Ole Corral - Hartshorne, Oklahoma

Amy R.

Good breakfast, ham was delicious, omelet was packed full of yummy goodness. Sweet tea was really good, it wasn't brown sugar water it was a flavorful tea and it was sweetened it was what I needed! The service was impeccable, super friendly, and attentive. The only thing that could be improved upon was the biscuits, they were fair but nothing special.
Overall we enjoyed the conversation and the food.

Jo N.

Glad they're back open!! Oh the desserts! Love the loaded baked potatoes.
The chicken fried chicken is right up there with Charlie's. Comes with 2 sides, salad and bread. $12 for 2 piece.
We stopped in for a couple drinks during the Christmas parade.

Kathy C.

It's okay. Not a HUGE variety..the dinner salads are very plain.. food is okay for a homecooked type meal! Visit . You probably won't be disappointed.

Steve J.

A small town diner that you might otherwise miss while passing through town, yet deserves an opportunity to treat you to some American fare, southern plains style.

I stopped in here on a Saturday afternoon in early February and found it not too busy. It has that simple look and feel meant to invite locals, not necessarily out-of-towners like me. The interior decor has the usual Oklahoma mixture of cows, crucifixes, and American flags, but there are some definite southern touches like the, "Sweet Tea" sign, and the "Support Your Local Farmer" picture.

Food portion seemed on par or slightly larger with most diners and cafes of this size, but prices seemed a touch on the lower size. I had the Double Cheeseburger, which I found to be big, enough to feed a hungry ranch hand and put him to sleep. Priced at $7.95, you'd expect to pay double that at many big city restaurants. It only came with potato chips, but I added tater-tots for another $2.00. Along with a cup of coffee, I left that place paying $12.98 when sales tax was added.

But perhaps most note-worthy was the extremely friendly service. These people are just way too happy here. My coffee was refilled three times without asking, and my food was prepared and delivered without hesitation. The staff here seems to know all their customers based on how they ask them how things are going, yet were still very kind and pleasant with a stranger like me.

Don't expect fancy here, and don't expect high end silverware and furnishing. It's still just a small town diner. Come here for the slightly bigger portions, the lower prices, and friendly service.

Michael F.

Most small towns have a little restaurant that serves the staples everyone likes. This one, however, does them very well. We got the catfish, pork chops, and chicken fried chicken. The chicken was perfect and juicy. The catfish was awesome, and the thin cut pork chops were flavorful and not over cooked.

The waitress was on point. Kept the table pre-bussed and drinks full.

This place is a small town gem.

Rick M.

Great food, friendly service..

Debora B.

The food & service has always been outstanding

Shelli W.

Every time I come here, it gets worse. I went yesterday, and the insant potatoes tasted watered down. The toast smelled funny. The steak fingers were 80% breading. When the waitress brought my food, she spilled juices from another table's food all over my table. I was about to walk out prior to ordering, after waiting too long for service, but she came first. It wasn't even busy. I wish that I hadn't stopped there. I will not be back.