New to Tulsa, what should I see, do or eat?

[cboss]

You might start with Mac's BBQ there in Skiatook.

On the website right now drooling... Thank you!

 

[cboss]

If you care for pizza then you gotta hit La Roma at 61st and Sheridan! I don’t really care for phone zzz but DANG !! That place is good !!

I work just off Sheridan, might have to check it out for lunch one day, thanks!

 

[davek]

And if you go to the downtown area see if you can find El Rio Verde for lunch. 38 N Trenton Ave, Tulsa, just one block North and one block West of I-244 and Utica.

 

[ifishok]

Well welcome to Oklahoma, glad you’re here. My son is in Maryland at the Academy. So I’m a little familiar with the seafood there, boathouse and pussers. I may have spelled that wrong but oh well. As far as food goes here, everything cost a ton these days, but my wife and I like Kilkenny's, and Nola’s.

 

[dancer4life]

Welcome to Oklahoma and to OSA!

 

[cboss]

Well welcome to Oklahoma, glad you’re here. My son is in Maryland at the Academy. So I’m a little familiar with the seafood there, boathouse and pussers. I may have spelled that wrong but oh well. As far as food goes here, everything cost a ton these days, but my wife and I like Kilkenny's, and Nola’s.

Conrgarts to your son, I hope he enjoys it there. My mom worked at the Academy for 20ish years. I used to go there after school everyday so I could get a glimpse of David Robinson while I waited for her to get off work.

 

[Rez Exelon]

The Brook, Ron's Hamburgers, Talley's, The Golden Saddle, Brownies Hamburgers

 

[mouthpiece]

J.M. Davis Gun museum in Claremore

 

[Profreedomokie]

I guess I should have clarified in my OP that I am new to Tulsa and Oklahoma, so I have no reference for Oklahoman food. I'm originally from the Eastern Shore of Maryland, so I grew up on seafood from the Chesapeake Bay. It's a rural area of farmers and watermen. I spent the last 10 years in San Diego between my Navy service and staying there because my parents retired out there. Needless to say, I have a fondness for Mexican food now.

I know how you feel. I'm from the Suffolk, Va. area and moved here in 1978. I miss the seafood and Carolina style pork BBQ the most. Somethings they don't have here at least by what we called them are NABs, snaps, and dandoodle. Ask for those and you get the blank look. I have a salt cured ham hanging near my desk. My wife keeps asking me when I want to cook it and I keep putting her off because I love the smell of it too much.

 

[CHenry]

I'd recommend moving