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Unassuming eatery serving burgers, fried chicken & other American comfort food.
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Address: 21 SE 8th St, Pryor, OK 74361
Phone: (918) 825-3313
Website: http://www.goldies.com/
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Goldie’s Patio Grill
Goldie’s original Patio Grill is known for its specially seasoned charbroiled burgers, bowls of delicious pickles and friendly service.
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******GOLDIE’S PRYOR CREEK!****** Daily specials: Monday after 5: kids eat free. Call for details. 918-825-3313 Tuesday: Taco Tuesday!
Goldie’s Patio Grill – Pryor | Green Country Oklahoma | Official Site
Goldie’s Patio Grill in Pryor, Oklahoma, serves some of the best charbroiled burgers in the state. You can smell them as soon as you get out of your car.
Reviews
Jeramie OK
It’s all about the pickle bar! Good place overall. They do have some items that help breat the monotony.
I particularly love the pickle bar (included in the price). I also enjoy their fried pickles. Decent place and a viable option for lunch or an affordable dinner.
… moreI particularly love the pickle bar (included in the price). I also enjoy their fried pickles. Decent place and a viable option for lunch or an affordable dinner.
LA
We just left from having lunch 1/31/26 we had the absolute pleasure of having Taelin as our server and when I tell you the service was better than the food and the food was ABSOLUTELY SUPERB… PHENOMENAL but her smile and attention to detail was above any expectations. To whomever raised Taelin THANK YOU FOR A BEAUTIFULLY SWEET HUUMAN. And to whomever hired her YOU DID YOUR JOB WELL.
… moreB.
Clean, friendly and fast. Alexia was an amazing server!!!!
… moreNative Chick
We haven’t been here in probably 15 years. The burgers are still juicy and delicious and nothing else has changed either, the decor and booths are from my childhood.
… moreAthena Jinks
Goldie’s has a sports atmosphere with decent food. A free pickle bar with the Goldies Dinner (a cheese and grilled onion stuffed steak with 2 sides and Texas toast) was a lot of food! I enjoyed the fried okra and fresh tea.
… moreAbigail Stonebarger
When I order Togo food and ask for lemon or any other condiments I expect them to be in the bag. But no now I have to go buy anything else I want with my food and then hope said food isn’t ice cold by the time I get home. What a waste of money….. freaking do better! And maybe not have your burgers sitting in half an inch of juice in the box when the customer gets it home
… moreSpike Speedwell
A rewind of the classic Goldie’s Patio Grill experience.
I have dined at Goldie’s since the early 80’s, but after dining at the failing Goldie’s on S. Lewis a few years ago I had given up completely the hope of ever having a delicious Goldie’s charbroiled burger experience again. Bad food combined with the miserable service at that S. Lewis location, delivered the restaurant to an appropriate ending; closed. I didn’t trust the remaining Goldie’s in Tulsa or Broken Arrow to be any better. It was over, Goldie’s was history to me.
While doing a restaurant search, Goldie’s in Pryor Creek popped up with a 4+ star rating. The locals in Pryor like it. That rating may be indicative of better management and possibly less competition than the Tulsa stores. It gave me hope.
The Goldie’s sign in Pryor in nothing but a vacant ring of steel on a pole. Likely a causality of an Oklahoma storm that swept the plastic emblem and lighting into another county. You have to know where Goldie’s is located or you will drive right by the industrial looking metal building. There is a sign on the south side of the building that might be visible if you are north bound. We found it a 2:30, still filled with about a dozen diners. They were out in the next few minutes giving the staff a short break to clean tables and sweep. And soon after that, the next shift of diners rolled in. As you would expect the restaurant wears the small-town diner interior, well-worn from the local workers that frequent the place.
We parked in a comfortable booth. Immediate service, greeting us, delivering menus and taking beverage orders. The friendly waitress, back in a flash with drinks, then taking our order of two classic meals; GOLDIE’S SPECIAL WITH CHEESE [no mayo!] and the CHILI CHEESE BURGER, served open faced, covered with Chili and American Cheese, add chopped onions. Fries on the side for both. Before leaving the waitress emphasized the “help yourself Pickle Bar.” We did. A bowl full was emptied before the meals arrived.
My wife’s burger was perfect. It delivered memories of the many meals that we have had in Tulsa during Goldie’s prime. On my plate, the same perfectly cooked charbroiled beef patty, holding down an opened burger bun, then crowned with perfect, thick, hardy, delicious Texas style chili! It delivered bite after bite of pleasant memories. The coated crispy fries were a much better, modern version of the plain cut potatoes served eons ago.
The service was small town friendly and flawless
What a great lunch it was!
More reviews by Spike S. can be found on Yelp.
… moreI have dined at Goldie’s since the early 80’s, but after dining at the failing Goldie’s on S. Lewis a few years ago I had given up completely the hope of ever having a delicious Goldie’s charbroiled burger experience again. Bad food combined with the miserable service at that S. Lewis location, delivered the restaurant to an appropriate ending; closed. I didn’t trust the remaining Goldie’s in Tulsa or Broken Arrow to be any better. It was over, Goldie’s was history to me.
While doing a restaurant search, Goldie’s in Pryor Creek popped up with a 4+ star rating. The locals in Pryor like it. That rating may be indicative of better management and possibly less competition than the Tulsa stores. It gave me hope.
The Goldie’s sign in Pryor in nothing but a vacant ring of steel on a pole. Likely a causality of an Oklahoma storm that swept the plastic emblem and lighting into another county. You have to know where Goldie’s is located or you will drive right by the industrial looking metal building. There is a sign on the south side of the building that might be visible if you are north bound. We found it a 2:30, still filled with about a dozen diners. They were out in the next few minutes giving the staff a short break to clean tables and sweep. And soon after that, the next shift of diners rolled in. As you would expect the restaurant wears the small-town diner interior, well-worn from the local workers that frequent the place.
We parked in a comfortable booth. Immediate service, greeting us, delivering menus and taking beverage orders. The friendly waitress, back in a flash with drinks, then taking our order of two classic meals; GOLDIE’S SPECIAL WITH CHEESE [no mayo!] and the CHILI CHEESE BURGER, served open faced, covered with Chili and American Cheese, add chopped onions. Fries on the side for both. Before leaving the waitress emphasized the “help yourself Pickle Bar.” We did. A bowl full was emptied before the meals arrived.
My wife’s burger was perfect. It delivered memories of the many meals that we have had in Tulsa during Goldie’s prime. On my plate, the same perfectly cooked charbroiled beef patty, holding down an opened burger bun, then crowned with perfect, thick, hardy, delicious Texas style chili! It delivered bite after bite of pleasant memories. The coated crispy fries were a much better, modern version of the plain cut potatoes served eons ago.
The service was small town friendly and flawless
What a great lunch it was!
More reviews by Spike S. can be found on Yelp.
Fawn Squirrel-Davis
It’s been awhile since we’d been in, and he had a craving for a Goldie’s burger. Lol. I had the chicken tender dinner, with cottage cheese and mashed potatoes. The tenders were very crunchy and tasted almost as if they had been cooked in old oil, but I was starving, so I dunked them in the gravy that was provided, and scarfed down a couple. The staff was friendly and masked up, but we were unsure who we were supposed to pay, after waiting a bit for the check. (Like I stated, it’s been awhile since we’ve been in. Lol)
… moreHolly
I was going to give a review of having to wait for a call in order, but when I got home with the food it was soooo worth the wait. The manager that evening you could see had his hands full but was doing the best he could. The owner reached out to me in regards to the wait time and offered me a refund. He didn’t have to do that and I appreciated the offer. We go there often and will continue. The food is ALWAYS great and Locally owned. You can’t bet that.
… moreBrian Johnson
Pickle bar is alive and well. Its the same food as the tulsa stores but still a little different. Still solid and a great burger. Cooked to order. Other food is good too
… more