Tulsa Food

Tulsa food & dining casually reviewed by ordinary people with a passion for food

It’s Market Season! A Guide to Tulsa’s Farmers Markets

April 12th, 2012 by Aubrae Filipiak – Comments (2)

The true sign of spring is upon us. For me, it’s not 70+ degree weather, or Easter, or even spring break. Instead, it is the first farmers market of the year and it’s happening this weekend on Cherry Street. While most Tulsans are familiar with the Cherry Street Farmers Market, you may not know that [...]

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R Bar is a Trendy Brookside Bar with Incredible Food

February 17th, 2012 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (11)

It was Saturday and the prime time of the night, but Brookside was deserted. Bar after empty bar, all dismal and dreary, and then I wandered into R at the corner of 34th. Oh the place was packed! I could barely squeeze in the door. Sultry svelte women in those little black dresses and pearls, [...]

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From Tulsa With Love: A Night of Romance Only T-Town Can Provide

February 10th, 2012 by John Bobb-Semple – Comments (1)

“Will you be my Valentine?” Go ahead… look into her eyes and say it. She says yes, now what? Well you’re in luck. You happen to be taking your lovely lady out in a city of passion and romance. With Tulsa Food Blog as your guide, you will be more than prepared for a night [...]

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10 Best Dishes of 2011

January 3rd, 2012 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (3)

Looking back over the sumptuous feasts I’ve devoured last year in Tulsa restaurants, I’m amazed by the quality. Not so long ago you’d have to fly to New York or Paris to find dishes like these. I’ve made a list of the ten best dishes I ate in 2011 — not an easy job — [...]

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Handmade Ravioli and more at Biga Italian Restaurant

July 29th, 2011 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (1)

How could I have passed those rustic weathered wooden doors to Biga so many times and never gone inside? Once through them, it seemed as if I was the only person in Tulsa who hadn’t. All around me, couples and larger groups were being welcomed like long-lost friends. One man apologized for not having been [...]

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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 [...]

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Ciao, Pesto! – Stonehorse Cafe in Utica Square

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

I have many great memories of my time in Rome- a good number involve food, no doubt. When we weren’t traveling, weekend nights were spent at our friends’ apartment; we talked and laughed into the wee hours of the night with our new-found friends abroad while enjoying a big jug of wine and a great [...]

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There’s More to Japanese Cuisine than Sushi at Fuji

July 15th, 2011 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (0)

“Noooo, don’t order that! It has raw fish in it!” Some of the waitresses heard me and cringed, or perhaps snickered. This is not the best line to use in a sushi restaurant if you want to show the world your sophistication. But last night it made sense. There have been quite a few reviews [...]

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Barbee Cookies Make for Great Memories

June 10th, 2011 by Staff – Comments (3)

Whats the most memorable cookie you’ve ever experienced? No, really. Share with us below. I can recall mom’s holiday cookies not too long after they came out of the oven. Warm dough with gooey, chocolatey chips in the center. What was more memorable was the people that I enjoyed the cookies with. Barbee Cookies is [...]

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Andolini’s Pizza – New Location on Cherry Street

May 12th, 2011 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (16)

At Andolini’s, they take pizza seriously. Their master pizzaiolo learned his craft in Italy and he’s taught his apprentices well. That’s why, when I visited their brand-new Cherry Street branch, I took one look at their lovely dining room, brand-new but already homey and welcoming… and then took a table in front, near the open [...]

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Hit a NEW Tulsa Restaurant for Valentine’s Day

February 9th, 2011 by Staff – Comments (5)

I have never seen so many wonderful restaurants open in such a short period of time. In the past few months a variety of new restaurants have popped up in the Tulsa area. Many of these new restaurants offer the ideal environment for a romantic Valentine’s Day date night. Be sure to call ahead, may [...]

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The Kitchen – Tulsa’s Most Exciting Dining Scene Yet

November 26th, 2010 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (4)

This is not a review. My friend Mark Stenner ate what he says was the best meal of his life at The Kitchen, a long and fabulous bacchanalia which he thinks was eight courses though he lost count somewhere along the way. So he should write the review. But this is Tulsa Food after all, [...]

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Polo Grill Wine Dinner this Monday

November 4th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (0)

If you have not checked out the Tulsa wine dinner scene yet and have been thinking about it. The Polo Grill Wine dinner this Monday is your chance. For just $35, which is a steal, you get 5 plates and 3 wines with an education from Chef Michelle Donaldson and Sommelier Scott Garrett. Dinner at [...]

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Learning to Make Pasta with Chef Bowen at Sage Culinary Studio

October 7th, 2010 by Whitney Shae – Comments (2)

As you can imagine, there are many benefits to being part of a website like TulsaFood.com. We appreciate seeing first-hand all of the hard work and passion that goes into owning and operating a business in Tulsa. It always inspires us to hear about a food establishment that serves up an amazing foodie experience along [...]

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The Boston Deli: A Foodie’s Paradise

September 20th, 2010 by Whitney Shae – Comments (2)

There’s something to be said about good quality food that is served up at a local establishment. There is even more to be said about a quality menu that changes every week. That’s exactly what you’re gonna find Tuesday-Saturday every week at The Boston Deli Grill & Market. Throughout owner Ken Shafer’s restaurant career he [...]

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The Boston Deli Grill & Market – Upcoming Wine Dinner [Event]

August 23rd, 2010 by Staff – Comments (0)

If you haven’t tried the Boston Deli, you are missing out. Don’t let the name fool you, they are much more than a deli. The dinners here are superb, and keep amazing me every time. Last month, we happily attended the July Progressive Wine Dinner. Each month, The Boston Deli pairs a few of their [...]

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Your Invite: 3 Courses + Wine at The Boston Deli – Monday Night!

July 22nd, 2010 by Staff – Comments (2)

We at Tulsa Food would like to invite you to a special Monday night Dinner event. Next week, we plan to kick off the beginning of the week with the Progressive Wine Dinner at the Boston Deli. Many of you have been to The Boston Deli and know that they serve up a unique variety [...]

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The Restaurant at Gilcrease

July 1st, 2010 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (1)

By all means, go for the view. It’s the best in Tulsa. And the paintings, those dreamy, brooding, majestic works by Bierstadt, Moran, Remington, Homer — they’re world-famous and you can spend the day happily lost in their verdant worlds. But I went for the food, and it’s well worth the trip. I had always [...]

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A Unique Way to Celebrate Amazing Food

June 17th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (0)

Sometimes dinner out on the town just isn’t enough. Sometimes dinner at home just isn’t enough. Sometimes both just don’t cut it. This thought often crosses our mind as we’re sure it crosses your mind, well when it does we have a solution for you. The Stock Pot is a unique way to celebrate amazing [...]

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Explore the World of Cheese & Wine at Territory Cellars

March 16th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (1)

Take a drive into the beautiful Oklahoma country and enjoy wonderful cheeses and wines at the romantic Territory Cellars. The Cheese Wench, Chef Amanda Simcoe, brings CHEESE 101 to Territory Cellars. This exceptional presentation will present cheeses from around the world paired with Territory Cellars’ wines. Heather Violett, Winemaker from The Grape Junction, will be [...]

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Happenings Around the Blue Dome District

February 9th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (1)

Here is a quick update on what’s happening at McNellie’s and our other establishments in the Blue Dome District. Cheers, Elliot Half for Haiti Fundraiser I would like to thank everybody who came to McNellie’s Tulsa, McNellie’s OKC, El Guapo’s and Yokozuna on January 26th to take part in our Half for Haiti fundraiser. As [...]

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6 Places to Consider for Valentine’s Day

February 8th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (67)

This year, we wanted to bring you something special for Valentine’s Day. A few area restaurants and small businesses were willing to donate a few items for our giveaway. Winners Announced… Congratulations to: Boot-C Jackie S. Chris Gleason MORE GIVEAWAYS COMING SOON! Giveaway Sponsors: Topeca Coffee is a family-owned roasting company with over 150 years [...]

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Tulsa’s Most Romantic Restaurants

February 4th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (14)

Valentine’s Day is a special time to really show what you are made of to your spouse. This year we are really challenging you to go above and beyond to express one thing…that’s Love. We know that Tulsa isn’t the city of love, however, there are many locally owned romantic restaurants that are sure to [...]

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