Tulsa Food

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Entries Tagged as 'Cajun'

Who Dat? Nation Imports

December 20th, 2011 by John Bobb-Semple – Comments (3)

Zapps Potato Chips, Leidenheimer’s Bread, Camellia Beans, Tony Chachere’s Seasoning, and Café Du Mode Coffee: All imports of the Who Dat? Nation available here in Tulsa. Where you may ask? Herbert’s Specialty Meat’s near the intersection of Lewis and 71st street. As a native New Orleanian and Oklahoma transplant, I was shocked to find so [...]

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Lunabread: Fresh, Local, Cajun

May 19th, 2011 by Lauren Steinkuehler – Comments (2)

If you’re not paying attention you just might miss the best thing to ever happen to you. With nothing more than a small, metal sign hanging by the road, you could easily miss your turn into Lunabread as you drive down 15th Street. It wasn’t a flashy store front or extensive ad campaign that brought [...]

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A Cajun Dinner with Paul Wilson at Lunabread

April 13th, 2011 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (3)

Paul Wilson was not born in a big ol’ country shack hard by a Louisiana bayou. Paul Wilson did not learn to cook at his Cajun mamma’s knee, stirring smoky complex roux by the fire. Paul Wilson did not help his daddy steer the motorboat and trawl for crawfish in a trackless Louisiana swamp. Paul [...]

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Half-Shell Oysters & A CrawFish Boil Only at Chicory and Chives Cafe

April 8th, 2011 by Brian McCullough – Comments (0)

Ready? We’re going on a road trip deep into the Southern part of the country, near the gulf coast. On the dining agenda are fresh half-shell oysters and crawfish straight out of the ocean. The place to get just that in Tulsa is Chicory and Chives Cafe where today, Friday April 8th after 5pm, you [...]

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Chicory & Chives Cafe Weekly Cajun Specials

January 31st, 2011 by Staff – Comments (3)

Celebrate your week at Chicory & Chives Cafe on South Lewis with these Weekly Cajun Specials. Also, read this wonderful review by Brian on Chicory, Bigger, better than ever, open for breakfast lunch and dinner. (Full Review with Pictures) Monday Nite Bites (After 5pm) – Burger ‘N’ Fries……..4.99; “Bait Bucket” our appetizer bucket of blackened [...]

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Dukes Southern Kitchen in Bixby/South Tulsa

January 18th, 2011 by Staff – Comments (6)

We were so lucky to sample entrees to be offered at the new Duke’s Southern Kitchen.  Duke’s will be Opening in Bixby/South Tulsa right next to the Spirit Bank Event Center this weekend or next week (have not gotten official word yet). With great excitement for this new Tulsa restaurant, we wanted to share a [...]

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Lunabread Local Foods Emporium – My Eating Affair

January 11th, 2011 by Joe Price – Comments (2)

I’m honestly reluctant to write this review and share it with you. I love Lunabread Local Foods Emporium and dread the day that everyone knows about it, fills up its limited space, and eats all of their artisan creations before I do. My eating affair with Lunabread Local Foods Emporium began last summer at the [...]

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Doc’s Wine & Food – New Southern

October 19th, 2010 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (10)

One of my friends just picked up and moved to Key West, Florida, that most Southern of U.S. towns, and that’s got me dreaming of southern climes and seaside cafes, of sunlight bouncing off white stucco walls and scattering white sparkles on the sea. There’s a whole new generation of Southern chefs out there, and [...]

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Fish Daddy’s – Sometimes Good is Good Enough

September 29th, 2010 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (13)

Sometimes good is good enough. If you want the best fried catfish you can imagine, make the drive to Bixby and head for Lazy Fisherman (Review). For the best Cajun food, go to Lafayette, Louisiana or to Chicory & Chives (Review), it’s up to you. But if you’re cruising around the superstore zone at 71st [...]

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Chicory and Chives + The Cranky Cajun Bar (New Location)

September 3rd, 2010 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (18)

Bigger, better than ever, open for breakfast lunch and dinner, and now in South Tulsa. There was a woman from New Iberia, Louisiana who visited Chicory & Chives back when it was a tiny Westside diner. She ordered the Crawfish Etouffee. It was so good she brought her family back to try it, and they [...]

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Hebert’s Lunch and Dinner

July 14th, 2010 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (6)

Hebert’s is world-famous. People in Cajun-deprived locales such as New York and California order Hebert’s Turduckens and Alligator Dips on the Internet. For years I’d wanted to try their Turducken, which is a chicken crammed inside a duck with a turkey wrapped around it. Finally I did, and it was something of a disappointment. But [...]

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Abears on Greenwood – Shrimp & Catfish Basket

April 23rd, 2010 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (1)

Leave the glitzy hotels and glassy skyscrapers of downtown, cruise a few blocks down Archer — doing just what Bob Wills did in “Take Me Back to Tulsa” when he sang “let me off at Archer and I’ll walk down to Greenwood” — walk through the old wood door of Abears, and you’ll enter a [...]

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Chicory & Chive’s Cajun Roux the Old-fashioned Way

April 21st, 2010 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (7)

Now if you’re even a casual reader of Tulsa Food, you’re bound to have read a lot about Chicory & Chives, that country and Cajun luncheonette over on the West Side. So I’ll just weigh in on one thing and one thing only: their roux. From what I know about Cajun food, it involves this. [...]

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Discover this Hidden Gem – Chicory and Chives

January 22nd, 2010 by Staff – Comments (7)

Check out this delicious lunch special from Chicory & Chives. This is Cajun grilled shrimp with cheese grits. The shrimp is spicy and tender and the cheese grits are definitely more sophisticated than they seem. Loaded with flavor (and bacon), they are so light and fluffy. The sausage was an unexpected extra and was not [...]

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Marshall’s Mardi Gras Beer Dinner at McNellie’s

January 21st, 2010 by Staff – Comments (6)

February 02, 2010 – Mardi Gras Beer Dinner at McNellie’s Sign up now! If you are like me, you love a great pairing of delicious food and drinks. This event offers an opportunity to try some Louisiana fare at one of Tulsa’s best establishments along with some of Tulsa’s finest brew. Make it a night [...]

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Copelands of New Orleans – Bang-a-rang, Hot Diggety-dang

December 14th, 2009 by Brian McCullough – Comments (10)

I have heard many great things about this building that stands out on 71st/Kinosha. A lot of people have said its a great place to go for a date or a New Orleans experience. I was excited to be invited for a lunch meeting at Copelands and to try to make a connection with all [...]

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Chicory & Chives Home Cooking & Cajun

October 29th, 2009 by Staff – Comments (44)

Chicory & Chives is a casual-style diner with tables, booths and metal coat racks still attached to the booths. They offer a daily lunch buffet and nice fresh salad bar.  Some of their main entrees are Meatloaf on Mondays, Smoked Pork Chops on Tuesdays, Chicken on Wednesday (we prepare it different ways), Thursday is Chicken [...]

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A Real Surprise on Tulsa’s West Sid

January 5th, 2009 by Staff – Comments (2)

Chicory & Chives Cafe, located at 3121 Charles Page Blvd, just 2 1/2 miles west of downtown is a real surprise on Tulsa’s west side. Located in the old Ward’s Cafeteria, this non-descript cafe offers one of the best breakfasts in town along with a nice variety of diner favorites. To top it off there [...]

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New Years Eve Food Ideas in Tulsa

December 30th, 2008 by Staff – Comments (5)

This INFO is from New Years 2009! A 2010 celebration listing is coming soon! It’s that time of year again when everyone wants to find the absolutely perfect way to ring in the New Year. Tulsa Food has compiled the following list to better aid you in your decisions. The Summit Club is hosting a [...]

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Looking for some flavor in your food?

December 10th, 2008 by Condiment Queen – Comments (1)

– This business is closed, but enjoy this review! — Jazmo’z Bourbon Street Cafe on 15th Street in Tulsa has it! As soon as I started looking over the menu I knew it was going to be a hard decision to make, everything looked so good. Then as soon as my boyfriend said Crab Cake [...]

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100 of Tulsa’s Best Restaurants

August 8th, 2008 by Staff – Comments (9)

100 of Tulsa’s Best Restaurants It’s easy to get in a rut with dining choices. If you are looking to get out of your comfort zone this weekend, Tulsa People published a great resource a while back called the Food Lover’s Guide to Tulsa’s 100 Favorite Restaurants, divided into 8 categories: Favorites for Fine Dining [...]

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Jazmoz Bourbon St. Cafe – New Orleans in Tulsa

March 31st, 2008 by Staff – Comments (0)

We are Sad to tell you that Jazmoz Bourbon St. Cafe in Tulsa is Closed… If you’ve never visited New Orleans, I suggest you first visit Jazmoz Bourbon St. Café. It’s an upscale restaurant with the casual flare and fashion you’d expect in the heart of New Orleans. With authentic Cajun and Creole entrees and [...]

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