Sunday Mornings Belong to Families (We Open at Seven Just for Y'all)
Sundays run on a different clock at Mom's — doors at 7, out by 3, and three generations squeezed into one booth. A little note on why it's our favorite day of the week.
Monday through Saturday we run the long shift — 6 AM to 8 PM. But Sundays we do things the old way: open at seven, close at three, and let the afternoon belong to naps and ball games. Those eight hours are the loudest, happiest service of our week.
Built for the whole pew
After-church crowds mean big tables, and the menu is built for them. Grandparents get the Liver & Onions or the Roast Beef Dinner. Parents go for skillets and omelets. And the kids menu keeps kids 12 and under fed: junior burgers, grilled cheese and more, with fries or fruit.
High chairs, boosters, syrup everywhere — bring it all. That's what Sundays are for.
"The best sound in a diner is three generations arguing over the last pancake."
Four counters, same Sunday
Whether your booth is on Mingo in East Tulsa, Yale in mid-town, Elm Place (Store #2) or Queens Street in Broken Arrow, the Sunday rhythm is the same: coffee first, pancakes fast, nobody rushing your table.
Doors open 7:00 AM at Tulsa and Queens Street — and even earlier at 6:00 AM on Elm Place. See y'all after the sermon.
Taste the story yourself
Everything above is on the menu right now, at all four locations.
