
Hours
| Saturday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–5 PM |
| Monday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 6 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3823 E 51st St, Tulsa, OK 74135
Phone: (918) 764-8191
Website: http://www.applebarrelcafe.com/
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Reviews
We were greeted very warmly and seated immediately. The staff is super friendly and I love how everyone was all smiles and everyone checked on us.
The food was totally phenomenal for a diner!
Even though we went about 2:00 we decided breakfast would be the first thing we tried because my husband judges a place on their biscuits and gravy. Lol
I was even surprised that I could get sugar-free syrup for my pancake.
All the food came out hot and delicious. We will definitely put this at the top of our list of places to go.
Service and food were good. Management was not.
Our server, Melody, was excellent, attentive, professional, and did a great job. Food came out on time and was decent. Based on service and food alone, this would be a 5-star visit.
The issue is management and how veteran benefits are handled at this specific location.
This location says it offers a military discount, but it is extremely restricted. Even if the veteran is paying for the entire family, the discount applies only to what the veteran personally eats, not the full check. If the veteran does not order a full meal and only orders a side (for example, fries), no military discount applies at all.
On top of that, I was told that you must choose between the military discount and tax-exempt status, and they will not apply both. Tax-exempt status is not a “discount”, it is a legal exemption that applies to qualifying veterans. Being told to choose one or the other is confusing and frustrating.
I asked to speak with the owner for clarification. The owner was present but chose to send someone else, who stated that other locations were “wrong” for honoring it differently and stood by this policy. The explanation was dismissive and did not clear up the inconsistency. C’mon, it would have been only a $5 discount on the entire $50 check.
To be clear, no restaurant is required to offer a military discount, and that is completely acceptable. The problem is advertising or mentioning one, then applying it so narrowly, and tying it to tax-exempt status in a way that leaves veterans feeling nick-picked rather than appreciated.
Veterans, consider this a heads-up:
If you eat at this Apple Barrel on 51st near Yale, do not expect the same veteran or military treatment as other locations. Expect to pay full price, and be aware you may be forced to choose between a discount and tax-exempt status.
Because of management’s handling of this, I will not be returning to this location, though I will continue visiting other Apple Barrel locations.