Here's an alphabetical listing of all the restaurants we've reviewed that are tagged as Northeast OKC
A Family Affair holds its own amongst OKC’s soul food restaurants with great food, tremendous value and, of course, brilliant shadiness. If you’re looking for all-you-can-eat soul food goodness, this might just be the place for you.
Inside the bright orange, East-side shack with hand-painted, large, graffiti-esque, exterior signage heralding “Fish” and “Donuts,” you’ll find Geronimo’s. It’s a wonderfully shady place with a very simple, tasty and inexpensive menu.
Sometimes I get in the mood for a taste of “old” Oklahoma City. You know, someplace that’s been around forever that has maintained a loyal, local clientèle. For this past birthday, we decided we would try Jamil’s Steakhouse since it originated in the same decade I was born – the 60s.
I enjoyed visiting both Leo’s BBQ locations. I was taken by the friendly service, the atmosphere, and the hickory-smoked flavors — flavors that lingered on my clothes long after I had departed. Oh, and there’s cake with every meal, too!
Have you ever wondered what “soul food” is? Visit Mama E’s and they will be glad to educate you. If you have never had soul food you are missing out on a passionate art form, tasty food, and some of the nicest people you will ever meet.
Though choosing the Shady Restaurant of the Month can often be a difficult task, the decision came fast and clear this time. The moment I heard myself actually say out loud, “wow, I’m eating goat meat in a gas station and it’s delicious!” — that was the moment I knew I had a winner.
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