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Restaurant Guide

Here Are 10 of the Favorite Places We Ate in 2023

We are foodies around here and we thought you’d enjoy some of our Favorite Restaurants in Tulsa.

• 🥗 Bring the Brussels: Jimmy’s Chop House is new on Brookside and we can’t get over the savory yet oh so sweet Brussels Sprouts. Pair them with a nice steak and a good red wine, and you’ve found your sweet spot.

• 🍷 Something to Wine About: Vintage Wine Bar’s velvet couches are worth the visit alone but have you tried their wines and cheese plates? Checkout their happy hour as you might find your favorite cocktail or bubbly.

• 🌮 In Love with Leftovers: Tres Tequilas on Brookside serves the sauce fast and hot. It’s a great place to take the whole family for a quick meal that always results in a to-go bag. We like the Carlos Special.

• 🧅 Put a Ring on It: Stonehorse Cafe brings people in for the best french onion soup in town. The Brussels Sprout salad is always a hit and you can never go wrong with the perfectly crunchy onion rings. They brought the original recipe back!

• 🎠 Meet Me By the Fireplace: Polo Grill has a five and dime happy hour menu that starts at 3:30 on weekdays and it packs a punch. Yes, that’s $5 wine and $10 appetizers. Our personal favorite, the sausage skillet queso.

• 🥩 You Had Me at Meat: Ok, it’s a grocery store but it’s more! Reasor’s Chop House has some of the best fried chicken, soups and mac and cheese. Eat it there or take it home.

• 🍔 Chip Me: McNellies Brew Pub may be known for the largest wall of beer choices in downtown Tulsa, but did you know they make a killer nacho plate? It’s one of the newer choices on the menu.

• 🥑 Toast on the Square: Wildfork has a delicious avocado toast topped with an egg any way you want it. Add a side of crispy bacon and a mimosa and you’ve found brunch brilliance.

• 🇮🇹 Pasta Perfection: The pasta is on and perfect over at Mondos. Just ask owner Debbie Aloisio. She says the chicken pomodoro is her favorite and we agree.

• 🕶 Don’t Forget Your Sunnies: Doc’s Wine and Food patio is the coziest little spot with a Brookside view to enjoy a salt rimmed margarita and the freshest oysters from both coasts.

Community

Cherokee Nation Seeing Success in Communication After New Cell Tower

Imagine having to drive 10 miles to make a phone call. That’s what some Kenwood Oklahoma residents had to do before a new cell tower went up.

• Can You Hear Me Now? A new cell tower built by Cherokee Nation in collaboration with AT&T* has been up and running for about 8 months and residents are dialed in on excitement. The tower expands the AT&T 5G network giving the 1,000-member population connectivity. 

• Hello, It’s Me: Cherokee Nation called on Congress for help in building the tower that is also helping to improve public safety by providing Cherokee Nation first responders coverage with FirstNet. See Cherokee Nation Chief Principal Chuck Hoskins Jr. make his first call.

Read more about the ‘cell-ebration’ HERE.

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Restaurant

Red Light Chicken Has Moved and the Doors are Open Earlier Than Expected

The latest McNellies Group location is live with chicken poppin’ a little earlier than expected to meet your holiday orders.

• Get Your Chicks on Route 66: Red Light Chicken moved from downtown Tulsa over to historic Route 66 at 1401 E. 11th St. The move went so smooth that the chef and crew did some early test runs. They say the food is ‘better than ever’ so they decided to open to the public last Friday.

• Moving Menu: The wings are hotter than ever and the fried shrimp basket will satisfy Gump himself. All you health nuts, we recommend the kale salad. Its savory with Red Light Chicken’s Tri-Pepper Lemon Vinaigrette, Craisins, Roasted Pumpkin Seeds and Parmesan. Red Light Chicken is open everyday from 10:30a to 9:00p.

See the full menu and learn more about their recent move HERE.

In other news

• 💲 Business For Sale: Buying or selling a business can be tricky. Let deal-scout.co help you accomplish your small business dreams.*

• 🎶 More Tuba: Shoppers were treated with glorious gold as TubaChristmas echoed through Woodland Hills Mall Sunday.

• 🇺🇸 American Dream: Non-profits who help homeless veterans find resources are getting a boost in federal funding.

• 🦌 Hunting for Hope: An Oolagah father daughter team is using their love for hunting to help feed people in need despite thier own challenges.

• 🎅🏻 Swimming Santa: Santa has done it again! He’s trading in his sleigh for dive gear at the Oklahoma Aquarium an you can see him sink into the sea of holiday spirit.

• 🏨 Tower Over Me: A zoning application will be filed in Oklahoma City to build a tower for people to live that is twice as tall as Devon Energy Center which is already the second tallest in the United States.

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