Cosabella Kitchen in northwest Oklahoma City sells house-made pasta and artisan charcuterie boards alongside Italian pantry staples and cooking classes.
Tip: Call ahead as the shop hours are tied to class schedules; order a charcuterie board for pickup.
Afghan Village Halal Market in northwest Oklahoma City stocks certified halal meats and Central Asian pantry staples with a small in-house Afghan restaurant.
Tip: The small restaurant section serves Afghan dishes daily; the halal butcher counter offers fresh-cut meat.
Tikka Craze in northwest Oklahoma City is a certified halal fast-casual restaurant with a specialty grocery selling South Asian pantry staples and spices.
Tip: Grab tikka masala or chaat from the kitchen while shopping for South Asian pantry items.
Hummus Mediterranean Cafe in northwest Oklahoma City stocks halal groceries and Mediterranean pantry goods alongside a prepared-food counter for lunch crowds.
Tip: The cafe section is Zabihah-listed halal (4.9 stars); pick up a container of their house-made hummus to take home.
Cosabella Kitchen in northwest Oklahoma City runs small-group cooking classes in pasta, pizza, and charcuterie, ending with a shared four-course meal.
Tip: A $100 room fee is split among the group; book at least two weeks out as slots fill quickly for weekend classes.
Francis Tuttle Technology Center in northwest Oklahoma City offers enrichment cooking classes in a professional culinary kitchen on evenings and weekends.
Tip: Call +1-405-717-4900 for the current personal enrichment class schedule; one-day and multi-week formats available.
Lost Highway Bar is an alien-themed dive bar in Oklahoma City with strong cocktails, darts, daily specials, and karaoke nights running until 2 a.m.
Order: House well cocktail or a cold local beer; the karaoke nights and daily specials are the draw
Tip: The bar hosts karaoke on specific nights of the week, announced on their social media. Parking is available on the street and the adjacent lot.
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