50 S Diner - Carta

Cheri Ann's Trattoria

➤ 423 N Main St, Broken Arrow, OK 74012, United States, 74012-3944

Carta • Soup • Wine • Steak • Cheese

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"I had dinner at this restaurant recently, and it was a fantastic experience! The price range was very reasonable, around $20–30 per person, which I found to be great value for the quality of food and service. The food was exceptional—definitely deserving of a 5-star rating. Each dish was beautifully prepared and full of flavor. The service was equally impressive. The staff was attentive, friendly, and ensured that our dining experience was top-notch, earning another 5 stars. The atmosphere of the restaurant was also perfect, creating a warm and inviting ambiance that enhanced our evening. I would rate it a solid 5 as well. Overall, this place is a must-visit for anyone looking for a delightful dining experience!"

Andolini's Pizzeria

➤ 222 S Main St, 74012, Broken Arrow, US, United States

Carta • Pizza • Italian • Pizzeria • Orecchiette Pasta

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"I've ordered from this Andolini's location many times. When they get it right, the food is fantastic, but when they get it wrong it's usually a miserable failure. That's why there are so many mixed reviews here. Last night takes the cake for me. I spent $120 on apps, pizza, and pasta, ordered online via their website and fulfilled by Doordash. Food was at my door 1 hour 10 minutes later which I thought was pretty good for a Saturday night. The pizza was wonderful. The stromboli was a little soggy but still good. The caprese antipasto was a joke. The tomato slices were ENDS you know, the part that's hard to chew and belongs in the garbage and also extremely thinly sliced, barely the width of a fork tine. I don't know how they can possibly think that's acceptable. Also, if there was balsamic glaze on it I couldn't see or taste it. I love this appetizer and it never used to be like this, but it seems like sometime last year they started having problems making it correctly from using tomato ends to missing olives, thin slices of mozzarella, no balsamic, etc. Whenever there's been an issue and I complained, they made it right, but who wants to do that all the time? You know what I really want? For my food to be right the first time. EDIT: After communicating with Mike, the owner, I wanted to add this update to my review. Not only did he make things right with my recent order, he went above and beyond in addressing my concerns about past orders. He cares deeply about his restaurant and is committed to providing customers with a great dining experience, so while mistakes and miscommunications can happen (we're all human, after all) I'm confident I will always be taken care of at Andolini's."

Hideaway Pizza

➤ 1150 N 9th St, Broken Arrow, United States Of America, 74012

Carta • Pizza • Pasta • Cheese • Italian

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"This restaurant serves the best pizza in town! The service is excellent for dining in during dinner time. The price per person ranges from $10 to $20. The food, service, and atmosphere all receive a perfect score of 5. Some recommended dishes include the World Famous Fried Mushrooms and Fried Ravioli, Pepperoni Pizza, Small Pizza, and Garlic Knots."

Sushi House

➤ 939 N Elm Pl, Broken Arrow I-74012-1642, United States

Carta • Lunch • Sushi • Asian • Casual

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"This was a delivery order, so I can't tell what the service level or atmosphere is, I'm giving it a 1 star based solely on the food, and honestly if I could give them 0 stars I would.Okay, wow, what in the hell was this. Let me just go through what we ordered and our thoughts on them:Combination fried rice. This is like if you showed a picture of fried rice to a Wendy's fry cook and told them to replicate it. No flavor of soy sauce, sesame oil, or even garlic is present. It's just bland.Bulgogi. Okay, the thing that makes bulgogi is the marinade, and the flavor is only part of it. The marinade for bulgogi tenderizes the meat, due to the Asian pear, but this bulgogi was tough and chewy. While it had some of the flavor it almost feels like someone bought pre-made sauce from an oriental store and stir fried the beef in it, without allowing the marinade to do its job.Egg rolls. Honestly, I don't know how this got screwed up, but the egg rolls had a nice crunchy exterior, but just underneath that was this mushy layer that was extremely off putting. The internal filing was a mushy mess as well.Yakitori. A good yakitori should have tender grilled chicken that was brushed with the sauce while it's being grilled. This gives the chicken a nice caramelization along with the tender meat, but it's not overpowering. This yakitori was tough and chewy while also swimming in an overly sweet sauce.Very disappointing, will not be ordering from here again or recommending anyone order from here in the future."

Lalibela Ethiopian

➤ 312 S Elm Pl, Broken Arrow I-74012-4035, United States

Carta • Lunch • Coffee • Salads • African

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"We were truly impressed by the beautiful decor that reflected Ethiopian culture throughout the restaurant, from the artwork on the walls to the music and the dining tables and chairs. It created an authentic atmosphere that enhanced our dining experience. We shared the combo platter for two, which featured a delightful variety of meats and vegetables paired with their delicious injera bread. The owners were very warm and friendly, taking the time to explain the proper way to use the injera to scoop up the food, emphasizing the traditional hands-on dining experience. My favorite dish was the goat meat, which was incredibly tender and full of flavor. The portion was so generous that it could easily have served a family of 3 to 4. Unfortunately, we didn't have the chance to try the Ethiopian coffee, but we will definitely return to do so next time."