Vintage Oklahoma steakhouse
Neighborhood: Stockyard City/Airport
Phone: +1 405 236 0416
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Founded in 1910, this is the oldest restaurant in Oklahoma, made famous when then-President George Bush ate here in 1992. This Stockyard City restaurant is famous for its delicious steaks and its lamb fries. It is great for breakfast, too. A good-sized breakfast is priced right at about $3. The lamb fries are the most unusual delicacy. Ask your server to describe them to you. Otherwise, you will have a large selection of great steaks, burgers and sandwiches to choose from.
Su-Th 6a-10p, F-Sa 6a-mid
Reviewed by: Margo from Oklahoma City, OK, USA on Jul 19, 2006
Don't expect plush
This is a landmark with great steak. The atmosphere is not typically what you'd expect in a steak house. That's because real working-men Oklahomans have been eating here since the early stockyard days. It is filled with the character of those days, though not plush & not the place for an intimate dinner. But do expect to pay as though you would for a fine dining experience, while sitting in basically a country cafe.
Would you recommend this to a friend?
Yes
Why? / Why Not?
Great steak, country food like calf-fries & interesting atmosphere. Depends on what kind of a date you're on. She'll know she's had a good meal but it's definitely not intimate or romantic.
Suprisingly poor
#1. It was $29 for my ribeye and lamb fries, overpriced. #2. The lamb fries that are supposedly a ...
Reviewed by:hakris2145 from on Jan 17 2008
Great Steak, the rest is okay
Wow, what an institution. This restaurant has some of the best steaks around. The service is great, ...
Reviewed by:rj4055 from Nashville on Oct 20 2006
