Gambino's Pizza - Carta

June's Restaurant

➤ 123 S. Broadway Checotah, OK 74426, United States

Carta • Cafés • American • North American • Delivery Services

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"We gathered at this spot in downtown Checotah after an awards ceremony at a local school. Go Wildcats! Anyhow, parking is off the street. Backing out is a bit scary. Just go slow they say. We go in, food is excellent. I ordered the basic burger but only got chips because fries were 2 dollars extra. Oh and it's a bag of lays potato chips. So you can easily spend $10-$15 on one person. The burger was excellent. I got everything on it but pickles. Freshly made patty. Mmmm.. and the fried mushrooms just melted in your mouth. Service was great, atmosphere wonderful. Lots of take out business. Folks saying hi to each other. Lovely to see. I didn't care for the payment process. At this restaurant you have to go stand in line to pay for your food. Not sure I'd be into spending the money to do all that. I know it's become customary and a lot of restaurants do it, but if I'm sitting down at your place, serve me. Ya know. I want a full experience. Just my thoughts."

El Jarocho

➤ 1222 W Gentry Ave, Checotah, United States

Carta • Steak • Cheese • Mexican • Seafood

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"While traveling to Laredo, I decided to stop at the truck stop across the road and was pleasantly surprised by the food at this little shack, which was quite busy and catered to the drive-thru. After a grueling 70-hour workweek, I wish I had more energy and better Spanish skills to fully enjoy my experience. Nevertheless, I ordered the Ceviche and the El Campeon Steak. Typically, I tend to avoid seafood and usually end up with a doggy bag of leftover meat, but not this time! The thin grilled steak, with its perfect fat trimmings and chorizo, was seasoned and cooked exquisitely. The Modelo beer, served with salt and lime in a chilled mug, was a real treat as well. I'm really glad I stopped by, and I hope I didn’t come off as rude for not understanding my server at first—it was a bit awkward!"

Cuisine Inc.

➤ 225 S Broadway St, Checotah I-74426-3807, United States

Carta • Soup • Cafés • Asian • Lunch

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"the food is great, their service is great. Service: Take out Meal type: Brunch Price per person: $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Sesame Chicken, Kung Pao Chicken W, Spring Roll, Shrimp Lo Mein, Egg Roll, Chow Mein, Egg Drop Soup, Chicken Wings, House Special Fried Rice, General TSO's Chicken and Fried Rice"

Silvia's Mexican

➤ 212 S Broadway St, Checotah I-74426-3808, United States

Carta • Cafés • Mexican • Western • Breakfast

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"Freshly prepared, delicious Mexican food! We loved our experience in Silvia's Mexican restaurant. Very friendly waiting staff from the moment we went in the door. They answered any question about the menu. Let's advise what to order, I am very happy that I order their recommendation to order Silvias Special, the grilled steak, chicken and shrimp (yes all 3) cooked with onions, peppers and tomatoes served over a bed of rice and with cheese sauce that was DELICIOUS! I recommend Silvia's"

Irene's Kountry Kookin

➤ 716 W Gentry Ave, Checotah, OK, 74426, United States

Carta • Cafés • Brunch • Breakfast • International

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"Wonderful little place with great biscuits, menu, portions and service. It was a Sunday and we were driving out of Oklahoma City early in the morning. Probably about 40 miles east we just pulled into Checotah to check it out and maybe find a breakfast place. No signage on the interstate, so who knew. Very small rural agriculture town that probably has not changed much since the early 1900s you pass the interstate gas station array and then you roll into a quiet, cute, clean town. Sunday morning most all the businesses and eating places were closed and our hearts quickened when we saw a bunch of pick-up trucks parked in front of the Kountry Kookin restaurant. Standing out clearly as strangers we entered the one open room populated with old guys in overalls who were sitting where they sit every morning for their coffee and conversation. From our window seat we could overlook the town and take in the locals. Immaculately clean and as cute as their name inside. Menu had the regular breakfast offerings and lunch sandwiches and salads. Prices very reasonable. Our waitress was a polite and helpful as can be. I don 't normally like southern biscuits as they are mostly over cooked, hard crusted and rather dry and flavorless to eat. I acquiesced to the waitress ' suggestion and ordered one with my omelet and have been raving about that biscuit ever since and am doing so now. It was hot, flaky and soft, giving off the most yummy smell of freshness that you can imagine. I could not believe my luck as now I had finally found the biscuit that southerners so lovingly moon over when talking about mama 's meals. And now I got it. Hard to find, but this is the place to have that experience. And with their homemade jams.. I don 't much remember that omelet that I ordered. What a great experience. And among the corny signs was one large one that read: Please refrain from profanity. Yes, we were good in that way and I did not exclaim anything other than a moan of ecstasy when I tasted that biscuit even though I wanted to shout our how XXXXing good it was. If in the area, drop by. A real piece of Americana in the wasteland of plastic, disposable wrappers and monotonous fast food."