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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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"Finally made it to Cheri Ann's Trattoria last night to celebrate some of our besties birthdays. I've been wanting to try it since it's been open. It's in the sweetest little yellow building on Main Street. Reservations are highly recommended. Saying this place is quaint is an understatement but in the best way. There's literally one small room that holds about a dozen tables. Hubs and I got wine, a little pricey IMO. We decided to share the chicken Marsala hubs got a bowl of baked potato soup. Everything was delicious. Like others have stated, I feel like they should serve bread to everyone; pretty standard practice for any Italian place. The bread that did come with our meal was these tiny little breadsticks. All in all, a great experience. If you haven't been, it's the perfect season to go."

Andolini's Pizzeria

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

Carta • Pizza • Italian • Pizzeria • Orecchiette Pasta

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"As for the pizza, I tried the special slice of the night, Maui Waui. It was topped with Genoa salami, Canadian bacon, jalapeño, and pineapple. I was hesitant about the pineapple, but decided to give it a try and was pleasantly surprised. The flavors were fantastic and I would definitely order it again, pineapple included. The large slice was also only $5, so the whole experience cost me $10 and I got to take home a souvenir pint glass."

Hideaway Pizza

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

Carta • Pizza • Pasta • Cheese • Italian

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"Usually there is great service but tonight on Saturday June 18 2022 730 pm not so much. Sat in the Bar and bartender was very dull and not inviting. Ordered drinks and got those pretty quick but had to ask to order an appetizer since she did not offer. She brought out the wrong appetizer and then had to wait an additional time just to get the correct one and in that meantime she never asked how we were doing or if we needed anything. Even after bringing our correct appetizer, she weakly apologized but still did not ask to take our order. It was at that point that we had to ask her if it’s OK if we place an order just to get her attention. The bad thing is is that it was not busy at all and felt like this was way below the standards of what we have experienced previously sitting in booths. I know it is about the food but the service is what also makes you want to come back to a particular location. The name on the bartender shirt was Elle and she was definitely not personable to be in her position. I know that no one is perfect and what they do but when you’re in a hospitality position, you have to show hospitality and be inviting. For my rating on the food I give it a 10 and for the rating on the service I give it a one."

50 S Diner

➤ 1500 West Kenosha Street, Broken Arrow, United States Of America

Carta • Bbq • Steak • Chicken • American

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"This was by far the best Breakfast King for 1 . The portions were enough to feed 2 people. 50s Diner has a customer for life. They followed my instructions on how I like my eggs and hash browns. What a concept. A restaurants that read and followed the paying customers instructions. Sent me plenty of syrup for my ginormous pancakes and French toast. A great way to start my Saturday workday. Thank you 50s Diner."

Lalibela Ethiopian

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

Carta • Lunch • Coffee • Salads • African

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"A Cultural Dining Experience You Shouldn't Miss! The way the food is served and the flavors are quite extraordinary for those of us accustomed to BBQ and fried chicken. I enjoy exploring diverse cuisines, and this experience was truly memorable. Lalibela consistently receives high ratings from diners, and I can see why. I don’t have much to add, but I do have a few reflections from my visit. Initially, getting the hang of using the injera to scoop up the food can feel a bit challenging—it feels messy and awkward for someone raised with a knife, fork, and spoon. However, after a few bites, it starts to feel more natural. The richness of the food surprised me; it seems they use a generous amount of butter. The dishes are packed with a variety of delicious spices typical of Ethiopian and African cuisine, yet none were overly spicy. My son ordered the Siga Wat with a request for extra heat, but it still wasn't very spicy. My wife and I chose the Lalibela Combination, a sampler platter for two, which offered an impressive amount of food. I particularly enjoyed the Tibs and another unnamed beef dish on the platter. Although I usually dislike lentils in any form, I must admit that the two versions we tried were quite good! The restaurant is beautifully decorated, clean, and features excellent, friendly service!"