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<blockquote data-quote="okietom" data-source="post: 2117322" data-attributes="member: 18710">When I was a kid we could see the lights of Okarche 15 miles away through our kitchen window.&nbsp; When I was a young adult Eischen&#039;s was a bar that served a little food. I had chicken there before it was famous for chicken. Then it was known for having the oldest bar counter in Oklahoma. Most of the place was their grocery store.&nbsp; I actually heard women talking about not going there for food because they also ran a bar.The Tower Cafe was more known as an eating place in the late seventies and early eighties.The chicken started catching on and they closed the store and made more bar space. It was a small bar before that.If you go out to Okarche you should check out Stroh&#039;s Surplus too.If you like Eischen&#039;s you should call the order in and get it as take out. One of the reason&#039;s for the wait inside is the number of carry out orders that goes out before they serve you at the table.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="okietom, post: 2117322, member: 18710"] When I was a kid we could see the lights of Okarche 15 miles away through our kitchen window. When I was a young adult Eischen's was a bar that served a little food. I had chicken there before it was famous for chicken. Then it was known for having the oldest bar counter in Oklahoma. Most of the place was their grocery store. I actually heard women talking about not going there for food because they also ran a bar. The Tower Cafe was more known as an eating place in the late seventies and early eighties. The chicken started catching on and they closed the store and made more bar space. It was a small bar before that. If you go out to Okarche you should check out Stroh's Surplus too. If you like Eischen's you should call the order in and get it as take out. One of the reason's for the wait inside is the number of carry out orders that goes out before they serve you at the table. [/QUOTE]

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