Shiloh’s Restaurant

Not really sure what to say. I have read thru other reviews and agree and disagree. Good food, lousy service. Went there last week, had to wait for table, not sure why, plenty empty in back area. Oh well. Ordered the bourbon steak, carrots and mashed potatoes. The steak tasted good, cooked perfectly. Carrots not so good. Service from our waitress was nothing to brag about. She was friendly, but a little preoccupied. The hostess that day must not have been in s good mood, mumbled a lot to herself, looked like she had slept in her clothes and overall probably needed to be placed somewhere else. Not greeting and seating customers.

Got seated right away. Alicia is my waitress. Friendly enough. Came to table promptly to take order.
I ordered chicken fried chicken with gravy, fried cabbage and potatoes on side.
As I waited for order I had one of their world famous rolls which was delicious with just butter.
Good came out almost too fast. They must have everything prepared. It was alright… a little disappointed with the fried cabbage which looked boiled.
Waitress came by every 5 min. She was very attentive.
Not too bad but not great.

Like Grandma’s cooking… made from scratch, their famous chicken Salad-​awesome!, Totally delicious and memorable. Visiting family and wanted other than chain restaurant food, Shiloh’s is a must repeat.

Strawberry jelly is amazing! I love home cooking food. It reminds me of growing up in the south!

Best home cooking in Oklahoma. The service is excellent and the food is even better.

THE ONLY REASON FOR 4 STARS IS THE DELICIOUS ROLLS AND RHUBARB JAM. like seriously that jam is so good and they put it in all you can eat squirt bottles on the table. I literally also dipped my chicken salad sandwich in it. Don’t judge me.
Other than that everything on the menu seemed average and the restaurant itself has that good old, dirty, family restaurant vibe.

I’m just going to talk about their rolls. Because wow. You don’t need to bring me anything else; I’ll just take 18 baskets of these rolls. And that sauce, whatever it is – strawberry compote maybe? It comes in the ketchup bottle? Yeah, that stuff. Rolls and the ketchup bottle sauce, and I’ll be alllllllllllll good.

The food and service is excellent! If you like onion rings, you have got to try theirs.

This is probably the best down-​home cooking that you will find in the Tulsa area! Everything is homemade from the fresh rolls to the pies. I recommend the chicken fried steak dinner. And for dessert I highly recommend the homemade cinnamon buns!

Oh those rolls! That’s really all I needed, but had already ordered the hand-​battered chicken tenders. Did not disappoint. Only small complaint was lack of seasoning on vegetables but easily fixed. Homey place with friendly, attentive staff. Just off the interstate in the Clarion building. Find it, you’ll like it!

This is such a great place. Delicious food and management that take the time to really make sure you are having a good experience. I moved to the Northwest and miss the food and the feel of this place. The bread is so good it melts in your mouth and each dish is served up like a meal at grandma’s house. I have never had a bad visit here. It is a place I highly recommend and will visit as often as I possibly can. You have to give this place a try. I assure you that it will become one of your favorites.

We love shilohs for good home cooking. Breakfast here is always great, the fresh bread, rolls, and biscuits are fantastic! The food can tend to be a little greasy, so not for the health conscious, but great for a treat!

Super-​packed, but worth the wait and the crowd. The rolls are awesome and enormous. Boyfriend got the chicken fried chicken and loved it. I loved the fried cabbage and fried green beans. The portion sizes were BIG, but bf always wants to have leftovers anyway. We will definitely make a trip back.

Something has happened at Shiloh’s over the last couple of years. I once loved coming here for good Country Home Cooked Food. It seemed as if you were entering a family home, with a huge dining room. The staff was friendly and attentive, the food served hot and fresh with great attention to flavor.
I am not sure if it was sold or taken over by the drunk uncle of the family. I have attempted to return, every couple of months, hoping that whatever changed, will change back. But, instead, I can not escape this one waitress that seems to chain smoke between the time she takes your order and the time your order arrives. It seems they don’t check the odors that emanate from the staff. Refills on drinks are almost impossible and even the «Go-​To» Chicken and Dumplings has been served cool the last couple visits.
The thing is, Shiloh’s is not what it was 3 years ago. At least, not on my last several visits. It is my practice to take a break from an establishment if I receive a bad meal or bad service, with Shiloh’s it was both. But, I return and hope I find it was a unique experience. Unfortunately, that has not been the case.

Super great food, very generous portions and completely affordable. So many yummy homemade dishes! The yeast rolls and cinnamon rolls were incredible! Comfortable «home like» atmosphere. Everything we had was delicious. Our service on both occasions was great.

My sister introduced me to Shiloh’s when they had the Tulsa store open. It was a cold wet winter day and the weather had put a gloom on everything. Deb said «I’m cold and that means Shiloh’s» so we went. I would like to say that the rolls the size of a cat head that they brought out with their home-​made strawberry-​rhubarb jam was what sold me, or the menu that had a little bit of everything offered. It was the bean soup that made me a fan, fresh, hot and served in a bowl that was just a bit smaller than a number 8 washtub. We went back to work that day with warm tummy’s and smiles on our faces! I’ve been going back since and have not had a bad meal yet.

Here’s what I love about Shiloh’s: the meatloaf and the yeast rolls!
They have THE BEST meatloaf ever. It’s not full of fillers like so many restaurant meatloaves, and it is covered with a delicious tomato sauce instead of gravy. That’s the way I like it. I always get mashed potatoes to go with it. Heavenly!
The rolls are gigantic, smell like grandma just baked them, and so so yummy! In addition, they serve the rolls with a delectable, home-​made strawberry-​rhubarb jam that you drizzle out of a squeezable container. If you go to Shiloh’s for no other reason than the rolls, you must make the trip.
This is a local restaurant with home-​style cooking. They offer all kinds of yummy desserts such as pies and cakes, as well as chicken fried steak, burgers, and turkey and roast beef dinners. as well.
If you’re looking for home-​cooking, try Shiloh’s. It can get crowded, so go before and after peak times for less wait.

Turkey dinner amazing!!! homemade jellies and yeast rolls to die for chicken fried chicken is my sons favorite!!! breakfast is wonderful as well .I felt like I was at my grandmas house. loved it

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We’ve been to this restaurant a few times and really enjoy it. It has nice hometown country restaurant feel. Every time we’ve gone the service has been great. The large rolls are always fresh and the strawberry rubarb is pretty awesome. My particularly favorite meal is the Breakfast Trash with my eggs sunny side up. The prices are decent for the area. My only complaint is it isn’t good for my low-​carb diet.
Parking is pretty good, though getting back out onto 145^th can be tough due to traffic.

Disappointed by this place. I was hoping that the old diner décor would mean it was old diner style food.
Biscuits and gravy were bland. They use the disgusting fake, microwavable bacon that you would get at an old run down motel. The pancakes tasted weird– very yeasty. Coffee is weak and portions are small.
Only redeeming factor was that the people were very nice and attentive, but we won’t be back.