Food destinations within easy reach of Oklahoma City, worth the early start.
Food destinations within easy reach of Oklahoma City. worth the train, the rental car or the early start.
Famous for: Oklahoma onion burgers at Sid's Diner, 300 S Choctaw Ave
El Reno's Depression-era fried onion burger is an Oklahoma classic. Sid's Diner, 30 minutes west of Oklahoma City on I-40, is the essential destination.
Famous for: Scratch Kitchen and Cocktails at 132 W Main St, the first craft cocktail bar in Norman
Norman is 20 minutes south of Oklahoma City by I-35, with Scratch Kitchen on W Main St anchoring a food scene of house-made sauces and Southern cooking.
Famous for: Stables Cafe at 223 N Division St, serving steaks and BBQ in a converted 1800s livery stable since 1987
Guthrie is 30 minutes north of Oklahoma City and home to Stables Cafe, a steakhouse in an 1800s livery stable that has run since 1987 with a Sunday buffet.
Famous for: Cafe 501 at 501 S Blvd St, a California-inspired upscale casual restaurant with artisan breads since 1995
Edmond is 20 minutes north of Oklahoma City, with Cafe 501 on S Blvd St serving artisan breads, gourmet soups, and European-style sandwiches since 1995.
Famous for: Andolini's Pizzeria at 1552 E 15th St (Cherry Street), Oklahoma's best Neapolitan-style pizza
Tulsa, 2 hours northeast of Oklahoma City by I-44, rewards the drive with Andolini's Pizzeria on Cherry Street, Oklahoma's top Neapolitan pizza destination.
Famous for: Iron Monk Brewing Company at 519 S Husband St, with 14 rotating taps and rotating food trucks Tuesday through Saturday
Stillwater, an hour north of Oklahoma City, is home to OSU and Iron Monk Brewing on S Husband St, with 14 rotating craft taps and food trucks Tue through Sat.
Famous for: Austrian bratwurst, schnitzel, and Rouladen at 8104 S Sheridan Rd, made from fifth-generation family recipes since 1980
Siegi's Sausage Factory in south Tulsa has made Austrian bratwurst and schnitzel from fifth-generation Linz family recipes since 1980 with an on-site deli.