Tuesday 21 May
OKG Newsletter
Kinsey Crocker
How the West was yum
From the Old West to the modern-day frontier, the metro hits the bull’s eye for flavor.
Food and Drink Features
Kinsey Crocker
When locals want to give visitors an authentic Old West taste of the metro, the first restaurant that comes to mind for many is Cattleman’s Steakhouse, 1309 S. Agnew.
Friendly as pie
If you’ve a hankering for a pastry filled with fruit or meat, no need to make an Arbuckles retreat.
Restaurant Reviews
Kinsey Crocker
Arbuckle Mountain Fried Pies
3721 N.W. 50th
946-1300
What works: dessert fried pies
What needs work: Not the place to go if you are looking to dine-in.
Tip: If you can’t decide, just ask for a sample.
Hot wheels
Put it in park with your favorite food trucks.
Food and Drink Features
Kinsey Crocker
The food truck trend in Oklahoma City is switching gears. Some of the metro’s favorite mobile meal sites are opening brick-and-mortar locations, while some of the most popular local restaurants may start putting it in drive.
