chicken and waffles. Delicious!!! Nice little diner. Service was great!

I am not a fan of most diners, but I am this one. Food is consistently really good and the drinks are strong! The wait is organized and friendly. The booths are super comfortable and the bathroom is clean as well. Love the welcoming clean ambiance too.

This cool spot located downtown Tulsa is always a must. Dily Diner definitely has the feel of an old diner with modern updates. I have always had great service and would 100% recommend this place for breakfast or brunch.I decided to go for lunch the first time and ordered the spicy bacon burger with fries. Nothing special about it, but I was hoping for more on the burger. I was hoping for a spicy hint on the burger, but I just didn't get it. Don't get me wrong, it was fine for lunch, but when comparing it to their breakfast and brunch items, it's no comparison.The fries and the side of ranch that I received with my burger was absolutely the best part of my lunch. The light crispy and flakey fries were on point and the ranch was awesome!!

It had been a while since we dined here. We had a table of four around 12:45. Ordered pretty promptly and waited on food for about 45 minutes. Some of our coffees were luke warm at best.I tried one of the frittatas and it was pretty bland. (It was the sausage mushroom one.) I ended up putting ketchup on it. (I know, that's a travesty.) Some of it was still a bit runny to top that off. And, it's a huge serving so if it had been stellar, I would have taken some home. Accompanying fruit was fantastic, though. Obviously, I love the feel and vibe and the breakfast menu (and the cocktails). Maybe I should have ordered a Bloody Mary, too. :)

We came on a Sunday and only had to wait 10 minutes at 11:00 am! They were pretty busy too. Our waitress was great (forgot her name) she was quick, friendly and efficient! The food here is really good. You could drink the gravy it's so dang tasty. We had zero complaints both times we've been!The ambiance is upscale diner. They also have pastries at the front and a MASSIVE cinnamon roll!There was also a decent amount of street parking available. Enjoy!!

The waiters were super nice and helpful for recommending which choice I should make. The order I agreed to take was delicious and a great dinner. The interior design and layout is great in here. Nice for dinner but I bet even better for dinner.

What an epic disaster. We sat down around 7 pm, and it took 40 minutes to get food. Two breakfast burritos and two big kid breakfast plates which included a pancake, scrambled eggs, bacon, and a side of fruit. The place is basically empty, maybe four tables full (three servers!), so it is unfathomable how it took so long. We have had this same experience before and thought maybe the diner had improved. Alas, no. This is a diner. They had no decaf coffee and apparently no ability to make anything decaf. Also, the restaurant is freezing. My party is sitting with coats, hats, and scarves on. Just an epic fail all around. I would recommend other places than Dilly Diner for Friday night breakfast for dinner.