I've been a long-time patron of City Bites, and one thing I've noticed over the years is the…read moreportion sizes sometimes felt like they were shrinking. I've even "cruised" past ordering spuds or cookies in the past because I didn't always think the value was there. With this newer location, though, I may need to rethink that. On this visit I grabbed a to-go order of two spuds and two cookies. My wife wanted the Turkey Spud and I tried the Baja Spud with chicken. The first thing I noticed right away--the potatoes were huge! Honestly, some of the most impressive sized spuds I've had from City Bites in quite some time. My wife's Turkey Spud was loaded, easy to see the generous amount of turkey piled on top. She was happy, which means I was happy. My Baja Spud, on the other hand, looked good but didn't quite deliver the same way. It felt light on the chicken and a little heavy on the sour cream. The flavor was fine, but the balance of ingredients wasn't what I expected, especially compared to how well-topped my wife's potato was. Thankfully, the spud itself was large enough that I could share with her and still be satisfied. Now, the cookies. I've been vocal in the past about how City Bites cookies have gotten smaller with less icing, which was disappointing since their Pumpkin Cookie has always been a personal favorite. This time I was pleasantly surprised--the Pumpkin Spice and Snickerdoodle were closer to the classic City Bites cookies I used to love. Bigger, better, and more in line with what they should be. A perfect sweet ending to our meal. Overall, I left impressed with the portion sizes and especially happy with the cookies. The Baja Spud could use more chicken, but between the generous potatoes and the nostalgic return of the cookies, this location gives me hope that City Bites is stepping things back up.

I was craving an Italian sub and looked for a place close to my house offering one - this was it…read more The restaurant was clean and quiet - the staff at the counter greeted me and politely took my order (The Italian) and had it ready to go in less than five minutes. The sandwich was delicious and low cost, which makes me want to try another kind in the future. They also offer baked potatoes which sound really good in cooler weather.

Sweetest little place. Very small, intimate setting. Family owned. FABULOUS kolaces! 10 fruit…read moreflavors and cream cheese. My favorites are the cream cheese and apricot you can get two of them and a cup of coffee for $4.00. They also have lunch and dinner items, which I have yet to try ( but am hoping to soon)! Got so excited about it that I ate them before I could take a picture! Make sure to give them a try!!

The food was DELICIOUS! I had the Bohemian Chicken. I brought home a selection of kolaches to put…read morein the freezer.

Our hometown pizza shop! Always great tasting pizza. Love that we have this right around the corner…read morefrom us!

The pizza was horrible! I paid over 50 dollars for our order. I totally wish I could get a refund!…read more Never again will we be ordering pizza from Piedmont Pizzeria.

So over these people!!! Ugh!! Ordered these people for my family, since I've moved out of the city…read more After several years of not patronizing them... I thought maybe things had changed! Boy, was I wrong!!! I thought I was ordering a meaty deal, original! I got a cheese and veggie sandwich! So $11 for some darn cheese! So I called them and of course the blame was placed on me. But they can't even get the chips right 2 sour cream and onion, 1 vinegar = 1 sour cream and onion, 1 vinegar and 1 regular!!! The rudeness and the "sorry you ordered it that way" attitude tells me that "I don't actually care about my customers, as long as I get my check" Go back to school, learn to do better and please remember.... You applied for that job, so act like you freaking deserve to have it! Again disappointed!!!

We got there around 2:00 pm on Thursday. We were surprised of how many people were there eating at…read morethat time of the day. We came for the $2.99 small sandwich for customer appreciation day. Asia was the amazing cashier who helped us with a smile. She said they had been very busy all day, selling a lot of cinnamon rolls. The sandwiches are good but they are more bread than anything. They do not sell cinnamon rolls without white frosting so we did not try. The eating area was very clean. Also they do offer a senior citizen discount which was very nice.

Solid City Bites locale with a nice selection of different sandwiches, big interior and great…read moreservice and also conveniently located off of the main thoroughfare of MacArthur.

I used to love City Bites and now it is slowly dropping off of my go to places to grab a bite I…read moreeat. I believe others have caught them and passed them by. I grabbed a sandwich with my wife and her friend and it was just mediocre. I didn't even grab a cookie since they have lost their appeal to me. I'm not saying it's a bad place to eat it's just not right for me any longer!

It's a food truck! I had heard about it a year ago and have chasing for a long time . I finally…read morefound it out west Edmond. The sliced briar really good. And we're good! Then came the ribs! I've had some pretty good ribs in last 70 years. I would highly recommend Albert G's I Tulsa. These ribs were absolutely freaking amazing! The bark was incredible the meat warm and juicy! So tender you don't need no teeth for those ribs! Best ribs o have lapped a lip around!

Barbells & BBQ - A Hidden Gem in a Food Truck!…read more What a fantastic and unexpected stop for dinner! My wife and I stumbled upon Barbells & BBQ while discussing where to eat, and I'm so glad we did. Sometimes the best meals come from unplanned detours, and this one did not disappoint. The menu is straightforward, but that's exactly what makes it shine. Instead of overwhelming you with endless options, they focus on doing a few things exceptionally well -- and it shows in the flavor and quality of every bite. My wife went with the Brisket Nachos, and they were phenomenal. Perfectly smoked brisket layered over crisp chips, cheesy goodness, and all the right toppings -- easily a dish I'd return for again and again. I chose the Brisket Sandwich paired with their Brisket Beans, and both hit the mark. The beans were some of the best I've had -- smoky, rich, and hearty. The sandwich was loaded with tender brisket; next time I'll just ask for a little extra BBQ sauce, but it was still a fantastic meal. The passion behind the food is clear, and even the owner mentioned they hope to make this spot a permanent home for the truck. I certainly hope so too -- because for a food truck, this one is at the top of the list. Lucky for me, they're only a few miles from home, which means I'll be back very soon. If you love BBQ, do yourself a favor and track them down -- your taste buds will thank you.

They have a store in Piedmont now! This shop has become my "go to" place to get quality and…read moredelicious beef. When we left Washington state 3 years, we were continually disappointed with the quality of beef offered both in Texas and our current OKC residence. I'm really impressed with the quality and cut of the sirloin steak. It's almost as tasty as the NY strip steak.

Great food and great people!!! They also have Scott Farms products that you can take home and make…read moreanother day!! Highly recommend!

Got two of the firecracker breakfast bagel sandwiches and it was pretty decent. Was really looking…read morefor a fresh made breakfast sandwich but in a pinch stopped here. Brought them home and put them in the oven to take them from warmish to piping hot and was surprised how much flavor the sandwich had. Fast, but I'm so over the tip button. Pay people a living wage, ordering at a counter and getting handed a paper sack shouldn't be an interaction where I'm asked to tip for the place being open.

Friendly service but the food on the other hand isn't very good. I ordered a Jalapeño breakfast…read morebagel sandwich. The bagel tasted store bought fresh out of the bag and not toasted. The slice of American cheese was stone cold with no effort to heat it up and melt it, and bacon bits were used instead of bacon. I imagine that this is what a bagel sandwich would taste like if it came out of a vending machine.