Food and Drink

Oklahoma City’s coffee scene is growing. Prelude Coffee Roasters and Stitch are two places that you need to check out.

Is there anything better than a tasty snack in the middle of a hot summer day? As the hottest season of the year quickly approaches, here are three refreshing snack ideas to help keep you cool:

Here in Oklahoma, BBQ is a food group, and around these parts, it doesn’t simply mean throwing down some hot dogs and burgers.

The new Oklahoma City Streetcar goes through Bricktown, Automobile Alley, Midtown, Deep Deuce, City Center and Downtown. There are plenty of restaurants and things to do, no matter what district you stop in.

The cold weather in Oklahoma calls for cozy blankets, warm hot chocolate and delicious slow-cooked meals. I am an avid slow-cooker throughout most of the year, especially during the cooler fall and winter seasons. There is just something great about coming home, after being out in the cold, to a warm meal that’s been slow-cooking all day.

Hopdoddy Burger Bar is now open in Chisholm Creek, and The Oklahoma 100 staff had to check it out. Here are a few of the items we recommend for your visit:

Tired of the gas station or corporate coffee? Tulsa has many options available to broaden your coffee experience. From Foolish Things Coffee Company and Chimera on Main Street, to Nordaggios Coffee in south Tulsa, there’s a locally owned place for everyone.

Someone who loved chicken once said, “The best kind of road trip is a Chicken Fried Road Trip.”

No matter how packed your daily schedule may be, you deserve a home-cooked meal. Here are a few quick recipes that are easy to make and even easier to grab on the go.