Guide Note

Oklahoma City, the capital of Oklahoma and the largest city, is situated in the central of the state and takes up four counties. Every kind of cuisine you can imagine, you can find in Oklahoma City. The city is large and so is it's restaurant choices. From American to Korean foods, there is something to satisfy any taste bud.

Fast Facts

1. Country: United States
2. State: Oklahoma
3. County: Canadian, Cleveland, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie
4. Mayor: Mick Cornett
5. City population: 537,734 (2006)
6. Currency: U.S. dollar
7. Area code: 405
8. Time zone: CST

Cattleman's Steakhouse is probably one of the best, well-rated options for dining out in Oklahoma City. It's not quite what one would call "fine-dining" but it may be as close to one would get for the best dining experience in the city. Steak, of course is the specialty here, they are even "perfectly aged" for taste and excellent quality. Breakfasts are said to be "legendary" and the coffee something "Seattle couldn't touch." The prices are right, not too expensive, more of a moderate rate. The restaurant also offers tours of their facilities and the walls are covered with historic pictures of past practices at the steakhouse.

Affordable dining isn't hard to come by in a ciyt filled with street cafes and family-run diners. Hideaway Pizza is a great family-option for dining out on the town. They clain they are the oldest pizzeria in Oklahoma and now has four locations throughout the area. The pizzas are made fresh and to order and patrons are even able to "build-your-own-pizza." The Hideaway is popular with the college crowd, as well as with locals and families. The prices are low; a medium pizza will run you about $14 USD.

When planning your trip, please see the pages on a Oklahoma City Vacation and Oklahoma City Hotels