Wow. I think I just had the very best sandwich in my life. Their Turkey sandwich must have heaven…read morein it because that's what I'm feeling Oh and the service and rest of the meal is fantastic too

I hadn't been since they moved to the new digs. It's a totally different vibe but food is just as…read moregood. We tried the cheese curds. So good with the tomato soup dipping sauce! The chips and dips was great too. Loved the queso!!! I once had a fabulous portobello mushroom sandwich here but it is not on the menu anymore. I went with the Herbivore because I thought it would be similar. It wasn't. It was OK but was a super mess to eat and I really didn't care for the beets that were included on it. Messy sandwiches are kind of a theme here and is by no means a condemnation! Elote was the seasonal side offering and it was delicious with a huge dollop of mayo sauce and even more finely grated cojita! It was a pretty hefty serving and I should have just had that for lunch! Service was good for a busy late lunch. This is always a solid option in the plaza district.

We ventured out today for lunch after being home bound due to a winter storm that rolled in last…read moreFriday. We decided on The Press in the Plaza District. Good choice! All secondary roads are still snow packed so at 11:30 there was only one other couple in the restrauant. The Press is in an old (1920's ?) repourposed building. The interior is comfortable, charming and a bit whimsical. We started with an order of cheese sticks. They were very good and large. I liked that the cheese sticks did not have Italian seasoning in the breading. Jan ordered the chicken fried ribeye with mashed potatoes, cream gravey and green beans. Jan loved it. I took a bite of the chicken fried steak and it was excellent. The green beans were very good. They were loaded with garlic, which I love, but if you're not a garlic fan, I would suggest another side. I ordered the grilled chicked sandwich with waffle fries. The sandwich was good and the waffle fries were excellent. The portions are large and the food quality excellent. The prices reasonable. The menu has variety. You can't go wrong by dining at The Press.

Such a treasure buried on a side street in the Plaza district…read more Delicious food, friendly and helpful staff await you behind the colorful teal door into this establishment. I've been here twice and each time leaves me looking forward to my next visit. Adriana was our server last time and did an amazing job. Quick to keep our coffees topped off and full of information about the food items I was considering. I had the Big Boi Burrito, and it was very filling and yummy. My friends chose the Press Cobb and Breakfast Bomb. They were both very pleased and stated there was many options on the menu they would be interested in trying.

After touring The Edge during the Urban home tour we stopped in Bao Soup Dumpling for lunch. I…read morehave driven by Bao a hundred times but had never noticed it. It's located on walker on the east side of the Edge in the small retail area. You order at the counter, they give you a number and deliver to your table. It casual dining. The food is good. The prices are moderate-high. We ordered dumplings soup, General Tao's Chicken and shrimp and pork wontons. The dumpling soup was very good. General Tao's chicken was OK as were the shrimp and pork duwonton. Bao's is a good place to catch a casual, fast lunch or dinner.

The food was delicious - the dumplings were a little bland but with some chili oil they were…read moreperfect. The wontons were the best part! The lemon tea was very strong and delicious. My niece loved the orange chicken!

Okay, I finally tried Cheever's after seeing it recommended so many times, and honestly... I get…read morethe hype. I went with a friend for lunch, and the whole place had such a cute, cozy vibe. It feels a little upscale but not in a way that makes you feel underdressed if you show up in jeans. The staff was super sweet, and our server made great recommendations. I ordered the chicken fried steak, and it was SO good. The portion was huge, and the gravy was chef's kiss. Also, can we talk about the bread for a second? Because I would genuinely go back just for that. I kept telling myself "one more piece" and then suddenly half the basket was gone. The only reason it's getting 4 stars instead of 5 is because the wait for our food felt a little longer than expected. Nothing crazy, but by the time it arrived, we were definitely checking the kitchen door every few minutes lol. Other than that, everything was great. The food was comforting, the atmosphere was nice, and it felt like one of those places that's perfect for catching up with friends or taking your parents when they're in town. Definitely adding this to my list of favorite OKC spots. Next mission: trying the brunch because everyone keeps talking about it.

Tagged along with my husband for his VA appointment today and took the opportunity to try something…read morenew for lunch. Cheever's in OKC did not disappoint. Great food, great service, and absolutely worth the stop. A special shoutout to our server, Luz S., who was delightful and made the experience even better. Kelly and I split the chicken fried steak, and that herb bread was to die for. We'll definitely be back.

Amazing food & great service!! Always helpful for to go orders when I dont feel like cooking!read more

Absolutely love the skinny turkey and chicken pot pie soup! Really hits the spot! Friendly staff…read moreand clean store. Bread seems fresh as well as other choices.

This place was packed! And rightfully so. They have such delicious food. We both ordered a bowl of…read morenoodle soup. The atmosphere is warm and inviting and good for groups or intimate settings. The service was good and the food quality was as well. The only downside is say is that there wasn't any real hot sauce. Other than that I highly recommend!

Truly excellent and super-authentic Chinese noodle & dumpling restaurant with excellent beef noodle…read moresoup and vegetable noodle soup (which I ordered) as well as boiled dumplings (got the chicken variety), potstickers (pan-fried) and soup dumplings / Xiao Long Bao (XLB) (which I got the pork variety of). Exceptional service and was able to practice my Mandarin with the owners before shipping off to Taiwan this weekend. Interior atmosphere also very spacious with many tables - I think if they did dim sum or a buffet it'd be more of a hit for sure. Great homemade chili sauce as well. Highly recommended!

My mom got the chicken soup, I got the saki Yuki, and my boyfriend got the kao soi. All of them…read morewere flavorful and rich. My mom's chicken soup had such a good flavor. She loved it. My noodles were quite spicy, but not too much. It had good flavor and I loved the pork. The inside of the restaurant is decorated beautifully. I think they have the most beautiful wallpaper I've ever seen in a restaurant. My mom's chicken noodle soup broth had ingredients that included some sort of fish. She was a little skeptical because she does not like fish, but she didn't even taste it. I even tried it as well, and I really enjoyed her soup broth. The waiter was extremely helpful and nice and explained everything on the menu for us, because it was our first time here.

My favorite place to eat on my OKC trip. Went with a large party of 6 so expect gratuity for a…read moreparty that size. Everyone in my party ordered something different an every single item hit. I ordered the sukiyaki, fried chicken appetizer, and an espresso Martini. All of those items were amazing. Such fresh flavors and very authentic. My friend from Myanmar said the food tasted just like home and the beer selection reminded him of home. Overall amazing experience 10/10 would come back again and still thinking about the food.

I've gone to tamashii a good amount now. They're pretty consistent and their service stays good…read moreeven during busier hours. I like the renovations they've done to their original building. There's a lot more seating which is nice. Their ramen is great too. My personal favorite is the garlic ramen and the mazemen. They give you a decent amount of noodles and toppings. Tamashii is a great ramen spot in okc.

This was my first visit to Tamashii Ramen House in Oklahoma City. From the moment we pulled up, the…read moreplace looked clean, organized, and well maintained. They have outdoor seating available, but we decided to sit inside where everything was neat, tidy, and running like a well-oiled machine. The staff throughout the restaurant were friendly, welcoming, and made us feel right at home. Unfortunately, our first table felt like it was sitting directly under the Arctic Circle, so we politely asked to be moved. Thankfully, that wasn't a problem. Once relocated, we landed in Ms. Jemara's section. Ms. Jemara was a sweet young lady with a warm smile, a friendly personality, and excellent customer service. She was attentive, welcoming, and checked on us throughout our meal without hovering. For drinks, my sister ordered a Coke while I went with a glass of water and an Orion beer. For appetizers, I ordered the Chicken Karaage and a side of Gyoza. For my main course, I chose the Vegan Miso Butter Corn Ramen and added a Nitamago egg. The Chicken Karaage was nice and crispy and made for a good starter. The Gyoza was enjoyable as well. As for the ramen, it was decent--certainly not the best I've ever had, but far from the worst. What surprised me was learning that the owners are from Okinawa, Japan. I was expecting a broth packed with rich, bold flavor, but this vegan broth came across a little milder than I anticipated. To be fair, this was my first time trying a vegan ramen broth, so that may have played a role. Since I don't eat pork, I've sampled quite a few different styles of ramen over the years, and while this bowl was good, I've personally had more flavorful versions elsewhere. Even so, the restaurant was clean, the service was excellent, and Ms. Jemara helped make the experience an enjoyable one.