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Catfish Cabin: another fried buffet

July 2, 2009 | by Andrew | 5 Comments

This review isn’t about revealing new truth, but rather about offering a reminder to us all. A reminder that all-you-can-eat seafood buffets located in Oklahoma City are likely not your best bet for quality dining.

Oklahoma City fro-yo smackdown, part three: Orange Tree

June 16, 2009 | by Sam | 15 Comments

Fourteen flavors, ample toppings and a pay-per-ounce system at $0.36/oz make Orange Tree a solid fro-yo option. Plus, if you’re in Edmond, this may be your only option, at least for now.

The great OKC onion burger tour, part four: Robert’s Grill

June 3, 2009 | by Sarah | 7 Comments

The low pricing and larger (by onion-burger standards) burger size make Robert’s a definite contender for your onion burger patronage. The only trick is finding a place to sit in one of only 14 bar stools which seem to most always be filled.

May’s winners announced: more prizes available for June

June 2, 2009 | by Tim | 2 Comments

May’s winners have been randomly selected. Here’s a look at who won what in May and a reminder that there are more prizes to be won in June.

Oklahoma City fro-yo smackdown, part two: Pink Swirls

May 27, 2009 | by Sam | 20 Comments

Pink Swirls is a strong fro-yo contender, with eight organic, nonfat, live culture fro-yo flavors, a huge selection of toppings, and a self-serve set up where you create your own cup and simply pay by the ounce. And if that’s not enough, they have a sushi bar too. That’s right … sushi and yogurt. You know you’ve got to try it.

Oklahoma City fro-yo smackdown, part one: Passionberri

May 21, 2009 | by Sam | 18 Comments

Passionberri is a decent fro-yo option with quality ingredients and competitive pricing. It may have been the first to bring the fro-yo craze to the metro, but its limited selection of flavors and toppings combined with a non-pay-by-the-ounce pricing model could leave it vulnerable when compared to other options arriving on the scene.

Los Comales: Shady Restaurant of the Month

May 15, 2009 | by Andrew | 22 Comments

Los Comales is worth the trip to Stockyard City for those wanting a good taqueria experience. If you are tired of being insulted by other “Mexican” joints in town offering bland flavors and “cheese” jelly, this will be a breath of fresh air (assuming there isn’t a cattle auction going on down the road, in which case you shouldn’t breathe too deeply).

Sauced: great hang-out, less-than-memorable food.

May 6, 2009 | by Greg | 44 Comments

If I lived in or near the Paseo, I would go to Sauced because it’s a neighborhood kind of place. But I don’t live right there and I don’t know that Sauced has enough to pull me back for another taste. The food is fine. It’s OK. It’s good. It’s just not memorable.

Seoul Garden: Korean food to supplement the Ko Mart

April 30, 2009 | by Sam | 11 Comments

While it’s literally just steps away from the Ok Ko Mart, Seoul Garden’s unique offerings and great value make it worth your attention. Those looking to get the full OKC Korean food experience must definitely give Seoul Garden a try.

The giveaway is back! Leave a comment, win a gift card.

April 28, 2009 | by Tim | 18 Comments

It’s back! The legendary EatAroundOKC.com gift card giveaway. Perhaps you remember back when we held the giveaway surrounding the celebration of our 100th restaurant review. Well, now we’re bringing it back and for no good reason other than the fact that we just love giving away gift cards.

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