Hours
| Sunday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 6 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 6 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2333 E Cherokee Ave, Sallisaw, OK 74955
Phone: (918) 775-5506
Website: https://sherrysfarmhousekitchen.shop/
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“What a gem!! Very eclectic, very old building! Very friendly staff! The best part is the FOOD!!! OMG!! The standout so far is the green goddess grilled cheese …
Reviews
Pablo O
The food was great and so was the atmosphere. Yes, the service was slower than some places but they checked on us every moment they could which is impressive for 2 ladies running the store. I’m grateful our waitress warned me saying that I would not be able to finish meal and a cinnamon roll. The cinnamon rolls are very large and delicious. I got a cowboy breakfast which was a great portion along with sweet pancakes that filled me up. My friend has an omelet and burger which both said we’re good. Would definitely come back. Breakfast is served all day long.
… moreElzie B Hickerson
I’ve eaten here for years and it’s always been good and very good service! Be sure to check out the pie! They have different size tables and booths to accommodate singles or big groups. Cozy atmosphere and definitely country decor!
… moreFollow the Beard
Stopped in for some good American fare was not disappointed. From pancakes to burgers to homemade pies, fried pickles, the housemaid ranch dressing was insanely good, and I don’t eat ranch. Pan cakes were fluffy, and delightful. Omelet was large, hash Browns were crisp, décor was Charming, the service was really, really good. Definitely recommend, thanks to sherry’s and their staff for a wonderful visit
… morevalerie freeman
The staff was phenomenal. Our glasses never got below half full. The food came in huge portions at a very reasonable price. It was almost like eating at grandma’s house…. almost.
If you get the chance to stop at this little kitchen, I highly recommend it.
… moreIf you get the chance to stop at this little kitchen, I highly recommend it.
Ted Ferretti
Sherry’s Farmhouse Kitchen – Southern Hospitality Served Up Right
Tucked away like a good biscuit recipe, Sherry’s Farmhouse Kitchen serves up classic country fare in a setting that feels like Grandma’s dining room—if Grandma kept her floors spotless and her tea syrupy-sweet.
The place was clean and inviting, with a down-home charm that matched the name right down to the rustic décor and friendly smiles. I kicked things off with a generous dinner salad—simple, fresh, and piled high enough to remind you it is a farmhouse kitchen, after all.
My main dish was the ground sirloin, better known to most folks as a hamburger steak, served alongside a baked potato. The food came out quicker than I expected, but let me tell you—I should’ve hollered “well-done” when I ordered. That steak was still mooing at me when I sliced in. But credit where it’s due: my waitress caught the look on my face faster than a mama catches a kid sneakin’ a cookie, and she had a fresh, fully-cooked plate on the table in no time flat.
The second helping was worth the wait—tender, savory, and smothered in rich brown gravy and sweet grilled onions. Toss in a warm, fluffy dinner roll that nearly took up half the plate, and I was in comfort food heaven.
Service was spot-on throughout, with drink refills coming like clockwork. Just a heads-up, though—if you order the sweet tea, you better brace yourself. It’s got enough sugar to jump-start a tractor.
At $15.99 for salad, entrée, drink, and a roll big enough to call dessert, I’d say the value’s as good as the gravy.
If you’re looking for a clean, honest-to-goodness Southern meal with heart, Sherry’s Farmhouse Kitchen is worth pulling off the road for. Just remember to say “well-done”—unless you like your steak to talk back.
… moreTucked away like a good biscuit recipe, Sherry’s Farmhouse Kitchen serves up classic country fare in a setting that feels like Grandma’s dining room—if Grandma kept her floors spotless and her tea syrupy-sweet.
The place was clean and inviting, with a down-home charm that matched the name right down to the rustic décor and friendly smiles. I kicked things off with a generous dinner salad—simple, fresh, and piled high enough to remind you it is a farmhouse kitchen, after all.
My main dish was the ground sirloin, better known to most folks as a hamburger steak, served alongside a baked potato. The food came out quicker than I expected, but let me tell you—I should’ve hollered “well-done” when I ordered. That steak was still mooing at me when I sliced in. But credit where it’s due: my waitress caught the look on my face faster than a mama catches a kid sneakin’ a cookie, and she had a fresh, fully-cooked plate on the table in no time flat.
The second helping was worth the wait—tender, savory, and smothered in rich brown gravy and sweet grilled onions. Toss in a warm, fluffy dinner roll that nearly took up half the plate, and I was in comfort food heaven.
Service was spot-on throughout, with drink refills coming like clockwork. Just a heads-up, though—if you order the sweet tea, you better brace yourself. It’s got enough sugar to jump-start a tractor.
At $15.99 for salad, entrée, drink, and a roll big enough to call dessert, I’d say the value’s as good as the gravy.
If you’re looking for a clean, honest-to-goodness Southern meal with heart, Sherry’s Farmhouse Kitchen is worth pulling off the road for. Just remember to say “well-done”—unless you like your steak to talk back.
RLJ RLJ
A fun country cafe / store atmosphere keeps you entertained while the quick service prepares great food. I enjoyed a country breakfast skillet which was served on piping hot cast iron platter which kept the food hot during the whole time it took to eat it. Nice hot crispy home fries / hash browns down to town last bite. Wonderful coffee with prompt Refills. Great place to stop in for a bite. Portions are Hugh, prices are low.
… moreScott Odom
what a wonderfull place to eat, the food is awsome ,no matter what dish.. the pies are so good.
… moreRandy Jones
Making the trip back from Western Nebraska and hit Sherry’s about dinner time. Had the chicken salad and it was tasty, fresh and hit the spot. Finished with a peanut butter-chocolate pie.
… moreMsShannab
The food is great, but if you aren’t from around here, don’t expect to get the same service as the regulars that the staff knows by name, nobody was especially friendly except the younger blonde with the tattoos (or maybe it was just my RBF because I was tired, maybe I was the one giving off bad vibes, idk). I don’t think anyone was deliberately rude, but after I got my food, I wasn’t not checked on again, and in fact, the woman walked past my table several times to check on others. The total visits to my table by my waitress were exactly three times. Drink, order, food. The check came with the food, and though it probably wasn’t intentional (I hope) that definitely made me feel as if they didn’t want me to stay long. I finally asked two other people for more coffee because my waitress never returned. Aside from the service, they seemed super friendly to the other people around, like they all knew eachother, so again, I don’t think they were intentionally trying to make me feel unwelcome, it’s just a small town thing, I guess. Worth a stop for the food either way. Excellent pork chops. I’m sure I’ll stop again next time I pass through and give the service another chance. The cook deserves a raise, though.
Edit: I wrote this at the table while finishing some work and they did come by one more time to ask if I needed a refill on my coffee.
… moreEdit: I wrote this at the table while finishing some work and they did come by one more time to ask if I needed a refill on my coffee.
John Enderle
We stopped off on the way home from Missouri for a quick bite. It was after 8pm. When we walked in it looked like your typical side of the road diner / resteraunt. The server was sweet, informative on the food and establishment. We thought the prices were a bit high, but when we received our food we soon found out why. Huge portions! And the food was so good! My father had pancakes and they were huge! My mother had the country fried steak which she loved, the flavor and the portion was nice. And I ordered the breakfast burrito (breakfast served all day) and tater tots. The burrito was a good size and grilled on the flat top which was so perfect. The amount of tots I got was insane and I loved them! Then you MUST try the desserts. We got a cherry pie pocket and pumpkin pie slice. They were also big and so yummy! I definitely recommend this place if youre looking for a place to eat, other than the fast food in the area.
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