Stop at the door and pick up a cowboy hat. It’s bright blue or orange, made of plastic, and it’s free. There are plastic sheriff’s badges too, and chalk to draw on the tables. Play Picasso while you wait for your “Frontier Appetizers”, which include treats like fried pickles, fried mushrooms and candied bacon ($6 [...]
Oklahoma Roadhouse Offers New Frontier of Homestyle Food
December 14th, 2012 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (5)
National Cheeseburger at Brewburger
September 25th, 2012 by Brian McCullough – Comments (0)
Here at TulsaFood.com…we’re just a collective group of Foodies that get together to talk casually about Tulsa food. We eat and write and embarrass ourselves as we snap pictures of our food in public. I have to admit…one of my favorite foods to photograph is the cheeseburger. In its glory, there is no better feeling [...]
Five Guys Burgers Now Open in South Tulsa
September 3rd, 2012 by Brian McCullough – Comments (12)
Acclaimed burger joint Five Guys has moved into Tulsa with its first location NOW OPEN at about 96th and Riverside. The location pictured below is 9635 Riverside Parkway and is open for burgers as of today, September 3rd at 11am. Five Guys is a franchised fast casual burger restaurant out of Virginia with locations all [...]
Find a Relaxing & Unique Pub Experience at George’s in Jenks
April 24th, 2012 by Jeremiah Ramey – Comments (4)
It’s quirky, it’s fun, it’s relaxing, and it’s totally unique. It’s a pub of a different color. Decent beers, good food, great staff, and diversity of customer basis. Diversity is key here. At George’s Pub, in Jenks, OK, you’ll find your typical business man enjoying a brew after a hard days work, happy hour people, [...]
Grub-a-dub at The Hunt Club Pub and Grub
April 5th, 2012 by Jeremiah Ramey – Comments (2)
I love downtown, but I hardly ever get down there. Sometimes, its just too inconvenient. I recently heard from a bird that The Hunt Club has been opening for lunch past couple months. So, I decided to check it out while I just conveniently happened to already be downtown. A quaint and cool little place [...]
Road Trip to Republic Gastropub
March 29th, 2012 by Jeremiah Ramey – Comments (4)
The season is getting warmer. People are starting to mosey out of their home caves. Vacations are being planned. For those quick get-a-ways out of town, us Tulsans like to venture for a day or night to Oklahoma City. Bricktown is a well known and popular spot, but instead of going for the usual spot, [...]
Get Away to Cardigans South
March 9th, 2012 by Jeremiah Ramey – Comments (4)
Established almost a year ago, the new south location is nice little getaway from midtown and downtown areas. Sometimes those other places are too stuffed, packed, cramped, etc. They get you in and get you out. A systematic routine of hording the hungry zombies. Not Cardigans. So, when mom called and said, “Lets do lunch!”, [...]
The Classic Double Cheeseburger at Brownie’s Hamburger Stand
January 4th, 2012 by Staff – Comments (1)
A Tulsa dining institution since 1956, Brownie’s Hamburger Stand still has that 50′s feel. Coupled with raved about homemade root beer and homemade pies, Brownie’s provides a burger experience with a cult following. Joe Price of JoesBurgerSearch.com says that, “Brownie’s is as pure of a burger joint as there ever has been.” Checkout this blog [...]
Change Up Your Monday with these Fine Specials
December 12th, 2011 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (2)
When John Phillips wrote that hit song about how dreadful Mondays are, you can tell he wasn’t living in Tulsa. If he were, he’d have been too excited about the special restaurant deals waiting for him on Monday evening to even start thinking bad thoughts about the first day of the work week. Here are [...]
Succulent and Juicy Burgers at Ron’s Hamburgers
September 28th, 2011 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (5)
I used to walk four miles to go to Ron’s. Back then, Ron’s was located in what looked like, and probably at one time was, a little country shack out near Harvard. There was a long counter with about 12 stools. No tables. The place was always packed and there’d be a line of people [...]
Main Street Tavern Brings Flavor to Downtown Broken Arrow
August 19th, 2011 by Debra Laizure – Comments (8)
Located on main street in downtown Broken Arrow, Main Street Tavern sits on a busy corner inviting patrons in for a relaxing break. The restaurant/bar is a new fixture to the area, but feels like it has been there for decades. The owners, Jason and Kat Scarpa planned it that way. They renovated the 1904 [...]
Times Have Changed, but Michael Fusco is Still on Top of His Game
July 27th, 2011 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (5)
1988. President Reagan was sending aid to our allies, including a young man named Osama bin Laden, to fight the Soviet Union in Afghanistan. If you had a great time at the bar and wanted to share it, you’d snap some photos, rush to the store to have the film developed, and then run to [...]
I’m Such a Fat Guy… [4th of July Cookout]
June 30th, 2011 by Brian McCullough – Comments (5)
Fat Guys Burger Bar is a special kind of joint here in Tulsa. If you’ve been there then you understand what I’m talking about. A menu of only double burgers with a list of addictive specialty burgers and one which I cannot get over. Whether your in the mood for a quality double cheeseburger, a [...]
Campus Grill – A Big Burger & Killer Pulled Pork Sandwich
April 21st, 2011 by Brian McCullough – Comments (3)
It was Sunday afternoon, another beautiful Spring day in Tulsa. We wanted a patio, a burger and some down time. We just wanted to hang. The first restaurant that popped in my head was Campus Grill. We love their burger (weighing in at 1/2 pound) and I have been hearing things about a killer Memphis [...]
Now at Kilkenny’s, it’s Burger Time, All the Time
March 11th, 2011 by Amanda Jane Simcoe – Comments (3)
Each and every month, one of my favorite spots in town to grab a bite and a pint comes out with a new specials menu, ranging from Soups, Appetizers, Desserts, delicious German specialties for Oktoberfest to one of my favorites, BURGERS. Last year I went down to Kilkenny’s with 8 other burger lovers, and we [...]
The Meers Store – Meers CheeseBurger with Bacon
February 17th, 2011 by Joe Price – Comments (3)
My last burger post of 2010 ends up being one of my favorites of all time – a road trip to Meers, Oklahoma to The Meers Store. Meers, Oklahoma is around 200 miles and over 3 hours from Tulsa, OK. Have heard many great things about the Meers Burger that’s made from Longhorn cattle that [...]
Joe’s Burger Search Featured on OKFoodie Radio Show [audio]
February 1st, 2011 by Staff – Comments (2)
Did you know that there is a radio show in Tulsa dedicated to Foodies? It’s called OKFoodie and there are a few ways to listen in; On the radio every Saturday afternoon at One and Sunday mornings at Nine on AM 740 and FM 102.3. You can listen anytime at their website http://www.okfoodie.com or my [...]
Two of My Favorite Things Unite at Duke’s Southern Kitchen
January 27th, 2011 by Brian McCullough – Comments (13)
One of my favorite dishes, Biscuit & Gravy, is a southern dish normally eaten for breakfast and the comfort it bring me is second to none. Those of you that know me understand that my love for hamburgers is rooted in my soul. Last weekend, at opening night of the new Duke’s Southern Kitchen in [...]
New Brady Tavern Downtown Tulsa is Fit for an East Coast Transplant
January 7th, 2011 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (27)
If you’re an East Coast transplant homesick for New York and you can’t afford the price of a plane ticket home, just get yourself to the corner of Brady and Main. You’ll find a row of old brick houses that could have been moved brick by brick from the city where walking is a pastime [...]
Still in Love with Hamburgers
November 8th, 2010 by Brian McCullough – Comments (12)
Blogging is nothing short of an adventure. For me, my adventure involves a lot of food! Good food, bad food, grassy food, fancy food, some crap I would never eat again, and just about everything else you could imagine. I often feel guilty anytime I order the same thing from a previous visit to a [...]
Krispy Kreme Hamburger’s at the Tulsa State Fair [Video]
October 2nd, 2010 by Staff – Comments (16)
If you’re like me, you have a food bucket list which is basically a list of foods that you want to try at some point or another. This year I am happily putting a check mark by the Krispy Kreme Hamburger. Other things checked off my list include rocky mountain oysters (Thanks Ryan & Erica) [...]
KilKenney’s Irish Bars Butter Slip Burger with Bacon and Bleu
September 22nd, 2010 by Joe Price – Comments (8)
Opening in 2001, owner Brett Rehorn, decided that Tulsa needed an authentic Irish Bar with true Irish libations and food. To ensure authenticity Brett spent in excess of $1 Million Dollars (said in your best Dr. Evil voice) to create his Irish Bar in Ireland and have it shipped back to Tulsa for assembly. He [...]
A Big-ol Salty Burger at Goldie’s Patio Grill
September 9th, 2010 by Brian McCullough – Comments (8)
Many call Goldie’s Patio Grill a Tulsa staple and tradition, I agree. However, (with all due respect) I disagree with those that believe Goldie’s serves up one of Tulsa’s best burgers. Do they have a good burger? I think I am struggling with the answer…. do they? I recently had a good experience at Goldie’s [...]
Billy’s on the Square – Theta Burger w/ Bacon
June 1st, 2010 by Joe Price – Comments (0)
The burger I’ve been hooked on at Billy’s since opening has been their Theta Burger. For those not from Oklahoma, a Theta burger is a burger topped with mayo, pickles, shredded cheddar cheese, and a hickory bbq sauce. These items in combination make an amazing burger. Billy’s version of the Theta keeps it classic with [...]
Daily Grill – Bleu Cheese with Bacon
April 26th, 2010 by Joe Price – Comments (3)
Having frequented Daily Grill multiples times with each experience being very good, I was looking forward to sampling their Black and Bleu Burger that was on their online menu which stated being stuffed, yeah stuffed, with Bleu Cheese and cracked black pepper and topped with a Bleu Cheese Mayo and served with their amazing Onion [...]
What I Did On My Spring Break: Day Two – Tasha Does Tulsa
March 19th, 2010 by Natasha Ball – Comments (2)
Day two of our glorious, college-nerd-style Spring Break (the kind where you don’t go to Padre or Cozumel or anywhere like that but instead stay home to cuddle the books you’ve been waiting to read for six months) was a fun-filled day. We: Slept in. Took a long nap. Went to bed early. (Are we [...]
Half For Haiti, Eat Here on Tuesday January 26th
January 25th, 2010 by Whitney Shae – Comments (3)
It has been over a week since the disaster in Haiti. It is clear that numbers showing over 200,000 perished and over tens of thousands lost and unaccounted for, there is one thing very clear…Haiti needs us. We live in such a beautiful country that not only consists of sturdy buildings but compassionate people. The [...]