Ann's Chicken Fry House

Ann's Chicken Fry in Oklahoma City has served tasty homestyle food for decades.  Located in a one-time gas station, the restaurant has a cozy and intimate feel with a retro flair, but seating is limited, so get there early and avoid the rush.  Steeped in nostalgia, this Route 66 landmark – notable for the Pepto Bismol-pink Cadillac and vintage police car parked out front – elevates the humble chicken fried steak to high art. Try it the way it was meant to be eaten with mashed potatoes and cream gravy, ordered with a side item of your choice. Ann’s also boasts wonderful ...

Ann's Chicken Fry in Oklahoma City has served tasty homestyle food for decades.  Located in a one-time gas station, the restaurant has a cozy and intimate feel with a retro flair, but seating is limited, so get there early and avoid the rush.  Steeped in nostalgia, this Route 66 landmark – notable for the Pepto Bismol-pink Cadillac and vintage police car parked out front – elevates the humble chicken fried steak to high art. Try it the way it was meant to be eaten with mashed potatoes and cream gravy, ordered with a side item of your choice. Ann’s also boasts wonderful fried chicken and fried green tomatoes, as well as salads, chili, hamburgers and more.  Save room for dessert, and sample deep-fried peaches or coconut pie.  Lunch specials are served Tuesday - Friday, and a children's menu is available daily.  Ann's Chicken Fry doesn't accept credit cards, so make sure to bring cash when you visit.