Americans buy more Sauvignon Blanc than any white besides Chardonnay, and this old favorite is undergoing a transformation.
Food and Drink Features Greg Horton
Sauvignon Blanc is second only to Chardonnay in acres of white grapes
planted in California, but the Golden State hasn’t determined the style
of this American favorite in the last few years.
From decor to food, Zen is a notch above the rest in area Asian dining.
Restaurant Reviews Carol Smaglinski
As a veteran restaurant reviewer, the first question I usually get asked
by a new acquaintance is, “OK, so where’s the best restaurant around
here?”
Get tempted by the flavors of Spain at this unique, enticing Bricktown restaurant.
Restaurant Reviews Joshua Boydston
Bolero Spanish Grill & Tapas Bar faced many uncertainties when it
opened in late 2009, and by that, I mean people uncertain of what tapas
were.
OKG7 Dining Carol Smaglinski
“Hey, look at me!” These are the new kids on the block, and they need our support! One good thing about restaurants opening — other than offering darn good food, of course — is more job opportunities in the hospitality industry.
It takes a sure hand to handle aggressive whiskeys when mixing cocktails, but a little knowledge can help tame even the boldest bourbons.
Food and Drink Features Charles Martin
Vodka and light rums are no-brainers when in a mixing mood because the
neutral spirits can be thrown into just about any kind of drink and
quickly disappear under a sea of soda and juice.
Deep Fork Grill has a new GM who happens to be a certified sommelier, and his new wine list is created with the customer in mind.
Food and Drink Features Greg Horton
Joshua Strother took over as general manager of Deep Fork Grill, 5418 N.
Western, in early July. A certified sommelier before he arrived at the
restaurant, Strother brought his love of and expertise in wine to bear
immediately, making small changes to an already very good list.