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A taste of New Orleans arrives in Tulsa’s Kendall Whittier
TULSA, Okla. - Inside The Pump, Chef Chris West is serving up a slice of Louisiana in Tulsa. From shrimp and catfish po’boys to chicken and sausage gumbo and red beans and rice, the menu leans heavily into the Creole and Cajun dishes West grew up with just outside New Orleans in Metairie.
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This Oklahoma Spot Is Bringing Argentine Fire To The Heartland
You don’t expect to find authentic Argentine fire techniques in the middle of Oklahoma, but that’s exactly what makes Amelia’s Wood Fired Cuisine so remarkable. This isn’t your typical steakhouse trying to impress you with fancy plating and forgettable flavors. Everything here gets kissed by real...
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This Hidden Oklahoma Restaurant Lets You Dine Beneath the City Streets
Tulsa keeps one of its best dining secrets tucked away where most people never think to look. Right in the heart of downtown, beneath the bustle of city life, there’s a restaurant that feels like stepping into another era. The space combines history with modern comfort, creating something truly...
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Tyler Mountain BBQ – a local café that’s all about community
Richard Tyler and his wife Jackie first came to Checotah and just toured the area, but then they decided they wanted to be a part of the community and offer Tyler Mountain BBQ. Now they have become quite the community couple that has fed the local firefighters their annual dinner and city workers during the snow storm, plus locals are getting their bellies full of mouth-watering barbecue at their establishment located at the old Katy Café.
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Midtown Tulsa neighborhood revitalizes itself ahead of Route 66 centennial
Nestled between Cherry Street and the Pearl District is a square-mile neighborhood in midtown Tulsa revitalizing itself as the city barrels toward its Route 66 centennial celebration. The Forest Orchard neighborhood was platted more than 100 years ago — bounded by the Mother Road to the north, the Broken Arrow...
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Screening of the Critically Acclaimed Film
You are invited to the screening of the critically acclaimed film "Till" on Sunday, February 22nd at 6:00 PM, at Disciples Christian Church. The event with Joshua Harris-Till - cousin of the late Emmett Till- is intended as a community "re-familiarization" with the story of Mamie Till-Mobley’s pursuit of justice before the live speaking events.
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This Authentic Cajun Kitchen Is Tucked Away in the Oklahoma Hills
I never expected to find real Cajun cooking in the rolling hills of northeastern Oklahoma, but here I am, telling you about a restaurant that proved me wonderfully wrong. Tahlequah isn’t exactly known as a Southern Louisiana food destination, yet tucked among the Cherokee Nation landmarks and Illinois River tourism spots sits a place that transports your taste buds straight to the bayou.
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Cirque Italia brings Rafael the Clown’s farm-to-city adventure to Tulsa
TULSA, OKLA. (KTUL) — A farm boy swept up by a tornado and dropped into the chaos of the big city is at the center of Cirque Italia’s newest production, coming to the Tulsa area in March. Cirque Italia said its new show follows Rafael, a farm boy...
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This All-You-Can-Eat Amish Buffet in Oklahoma Serves Homemade Comfort Food You’ll Crave for Days
You know that Sunday feeling when the table is full and nobody is counting calories? That is exactly what hit me when I walked into Dutch Pantry in Chouteau. No trendy lighting. No complicated menu language. Just the unmistakable comfort of food that is meant to fill you up and...
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Time-honored Tulsa Festival, Mayfest, Reimagines Event with Route 66 Celebration
Organizers have announced plans for Tulsa Mayfest 2026 and 2027 to hit the open road with a Route 66–inspired celebration, turning historic landmarks and iconic stretches of the Mother Road into stages for art, music and local creativity during the weekend of May 15-17. During the traditional Mayfest weekend,...
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The Soul Food At This No-Frills Oklahoma Restaurant Comes on Heaping Plates of Flavor
You can tell a place means business when the plates come out heavy and no one is apologizing for it. That was my first impression walking into Sweet Lisa’s Cafe along Greenwood Avenue. No flashy distractions. No complicated menu descriptions. Just the unmistakable promise of real soul food done...
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This Old-School Oklahoma Burger Stand Still Makes Root Beer the Old-Fashioned Way
There are places that refuse to bow to modern convenience, and thank goodness for that. Some restaurants still believe in doing things the hard way because the hard way tastes better. In an era when everything comes from a syrup gun or a plastic bottle, finding a burger joint that...
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‘Sad-Cowboy Songs’ Made Ryan Bingham an Oscar Winner. Now He’s Singing About Love
“I’ve always been afraid of losing that human connection with fans,” Ryan Bingham tells me. We’re holed up in the green room at Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he is preparing for the second of back-to-back nights headlining the historic honky-tonk. “If I don’t really believe or feel what I’m singing about, how do I expect them to feel anything?” Zach Bryan Breaks U.S. Concert Attendance Record at Blowout Michigan Stadium Show Bingham has been thinking a lot about his fans these days. How crowds show up early in an artist’s career out of curiosity, and then, through a combination of good songwriting and engaging stage presence, start to return time and again. “Over the years, people coming and wanting to hear those songs and share their story of why it’s important to them reminds me that ‘I’m out here for you guys,’” Bingham says. Few art forms are as intertwined with the chaos of the American psyche as country music, and its current pivot back toward authenticity makes it ripe for an artist like Bingham. The 44-year-old exudes realness, which the former rodeo cowboy, New Mexico native, and Texas resident could exploit if he so chose. But the
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Tulsa restaurant celebrates Mardi Gras with Louisiana flair
TULSA, Okla. - Mardi Gras celebrations are wrapping up in Louisiana and across the country, including in Tulsa, where one local restaurant is marking the final day of the season with traditional food and festivities. At Cajun Ed’s Southern Scratch Kitchen, 2101 E 71st St., Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136, owner Ed...
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This Amish-Style Oklahoma Café Might Serve the Best Breakfast You’ll Ever Have
There are mornings when you wake up craving something more than cereal or a quick drive-through stop. You want real food, the kind that reminds you of Sunday mornings at your grandmother’s house, where the table practically groaned under the weight of homemade biscuits, crispy bacon, and eggs cooked just right.
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Richard Marx brings a night of hits to Hard Rock May 14
TULSA, Okla. — A Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and producer, Richard Marx is bringing his chart-topping hits and creative reinvention to Hard Rock Live inside Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa on Thursday, May 14, at 8 p.m. With over 45 million albums sold, 1 billion streams and 14 No....