Juniper ★ 4.6
Justin Thompson's flagship farm-to-table room in downtown Tulsa changes its menu seasonally, drawing from Oklahoma producers for dishes that have evolved.
Signature: Seasonal tasting plates, Locally sourced mains
The restaurants worth a reservation in Tulsa, from neighbourhood bistros to the new classics.
The restaurants worth the trip in Tulsa. bistros, neo-classics, neighbourhood favourites, and the rooms locals book first.
Justin Thompson's flagship farm-to-table room in downtown Tulsa changes its menu seasonally, drawing from Oklahoma producers for dishes that have evolved.
Signature: Seasonal tasting plates, Locally sourced mains
Chef Lisa Becklund, a James Beard semifinalist, rotates her menu weekly around Oklahoma farms in a South Boston Ave dining room that seats just 40 guests.
Signature: Seasonal tasting menu, Oklahoma-sourced vegetables
Open since 1983 at Utica Square, Polo Grill holds DiRoNA and AAA Four Diamond recognition alongside a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence wine list.
Signature: USDA Prime steaks, Lobster bisque, Crab cakes
Oren brings Mediterranean and Fertile Crescent flavours to Brookside's Peoria corridor, with ingredient-driven seasonal plates at dinner and a Saturday.
Signature: Mediterranean-influenced seasonal plates, Weekend brunch
Part of Justin Thompson's restaurant group, PRHYME sits in the Tulsa Arts District and focuses on USDA Prime beef finished with a thyme-infused butter baste.
Signature: USDA Prime cuts, Thyme-infused butter baste
In the heart of the Greenwood District, Fixins serves soul food from smothered chicken to peach cobbler in a spacious, welcoming dining room.
Signature: Fried chicken, Catfish, Mac and cheese
Chef Eben Shillingford brings Dominican-Caribbean cooking to Tulsa's Arts District, with jerk chicken, oxtail stew and rotating fresh fish landing daily.
Signature: Jerk chicken, Stewed oxtail, Lump crab
Nola's brings Louisiana Creole cooking to Cherry Street with an etouffee, shrimp and grits, and cocktail programme that draws from French, Spanish, West.
Signature: Etouffee, Shrimp and grits, Bananas Foster
Albert G's slow-smokes every cut in-house and pairs ribs and brisket with an extensive American whiskey and bourbon selection at this downtown Tulsa barbecue.
Signature: Smoked ribs, Brisket, Smoked chicken wings
Family-owned Italian in Brookside since 1969, with housemade pasta, osso buco, and walls of vintage photographs in a beloved neighborhood room.
Signature: House-made pasta, Italian-American classics
Andolini's Cherry Street flagship bakes hand-tossed New York-influenced pies with house-made mozzarella and a boisterous high-energy dining room.
Signature: Hand-tossed pizzas, House-made mozzarella
Biga on Peoria Avenue offers house-made pastas and wood-fired Italian mains alongside a wine list curated for the loyal Brookside neighborhood crowd.
Signature: House-made pasta, Italian wine list
Philip and Danielle Phillips opened Lone Wolf in September 2012, landing banh mi, kimchi fries, and fried rice bowls in the Archer Building and earning.
Signature: Banh mi, Kimchi fries, Fried rice bowls
Tally's Route 66 diner has held the same corner of Yale Avenue since 1987, serving the chicken-fried steak and cream gravy that made it a Tulsa institution.
Signature: Chicken-fried steak, Cinnamon rolls
Order: Chicken-fried steak with cream gravy
The Blue Dome District's all-day diner from the McNellie's Group serves breakfast plates from open to close in a booth-lined room on 2nd Street, making it.
Signature: All-day breakfast, Biscuits and gravy
Order: All-day breakfast plates with biscuits and cream gravy
Tulsa's long-running Irish pub on Cherry Street keeps a kitchen running to 12:45 in the morning and a long bar stocked with a proper pint selection, drawing.
Signature: Shepherd's pie, Fish and chips
Order: Shepherd's pie and a pint of Guinness on draft
Fassler Hall recreates a Bavarian beer hall in downtown Tulsa with house-made sausage from locally sourced pork, schnitzel, and a two-floor hall that runs.
Signature: Bratwurst, Schnitzel, Duck fat fries
Order: House-made bratwurst with kraut
Bird and Bottle runs a rotating small-plates menu with cocktails in a mid-sized south Tulsa room on 31st Street, where the kitchen leans seasonal and the bar.
Signature: Small plates, Craft cocktails
Order: Rotisserie chicken with seasonal vegetable sides
Brings the El Reno-born fried onion burger to Tulsa Hills, pressing sliced white onions directly into beef patties as they cook on a flat-top griddle.
Signature: Oklahoma-style smashed onion burger
Order: Tucker's Onion Burger with cheese
Brothers Tariq and Adnan ran a food truck before opening this South Lewis storefront serving halal gyros, falafel, and Mediterranean plates in a comfortable.
Signature: Gyro platter, Falafel
Order: Halal gyro platter with housemade tzatziki and pita