Savoy - Tulsa

Savoy! It?s awesome! Breakfast is country-style, the way your grandparents made it! And the cinnamon rolls are the greatest thing since sliced bread! If you don?t believe me, take a look at the attached pic! If you want a family-friendly, grandma?skitchen breakfast, then Savoy is the place for you!

Where should i start first let me say this the atmosphere was that of a TV show diner the staff and guess all seemed connected in dome way, lots of smiles and love. It was our first time so they gave us a cinnoman roll and can I tell you it was theabsolute best. The food was nice and clean the portion were huge that everyone had leftovers. My price range 50$ to 100$ is theprice we paid for 3 adults to eat and we all had leftovers as the portions were massive.

I was pleasantly surprised as I had never been to Savoy before. They bake daily and shows in their bread products. The toast was fresh and on point. The biscuits were filling and fluffy. Lindsey who took our order was great. She answered our questions and despite being more than super busy with tables, she made sure our drinks were filled. I was impressed with her service. We had ham and eggs and bacon and eggs with biscuits and gravy. They eggs over easy were perfect. The cuts of meat were good and cooked perfectly. I would definitely breakfast at Savoy in Tulsa again. When you walk in ..it does not look trendy or impressive, but when you do food right you do not need trendy or impressive. Savoy Restaurant is worth checking out. The food and service do not suffer despite being busy.

This place is amazing!!! The biscuits were huge and so light. The garden omelette was packed with vegetables. Coffee was excellent and the service was great. Any trip east to west will include a stop here. Kerry was an awesome server. Plus we got coffee to go.

Classic diner breakfast...but better. I had an omlette, with mushrooms, spinach, bacon, and Swiss. It was good..really good. But the biscuits...oh my God, the biscuits. Fluffy, pillows of delicious with sausage gravy that was not too salty or too greasy, but just right. And then....there was the cinnamon roll they brought out when I told them it it was first visit. As big as my head and covered with a sweet, light, vanilla glaze...it was totally worth calories.