In Oklahoma City, re-imagined landmarks on the menu - latimes.com (http://www.latimes.com/travel/la-tr-oklahoma-city-restaurants-20140223,0,6633067.story#axzz2u7F6RnRG)

In Oklahoma City, re-imagined landmarks on the menu


In booming Oklahoma City, a quest for restaurants giving warehouses, car dealerships and other old buildings a second life leads to an unexpected adventure in food, history and architecture.

LOL at the only comment on the article.

Here is the comment for people too lazy to read the article


dfordla at 10:46 PM February 22, 2014
Tulsa is nicer.

I have been noticing a few more Oregon license plates showing up around town. Is Downtown/Bricktown/Midtown in OKC becoming the new "Portlandia?" (Do you REALLY want to see a picture of the Hen you are about to start chewing before it is served to you at your local eatery?)

In Oklahoma City, re-imagined landmarks on the menu - latimes.com (http://www.latimes.com/travel/la-tr-oklahoma-city-restaurants-20140223,0,6633067.story#axzz2u7F6RnRG)

In Oklahoma City, re-imagined landmarks on the menu




very nice article. It just goes to show you, that OKC offers more than we realize.

Great to see an out of towner finally mention all of the different districts around. Bricktown is nice and all, but for most of our citizens that seems to be all that we're comfortable recommending to out-of-towners.

He must have talked to some people who really pay attention, and he's from LA…….Pete……Have you been saying good things about OKC to the LA folk again?! :tongue: