Ten More Top Oklahoma City Restaurants

Oklahoma City's Automobile Alley has many of the area's coolest eateries, but Red PrimeSteak stands out because the food lives up to the decor. The steaks are some of the best in Oklahoma City, and the menu also includes tasty seafood dishes and American classics such as prime sirloin or even Southern-style fried chicken. Check out the bar for a visually stunning seat and an immense wine selection.
Features:
- Private dining
- Happy hour
Information:
- Address: 504 N. Broadway Avenue
- Phone: (405) 232-2626

Rococo is not one of the metro's long-tenured establishments, but owner Bruce Rinehart has quickly built an OKC destination restaurant that impresses with its delicious northeastern-inspired dishes and personal atmosphere. You'll feel like a special guest.  Enjoy the comfortable high-top tables or "gangster booths" and dine on wonderful selections of steak, seafood and pasta.
Features:
- Catering available
- Live music
Information:
- Address: 2824 N. Pennsylvania Ave.
- Phone: (405) 528-2824

I've previously mentioned Cafe do Brasil as a top spot for patio dining in Oklahoma City, but it's fantastic for other reasons as well. Talk about a fun spot and a great atmosphere. Sample the unique and terrific Brazilian specialties while you enjoy the live music, and then head to the deck of the upstairs Club Bossa Nova. Exotic drinks accompany a nice view of the surrounding Midtown area with the downtown skyline just in the distance.
Features:
- Casual atmosphere
- Private parties & catering
Information:
- Address: 440 NW 11th St., Suite 100
- Phone: (405) 525-9779

What the heck is a gastropub anyway? Don't worry... You're not the only one to wonder. It's a combination of "gastronomy" and "public house" that originated in England in the early 1990's. Essentially, the concept centers around merging a traditional pub with restaurant quality food.  The Classen Curve's Republic Gastropub succeeds quite magnificently in its mission. It's a modern, comfortable and friendly, with excellent food.
Features:
- Large flatscreen televisions
- Extensive beer selection
Information:
- Address: 5830 North Classen
- Phone: (405) 286-4577

Pizza-lovers will not be disappointed with the Wedge Pizzeria, as the place makes one of the metro's top pies, wood-fire oven-baked with plenty of unique varieties. The place itself is pretty small, but it's casual and comfortable. Plus, there's outside seating if you need to spread out.
Features:
- Casual atmosphere
- Wine and local beers
Information:
- Address: 4709 N. Western Avenue
- Phone: (405) 602-3477

The name will give you a good idea of what to expect, one of the better places for a quiet meal in Oklahoma City. Located in Bricktown, the Mantel Wine Bar & Bistro has a great fine dining atmosphere. The service is good, and the prices are reasonable on menu items such as steak, chicken and seafood.
Features:
- Catering and private rooms available
- Outdoor dining
Information:
- Address: 201 E. Sheridan
- Phone: (405) 236-8040

I told you there'd be some variety here. In fact, it's hard to get much different than this and the previous one on the list. Big Truck Tacos is the anti-fine dining, a mobile eatery with a huge selection of inventive taco choices. And if you don't want to track the truck, just head to their permanent location, which has become just as popular.
Features:
- Catering available
- Late night dining
Information:
- Address: 530 NW 23rd
- Phone: (405) 525-TACO

So, we're not quite Kansas City, but OKC loves its barbecue. And if want more than the ordinary, Iron Star is the place for you. It is certainly not your corner smoke stand. Instead, Iron Star offers a fine dining experience with unique barbecue combinations such as hickory smoked chicken or black pepper-crusted prime rib. Of course, you can still get the tasty basics, from cornbread and potato salad to smoked meats and baked beans.
Features:
- Catering
- Private parties
Information:
- Address: 3700 N. Shartel
- Phone: (405) 524-5925

La Baguette Bistro is well known to Oklahoma City residents as a nice deli and bakery, as well as one of the metro's top spots for brunch. The menu features American and French bistro foods at breakfast, such as omelets and crepes; sandwiches, soups, and salads at lunch; and steaks, chicken, seafood, and frog's legs at dinner. And the bakery offers fresh breads and cakes that will make your mouth water.
Features:
- Bakery
- Catering available
Information:
- Address: 7408 N. May
- Phone: (405) 840-3047

First, a confession. I only gave Iguana three and a half out of five stars in my full review. Perhaps that was due largely to high initial expectations built by the hype. Though I stand by my review, the fact is that Iguana is still well worth a visit for Mexican food lovers and is one of the more unique metro restaurant offerings, surely the reason for its popularity. Many dishes feature a stirring fusion of tastes, from sides such as green rice or jicama slaw to specialties such as cilantro chimichurri chicken or tamale dinners.
Features:
- Outdoor dining
- Taco Tuesdays
Information:
- Address: 9 NW 9th St.
- Phone: (405) 606-7172