Chicken Coop Inc - Langley: A Homestyle Diner Experience Awaits

This is a really good place. It has that small town feel and everyone is super nice. I had the sausage and cheese omelet with hash browns and toast. Everything was warm and tasted fresh. They had some table jelly, looked to be homemade, it was pretty good. My beautiful wife had there garbage skillet with a biscuit and gravy. She loved the biscuit and gravy. The place seemed to be clean. We did not use the restroom. Would like to try it for lunch. Looks like the had some good specials!

My parents have been coming to Langley for over 50 years . Dad has dementia so this is most likely our last trip in motorhome . This is his favorite place to eat so we take advantage of the lunch special that is under 10 bucks . You usually have choice of 3 sides and a meat .1st day had chicken tenders , lightly breaded great flavor paired with green beans cooked to perfections, pinto beans and salad with ranch(ranch dressing is homemade) . 2nd day we all had fried catfish , with coleslaw , green beans and a side salad. 3rd day special was chicken fried steak (meat was tender and juicy and the breading was crispy and flavorful) paired that with green beans , mashed potatoes, and side salad. I order the gravy side I had plenty left over . It you pass by this place and think they are to busy due to all the cars your missing out they have lots tables inside even at rush hour we were seated within minutes

The staff was so friendly and managed several large group all at once. Can’t say enough about the chicken strips! And the French toast & ham was on point!

October 2023 - Deciding to get off the highway to take the scenic route to Grand Lake, we saw a place to put some fuel in the truck we rented and pulled over. There was a good sized wood building on the lot called "The Chicken Coop"and we weren't sure if they sold food or convenience store type items. We'd been looking for a place to eat and my partner thought he smelled fried chicken so we went inside. What a nice surprise. It was a big bustling diner with lots of tables, chairs, booths and plenty of customers. We grabbed a booth and were brought paper placemats, flatware and menus. Coffee? Yes! Serving both breakfast and lunch the menus offer a lot of choices. At 11:30 AM, we were definitely in breakfast mode. I suggested to my partner that he try some of the tasty items commonly eaten in Oklahoma, so he ordered the small plate of freshly made biscuits with sausage gravy, a side of sausage patties and one pancake. I asked, one pancake? He said, that's what the menu listed. We could see why! We had to laugh. It was so large. Perfect, though, with it's rise, color, airiness, flavor and consistency. The sausage here in Oklahoma we noticed has a much finer quality to it. Very smooth, pure and lean. Still nicely flavored but with no visible grease or fat. Going with an old favorite, I had the ham and cheese omelette that came with hash browns and toast. The omelette was cooked properly - not overdone and scorched and not underdone and runny. Good ham in small cubes and melted cheddar. Grated hash browns were crispy and light. Our waitress brought me a small container of their natural homemade strawberry jam for my marble rye toast. We couldn't finish our plates but boxed up anything left. Fried chicken lovers, there was no way we were leaving without some to go to eat later, when this is obviously the kind of place you know is going to make the real fried chicken people used to eat whether out or made at home. Restraining ourselves from getting more, we each got a thigh to go. Eating it soon after arriving at our Inn, it was as scrumptious as we knew it would be. If we lived around here, this would be a regular item we'd pick up to go. Even though I don't know how many other choices there are for food of this kind in the south Grand Lake area, there really doesn't need to be one since "The Chicken Coop" is so ideal, unless it's later in the day. For locals, this is the perfect place to settle in and enjoy a finely cooked meal. No alcohol is served here. Kids menu: 2 chicken legs, tenders, grilled cheese and PBJ sandwich with choice of side @ $4.25. Salads. Open 7:00AM - 2:00PM five days a week. Closed Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Awesome resteraunt! Super friendly and homely staff, the food was very good as well. Me and my mom ordered some fried chicken and a chicken fried steak. Both were great and I wouldn't mind ordering either meal again. Maybe I would ask that the bread be toasted but it's a minor gripe and more so that I didn't ask in advance. Also I forgot my water bottle there and they were willing to ship it to me even though I was out of state! Absolutely incredible customer service, will definitely come back if I happen through the area.

Located in Langley, south end of Grand Lake this place is one of the best in the state for great home cooking. Open for breakfast at 630 and brunch until 2pm each week except Wednesday and Thursday. Fried chicken, chicken fried chicken, biscuits and gravy .. any and all is the best! Worth a trip but check operation times/dates. They change with lake season. Fast, friendly, clean with lots of room to serve many and groups.

This place is amazing. Fried chicken is top notch. Also supreme omelet is one of the best. Biscuit and gravy is homemade and taste like grandma used to make it. Even the coffee was above the normal. Highly recommend.

Was told how great this place is/was by all the locals. It's ok. Nothing great. The fried chicken was dry and I got thighs intentionally for this reason. Nothing special here. Reasors fried chicken is better. Ice tea was served with a short straw that didn't fit the glass. Had to dig the straw out of the tea. Don't see any reason to go back. Might go and try the chicken fried steak. I will update as needed.