Everyone was raving about the fried rice but it was not that good…read more We also tried the tonkotsu ramen and the curry ramen which were also not that great. The broth is just not flavorful. The curry ramen tasted exactly like Indian curry. I was expecting a Korean flavored curry but it definitely was not that. Service was quick and super nice.

Solid spot for ramen in the OKC area. Portions are big (even the small size) with enough for…read moreleftovers if you order an appetizer. The prices are decent as well. We had the garlic fried rice which was so delicious; tasty mix of salty and buttery flavors and served in a cast iron skillet and stirred at the table right before serving. The fried rice and egg get a nice crispiness as it continues to cook in the skillet. My husband thought that this was actually better than the ramen. For ramen, I had the miso butter corn ramen which is good if you like strong miso flavor which has a creaminess to it. The braised pork belly has a sweetness to it and is tender but I wish it came with more protein and would probably add tofu or a soft boiled egg in the future. My husband had the garlic tonkotsu ramen which he thought was pretty good.

We've been coming to Cafe 501 for many years and have never been disappointed. This visit mirrored…read moreour past experiences. The menu is new (love that) with some old favorites as well. The entrance has had a light refresh as well. Gone is the big glass dessert display case but the additional walking space is nice. Sadly we learned that the cakes are being discontinued, RIP the wonderful carrot cake. Fortunately we snagged one of the last pieces. It's my understanding that cookies and other sweet treats will still be available. The menu is loaded with new and exciting choices. Deciding what to choose was a great problem to have. We started with the Trio Dipper with house made chips and balloon bread, which is like pita bread on steroids and just as delicious. The dip selections were terrific and we were brought more chips when ours ran low. Two of us ordered the Tuscan Chicken. They were exceptional bites. They were parmesan breaded chicken fritters stuffed with the tomatoes and cheese. It's an inventive take on a traditional recipe and a tasty home run! My husband ordered the Chicken Piccata, looking for a lower calorie option. The lemon butter wine sauce was delicious and it's a terrific option. The last guest chose the fried chicken which is an old and familiar favorite. You absolutely cannot go wrong. We ended the night sharing a piece of carrot cake and a salted caramel cookie.

My wife and I have eaten here 4 or 5 times in the past year. We mostly hit the Sunday brunch (table…read moreservice) but have also had lunch (counter service). We obviously enjoy the food, quality service and ambiance. It is owned by the same family that owns Boulevard Steak House and Sparrow Italian in the same building (those are also top notch, but pricey). 501 has some killer quiche, very good huevos rancheros and a good Cuban. But we both opted for the steak and eggs this time. The eggs were cooked a perfect over medium as requested and the medallions were also a medium and reminiscent of what we have had next door (coincidence?). We had another solid dining experience and will (and have) bring friends here without hesitation.

We took our son in law to this restaurant in downtown Edmond. The moment we walked in, the hostess…read moregreeted us warmly and sat us immediately. Gage, our waiter was very professional and helpful. He guided us through the menu and helped us make good choices. We started with three mule cocktails. We had the Oaxacan, the Moscow and Kentucky Mules. Everyone enjoyed the cocktails. One thing that stood out to me for my Oaxacan Mule is that the Mezcal's smoky flavor really shown through and it was not overly sweet. A very clean cocktail, which I highly appreciate! We ordered the Chef's Salad Wrap with Onion Rings, French Dip with the tomato soup, and the Philly Cheesesteak sandwich with seasonal side of grits. I enjoyed the Chef's Salad Wrap but I would probably be a little more bold next time and get the Cortez or the Reuben. I craved a lighter choice and was more sinful with the over the top delicious onion rings! Wowowow! Hubby enjoyed his soup and French dip and son enjoy his Philly cheesesteak and grits. I would definitely love to revisit and try more of their items.

I've gone to mule plenty of times and it's always a fave. They are consistent in both food and…read moreservice. I never have a complaint other than their long waits. This is my first time seeing and trying their brunch menu. They have great brunch options and the brunch bowl I got was great. The bowl with loaded with queso and potatoes. It was very filling and just enough food.

I like this place really well. I order from them quite frequently, both in store and via Door Dash…read more One of my go-to items is the Cuban melt. I am also a big fan of the Elvis smoothie. I have also had salads, wraps and other melts and they are always good. The staff is always friendly and they prepare the orders very quickly.

I used to love bee healthy cafe, but first of all I don't love the fact there's no drive thru…read moreanymore. It would be fine if the food was still good, but it's just the icing on the cake :( I got the quesadilla melt and it was basically all mayo and giant chunks of raw veggies in a tortilla. It used to be chopped well so that it wasn't unbearable to eat... but now it's just like eating a whole tomato in a tortilla with mayo. :((

The pizza here is great. The style could hang with Portland's pizza scene. What keeps my family…read morecoming back is their gluten free crust. It's rare to have a gluten free anything that has both taste and texture of a full gluten item. The gluten free pizza at Oak City is nearly indistinguishable from their standard pizza crust. It's light and fluffy, with an exceptional crunch. We have yet to have a bad pie here.

It was decent pizza, nothing too special. It didn't knock my socks off, and we didn't even save the…read moreleftovers to warm up the following day. There are many little pizza boutiques popping up around town, and as much as I hate to say it, they have a hard time beating the big boys like Pizza Hut, Little Caesars, and Mazzio's.

First, you need to go eat here by Feb. 15, 2025, to suggest names for their new robot and, if…read moreselected, a few weeks of free meals. The restaurant is not your typical mom and pop. We were greeted warmly and offered to take any table as only a couple other tables were taken. The restaurant is clean and homey with a European/ French influence in some of the food items and decor. The soft jazz playing added to the French bistro vibe. Being our first visit, we chatted with the new owner who took over from her sister. She was very friendly and engaging. When asked why beignets were on the menu she said because she loved them and travels to visit family in France on the regular. We ordered one to try and it was just like what you find at Cafe Du Monde in Jackson Square. The croissants looked tempting and like what we've had in French restaurants, but we didn't have any. The menu is undergoing a few changes expanding the breakfast offerings but will retain most of the menu items. The server was also very friendly, thorough and checked on us several times. He was also very engaging and helped us with the menu. I had the Western Omelet, potatoes and toast (brioche). The "European Butter blend" had a much better flavor than the usual packaged butter. The omelet was good and the salsa very tasty, but not spicy. My wife loved that they offered "Small Bites" for smaller appetites. She had 1 egg (cooked a perfect over medium), 2 slices of bacon and French toast (1 slice cut in half). She enjoyed her meal. We will definitely be back to sample more of the menu.

This is a nice location in Edmond. It is as described cozy. They have a pretty good menu. + They…read morealways have specials which I appreciate. Something crazy they also have. There is a robot that helps with service. Can you find better chicken and waffles, yes. You find them in Edmond? I'm not sure.

If you haven't been to The Fried Taco yet, you are seriously missing out. This place delivers on…read moreflavor, texture, and quality in a way that sets a whole new bar for comfort food. The tacos here are an absolute masterclass in execution. They achieved that elusive, perfect golden crunch on the outside without being overly greasy. Inside, the ingredients were fresh, beautifully seasoned, and perfectly balanced. Every single bite had the ideal ratio of shell, filling, and toppings. They were, without exaggeration, flawless.

Delicious! Fantastic service. I would love to visit in the restaurant!!!…read more Pretty chill place and delicious!so glad they came to our neighborhood!

This is a great brunch and lunch place with beautiful beverages. The mocha tasted more like hot…read morechocolate, but was so gorgeous that I didn't care. I'd like to return and try more dishes!

I love this coffee shop! The staff is very knowledgeable of the menu, kind and welcoming. The food…read moreis incredible, seems like the ingredients are always fresh. Their drinks are top tier! I love their Coffee lattes, matche lattes and Golden Lattes. Can't go wrong with any option really. The cafe itself is always clean and has accessible bathroom. High recommend this coffee shop in the heart of downtown Edmond!