restaurants

Get your appetites ready, Oklahoma City. With the launch of these two new dining concepts, your dinner reservations are due for an upgrade.

Plant, an all-day café serving plant-based nutritional foods, recently opened in Midtown and continues to thrive.

One thing is true, new businesses are popping up everywhere in downtown Oklahoma City. Take a drive down Main Street, and you will find a new coffee shop with delectable macaroons, called Cafe Disco.

Tired of eating at over-populated chain restaurants? Try these hidden Oklahoma gems that can’t be found anywhere else.

Oklahoma City restaurant Nonesuch has been selected by Bon Appetit as America’s Best New Restaurant in 2018. With less than a year in the marketplace, Nonesuch is quickly becoming a destination for OKC foodies. Nonesuch features New American cuisine, and the 22-seat space on 803 N. Hudson has options for everyone.

Moore residents can now get a refreshing pick-me-up with Oklahoma’s first multi-brand Dunkin’ Donuts and Baskin-Robbins restaurant located at 630 SW 4^th St.

Everyone’s seen the hype on social media of friends raving about Lyft drivers stopping at drive-thrus to satisfy rider’s late-night cravings. Taco Bell and Lyft have taken notice of the trend and decided to collaborate.

OKC is in the midst of an absolute restaurant boom with some of our top restauranteurs opening new concepts ranging from Mexican to sushi. Here are three new places to try out:

Torchy’s Tacos, a Texas staple since 2006, opened its first restaurant in Oklahoma this summer. Torchy’s is located in Norman and has been packed since opening its doors in June. Here are three tasty tacos to check out:

Green Chili Kitchen has long been Yukon’s go-to hot spot, but as of April, there’s now a new cycling-themed restaurant a few doors west on Route 66.

Some of Oklahoma’s most popular restaurants are small in square footage, but huge in flavor. Here are four of the state’s popular tiny restaurants:

A few years ago I was at Mountaintop Golf & Lake Club outside of Cashiers, North Carolina, on a golf trip and ordered a Club Special. I was stunned when the bartender looked at me blankly and asked, “What’s that?”

Oklahoma has had four restaurants featured on popular TV shows like Diners, Drive-ins and Dives. Prepare to treat your tastebuds because these hidden treasures are worth visiting.

Right in the middle of Bricktown sits a wonderful stop for a snack, meal or cocktails on the roof.

Eskimo Joe’s is undoubtedly one of Oklahoma’s most beloved restaurants. Oklahoma natives Stan Clark and Steve File opened the bar on July 21, 1975 and later started serving food in 1984.

1. Cherry Street Coffee – Located in Tulsa’s historic district, Coffee House on Cherry Street ensures your coffee is fresh.

Before you start obsessing over how you’ll fit in your bathing suit this summer, take the road less traveled to some of my favorite places for Oklahoma home cookin’. Start your food adventure at Kendall’s in Noble, where the chicken fry and cinnamon rolls are legendary. Then work your way through the list:

1. Eischen’s (Okarche) – Fried chicken
2. Original Fried Pies (Davis) – Fried pies
3. Cattlemen’s Steakhouse (OKC) – Rib eye steak
4. Hammett House (Claremore) – Pie!
5. Robert’s Grill (El Reno) – Slaw-topped Coney dog
6. Harmony House (Muskogee) – Chicken tetrazzini
7. Beavers Bend Restaurant & Country Store (Broken Bow) – Cheeseburger

Tulsa’s Take 2: A Resonance Café works to keep women out of prison, providing them with the resources and support they need to get their lives back on track.