Ok Cafe

Overpriced. Food is tasteless and bland. Nothing special about this restaurant. Won’t eat here again and I wouldn’t recommend. Busy street. Bathroom is nasty, no one appears to be cleaning it. Other customers sit at their tables blowing their nose, very loudly. All in all was very disappointed in this establishment

Slow. Slow. Slow. And very unorganized. All we wanted was a burger. Waited a very very long time for the worst attempt at a burger that I have ever seen.

My fiancé and I got the omelets here and they were very good. We would come here again.

Food was either overlooked, lukewarm, or incorrect order. Management offered free chocolate cake to appease our group. Cake was dry. Entrees tried: carnitas (dry and crispy), ribs (tough), meatloaf (tasty but cold). Incorrect orders delivered after most of the group had almost completed their dinner. Therefore incorrect order rejected since I don’t like eating after everyone else is finished.

Decent diner for breakfast. Right across the street from the OK Corral.

The name of this place is very fitting. The food wasn’t bad but it also wasn’t good. Same with the service and prices. It was just okay. A lot of the people working around historical tombstone recommended this place and listed it as «the best cookin’ in town» but I certainly wouldn’t recommend it to anyone visiting. Food was flavorless and bland, and the restaurant itself was put on the very edge of town.

Really enjoyed the omelettes here. I had an excellent veggie omelette with home fries that were really perfectly cooked. The coffee is as good as any Starbucks (I had an ice coffee with hazelnut) and much cheaper (I tend to think Starbucks is overrated). The lady who served us was very nice and prompt about getting us our drinks and meal. Stop here for breakfast if you are in tombstone!

Once upon a time, many years ago, this is what breakfast places looked like. These days most breakfast places are the lair of hipsters, foodies, gourmands, local-​sourcers, artisans, gustatory enthusiasts, and pretentious waxed-​moustache hooligans. But long ago, places like this dotted the land and offered darned fine breakfasts at reasonable prices with great customer service.
We came here for breakfast and were really pleasantly surprised. Sausage, Biscuits’n’Gravy, and Banana pancakes came out in large portions and were absolutely delicious. The coffee kept flowing and everyone in there was *really* nice. It’s nothing fancy, and you won’t find the words ‘artisan’, ‘organic’, or ‘hand-​crafted’ anywhere, but honestly that’s one of the things that I really liked about it.

Food was decent, portions were great, staff was friendly. I’d definitely stop here again if I came back down to Tombstone.

Friendly service. Healthy portions and great for breakfast. Pancakes large and fluffy.

My husband and the kids and I all had lunch here on Saturday. The food was decent, the service was fast and friendly and the price was acceptable.
I had a ¹⁄₃ lb buffalo burger with green chilies and cheddar cheese and it was delicious. Also, their French fries were really hot and crispy and just perfect.
I’d definitely stop here again when I’m in town.

Spent the night in Tombstone last weekend, woke up on Sunday morning desperately needing nourishment to combat the night before’s encounter with Fireball whiskey. Since it was early morning, my friend and I decided to walk to the OK Café for breakfast as it was less than a block from where we were camping (Wells Fargo RV Park).
Location:
–prime, right on the edge of the tourist strip
–easy to find, parking on the street
–next door to the Wells Fargo RV Park for those camping/​RVing
–probably the only place to get breakfast in Tombstone
Food:
–ordered the one egg plate (with hashbrowns, bacon, toast) and my friend ordered the OK special (a croissant breakfast plate). Both of us were VERY disappointed in our breakfast.
–potatoes had the consistency of being boiled then fried for a minute. Half of the potatoes weren’t browned at all. No flavor or seasoning whatsoever.
–my egg was cooked properly but again, no taste to it, which is strange. You don’t realize it, but eggs actually have a very distinct flavor on their own (rich, creamy, etc), but here it’s completely tasteless.
–croissant sandwich had no seasoning/​flavor either, sausage on sandwich was dry.
Service:
–biker friendly
–locals come here (not just tourists)
–SLOOOOWWWW to get food. We waited probably 45 minutes for our order to arrive, and the place wasn’t that busy. One of our party actually left because he had other stuff to do.
–price was under $ 15 for two people’s breakfast with coffee
OK Café seems like a legit «local» restaurant, but I just can’t imagine going back to it at this time. A wait for food (specifically breakfast) should not take 45 minutes. The lack of seasoning was the final bullet in the shootout leading to OK Café’s untimely death.

Pancakes and coffee. You want the pancakes. You want the coffee. I gave 3 stars because the eggs and sausage were good but nothing special, but the pancakes and coffee are outstanding. Light, fluffy melt in your mouth breakfast goodness at a very reasonable price, plus a very welcoming and friendly staff. Definitely would come here again.