Tulsa restaurants
 

Looking to find some "hidden gems" for food in Tulsa during the Chili Bowl. Figured it was time to start the thread. Of course you always have Rib Crib, Burn Co., Tally's, Jimmy's Egg, etc. This is my 24th consecutive Chili Bowl and always looking for something new while in Tulsa for the week.

Tally's is a great place.
Best Regards,
John

Western Diner is very
good as well. I usually
go there a couple of times
during CB.
Best Regards,
John

Village Inn has some
great breakfast selections.
I always get Eggs Benedict.
My favorite.
Best Regards,
John

Ted's Cafe Escondido
Freeway Cafe

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Not really a restaurant but there is an awesome smoothie place right down the road from the expo in the same parking lot as McAllister's. I can't recall what the name of it is but it produces some good smoothies! Always try and stop in there a few times during the week.

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Andolini's Pizzeria - Broken Arrow. Stopped here last year and it was excellent.

Burn Co. , Fat guys Burger Bar, & after the races, Pizza Express!!
What else you need? Lol

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Ron's Hamburger and Chili

Freddy's Hamburgers, 9130 E. 11th for a little Route 66 charm. And really good burgers & fries. (This is NOT Freddy's Frozen Custard.)

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Cloud 9, fish tacos!

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Jimmy Hula's on the east side of Yale just north of Twenty-first is new since last year. It is managed by a race fan. He even convinced the owner that pit passes were necessary for the Shootout last week so they could deliver to the track. Had their delivery once and it was very good. They also had specials for the race fans with tickets or pit passes. They serve fish tacos, gourmet burgers, tropical libations and beer. I really enjoyed the Shrimp Po' Boy.

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All the restaurants in Tulsa are awful. Now give me your tickets.... hell, I'll even pay for them ;)

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been there , ate there, think they called it the Chili Bowl Flu!!!!!!!!!!:6:

Always ate one night at jamils,on I 44 west of Yale I do believe , but that was eight years ago ,be ready to eat cause they bring the food ,had a lot of old Tulsa fairgrounds race pictures on the wall , Hope somebody knows if their still open ,

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Pretty sure they're still open. Great steaks.

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Cloud Nine. Hmmmm. That rings a bell. Doesn't it Bob? LOL!!

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Their eggs and legs ain't half bad

City Cafe 11th and Peoria

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When I get to go to Tulsa we stay at the Wyndham on 41st. Across the street there is a breakfast joint called Kimmy's... great way to start the day. I usually try a few different places for lunch, always hit Wataburger at least twice on a 4 day trip since we dont have them in my part of the country. Every night after the races is a stop at the taco truck in the gas station parking lot next door to the hotel. Best tacos I have ever had!

It does, Kenny, and I'm still embarrassed! Haha!

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No need for embarrassment. It's good for a chuckle 'bout every time we get together! LOL!!

Can't beat Spudders for steaks. Oil company memorabilia is awesome

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Shotgun Sam's Pizza Palace... if it was still 1971.

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Big Anthony's best barbecue in town 21st street.

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I try to search out the old school places while in Tulsa. So far Brownie's Hamburger Stand, El Rancho Grande, Hank's Hamburgers, & Ollie's Station fits that bill. My favorite restaurant, but not of the old school flavor, is Smoke on Cherry Street. It's a cool place with great food, good for lunch & dinner. One steakhouse I've wanted to try is the Bull in the Alley, but I'd say it's an evening place, which of course is reserved for racing.