Mom's Diner Tulsa

I rarely visit diners for lunch or dinner, but I do when it comes to breakfast. On New Years day, my wife and I wanted breakfast. Mom's family diner pulled up on Google Maps, and off we went. The restaurant resides in a converted gas station. Walking in, you'll notice it is no thrills environment. While the place doesn't shine in decor, it does with great service, food, and value. Promptly after being seated, a waitress came over to make small talk and get our drink order. After bringing us our drinks, she informed us that our actual waitress will be with us shortly. Not much longer were greeted by another friendly waitress who took care of us during the rest of our stay. Not only was she friendly, but she was also quick and efficient. She helped guide me through selecting other sides rather than potato and bread. Our meals arrived at the same time, fresh and hot. The first thing I noticed was that the fruit I ordered was fresh cut thrasher than the fruit you get that has been in a sugar water solution. The strawberries were a nice touch. The omelet was good-sized and had plenty of filling. As for my meal as a whole, I was very satisfied. Without hesitation or explanation, they allowed my wife to order off the kids' menu. She ordered the pancake with a scrambled egg and one piece of sausage. The pancake almost covered the entire plate, bigger than we expected. The badder definitely has sugar added to it since the pancake itself tasted slightly sweet without butter or syrup. The texture of the sausage was different, not necessarily bad, but it crumble somewhat easily. Maybe they made their sausage in-house without a binder. We didn't think to ask. Our visit was enjoyable on all aspects. Service was on point, food arrived hot and delicious, and it didn't break the bank. I wouldn't hesitate to have breakfast again at Mom's family diner.