Lunch diners are flocking to the Atlas Life building in downtown to enjoy 415 Grille’s offerings, including burgers, hot dogs, chicken and catfish.
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At Tulsa’s newest pizza spot, you’ll walk out with a complimentary handmade lollipop
After launching a hit restaurant concept in Bartlesville, the Kallweits are bringing it home to Tulsa. Lollipops Woodfire & Grocery opens Friday.
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‘Hot zingy!’ The Helen brings NYC breakfast dining to Meadow Gold District
After three decades in New York, Tulsa native Tim Rucker is betting big on the former Wildflower Cafe location. What can hungry diners expect?
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Tavern chef Austin Plumlee is happy in the kitchen. That wasn’t always the case.
Over two decades in restaurants, Austin Plumlee has tackled addiction and a pursuit of perfection. The lessons are driving him forward in his first executive chef role at The Tavern.
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A decade in, Kitchen 66 serves as catalyst for transforming Tulsa’s food scene
Created by the Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation in 2016, the program has helped aspiring food entrepreneurs turn their ideas into fully fleshed-out businesses.
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Furry friend-approved spots to spend a day out with your dog in Tulsa
There are dog parks a plenty in the Tulsa metro, along with pet-friendly breweries, bars and restaurant patios.
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Coney Island Hot Weiners celebrates 100 years with hundreds of diners and $1 dogs
Since its humble beginnings in the Tulsa World basement, the coney restaurant has earned a special place in the hearts and minds of Tulsans.
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Latino businesses have boomed in Tulsa. Now, many are breaking into new markets.
Entrepreneurs at 918 Maples, Que Gusto and Dulce Vida Cafe say they use their businesses to educate customers about their cultures.
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These Tulsa restaurants are open on New Year’s Eve and Day
Don’t feel like cooking? These restaurants are open on New Year’s Eve and Day.
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If cooking isn’t for you, buy your favorite Thanksgiving sides and sweets at these Tulsa businesses
Because cooking isn’t for everyone. Here’s a range of restaurants, bakeries, markets and stores offering Thanksgiving meals.