Freeway Café

I'm a car guy so coming here was a no brainer! The decor was just incredible! The look and feel of an old time diner with great service and good food at great price! If you like bacon, and who doesn't, go for the BLT! You won't be disappointed! Yes, I'm going back! Probably by the time you have read this!

My wife and I have been steady customers of Freeway for as long as they have been in existence. So after long anticipation we were happy to hear the opening of the midtown restaurant. The restaurant has plenty of parking, it has plenty of seating with the 50's/60's diner's decor. With lots of model cars on display. We ordered the Eastside onion rings as an appetizer. My wife ordered a vegetable plate with a tossed salad, mashed potatoes, brown beans, okra and corn I ordered the Broasted chicken with side salad, mashed potatoes and corn.The onion rings came out piled high on a large platter They were cooked perfectly. My wife said her vegetables had a good flavor, but were cold. My broasted chicken was very good. However my mashed potatoes and corn were coldOur waitress Shannon was very attentive, friendly and professional. Cold food was the reason for four stars

A local diner with multiple locations opened a new place in old digs. We visited this location on the first day of business.A clean version of the older sisters it's a classed up version of the kitschy chain.The food is classic diner style food.The same quality of service and food are served here as the other locations.I do recommend this place for go to diner fare.

I'd give this place ten stars if I could. Great breakfast. Excellent service. Food comes out lightning fast and hot. The place is immaculately clean for a diner. The staff AND customers are friendly which is oddly noticeable. It's a happy place, and I love that. Alexia was our server today and she was awesome... thank you for a great experience!

Amazing place to have the best breakfast ever!! We loved there decoration , my grandson loved the cars we also loved that there not shy on the portion of food! We really loved that we and great service our waitress was caring and kind! We will be back soon

We tried out the newest location of Freeway Cafe close to our home for brunch last weekend. We came in and were told to seat ourselves. We did so in a sparsely populated area in the back. I wasn't sure if I wanted breakfast or lunch but thankfully was there when both were being served since I decided on lunch. The food was decent, the service good and pretty much what you expect from a diner. I lost my appetite when a group of older gentlemen came in, sat right behind me and began a loud political conversation. I wrapped up my remainders and left quickly. The ambiance became grossly political and overly loud which ruined the taste in my mouth. This has nothing to do with the waitstaff but I do feel that the cafe itself does attract people of this type, which does make me less inclined to dine there. If they were seating people, I doubt they would have placed these two tables immediately next to one another. I would encourage them to begin seating tables to avoid seating parties who are obviously going to ruin one another's meals next to one another.

New Freeway Cafe on 31st where Goldies used to be. Went for a late lunch (2:30) on a Monday. Plenty of parking. Greeted immediately and allowed to pick our seat (by the window, booth). Nicely decorated like the other Freeways. Friendly wait staff. Menu is like the other Freeway's (breakfast all day). What surprised me is the bar menu with cocktails and reasonably priced beers. No wines on the menu, but since our favorite brunch spot (MK Bistro) recently closed, this will be a place to get a Mimosa with breakfast/brunch. Elvis music continuously playing in the background (not too loud). I had the Veggie platter (4 vegetables and a tasty roll) for $9.99. Brown beans, okra, green beans, cole slaw all very good. Previous reviewer reported sitting in the back room and then having to put up with a group conversing loudly about political issues. We sat up front by the windows and the two A/C contractors in the booth behind us talked loudly until they left about the jobs they were on, etc. Thankfully no politics. Three large TVs over the bar area, all tuned to Fox. If they'd been loud enough to hear, we'd have left. All in all, a pleasant experience after I tuned out the guys behind us. About the only other diner we visit (Crescent Cafe) in Prattville/Sand Springs has similar issues. Some of the regulars there seem to need to share their opinion loud enough for everybody to hear, but at least their TVs are not all on Fox.

This is one of our favorite restaurants. We're so happy. They are in a more convenient location for our family to visit more often. If you're in the mood for turkey and dressing, this is the spot.

New Location is now Open‼ we are here tonight trying this location. Will write a post after we get our food. I love the other locations so know I will this one.

I waited for month for Freeway cafe to come to this location.My second visit, I went in for breakfast and asked to substitute a single pancake for toast. My server informed me that it was going to be $2 extra. I think that is ridiculous and have decided I will take my business elsewhere. There should be no difference beta piece of toast and a pancake, it's made with the same ingredients So long Freeway Cafe!