P j's Diner

I've eaten here many times over the last 5 years since we've had our lake house and I've never been disappointed. The food is always fresh and great service! They have daily specials and yesterday was a catfish meal for $11.99, can't beat that!

Family little diner, good food and friendly people!Burgers and fries are very good but I've never had a bad meal here .

Got the Philly cheesesteak and onion twigs. Really good food. They were really busy, went there on a Saturday afternoon.

This little spot has delicious burgers. I make an effort to visit with my family every time I camp at Eufaula. The 1/2 lb cheeseburger is the best!

Love ur food and compfy atmesfer. New from omaha but u r my 1st lov here! So keep grill in that great food wonderful burgers better then mine and I'm gonna keep comin

My husband and I stopped at PJ's on our way through, traveling the roads of Oklahoma. We shared a philly sandwich and sidewinder fries. They were both delish! My fave were the sidewinders though. So crispy on the outside and full of soft tater on the inside. They are served with a sauce (not sure what) that has a mild kick that doesn't linger.

I love the onion twigs! The burgers are good and so are the pies and cake. A regular stop for us when we travel.

This hungry traveler gladly gives five stars to this slice of diner paradise. Stricken with hunger after driving hundreds of miles all over Oklahoma all day looking for my next property; I came upon PJ's shining brightly in the darkness, a food oasis in a seemingly desolate place. I originally passed it, made my left at the stop sign but felt as compelled to go back as I do now to write this review. I could see a couple families inside as I pulled my car in their dirt parking lot. I was greeted warmly as I stepped through the diner door.When trying a new place, I like to eat a familiar food or the food the are known for. My choice here was a burger or country fried steak, having the soul of a southern boy, I opted for the country fried steak dinner.The dinner came with one side of my choice, a small garden salad and a piece of Texas toast. The salad came out first with a side of saltines and I was immediately impressed by the appearance of the greens and tomatoes, both looks very fresh and it would surprise me if the lettuce wasn't locally grown. The ranch served with the salad was delicious and a nice portion size.When the main course came out, I was excited, it looked wonderful! I opted for the fried okra and it definitely was fresh cut and fried, that batter was light and more akin to a good onion ring. The country fried steak was a very generous portion and also fired in that wonder crispy, even batter that wasn't too clumpy and it didn't have too much cornmeal like other often do.I've eaten hundreds of country fried steaks and I currently deem this one the king, champion of all steaks country fried. I can't believe that experience only had a menu price of $7.99; it was so wonderful.A couple days later I ate at the Pioneer Woman's Mercantile and I couldn't bring myself to try her $27 country fried steak, knowing it couldn't possibly be three times better than y'all!

The food we ate was a burger with fried and a bacon burger.The food was good but the bacon they provided was very little.They do charge extra if you want any extra sauces.

i fully recommend this. good customer service, food is fairly priced, and made well, and the atmosphere and lighting are pretty good.