
Chill deli offering sandwiches, soups & American dinner classics (meatloaf, fish) plus beer & wine.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 402 E 2nd St S, Tulsa, OK 74120
Phone: (918) 938-6382
Website: http://www.dillydiner.com/
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Reviews
Our server (I’m kicking myself for not catching her name!) was absolutely amazing. She handled our massive group with grace, kept everyone’s orders straight, and made sure we all felt taken care of. Seriously, she deserves all the recognition.
Now let’s talk food—because wow. Everything was delicious, but I have to give a special shout-out to the roasted beets. They were chef’s kiss perfection. The turkey club sandwich was stacked high and loaded with fresh ingredients, the biscuits and gravy plate was comfort food at its finest (those crispy potatoes!), and the Caesar salad was fresh and generously portioned with plenty of croutons and shaved parmesan.
The atmosphere has that classic diner vibe with marble tables and a bustling energy that somehow still feels welcoming. It’s the kind of place where you can bring a crowd, enjoy solid food, and leave happy.
I wish I could remember our server’s name to give her proper credit—she truly made the experience. If you’re in Tulsa and need a spot that can handle your crew without sacrificing quality or service, Dilly’s is your place.
He had tacos with potatoes and I got the waffle and egg whites. He ordered the potatoes crispy – totally recommend! The apple juice is strong and the orange juice has a twang. But, they were ok.
The dining was a little tight, but doable. There’s a small bar that serve mix drinks and beer. There’s some seating on the lower area, with more seating upstairs. The restrooms are neat, clean and odor-free. The service was kind and friendly. I can’t eat pork, beef, onions and garlic, but they have substitutes. The chicken can be fried or grilled. There’s also veggie sausage and veggie burgers.
The 2 cons:
1. Parking – The place is in downtown Tulsa, so the parking is limited and there’s some on the street.
2. Pricing – The menu is limited because it’s all farm fresh food. The quality is excellent, so expect a higher priced meal.
All in all, it is a great place to eat either alone or with a group. A definite repeat! Totally recommended!!
The breakfast burrito was very large and was quite good.
Street parking was $1 per hour, reasonable if you can find a spot.
10 out of 10 recommend