Friday 24 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: greg elwell
Lucky 7s
No need to take a gamble with your lunch hour: Cafe 7 delivers a quick, affordable meal.
Restaurant Reviews
Greg Elwell
A restaurant with no customers won’t be a restaurant for long. Even if the food was the best around, without customers, the restaurant would close.
Insane in the Kinane
Celebrate Kyle Kinane Day early this year as the celebrated comic returns to OKC.
Performing Arts
Greg Elwell
While the rest of the world readied itself for the Y2K bug that wiped out all technology and forced the planet Earth back into a prehistoric state, comedian Kyle Kinane was doing something much scarier: trying to make people laugh from a stage.
Meat in the middle
‘JY-row,’ ‘YEER-oh’ — whatever. It’s all ‘yum.’
Food and Drink Features
Greg Elwell
I love gyros. You should know that about me before we go any further in this relationship.
Lido Restaurant
You won’t actually be on a cruise, but life’s a beach at this Vietnamese restaurant.
Restaurant Reviews
Greg Elwell
The Internet is a funny place. Ask a question and, most often, you receive a bunch of different answers with a lot of varying justifications.
Ajanta Cuisine of India
Get your masala fix at this northside Indian mecca.
Zorba's Mediterranean Cuisine
Roll on into one of the city’s favorite Mediterranean eateries.
Moon Thai
You’ll fill up on authentic Thai dishes, as well as a few Japanese selections, at Moon Thai.
Restaurant Reviews
Greg Elwell
Moon Thai
2218 N.W. 23rd
601-0546
What works: The pad thai and chicken chili paste are great.
What needs work: The heater, apparently. It was chilly in there.
Tips: They used to have a lunch buffet. They don’t have a lunch buffet anymore. Just order off the menu. It’s worth it.
Chefs di Domani
Practice makes perfect. It also makes for a pretty tasty lunch and dinner at Chefs di Domani.
Restaurant Reviews
Greg Elwell
Chefs di Domani
2727 W. Memorial
749-6798
What works: Low prices on creative, high-end dishes.
What needs work: A few of the plates are under-spiced.
Tip: Go with a designated driver and enjoy some wine with your meal.
The Red Cup
This bustling, eclectic dive serves up coffee, comfort food and community.
Restaurant Reviews
Greg Elwell
The Red Cup
3122 N. Classen Blvd.
redcupokc.com
525-3430
What works: Delicious dishes made upon ordering.
What needs work: Some comfort-food faves lacked any real standout appeal.
The tip: If you're avoiding meat, this is the place for you.
