
’50s-style diner chain for American eats such as burgers & chicken-fried steak, plus breakfast fare.
Hours
| Sunday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Filtsch Building, 101 E Oklahoma Ave, Guthrie, OK 73044
Phone: (405) 282-3777
Website: http://www.boomarangdiner.com/
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Reviews
We were greeted walking in and an empty table was pointed out for us, that was great.
We sat down, drink orders were taken. When the drinks came I could not gag down the sweet tea. It had a moldy taste to it so I asked if we could swap it for root beer. That was done but the root beer still had the faint mold taste. My husband said his pepsi did as well.
We ordered. About 15 minutes later the waitress brought the side of coleslaw. So we sat waiting for the rest of the food which didn’t come for almost 40 minutes. Half the food was cold, the rest warm. Then we noticed my husband ordered chicken tenders, but was brought burnt chicken bites.
We ate all of our food then sat waiting for the waitress to come back to point out the wrong food. She never came back. She never refilled drinks, asked how the food was, nothing. About 30 minutes later we see her cleaning bathrooms.
That’s when we decided to pay and leave. They did comp the tenders and told us they told the waitress to ask us if chicken bites was an okay substitute, she did not.
It seems this type of service happens frequently judging by other reviews. I’m also convinced the drink machines are not getting cleaned since tea and soda usually don’t come from the same machine and are made differently so there’s no reason they both should have the same gross after taste.
I had the veggie omelette which won me over on the very first bite. The hash browns were done perfectly. Coffee was tasty and plentiful.
The atmosphere takes you right back to the golden days of American diners, the 50s.
Service was prompt and friendly.
Walking in it looked like a small 50’s diner with oldies playing music over the speakers. There were pictures all over the walls of old movies and actors. Even the restrooms had signs up: “T-Birds” for the men and “Pink ladies” for the womens.
We sat ourselves down at a table and a waitress immediately came to get our drink orders. We both ordered sweet teas and she handed us paper menus filled with options. On the back is a kids menu and a place for kids to play. The teas took awhile as they were having to make more.
I ordered the Chicken Fried Steak dinner with mashed potatoes, gravy and Texas toast and my husband ordered Hamburger steak with mashed potatoes and Texas toast. Both of the meals came with small salads.
When the food arrived, it was bigger than the plate! My Chicken fried steak looked huge, it was once I was cutting into it where I found that most all of it was crust. My husband liked his Hamburger steak and couldn’t finish his potatoes before he was full. It was all delicious though besides all the crusts.
The waitress never came back to check on drinks or see how we were doing. She showed back up at the end to ask if she could clear our table and we asked for more drinks in to go cups.
Well now I can say I’ve come and experienced this Boomerang, not sure if I’d come back but maybe to try other things on the menu.