Coming from Seattle, I have a high bar for quality coffee, and 30th St Market did not disappoint!…read moreWe dined in on a beautiful Saturday morning. Yes, dined in! With plenty of seating indoors and out, we had no problems finding a table to accommodate our party of three. I ordered an iced vanilla cinnamon latte that was smooth and creamy, and to go with it the raspberry almond bow croissant. First off, the bow shape is adorable! Filled with raspberry - almond filling and dusted with powdered sugar, the croissants flaky outer layers and doughy inside was the perfect pair to my latte!

(4/5) I stopped by…read more30th St. Market and tried the Italian sandwich. The food was definitely the highlight of the visit. The sandwich was made with fresh bread, quality Italian meats and toppings, and had great flavor throughout. The ordering process was simple, and the food came out quickly with a buzzer system that lets you know when it's ready for pickup. The reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 has more to do with the dining experience than the food itself. The dining area felt pretty warm during my visit. I'm not sure if it was because of the heat outside or if the AC wasn't keeping up, but it was noticeable. There was also a fly flying around while I was eating. Another small issue was the water station. Water is self-serve, which is fine, but the cups provided are extremely small, so I found myself getting refills multiple times. The restaurant is also largely self-service, from picking up your food to cleaning up after yourself. That said, the sandwich itself was excellent. Prices are on the premium side, but honestly not out of line with what places like Subway or City Bites charge these days. The quality of the food was very good, and I'd definitely come back for another sandwich.

Really great service, ambiance and taste. Simple menu items done really really well. An amazing…read morefine dining experience

The atmosphere feels elegant! I mean, we are sitting in a glass atrium with a fountain in the…read moremiddle! Service was impeccable. The fried artichoke starter is a MUST. I've been here several times and always order this and it's always a hit. The burrata was tasty, though they really don't give enough of the croquettes to finish the burrata and tomatoes. The chicken sando wasn't what we expected. With the term "sando" we were thinking it was like the Japanese style sandwich. So that was a little disappointing, though it still tasted pretty ok. The RH Burger wasn't anything special so unless you're dining with a picky eater, I'd recommend other dishes. I really enjoyed the shrimp vegetable salad, but I don't believe it's still on their menu. I'm told they change out items monthly. The Chinese chicken salad is a popular dish and i can see why. It's a tower of flavor that's worth a try. And lastly, we ordered a lobster roll with caviar. It was REALLY good. The texture of the lobster was light and fluffy and the caviar added the right amount of saltiness. Highly recommend making reservations to ensure a table without a wait.

Date night dinner at Picasso in the Paseo. This is a very good restaurant. We have been dining…read morehere for years. Love their vegetarian dinners. However, I am really tired of their inconsistent approach to requiring identification when ordering alcohol. A few years ago we were there for dinner and we ordered wine. They asked for my DL and I produced it. They asked for my wife's and she didn't have it with her. When we go out she does not take a purse, wallet or phone. So they would not serve her. We left. Then a few years go by and they never ask for ID. Then the next time they want ID. Sometimes they ask for ID, sometimes they don't, and we are well beyond that time in our life where anyone would question whether we are 21. This is the only restrauant, anywhere we have had the ID problem for my wife. Maybe Odell's law is helping the situation. With respect to food and service for this meal it was all very good. They may have the best fish and chips in OKC.

I've been away from Oklahoma City for a while, so I was genuinely excited to come back and try some…read morenew spots. This place isn't your typical brunch destination at first glance, but that actually made me even more interested in giving it a try. Parking is street parking only. It is not the worst situation, but depending on the time of day you might need to drive around a little before finding an open spot. It is manageable, just don't expect to pull right up to the door unless you get lucky. Once we walked inside, my party was greeted almost immediately. We were seated quickly, and the space had a warm, inviting feel. It struck a nice balance between classic and modern, almost like a hidden gem that still has a polished, slightly upscale atmosphere. It felt familiar and comfortable, but still special enough for a weekend brunch. Our server was friendly and attentive. He checked on us several times, but always timed it well so it never felt like he was interrupting the conversation or the flow of the meal. I ordered the Okie Breakfast along with the Hot Stack Waffles. The standout item on the plate was the soft scrambled eggs. I usually don't think too much about restaurant eggs one way or the other, but these were genuinely delicious, even without cheese. They were creamy, flavorful, and cooked exactly right. Honestly, I don't think I've had scrambled eggs at a restaurant this good before. The brunch potatoes were equally impressive, seasoned well and cooked to that perfect balance of crispy edges and soft centers. The bacon and sausage didn't quite hit the same level for me. They were fine, but not memorable. The bacon could have used a little more time on the grill to give it a crispier texture instead of the softer bite it had. The sausage links were acceptable but didn't add anything special to the dish. They felt more like standard breakfast sausage rather than something that elevates the plate. I was really looking forward to the bacon biscuits and gravy, especially since most places serve it with sausage gravy instead. Unfortunately, this part of the meal fell short. The biscuits were quite thick, and the gravy itself felt a little too light. I think the dish would have tasted much better if the biscuits had been split open, buttered, and had the gravy poured over both halves so the flavor could soak in. Instead, it leaned on the dry side, even though there was gravy on the plate. As for the Hot Stack Waffles, they surprised me. The first few bites were absolutely delicious, but after that I noticed a caramelization on the outside that made them extremely sweet. It almost tasted like candy, which gave me a bit of a sugar overload. Without syrup, the sweetness was already intense, and with syrup it became too much for my taste. The texture was nice and smooth, but the sweetness was stronger than what I usually look for in waffles. Drinks were exactly what you'd expect. It's hard to go wrong with champagne and juice, and they were simple, refreshing, and enjoyable. Overall, I had a nice experience. The service was good, the environment felt comfortable, and there were definitely some standout parts of the meal, especially the eggs and potatoes. I'm not sure if I would go out of my way to return during my next visit to Oklahoma City, but I do think it is worth trying at least once if you are local or nearby. There is potential here, and depending on what you order, you might walk away very happy.

Its been years since I was able to eat at Whiskey Cakes! We are in town for a volleyball tournament…read moreand wanted some good food. So the daughter and I headed on over to see if its still as good as I remember. Crab cake appetizer. You only get 1 but it had some great flavor with the remoulade sauce. The only negative was the tiny pieced shell in the crab cake. Unfortunately thats almost a given for fresh pulled crab meat. Farm salad was very fresh and had a great dressing. I believe it was a white balsamic vinaigrette. I ordered the ribeye,With garlicky spinach. The steak had great flavor. I wish it would have been more tender. But overall, the cut of steak was really good. My daughter ordered the New York strip with fingerling potatoes. The way she demolished that steak tells me that she was hungry and that it was delicious. Naturally, we ordered the whiskey cake for dessert and it did not disappoint. It was everything I remembered. From the spiced pecans to the bourbon cream sauce. I hope to stop by before I leave town and get another one for the road!

I am a Whiskey Cake fan through and through! This is the type of restaurant that ensures everything…read moreon their menu is specifically chosen because they do it well, therefore you can be rest assured that whatever you order is going to be very, very good. Their menu has some core offerings that don't really change, along with other items which are seasonal based on whatever ingredients are available locally. Most things served in the restaurant are made in-house from scratch and those ingredients are sourced locally in Oklahoma which I find to be pretty awesome! Their burgers are delicious, so its extremely hard for me to come here and order something other than that, but I have still been impressed when I have ordered other types of entrees. Lastly, you have to try their whiskey cake at LEAST once. I'm weird about my desserts and only eat one type of cake, one type of pie, one type of ice cream, etc... well, I have make an exception for cake. The only type of cake I eat is regular white cake w/ buttercream icing, but I had to create a lone exception for Whiskey Cake's whiskey cake.

We love republic! Great place to grab drinks or watch a game. TVs are every where and their service…read morejs always on point. I feel like I can barely drink half a glass of something before someone is coming to refill it. We love their pub shrimp appetizers! My fav menu items are the steak Cobb and republic burger. They do different specials as well so there's always new things to try. Always a great spot to grab dinner or happy hour. They have a patio as well with TVs.

If you go in expecting just meh food with a glass of beer, your expectations will be met. Nothing…read morewas necessarily bad, but it also wasn't great. Well maybe except the kids corn dogs. They seemed to love them, but it's not hard to mess up a plate of batter fried food. The chicken lollipops maybe could've been really good, but I'm not a honey BBQ fan. Even just a plain buffalo option or something more unique like a sweet gochujang. Really wish there were just any other flavor options than BBQ. But I did like the pairing with the pickled onions and pickle slices. The ribeye sandwich was the biggest let down though. The meat was thin and dry. I was expecting a grilled ribeye, just sliced for a sandwich. But it was more like Philly cheesesteak type of meat. The mayo was heavy handed. It needed something to brighten up the flavors a little, like maybe more horseradish and a drizzle of balsamic reduction? It was good in concept, lacking in execution. Service was fine. Bradford was attentive and took good care of us. And my husband was a big fan of the multiple sports ball options on all of the TVs.

The staff are always friendly, the atmosphere is perfect for business lunch or casual dine, the…read morefood has been perfect I feel what set these people apart from other restaurants is quality food at great prices.

I saw good reviews and it sounded good for lunch with my son. We both got the chicken salad…read moresandwich and it was the best I've had. Quaint little tucked away place. Delicious food. Enter through the back of building from parking lot. We had trouble finding it at first.

10/10 absolutely amazing! chicken was freshly cooked.. service was good recommend yall to tryread more

I came to Chicken Shack 2 Go on 10/24/25 and ate some leftover fried chicken and gizzards from…read morefriends. I wasn't impressed but having been to the Chicken Shack in Arcadia and Chandler (closed), I knew I would have to come back to try fresh fried chicken before reviewing. I came back the next day. The difference was night and day. The chicken meat inside was tender and succulent. The skin outside was crispy and perfectly golden. Half bird by itself was $10.55 and with a side $14.50. The sides however were nothing to mention. This location in OKC is rather small compared to the one in Arcadia. There's a small bar area and somewhat reminds me of The Drum Room (closed). Chicken Shack 2 Go provides a casual relaxed environment. Service is available and very cookie cutter. It's currently the best place in OKC for traditional fried chicken.

I usually come here for drinks and apps on the rooftop! It's such a lovely spot and I can't wait to…read morecome back now that the weather is warming up. They have pretty good mocktails as well. Sometimes when you come in, there is no server at the stand so you might have to go get their attention. After that, they are relatively attentive.

Disappointing. It was melted shredded cheddar cheese instead of Oaxaca cheese. Nothing like the…read moremenu said.