Old Tulsa Restaurants

[GLGAR]

From the 1940's, Bit of Sweden up stairs around 9th and main. Crosstown Grill at 15th and Peoria and Little Mexico on 18th between main and Boston.

 

[Uncle Meat]

The Pagoda
Lea's Pizzeria
Eastside cafe
Kip's Bigboy
Across The Street
Howard Johnson's (clams)
El Charrito's
Middle Path Cafe (after Golden Drumstick)
MyPie Pizza

 

[nofearfactor]

Le Picardy French Bakery.

Those were old friends of mine. The best Napoleans on the planet.

 

[davek]

If you're age is correct then you missed it in it's prime. The 70's and early 80's were great. After that, the only worse mexican food is Pancho's.

I have to add:
Sutphen's BBQ

That was the place over in the industrial park near Pine and Garnett, right? That WAS good!

 

[pistolpete95]

Camarellis on 15th. Waay back in the seventies there was a little food stand at Mingo and 21st called El Rico's that sold a burrito as big as your forearm. My oh my...

 

[nofearfactor]

My wife is still mourning the death of Diamond Jacks. Its gone for good this time. I remember going there as a little kid when we would go to Southroads mall. They took the same front door with them when they moved to their Harvard locations, then when the 44 widening began they moved to 68th and Yale. Now theyve closed for good. Great old fashioned sandwiches and great potato salad.

 

[TenBears]

Camarellis on 15th. Waay back in the seventies there was a little food stand at Mingo and 21st called El Rico's that sold a burrito as big as your forearm. My oh my...

In front of kmart?

 

[Okie4570]

Still a Godfathers in Enid for those of you needing a road trip and desiring pizza.

 

[RomeosTune]

I used to live in Enid for a little while. I need to take the hot rod on a little drive I think!

 

[michaeld]

Mr. Gattis pizza
Swinsons ice cream
Penningtons