Tip: Saturday brewery tours at $15 include a beer flight; Iron Monk has no permanent kitchen but allows outside food deliveries and rotating food trucks.
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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.
Tip: Often paired with a stop at Andolini's in Cherry Street for a full Tulsa food day trip from Oklahoma City; the deli counter sells take-home sausages.
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.
Tip: Sid's Diner is closed Sundays and takes an annual August vacation; check sidsdiners.com before making the trip.
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.
Tip: Saturday and Sunday brunch opens at 09:00; the dog-friendly patio fills fast on nice weekends so arrive early.
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.
Tip: The Sunday lunch buffet at $15.95 is the best-value option; the adjacent Taproom 223 craft beer bar opens alongside the restaurant.
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.
Tip: Heard on Hurd food truck festival runs the third Saturday monthly, March through October. Pair with a Cafe 501 dinner on the same trip.
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.
Tip: Thursday through Saturday the kitchen stays open until 01:00; also worth the stop: Siegi's Sausage Factory for Austrian sausages at 8104 S Sheridan Rd.
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