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Fresh paint job on the Famous Waterhole #2 building. It’s the FIRST STOP in Oklahoma on 66 , and the LAST STOP in Oklahoma on 66. It’s also the ONLY working …
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Faith Rheaume
Special Route 66 Hidden Treasure! Very quaint environment and incredible homemade country cooking. Decorated art gallery surrounds the dining area. Outdoor seating centered within a beautiful garden and pond. Simple convenience store within for essentials, unique gifts and homemade treats. A must-stop along Route 66 for a pleasant experience and home cooked meal.
… moreAustin Brasch
The owner is very friendly. All the painting on the wall are her own. A lot of neat gifts that are route 66 related. Only got a burger, but it was amazing! She has dogs outside that are unleashed, but they seemed very friendly. It may seem like a hole in the wall place to eat, but it’s a really cozy, comfortable place to have a nice, quiet meal. I will definitely be back!
… moreCathy Miller
Amazing find! The food was fantastic, and Masel is the sweetest. She treated me and my two little girls like family. This is a must visit!!
… moreLisa Skelton
The hospitality of Masel is second to none and the pecan pie and pumpkin pies she bakes are to die for. She runs this place alone so large groups may need to give her time to prepare their orders. She has many interesting stories to share. Definitely worth stopping here.
… moreIan Griffin
Masel, the owner, was a lovey host. She cooked my father and I lunch, and told us some great stories of how the place came to be.
… moreRosemary Kaszans
We were looking for an interesting diner, and we sure found it here. Texola OK has a total population of 15, but that might be an exaggeration! The Tumbleweed, and the church nearby, and maybe that ONE residence, were the only apparent viable structures in this tiny forsaken place!
But the Tumbleweed itself served us some delicious liver’n’onions and some good cherry pie and ice cream. The owner-cook-server is a tired but never-quit type lady who also paints an array of subjects and enjoys visiting with her customers. This stop was definitely a high point on our trip.
… moreBut the Tumbleweed itself served us some delicious liver’n’onions and some good cherry pie and ice cream. The owner-cook-server is a tired but never-quit type lady who also paints an array of subjects and enjoys visiting with her customers. This stop was definitely a high point on our trip.
Krisztina Fejes
Simple but nice food, lovely owner, a must stop on the way to Texas
… moreAce Frehley
The tumbleweed restaurant in Arizona located on route 66 off of I-40 we made it a point to go here because we saw a documentary and the owners a woman and a man I’m sorry I can’t remember your names her animal lovers I can’t believe that people would leave their pets in the middle of the desert and these people adopted him great bunch food was great wish they would have had some place where we could stay a motel I hope they’re all right I wanted to reach out to them but their phones no longer listed all our prayers are with you and keep up the great work with the animals and the dogs
… moredana Crow
What a great little place. The food was great. I loved the branded bun and the homemade fries were delicious. Plus, the owner was so friendly and had great stories. My girls loved hanging out on the porch and petting the animals that the owner fosters. It is not a fancy place, but nice and down home. Feels like eating dinner at grandmas house. Quaint is probably the best way to describe it.
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