Oklee Cafe

Parking: Plenty close parking Kid-friendliness: Yes Wheelchair accessibility: Yes

I am visiting this area and I enjoyed this place the food was awesome the service was great they are very friendly people and the history in this building is a must see I'll be going back for sure ?

Parking: Street parking Kid-friendliness: Jason and Jill very nice and concerned about quality Wheelchair accessibility: No steps

Like most of the reviews, I want to mention that the good was good, especially for the price. That's great, and is probably most of what someone would be interested in when looking for a place to eat.Beyond that though, the cafe is located in a multi-use building that also contains a very small museum dedicated to the community. Likewise, the south wall of the cafe itself is covered in the pictures of local servicemen and women going back to the First World War. While many of the particular items displayed are mundane individually, such as a newspaper clipping or a band uniform, they collectively form a snapshot of another chapter in American history as it played out in small communities across the country over the last century and a half, Oklee being one of these.The fish sandwich was good, I had two.

You guys hardly answer your phones so I honestly can’t tell you if the food is good or not