Location: Afton
Top Restaurants in Afton
Top Things to do in Afton
- 1. Har-Ber Village
- 2. Darryl Starbird's National Rod & Custom Hall of Fame Museum
- 3. Coleman Theater
- 4. Summerside Vineyards, Winery & Meadery
- 5. Bernice Area at Grand Lake State Park
- 6. Route 66 Vintage Iron Motorcycle Museum
- 7. Afton Station Packard Museum
- 8. Eastern Trails Museum
- 9. Shangri-La
- 10. Lendonwood Gardens
Where to eat Cafe food in Afton: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Afton, Oklahoma, United States. Afton is a town in southwest Ottawa County, Oklahoma, United States. The population was 1,049 as of the 2010 census, with population growth stemming from the near abandonment of nearby towns of Cardin and Picher because of ground contamination sites by local mining quarries. The town may have been named for the Scottish River Afton.
Things to do in Afton
8. Buttered Bunns Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By Dave H
Breakfast,lunch and dinner,this place is a winner.Service is always very good. I think the pricing is way too low.Around eight bucks for a three egg olmette with homefries and toast nd that includes tax. Also think about increasing your tip percentage (20%of $8 dollars is only $1.60) Enjoy.
7. Hi-Way Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Family owned, friendly café located on Route 66. Friendly waitstaff, lots of locals & homemade entrees & desserts. We serve a full menu throughout the day and also have daily specials. Homemade cobblers, pies & cakes made daily in-house. Follow us on Face
Reviewed By Ninee
Stopped in for breakfast and once again we had ham, eggs, hash browns, and biscuit and gravy. It was all good. The coffee was great. Our waitress was good. By the time we left, there were quite a few police officers there to eat. We highly recommend this cafe. It's not big inside and not fancy looking outside but the service and food is well worth the stop.Awesome! So glad that you enjoyed it and we hope to see you again. ;-)
6. Pit Stop Cafe
Reviewed By rvjoyce
Busy hole in the wall place, staff prompt and friendly, older building, no frills, blue collar diner. We were the only women in the place for lunch, not handicap accessible. Seat yourself, dat at only table available by the kitchen which could use a fresh coat of paint, daily specials, cheap lunch, no frills presentation food. I had turkey sandwich served with pkg of chips, water $5.20
5. Drakes
Overall Ratings
3 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By Karen M
We stopped in for a potty break and a bite to eat. We had planned to share a sandwich but the "homemade pie" sign caught our eye and we caved!! I had the peanut butter pie and my husband had the chocolate cream pie. Both were outstanding!!! The crust was flaky and the fillings amazing. The restaurant was very busy so we had to wait a little more than normal but it was well worth the wait. We will definitely stop in here again.
4. Nu-taste
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By rvjoyce
Stopped by for a quick breakfast before a day of sightseeing Clean, wait staff business like than friendly for a small local eatery. Hash browns arrived cold, not Luke warm, cold. They did bring replacement but no compensation. No frills, food ok, nothing special.
3. The Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By jamitch2014
The Sunday Buffet is an instant success with many people in the Grand Lake Area. Fried chicken is always on tap with other entrees each week. The price is reasonable and the service is outstanding. The cheeseburgers are excellent and there are many other items on the menu.
2. Clanton's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 336 reviews
Clanton's has been a family tradition in Vinita Oklahoma since 1927. Generations of Clanton's have prepared meals for their neighbors. It is the oldest continually owned family restaurant on Route 66 in the state of Oklahoma. The Clanton's family have bee
Reviewed By kelmackay
We stopped on our way from MN back to Texas. I love trying non chain hometown places. It was definitely a step back in time with the decor and everything but cute. We both ordered chicken fajita quesadillas. It took awhile to get out food, which I found odd, since those are pretty quick to cook up. When the food came, it looked very good and was huge (8 pieces). I took my first bite and could not figure out at first, but it had an odd taste.As I opened the tortilla up, I find NO fajita style chicken, but more of a boiled chicken DARK MEAT! I'm sorry but this is nasty. I don't like dark meat chicken in the first place and it was advertised as FAJITA CHICKEN.I wasn't going to make a big deal to the waitress, so I just got my check and left. My daughter tried to eat what she could....but it was just bad.Was not going to try dessert after that bad experience.
1. Chickanellas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
A fun, funky establishment featuring breakfast, lunch and treats. Fresh, homemade, unique foods to meet your foodie yearnings in an eclectic atmosphere!
Reviewed By rdubbs08
Chickanellas = Homemade Small Town Goodness!We stopped in on a VERY rainy Sunday morning. The service was friendly, menu fun and food homemade and tasty!Despite breakfast being great, looking at the lunch menu I wish we had another opportunity to explore the menu...or a cooler to take some soup or dessert to go!The kitchen sink breakfast casserole was better than I can make at home and cinnamon roll was delicious! Best gravy I have had in some time as well.If you are looking for a quaint local eatery, this is your jam! #eatlocal
