Opened in 2007, Pops quickly established itelf as an iconic landmark, striking a chord with Route 66 fans both old and new.

It's modern design may set it apart from the typical Route 66 restaurant or soda bar but the 66-foot illuminated soda bottle out front (the worlds largest soda bottle) certainly gives the place that familiar Route 66 kitsch! The roadside soda bottle weighs 4 tons and although appears to be made from neon tubes, is actually lit by LEDs, providing a spectacular light show each night.

Pops boasts a strong selection of burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, salads and home-style dinners including a mouth watering chicken quesadilla and beautifully prepared chicken fried steak.

Boasting over 500 kinds of soda, including their very own Round Barn Root Beer, and a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Pops makes for a unique rest stop and a welcome addition to the Route 66 experience. The glass walls of the restaurant are decorated with shelves of soda pop bottles, arranged by beverage color. 

With over 700 types of soda you can take your taste buds on a journey with classics like root beer and cream soda all the way through to the weird and wonderful like bacon and beef jerky!

Visitors recommend Pops for it's generous portions and friendly waiting staff, as well as it's great atmosphere. Pops will certainly be a hit with the kids and is a welcoming stop for families. The gift shop sells a very good variety of Route 66 memorabilia as well as your personally-selected six-packs of bottled soda.

“A new icon on the old road, but very cool especially after dark. It’s in Arcadia, OK, close to the round barn”.