Tulsa Food

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

The Bacon and Egg Salad at SMOKE on Cherry Steert

January 25th, 2012 by Staff – Comments (5)

Dining at SMOKE on Cherry Street provides a unique execution of otherwise ordinary dishes. With a locally grown focus and a high standard for the finest quality of food you can expect nothing but excellence from SMOKE. Not your ordinary salad, the Bacon and Egg salad is full of goodies like Frisee lettuce, Goat Cheese, [...]

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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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All Hail Caesar!

May 6th, 2011 by Amanda Jane Simcoe – Comments (20)

In MY (picky) opinion, there are three PERFECT Caesar Salads to be found in Tulsa, with the perfect marriage of garlic and lemon, plenty of tang from the proper use of mustard & Worcestershire, and no added “stuff” that would make it, in my book not a “real” Caesar (cream, tomatoes bacon etc…). One such [...]

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Oklafresh Salads from Locally Owned Tulsa Area Restaurants

April 26th, 2011 by Brian McCullough – Comments (1)

Yeah, I know what your thinking…. I do eat salads (not just burgers and tacos), as a matter of fact you can find some dang good salads at many locally owned Tulsa restaurants. You may consider a green journey this Spring after browsing these Tulsa salads. Many make their own unique dressing and use very [...]

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Ella’s Good Food & Down-Home Cooking

December 24th, 2010 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (13)

Brassy, opulent, welcoming, its walls painted a gutsy bordello red, Ella’s Good Food is a brand-new place that feels like it’s been there forever. You could almost believe that (like Nelson’s Buffeteria) it started 80 years ago as a diner and turned into a speakeasy. You can almost feel the presence of the ghosts of [...]

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Yes I Went to Outback Steakhouse Last Night

August 10th, 2010 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (2)

A narrow upward-sloping path, the sun blazing down. The path is white and dusty, everything is white with heat-wave shimmer, the sun is fierce. There’s a scent of thyme in the air from Mount Hymettus, and the constant whirr of cicadas. You reach the top of the hill and gleaming white columns sparkle against the [...]

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Red, White & Blueberries!

July 4th, 2010 by Amanda Jane Simcoe – Comments (1)

The holiday weekend has arrived, and at my house that will mean 3 things. 1.The pool will be put to good use. 2.The grill will be put to VERY good use. 3.At some point over the weekend I will want something quick, easy and cooling to eat. Salad is an obvious choice, but why stick [...]

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The Ripe Tomato (Inside the Market)

June 25th, 2010 by Whitney Shae – Comments (5)

For a woman, few things are better than shopping and dessert. I love a day when I have lunch with a friend, enjoy a few hours of shopping at my own pace and top it all off with dessert in the afternoon followed by a nap. Lunch is best when it’s spur-of-the-moment, but since The [...]

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Dining at the Global Table: Argentina

March 24th, 2010 by Sasha Martin – Comments (0)

Dining at the Global Table: Argentina Think Oklahoman’s like their moo? Check this out… the average Argentine consumes 2-4 servings of beef per meal, making their per capita beef consumption double America’s. Not surprisingly, they have one of the highest rates of heart attack and stroke per capita. On Saturday I ignored these red flags [...]

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Lunchtime at Nibbles Cafe

March 11th, 2010 by Whitney Shae – Comments (8)

I was very excited to try Nibbles Cafe on Memorial. I have heard good things about their cakes, especially wedding cakes. It was mid-week, and my friend and I wanted to meet up for lunch. When it is a “girlfriend lunch”, I enjoy going to cute place with a lot of personality and good food. [...]

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Fire Rock Grill…Open for Business [video]

March 5th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (9)

There has been some news floating around in a local daily newspaper stating that Fire Rock Grill at 71st & Memorial was closed.  We just got back from lunch at Fire Rock and let me tell you that it was delicious and certainly not closed.  If you read anything stating that Fire Rock is closed, [...]

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Reasor’s Restaurant-Changing the Rules

December 17th, 2009 by Brian McCullough – Comments (7)

I never really expect to find a hidden treasure inside of a grocery store, but my perception changed this past week when I got invited to a business meeting in a very unusual place. When I first got the phone call to have a lunch meeting at Reasor’s grocery store in Jenks I thought to [...]

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Homemade Happiness at Hammett House

September 16th, 2009 by Staff – Comments (5)

Hammett House, in Claremore, is one of those restaurants that is absolutely worth the drive out to Suburbia. The Hammett House has been a Claremore staple since 1969 and remains the ultimate restaurant in the area to get “Down-Home Cooking”. The Hammett House is one of those hidden gems in the Tulsa area that you [...]

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Bellacino’s: New Pastas and Perfectly Portioned Combos

September 15th, 2009 by Whitney Shae – Comments (4)

It’s lunch time, and we are HUNGRY!!!! A trip to Bellacino’s sounds like the perfect fix for a hungry office. Four of us decided to go out to lunch to this Pizza/Grinder heaven on Riverside Drive. The place was packed and smells from the huge, open kitchen were drifting through the restaurant. I could hardly [...]

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Thai Garden Broken Arrow

August 10th, 2009 by Staff – Comments (10)

If you want to try something different, here’s a suggestion from a guy who works in the restaurant supply business, so I know restaurants intimately both front and back side. The Thai Garden Restaurant located just west of Elm on 71st in Broken Arrow,  has not only a very immaculate  kitchen, they also offer a [...]

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Philbrook’s La Villa: Art and Lunch

July 16th, 2009 by lbanks – Comments (3)

On a cooler day last week I decided that it would be a perfect day to visit the Philbrook museum and the grounds.  We spent the morning enjoying the art as well as the amazing Philbrook mansion.  I had heard several good things about La Villa, the restaurant in the Philbrook, and so we decided [...]

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Baja Chipotle Grilled Shrimp

June 8th, 2009 by Staff – Comments (1)

If you are looking for a healthy alternative this summer consider throwing some shrimp on the grill. These shrimp were coated in Lowery’s Baja Chipotle sauce, grilled to perfection and then placed on this colorful salad. This is a delicious healthy meal that is still BOMB!

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Very Californian Baja Quesadillas

June 2nd, 2009 by Owassomom – Comments (1)

We went to Baja Jack’s Burrito Shack. I had the the quesadilla with guacamole and my husband had some kind of wrapped up chicken and a salad that didn’t look like a salad to me – beans and corn etc. Mine was delicious but I anticipated from years of experience that my husband would not [...]

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Andolini’s: Good Food, Mediocre Service

May 11th, 2009 by Heather Quinnelly – Comments (14)

The first time I went to Andolini’s I was impressed by their menu and glad to have a specialty pizza place in nearby Owasso. Since then I have been back a few times and it seems as if the service there has steadily decreased. The food is still good though, they offer several appetizers like [...]

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Downtown Goodness: Lola’s at the Bowery

April 22nd, 2009 by Heather Quinnelly – Comments (7)

Before even setting foot into Lola’s, one can’t help but notice the unique logo, and the unique interior design is even more intriguing. The doors and windows are etched with a Dia de los Muertos (Mexican celebration to honor loved one’s passed away, translated in English to ’day of the dead’) skull sporting a decorated [...]

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Joe Momma’s Pizza Downtown Tulsa

April 8th, 2009 by Staff – Comments (11)

I was a beautiful day in Tulsa and a co-worker and I took a walk down to Joe Momma’s Pizza Downtown Tulsa at 112 S Elgin and what a great idea it was. I was not only so excited that it wasn’t cold outside but I was finally getting to go to Joe Momma’s I [...]

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Cosmos: Healthy Food and Fun Vibe

April 2nd, 2009 by Heather Quinnelly – Comments (3)

In such a busy part of town, Cosmos is still undiscovered by many who frequent the saturated chaos that is 71st and Memorial. Cosmos doesn’t do a lot of advertising; however they provide catering and do a lot of charity work which is very important to co-owner, Miranda Kaiser. Most of Cosmos popularity is likely [...]

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New Pizza Place: Gaetano’s Pizzeria & Creamery

March 30th, 2009 by Carrisa – Comments (3)

Food Blog Submitted by Carrisa http://andsosheblogs.com When my best gal friend and I decided we’d go out for lunch this past Friday, we had one place in mind. Gaetano’s Pizzeria & Creamery at 121st & Elm in Jenks. Being that we work in Jenks, we are always beyond thrilled when a new place opens up [...]

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