Plant…I have very mixed feelings for this spot. So I will start by saying that it is very awesome that Oklahoma has diversified enough to offer a place for people with dietary restrictions. I love to see OKC having healthier options. Many, many years ago when I lived in OKC I was vegan for aContinue reading “Plant”
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Stitch
Stitch is a fun coffee shop that is connected to a plant shop. It is bright and open and is a pretty large space. It features a lot of natural sunlight and is a great place for breakfast with friends, coffee chats, or if you need some work or study time. Stitch has a greatContinue reading “Stitch”
White Bean Soup
This soup is too easy not to make! It requires minimal effort and only a few ingredients. This white bean soup uses two types of beans – great northern beans and navy beans. In the end you are left with a creamy, hearty bean soup with tons of flavor and textures. The key here isContinue reading “White Bean Soup”
S&B Burgers
S+B burgers has been a long standing burger spot in OKC. It started in the first floor of an office building and grew to a few locations after that. A few years ago, it reached peak fame and the originally owners sold it, except for their original location. In about 2-3 years, it seemed thatContinue reading “S&B Burgers”
Cuppies + Joe
Cuppies + Joe has been around OKC for over a decade now. It opened up when I was in highschool and was the best place to go study or grab a cupcake and hang with friends. You would walk in to the house, turned coffee shop and instantly feel welcomed and cozy. They had eclecticContinue reading “Cuppies + Joe”
The Berliner
The Berliner…oh man this place. I discovered (and by that I mean someone took me here) about 4 years ago when my husband and I had just started dating. My husband knew of this place and had been going there for years. Some background info that will be helpful for this post. My husband isContinue reading “The Berliner”
Red Wine Roast + Cauliflower Mash
Nothing says fall like a warm roast! Growing up, my mom used to always pull out the dutch oven around September when the leaves would turn and make delicious pot roasts, stews, goulash and more. So warm and hearty, which is exactly what I crave during the colder months. This red wine roast is incredible.Continue reading “Red Wine Roast + Cauliflower Mash”
Logan Street
Logan Street is the perfect spot for small plates and drinks. It is great whether you want to share multiple small plates with friends or if you just want a light dish. I would categorize this spot as upscale rustic. You walk in to a brick exposed wall and a white, modern bar counter top.Continue reading “Logan Street”
The Hall’s Pizza Kitchen
The Hall’s Pizza started out as a food truck many moons ago and have now opened a shop in mid-town! The shop has been open for a few years and I have been lucky enough to try it a few times – I was a regular at the food truck so I knew I alreadyContinue reading “The Hall’s Pizza Kitchen”
Butternut Squash Pasta
Nothing says fall more than squash, especially butternut squash. Butternut squash is slightly sweet and can be used in a number of dishes from sweet to savory. I am sure you are familiar with probably the most popular butternut squash dish – butternut squash soup, but these dish takes the humble squash to a wholeContinue reading “Butternut Squash Pasta”
Aly Eats Food 