Old Okc Restaurants...

[n423]

Panchos.

There is still a Panchos on I-240 I believe.

 

[jakeman]

Fuzzy's on N. Classen. Used to see Gov. Henry in there all the time. Turpen was a regular as well.

Edy's Steakhouse out west & north of 39th. I was in there on the last night they were open. It was sad.

 

[SoonerP226]

Just messin' with you...never ate in Wewoka....for that matter..I don't remember if I've ever been to Wewoka.

Ben's was(?) pretty good, but the best BBQ in Wewoka was in the black part of town; I think it was just somebody's house. I went there once with my grandma back in the mid-'80s; she just pulled into the driveway, and a little old black lady brought the food out to us.

As far as OKC goes, I do miss Cattle Rustler's. They may not have been the best steaks ever, but you can't argue with all-you-can-eat.

 

[SoonerP226]

Sirloin Stockade in El Reno. Lmao. I know not in OKC

I ate at the one in Norman many a time when I was a kid; the one off of I240 was more famous for what Roger Dale Stafford did inside it.

 

[surjimmy]

Harry Bears NW 23rd
Steak & Ale.....240 & S. Western, Memorial and May, I-44 and Meridian

 

[Hump66]

Nathans
Kabuki
DQ

 

[JonnyRocco]

I miss Big Ed's Hamburgers, several locations. One hamburger would feed the whole family!

 

[1911Sooner]

There is still a Big Ed's left. Think it's on Penn or Western up North.

Anyone remember Crystal's pizza on NW Expressway? That place was a blast as a youngster.

 

[Mr.Glock]

Shipmans Cafe on Reno. Known for their Homemade yeast rolls.


Chicken In The Rough and Pancakes at Beverlys Pancake Corner.

Shotgun Sams Pizza Parlor's

 

[vvvvvvv]

Sirloin Stockade in El Reno. Lmao. I know not in OKC

That's in OKC as far as I'm concerned. Especially since you can see the Devon Tower from El Reno on a clear afternoon.