Great service along with amazing food. It is obvious that thought and effort has been put into the preparation of the food. Do not, I repeat, do not leave without glancing at the bakery items in the case. You will thank yourself later.

Fast, excellent service. My burger was cooked medium rare which is how I wanted it. Served with a side of homemade tomato soup. Excellent food. I've been very happy with everything I've gotten here before. The place is beautiful.

I'm not sure how I heard about Queenies, whether the newspaper, local TV or word of mouth, but I'm sad it took me so long to stop by. My first was Monday, January 20th 2025 (Martin Luther King Jr. Day) around 12:30pm. I dined with a friend and there were many qualities to be impressed with. The outside presents like an upscaled diner. Though are patio seats and tables but the weather wasn't welcoming enough for anyone to sit outside. The entrance places you in between two bars, one a workstation and the other for dining. Half of the diner faces the street which gives plenty of natural light, providing a bright and welcoming sensation to the interior. The inside, from tables to decorations, takes a simplistic approach - nothing that yanks your attention and also nothing to be overstimulated by. For the space to be so tight, there's a good mix of seating styles: booths, tables, and high-top/bars. It was a busy lunch-hour. The host podium was outside and unattended. We entered to 5 or 6 people ahead of us waiting for the register, either to be seated or to pick up orders. There's a sign alongside the workstation that reads "Please wait outside" but no one was following this direction (typical of that part of town). The line didn't seem to move as more people came in than left. A worker announced to the group "If you placed an order or are waiting for a table, if you wouldn't mind waiting outside." My friend and I moved and waited outside, but no one else did (once again, typical of that part of town). Less than 15mins after that, we were called inside by an older black lady. The server brought waters and menus, which offers a mix of brunch, pastries, soups and sandwiches. It also doubles as a coffee shop so there's a good mix of offerings for every occasion. After a quick browse, the server returned and attempted to make an order on our behalf, suggesting the Santa Fe Grilled Cheese and Grilled Ham & Swiss. Instead, I ordered the Pastrami Reuben with a lemonade and swap side for soup of the day (chicken noodle soup). No longer than 15mins later, the food arrived steaming! The Reuben was beyond delightful: crispy rye bread, tender pastrami and the cheese was pressed and perfectly stretchy. It almost dissolves while chewing. The soup had a few carrots and peas, it was chunky (more chicken than noodle or soup) while the broth was blander than I'd expect but still good. Oh! The lemonade, made in-house, made a great addition! Lastly, after the meal, Mr. ETHAN HAWKE casually walked in with his family for a carry-out meal so, yeah, I was happy I came! Despite being in one of the most boujee neighborhoods in Tulsa, the value was excellent. Given the location, value and visual appeal, I can see why there's a consistent demand for this restaurant. I'd be happy to visit again at a less-demanding hour to have their coffee, try their pastries or explore the rest of their menu.

Sandwiches are delicious! Cute little place with excellent service. The desserts were very good too.

What a cute little place, with indoor and outdoor seating and a small bakery. The menu is lovely, lots of options if you need substitutions. I ordered the baby plate with gf toast. Service was spectacular. We ended up sitting outside, 9am on a Friday was surprisingly busy. But they do have heaters and blankets available for outdoor seating.

An interesting place to grab lunch. We were lucky enough to be blessed with outstanding weather so that we could dine outside! We were able to be seated right away and quickly place our drink orders. Since this was my time here I took a few minutes to review the menu. They were several interesting choices but ultimately I chose the Pastrami Reuben! It was still a good sandwich but obviously the well done rye toast took away from being a great sandwich. I would still recommend if that is a sandwich you like. My dining partners chose the Queenie Burger & the Turkey, Bacon & Avocado Sandwich. Both liked the choices they made. We selected cookies for dessert and they were very good! I had the Oatmeal Raisin and it ended the meal perfectly! If you're in the area I would recommend giving this place a try.

Yum! I see why this place is a locals favorite place. It has a fun atmosphere, service is wonderful, and the food!!! Our of this world. If I could I'd eat here everyday! The breakfast items are so good and the desserts are our of this world! Oh! They also have gluten-free and vegan options for my friends. All I have to say is go here! See, feel and taste the experience for yourself! You'll not be disappointed!

What an interesting, niche little eatery. I love Utica Square, and Queenies helps elevate the atmosphere. They are pretty busy during Saturday brunch, but my friend got lucky when she showed up ahead of us and got a table. Parking was easy as Utica provides plenty. It was a nice place to meet up and chat. They have some tables inside and outside, and the outside chairs were not my favorite. They were difficult to maneuver. I ordered a chicken salad sandwich and it was pretty yummy! It had the right ratio of flavors, not too much pepper or mayo. Their chips were good and crunchy. I asked for a to-go box, and it was a thin plastic one, which in my opinion is better sustainably than styrofoam. The waiter was a busy one but he still felt attentive to us. I would like to come back and try it again when they are less busy to get a better feel for the food and people.

My friend was raving about the tomato tart and it did not disappoint! Honestly the ideal summer snack. It is decently small so I recommend adding a half salad or sandwich - my best friend adds a Caesar! The cheddar cheese was a great addition and the caramelized onions were solid. I also ordered the turkey avo sandwich which was good, but I would get it without bacon next time - a little thick and chewy. I peeked in the pastry case and all of the cakes looked incredible! I have to come back for dessert.

Cute little brunch spot in Utica Square. Pretty busy on a Sunday around noon but we were able to get an outdoor table since it was chilly outside - there was a heat lamp so we didn't mind. They ran out of one of their blueberry french toast specials so we were a bit sad but subbed it with their regular menu custard french toast which was SO good. Fluffy, soft, with a nice custard center. We also got their eggs benedict and breakfast grilled cheese which were standard/as expected for us, not exceptionally good but not bad. Tables are a bit small for 2 on the patio but we made it work.