Big breakfasts, southern hospitality, and friendly service at BBD2 Diner.
BBD2 Diner in Tulsa offers hearty breakfasts and brunch at 8218 S Harvard Ave. Guests praise fresh ingredients, oversized blueberry pancakes, fresh brewed iced tea, and friendly, homey service—embodying Southern hospitality. The spot seats a group quickly (9 in 15 minutes) and features a full menu with omelets, Benedicts, a full bar, and highly regarded Bloody Marys. Some note coffee price increases.
8218 S Harvard Ave, Tulsa, OK 74137, USA
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Enjoy hearty dishes like pancakes, omelets, and eggs Benedict made with fresh ingredients.
Indulge in weekend brunch offerings, including signature items and daily specials.
Sip on craft cocktails, including renowned Bloody Marys, beers, and other beverages.
Spacious seating for groups and families, with a welcoming atmosphere for all ages.
Host birthdays or gatherings with our catering options and attentive service for special occasions.
Overall rating
Brett Gray
We are really disappointed that they upped their prices with their new menu. $4 for a cup of coffee is wild. I really loved this place before, it was a great local breakfast option to some other chain places, but unfortunately that's no longer the case. Service is amazing here, our waitress is always attentive and nice.
Mari Rains
The best breakfast in Tulsa. This is the South location on Harvard and 81. The one on Brookside is great as well. Huge breakfast, full bar and the best Bloody Marys ever.
Rebekah Anderson
Everything was fresh and tasted great! The blueberry pancakes were absolutely delicious and so big that I couldn’t finish them. Fresh brewed ice tea and friendly service. We will be back!
Gene Engles
Went for my dad’s 78th birthday breakfast and they were able to seat 9 of us within 15 minutes! The food was tasty with omelets being my go to!
Dana Skvarek II
The food is good, the service is great. They really make you feel at home here. Really friendly and kind and just the embodiment Southern hospitality. I had the eggs Benedict, (pictured) and it was pretty darn good. Not the best I’ve ever had, but definitely up there at the top. I will definitely come back on my next trip to Tulsa, and you should too.
