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    Perhaps a bit different than some because we are vegetarian, but our current Top 5 are:

    - Sheesh Mahal
    - Couscous Cafe
    - Goro Ramen
    - Pizzeria Gusto
    - Big Truck Tacos

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    So many new places I really don't even have a regular rotation any more... Only place I still hit on a weekly basis is El Primo Loco for pollo al carbon and that addictive verde sauce they serve.

  3. #53

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    Quote Originally Posted by OK BBQ Eater Anonymous View Post
    So many new places I really don't even have a regular rotation any more... Only place I still hit on a weekly basis is El Primo Loco for pollo al carbon and that addictive verde sauce they serve.
    Please just list some of the places you like. Would be interested to know.

  4. #54

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    Slims chicken
    Cafe Antigua
    Tamashii
    Scotties Deli

    Currently considering
    Sams Southern eatery
    McClintock Saloon
    ND foods

    Old rotation
    GRUB
    Volcano sushi
    Cafe7

  5. #55

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    BTW, I'm much more of a hang-out and drink and eat a little food type of person so there are loads of restaurants I really like but I strongly gravitate to the bar-heavy, fun atmosphere places.

    Or at least places like Yuzo and Chick n Beer where you can have several food items over an extended period rather than one big meal.

  6. #56

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    Yuzo
    Tamashii
    Gopuram
    Chick-N-Beer
    Chows

    Old places that were in the rotation that we need to get back to more often
    Abels
    VII Bistro
    Camilya's
    Quoc Bao
    Guernsey Park

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pete View Post
    Please just list some of the places you like. Would be interested to know.
    HAHA... Might be easier to list the ones I don't like... Much shorter list!

    Edmond:
    Muu Shabu
    The Heat (Formerly known as Humble Pie)
    Texlahoma

    Norman:
    The Diner
    El Toro Chino
    Das Boot Camp
    Mama Veca's
    Fantasy Chinese Cuisine
    Ray's Smokehouse

    Oklahoma City:
    El Primo Loco
    Chow's
    Pho Lien Hoa
    Slaughters Hall
    Hugo's Taquizas
    Nic's Grill
    Family Affair
    Bistro 38
    Tamashii
    Chae
    Paseo Grill
    Jones Assembly
    Sherri's Diner
    Texas de Brazil
    The Flying Pig
    George's Happy Hog
    Maple's Barbecue

    Yukon:
    Miller Grill

    Noble:
    Tiffany's

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    Any hidden gems in towns like Purcell, Paul’s Valley, or other areas along I-35 you know about?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Plutonic Panda View Post
    Any hidden gems in towns like Purcell, Paul’s Valley, or other areas along I-35 you know about?
    Not really any gems left. Most have closed unfortunately..... Purcell does have a new Italian restaurant but I haven't tried it yet. Ruby's, Sonny's, and The Rusty Knot are all good if you are in Purcell but not quite what I would call gems.

    Paul's Valley has Mimi's downtown which is a pretty good home cooking diner in their downtown area but I think they only serve breakfast and lunch. Bob's Pig Stand is ok but there is better BBQ a little further south in Wynnewood (Trails End) or Davis (Smokin' Joes)..... I've also been to Punkin's and Tio's in Pauls Valley, which have both been around for years, but personally I didn't care for either.

    A little further south in Davis I really like 77 Grill and Burger Land. Both are litle hole in the walls but serve good food. I've also heard good things about Dougherty Diner in Davis but haven't tried it.

    Oh and if you go SW out of Purcell on Hwy 74 to Maysville. Baker's Pizza is a slightly better version of the Purcell style of pizza that Jo's and Rodney's have been serving for decades.

  10. #60

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    Thank you for the heads up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Plutonic Panda View Post
    Thank you for the heads up. You have my word I will drive safely when going to these places. I trust your judgment on this!
    Hwy 77 is a nice drive south. Since I am in Ardmore most weekends I generally take it more often than I-35 just to break up the monotony of interstate travel.... Not to mention I-35 from Purcell to Wynnewood has been one big traffic delay due to construction all summer.

    Definitely watch your speed because I almost always see law enforcement. Had a motorcycle pass me just outside Paoli a few weeks ago just as a trooper came around the corner..... Pretty sure I got to Paoli way quicker, and cheaper, by doing the speed limit.

  12. #62

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    Love seeing these lists.

    My rotation is:
    -Chick N Beer (esp. $4 Mondays!)
    -Gia Gia Vietnamese Restaurant
    -Hatch
    -Taqueria Sanchez
    -The Mule

  13. #63

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    Yes, seeing these lists from people passionate about OKC and food helps to remind there tons of great places that you either need to try or tend to forget about.

  14. #64

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    Quote Originally Posted by Plutonic Panda View Post
    Any hidden gems in towns like Purcell, Paul’s Valley, or other areas along I-35 you know about?
    I recently went all the way out to Krebs with a friend to eat at Pete's Place. He had fond memories of it from growing up out that way. I was very underwhelmed. You can get better Italian food in OKC...at better prices, too. That combined with the drop in quality I've seen at Meers burgers makes me think the days of those hidden gems might be fading.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AnguisHerba View Post
    That combined with the drop in quality I've seen at Meers burgers makes me think the days of those hidden gems might be fading.
    They are still out there but just like finding real gems... You gotta hunt for them..... There is a little hole in the wall in Healdton called Grasshopper Junction that makes the best pan gravy I've ever eaten.... Everything else there is just good but that gravy is worth driving to Healdton for... I ask for an IV drip of it when I make it there.

    There is another in Colbert called Williams Old Style BBQ... It's a shack that just serves average meat at best but they make a sauce that is unique to the Eastern Texoma area that I would put on road kill and eat it... It's that freaking good!

    Tiffany's in Noble, right across the street from Kendall's is another one... I've never been there for lunch but will drive out there once or twice a year just to eat breakfast.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OK BBQ Eater Anonymous View Post
    HAHA... Might be easier to list the ones I don't like... Much shorter list!

    Edmond:
    Muu Shabu
    The Heat (Formerly known as Humble Pie)
    Texlahoma

    Norman:
    The Diner
    El Toro Chino
    Das Boot Camp
    Mama Veca's
    Fantasy Chinese Cuisine
    Ray's Smokehouse

    Oklahoma City:
    El Primo Loco
    Chow's
    Pho Lien Hoa
    Slaughters Hall
    Hugo's Taquizas
    Nic's Grill
    Family Affair
    Bistro 38
    Tamashii
    Chae
    Paseo Grill
    Jones Assembly
    Sherri's Diner
    Texas de Brazil
    The Flying Pig
    George's Happy Hog
    Maple's Barbecue

    Yukon:
    Miller Grill

    Noble:
    Tiffany's
    I think its safe to say you have the most respected food opinion on this site. I know this is a lot of work, but my tummy & I would very much appreciate you listing your favorite dishes at ALL of these places. :-D

  17. #67

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    Recently, our regular dinner rotation has included:

    -Goro;
    - Chick N Beer;
    - 1492;
    - Picasso;
    - Powerhouse;
    - Hall's Pizza; and
    - Jones.

    Have been recently craving and need to get to: Gabriela's, Stella, Bistro 38, Rococo, and Yuzo.

  18. #68

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    Quote Originally Posted by AnguisHerba View Post
    Love seeing these lists.

    My rotation is:
    -Chick N Beer (esp. $4 Mondays!)
    -Gia Gia Vietnamese Restaurant
    -Hatch
    -Taqueria Sanchez
    -The Mule
    What is this $4 monday you speak of?

    Quote Originally Posted by AnguisHerba View Post
    the drop in quality I've seen at Meers burgers makes me think the days of those hidden gems might be fading.
    My friends thought I was crazy when I didn't want to eat there a week or so ago. Instead we found this other burger place, Mckenzie's, in Lawton that I thought was just about better in every way.

  19. #69

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    Here's my current list:

    Scottie's Deli
    The Hideaway up on Western
    Chelinos in Bricktown once or twice a month
    My brother and I have hit Hopscotch a couple times but I don't know if it'll be a regular for us
    Freebird's at Belle Isle

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    Quote Originally Posted by jccouger View Post
    I think its safe to say you have the most respected food opinion on this site. I know this is a lot of work, but my tummy & I would very much appreciate you listing your favorite dishes at ALL of these places. :-D
    HAHA... That might have to wait until after Thanksgiving.... I'm headed to Lawrence Kansas in the morning for a basketball/football weekend and then headed to the homestead in the Arbuckles for the rest of Thanksgiving week when I get back... So I'm wrapping up loose ends in the office today.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thomas Vu View Post
    My friends thought I was crazy when I didn't want to eat there a week or so ago. Instead we found this other burger place, Mckenzie's, in Lawton that I thought was just about better in every way.
    I've only been to Meer's once and was underwhelmed myself.... I did get to see a 4 year old thoroughly embarrass his parents when he proclaimed very loudly that the Meer's burger was almost as good as McDonald's.

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    Have you tried Hank's, and 1900 Barker in Lawrence? Also new brewery in the industrial area east of Mass.

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    Loaded Bowl
    Thai Delight Norman
    Mamavecas
    Mediterranean Imports and Deli
    Qdoba
    City Bites
    Sandros
    Red Cup
    Queen of Sheba
    Himalayas
    Goprum
    Tacos San Pedro (although not much anymore since they took away the huaraches)
    Your Pie
    Taste of China
    Tropical Smoothie

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    After looking at all these lists I must be sitting beside half of you every night. We eat out WAY more than we probably should, typically 6 nights a week for dinner and every day at lunch.

    Our usual stops in no order;

    Picassos
    Loaded Bowl
    En Croute
    Empire
    Goro
    The Press
    Revolucion
    Tuckers
    Jonnies, OG and Urban
    Yuzo - Probably our favorite.
    Republic
    501
    VZD's
    Saturn Grill
    Bedlam bbq
    Iguana
    Cultivar
    coolgreens
    Panang 2

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    Quote Originally Posted by thunderbird View Post
    After looking at all these lists I must be sitting beside half of you every night. We eat out WAY more than we probably should, typically 6 nights a week for dinner and every day at lunch.

    Our usual stops in no order;

    Picassos
    Loaded Bowl
    En Croute
    Empire
    Goro
    The Press
    Revolucion
    Tuckers
    Jonnies, OG and Urban
    Yuzo - Probably our favorite.
    Republic
    501
    VZD's
    Saturn Grill
    Bedlam bbq
    Iguana
    Cultivar
    coolgreens
    Panang 2
    Wow, that's an insane amount of money spent on eating out! We only eat out once or twice per week total - on Fridays for lunch on our way to grocery shopping at Uptown, on Saturday afternoons, and maybe once or twice more per month. Which is why I can't really post a list 'cos we eat at too many new-to-us places and only have a few regular ones now and just not enough, period, to make a decent list.

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