Guthrie restaurant advice wanted

[Hawgman]

Taking the Mrs to Guthrie to browse the antique shops. I’d welcome any advice on anyone’s favorite place to eat up there. We’ll be eating a late lunch and we don’t have our heart set on any particular style of food. So, let me hear some of your favorite places and what you like to order at them.

Thanks

 

[Jefpainthorse]

Stables on the corner of Divsion and Noble may be the best BBQ joint in the world. The offer steak and burgers and some other stuff on the menu.

Hasting Steak House is at Harrison and 2nd... just across the street walking West from the Pollard Theater. It's in the old carriage cellar in that nice Victorian building... spendy, but a nice menu.

Thanks for considering leaving some of your earned dollars in Logan County!

 

[1mathom1]

Stables does have good ribs. Love the dry rub they use.....and the chicken fry is good too.

Not too crazy about the Mexican joint out by I-35 on Hwy 33 though.

If the Mrs is into antique atmosphere....Granny Had One down town is not bad......but not as good as Stables.

I like Woody's too though it is a few miles east of Guthrie on Hwy 33....north side of the road. The steak is the high point there. BBQ is better at Stables. I think they are only open Thurs-Sat.....could be wrong.

There is a theme running through this if you look real close.

 

[Jefpainthorse]

Woody's is only open thurs-Sunday... it's gotta be in the top 3 (Non Memphis) BBQ joints in the world.

Granny Had One changed names... they are pretty much running a 4 day weekend schedule last I looked.

That BBQ place out on I-35 and Noble is there to divert those interstate drivers who dont know any better... if they eat there more seats are open at Stables for those of us who know BBQ. I eat at the Mexican place now and then--- not terrible but any one of a dozen places in the OKC metro are much better.

 

[Danny Tanner]

R&R: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Guthrie-OK/R-R-Restaurant/256810884025

Good food, good prices, good people.

Great place to sit and eat and watch the trains go by.

 

[257wby]

+1 for stables...

 

[Hawgman]

Thanks, my OSA brethern. Looks like it'll be Stables. If they're busy maybe try Hastings or R&R. We ate at Granny Had One a few years back. Good food and a great old time type feel to it. We want to try a different place this time around.

Thanks again.

 

[SoonerBorn]

Granny Had One sucks! Granny has none!

 

[Jefpainthorse]

Correction.. I refered to "Hasitings"... it is Gages Steak House.

Hasting's was in the block near the Police Station ... the closed. The folks who owned Hastings run what used to be "Granny Had One"

 

[Hawgman]

Correction.. I refered to "Hasitings"... it is Gages Steak House.

Message received. Thanks again.