All posts in Tulsa Eateries

Tulsa Tasting – The Dog House

By: | 2 Comments | On: April 11, 2013 | Category : Burgers and Dogs, Uncategorized

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This was by far one of the most interesting and tasty places we visited on our Tulsa Tasting tour.. The Dog House with it’s crazy hotdog selections.  My daughter Kayla and her friend Brettley loved this place. Josh Lynch, the owner of  The Dog House was, how shall I say,...
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Hibiscus Caribbean Bar & Grill -Tulsa Tasting

By: | 1 Comment | On: April 5, 2013 | Category : Cajun/Creole

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One of the places we visited on our Tulsa Tasting tour when I was writing my book was Hibiscus Carribbean Bar & Grill. Perched amongst one of our favorite areas in Tulsa, the Brookside District, Hibiscus is located on Peoria Avenue,and you’ll see it’s bright colored small patio as a...
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The Sushi Place – Tulsa Tasting

By: | 2 Comments | On: July 17, 2012 | Category : Sushi & Japanese, Tulsa Eateries

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During our Tulsa tasting weekend, Mr. Wonderful and I tried this place – The Sushi Place. On an otherwise drab and colorless downtown street with a view of the BOK Center, a burgundy awning draws one’s eye to beckon you inside… For sushi. This is our kind of sushi place....
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KEO Asian Cuisine – Tulsa Tasting

By: | 0 Comments | On: June 21, 2012 | Category : Asian Fusion, Tulsa Eateries

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We are big fans of Vietnamese restaurants. You know, the mostly diner-style places with no frills, that aren’t big on customer service or ambiance but serve a great steaming bowl of Pho or a cool but delicious rice vermicelli dish? So, when KEO was recommended to me as a Tulsa...
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Dalesandro’s Italian Cuisine – Tasting Tulsa

By: | 1 Comment | On: June 15, 2012 | Category : Italian, Tulsa Eateries

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Dalesandro’s in Tulsa is one of those places that has kept a cult-type following.  When we visited, the place was packed and the doors kept opening to bring in more. Centered around a horse-shoe type bar that was buzzing with yuppies and regular folk, it was clear that most of...
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