Old Okc Restaurants...

[MP43]

The Thai R is “I think” Sala Thai = supposed to be excellent. Yeah the Roy’s kinda bit the dust… sadly

Yep, that's the one. Been there many times and its very good. Used to have "RR" logos scattered though the decor, but they've pretty much all disappeared as the place has been updated through the years.

 

[Raido Free America]

You know the old Hickory House was owned by the Bayless family. Son Rick is now an internationally chef, author and Tv personality with his show Mexico One plate at a time. Along with his brother Skip who is a famous ESPN announcer.

Is this the same family that owned the Hickory House Restaurant, in Sapulpa? It was closed recent;ly after being in business for decades.

 

[Nilbog]

MANY YEARS AGO - Still remember their Bloody Mary’s with shrimp = not a BM fan.. but they STILL stick out in my mind. Great setting for a restaurant. And I remember it as Joe Kelly’s.. or at least Kelly’s

Joe Kelly's was great. I think it was just east of Broadway Extension. The fried shrimp was great.

 

[bigfug]

You can add Someplace Else Deli and Bakery to that list. Loved that place.

 

[cbob]

and the Hickory Pit across the street on 10th

Han's Bar B Que was the hickory pit on 10th west of Glen's. Wonderful food

 

[TomTom]

No one is bringing up Cattle Rustlers on I35 all the Sirloin you could eat.

 

[RickN]

Han's Bar B Que was the hickory pit on 10th west of Glen's. Wonderful food

Han's BBQ was the one I have been trying to think of. For some reason I thought it was down on SW59th. I loved Han's Bar B Que sauce and their giant baked potatoes.

 

[O4L]

No one is bringing up Cattle Rustlers on I35 all the Sirloin you could eat.

I used to go there back in the '80s and put a hurt on them chowing down on the all you can eat steak deal.

 

[Sheriffgirl]

Is this the same family that owned the Hickory House Restaurant, in Sapulpa? It was closed recent;ly after being in business for decades.

I don’t think so because the dad died when the boys were in high school or just before. (1965 ish years) And the restaurant closed years ago 1986. Rick also owns Frontera Grill and about 6 other restaurants, he's a James Beard winner and winner of Top Chef Masters

 

[Sheriffgirl]

How about JB Nimbles ice cream where nw expressway intersected with N W 63rd. They had a menu item called the kitchen sink and it came in a serving dish mounted on plumbing pipe.