Coffee & Tea · $
1 The Shack 2.0
509 West Main Street, Henryetta
- Take-Out
Customers’ favorites
- Sandwich with Pasta Salad
- Salad Which Goes with Meal
- Grown-Up Grilled Cheese
- Ham and Cheese Sandwich
“Yummy food and cute place”
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Coffee & Tea · $
509 West Main Street, Henryetta
Customers’ favorites
“Yummy food and cute place”
Ice Cream Shop · $
816 East Main Street, Henryetta
Customers’ favorites
“First experience at a Braum’s and we enjoyed it enough to swing through on our way back! Drive through experience was incredibly quick. Burgers are solid, taste very similar to Checker’s Big Buford. Only thing I didn’t like about this location in particular is that it completely lacks any outdoor trash cans so I had to walk inside to dispose of my trash. Beyond that, great!”
Burgers · $
908 East Trudgeon Street, Henryetta
Customers’ favorites
“very clean very friendly”
Fast Food · $
504 East Main Street, Henryetta
Customers’ favorites
“I pulled up to a stall to order a caramel milkshake and large iced water with extra ice, I quickly received my order along with a sweet smile from a very friendly young man — I paid with a gift card, so he promptly took it inside and brought it back out. I took a sip of my shake, or tried anyway, to find out it was really just ice cream and caramel… not enough milk. I don’t know if there was really any milk in there at all, it didn’t look like it was blended either. I also don’t remember seeing a cherry. Well, I felt really awful for saying something and almost didn’t because he was just SO nice! I decided to, and I gently let him know what the issue was. He told me there were no worries at all, and he’ll get it to be remade. I just couldn’t get over how sweet he was! I didn’t catch his name, but he looked like a teenager. My remade shake was brought out with three cherries! Mistakes happen in fast food. School is starting back up and it’s a Friday night, so I’m sure it’s been busy. Friendly faces make all the difference, and that was the best customer service I’ve ever seen from a teenager in fast food.”
Fast Food · $
500 East Main Street, Henryetta
Customers’ favorites
“This McDonald's location is the best that I have ever visited. The management and staff are attentive, friendly, and professional. Because I have a son who has infantile autism, we sit at a booth and order from the app. They bring our order to us and make sure we have everything we need.”
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