Good Eats in Tulsa

I have to take an engine to Tulsa Aircraft Engines next week. I'll be there a few days. Any recommendations for good places to eat? Thanks....

Cheers,

George

The McRib at Subway.

Coney Island downtown is a tulsa institution. Hanks or Claudes are good for burgers. Hideaway pizza is good. Mahogany Prime if you want to step up. Siegis is good for german. What part of town are you staying in?

http://www.tallyscafe.com/

Air port La Quinta.

yep, great food. Forgot to mention Lucky's on Cherry st. very nice place.

This is a claud's burger....

If you are on a budget Tulsa has two Hardee's locations

Long ago I spent too much time at the Camelot. I don’t recall any good food there.

it's been gone for many years. Pagoda was across the street from there. Best Chinese anywhere. we all cried when they retired.

Rib Crib, I think Tuesday nights are all you can eat.

Nope no budget, but I may have to stay a couple extra days just to pig-out!
Thanks for all the great suggestions!

Cheers,

George

Seriously? I've had them 3 times. worst bbq ever.

I recall Hardin's Fried Chicken to be really good. They still around.

both the owners died. they still have a Hardin's hamburgers, but no chicken.

Coker's in Arlington is horrible, so Rib Crib must be really bad to be worst ever.

McGill's on the top floor of Hard Rock Casino is pretty good. Their buffet on the lower level will fill you up.

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I don't love them, but they're ok. I like David's better. Have you tried jambo's yet? they took the old coker's location.

I used to work out of our office in Tulsa years back every now and then. The guys took me to really good places to eat lunch. One place was a really big kinda like Fried Chicken buffet. The other had home style food, really good place for lunch, kinda like the Dixie Cafe in Ft Wroth. I can't remember either. Its been so long back I can't remember other than it was really good.

Frank's country inn had a great buffet.

Coney Islander and Knotty Pine BBQ are must eats.

Make sure and go to Ike's Chili by the Admiral traffic circle. You'll be right there, close. Get the 3-way.

Also, go to the new restaurant in Broken Arrow called White River Fish Market. There's one closer to where you're staying on N Sheridan, though....fresh fish, just about any kind you want.

Burn Co has the best BBQ in Oklahoma; not even debatable. And maybe, just maybe, the best BBQ in the world!!! There I said it, and I am a naturalized Texan.

https://www.facebook.com/Burncobbq

love it! cooking on a fine hasty bake (Tulsa made).

they have that entertainment area
lots of good places
i think its by the Fair Grounds

Cherry St?

I ate there about a year ago. It was turrible, just turrible...

maybe
its been a while since i was there
we did a cellular build there
i would live in Tulsa

I definitely agree! But it only took me one visit to figure that out. lol

Kinda partial to that city......born and raised there for 'bout 39 years. My most favorite city of all....

I was only there for two days but thought it'd be a nice place to live.

This is a Hank's Burger



This is also a Hanks Burger

It's not bad. traffic sucks though. easy to find your way around.

Night Trips

On Peoria.......Yummmmm!

I'd live in Jenks.

Tulsa is not a bad place. We have a lot of Friends that live in Tulsa. They seem to like it.

Fishing Grand lake during the week wouldn't be too bad a gig either. Chasing them big Oklahoma Whitetails wouldn't be bad either. We have guys here in Houston that have given up South Texas Leases and hunting in Oklahoma.

I grew up at 53rd and lewis. We mostly ate at Goldies before they branched out. It used to be the clubhouse for a par three.

Graduated HS in Jenks. My lakes were Grand first, then Hudson and Ft Gibson. Those were my favorites. I also spent lots of time on Eufala, Navigation Channel, Keystone, Skiatook in its heyday......didn't hunt until I moved down here so I know I missed out on big deer.

Coney Islander for sure. ( yes that's how you spell it, islander). Haven't changed a bite since 1926 is their motto. My son spent 2 years in Japan, got off the plane in Tulsa and hauled butt straight to Coney Islander. There are several in Tulsa. Hard Rock's buffet is ok but pricey for a buffet. They may or may not have food at Night Trips but who cares lol, GO there.

We did keystone most but spent time on fort Gibson. Miss the sandy beaches down here. My BIL has a farm in grant co. Full of deer and pheasants. Jenks sucks.

Steaks- The Spudder
BBQ- Burnco on the river walk at Jenks
Home cooking- Brothers Houligan

Well, there is both. The original coney island was downtown...

TTT. I'll be eating here on the way home Monday.

Cajun Ed's on 71st is really good.

We had some crawfish Tamales and crawfish tacos there last week and they were great.

Goldies..they make a good burger too.

Umberto's..a slice of pizza heaven.

Fortune Chef..good Chinese food. Take out only.

Burn Co. BBQ

Coney Islander...good hotdogs.

Looks incredible!!!!

Ok, Jenks finally didn't win a state championship in football this year.....my wife worked her first and only job out of college
for 15 years right there where you grew up. 5323 S. Lewis, corner of 53rd and Lewis...building sat on northeast corner, Market Administrator. Was that after your time? 1985-2000.

My mom worked in that building for a while. We lived east about 5 blocks. Left Tulsa in 83.