We're passing through Enid, OK and my husband Googled for a local breakfast restaurant and landed on Barnstormers. It's located in the Enid Airport. It was worth the out-of-the-way stop! Portions are huge! Completely satisfying and all homemade.

Service was great and very friendly, food was cooked to order, fresh, and very good. This is one of the best places we found in Enid to eat. Hidden Gem.

Your average old school diner but with a great view of the airport for kids of all ages to enjoy. The food was decent, staff was super friendly, and restaurant was clean. I would stop by if I was passing by again.

Everything is so good. Problem is deciding what to order. The ladies are amazing and the French toast is delicious.

This place just keeps getting better. Food is outstanding, service is great, folks are friendly! It is our favorite lunch restaurant in Enid!

Five stars are not enough for this place!!! The food has always been amazing! They are so popular that they're always busy but the ladies still take such good care of all customers and the atmosphere is awesome! It's neat to see the planes fly in and out while you're eating. Multiple times I've heard that people will FLY IN just to eat there!!!! And don't forget to try their pies!!!!!

Great place to fly into for a $100 hamburger. Line staff at the airport parked my airplane and filled her up with gas. The food was fast and delicious, with great service. Will definitely be back.

Everyone talks about what a great place this is for breakfast. We walk into a large round room, completely encased in windows, giving us an uninterrupted view of the airstrip. We settled into a window seat for two. The menu is simple. Breakfast items on one side, lunch on the other. A little pricey, compared to other restaurants with the same fare. It's cozy, the waitress greeted us with a warm smile. Dad ordered biscuit and gravy with a side of hash browns. I ordered the #2, which is the standard 2 eggs, meat (I chose ham) hash browns and home made bread (Or toast, but who chooses toast over home made bread?) While waiting, I had a chance to admire the small planes hanging from the ceiling. I noted 2 people sitting at the counter, 2 groups of middle-aged people and almost all of the seats at the window were taken by single, middle-aged men. I was instantly intrigued. No children. The youngest person in the room was the waitress. She was probably mid-thirties. She told us there would be a bit of a wait, as the cook had a large go order she had started on before we arrived. Fair enough. Conversation around the room indicated a regular crowd. Breakfast arrived. The ham was sliced thick, the homemade bread sumptuous. The hash brown serving was more than generous. The gravy cane in a large bowl, made from scratch, as we're the biscuits. No wonder everyone says the breakfast is good. I daresay we will be back, even if the menu prices are a bit steep. Come see for yourself!

Went to Barnstormers with a group of seniors for lunch. The place was busy. Service was impressive for waiting on a group. Food was the best I've had so far in Enid. Chicken fried steak was meaty and crunchy with real gravy that didn't taste packaged. The coconut cream pie was delightful and not too sweet. The staff works hard and stay busy throughout the lunch rush. I'm tired of seeing reviews for Enid restaurants that are over a year old so decided to leave a new one.