It should be no secret by now that Oklahoma is home to some amazing cuisine. From bbq shacks to plush cafes, we have it all. And since everybody loves delicious food, we looked at the top restaurant reviews and combined them with our reader’s recommendations to bring you 11 mouthwatering restaurants in Oklahoma. Take a look because you haven’t lived until you’ve tried them…all of them!

  1. Warehouse Willy’s, Poteau

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The_Real_Birdcatcher/TripAdvisor This iconic steakhouse is nestled in the heart of little Poteau. Famous for its top-notch cut of meats, Warehouse Willy’s serves some of the best steaks in the state…some would say even the country. Don’t miss the superb sides to go along with your meat, such as the stuffed mushrooms or the mudbugs (fried crawfish).

  1. The Drake, Oklahoma City

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The-Drake/Facebook If you’re in the mood for mouthwatering seafood, then you’ll want to make a trip to The Drake in Oklahoma City. As a newer eatery in the Sooner State, The Drake is quickly making a name for itself for fresh and delicious seafood.

  1. Yokozuna, Tulsa

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yokotulsa/Facebook OpenTable named Yokozuna Downtown Tulsa one of the Top 100 Hottest Restaurants in America for 2016. Diners love the experience along with the amazing Asian dishes, including the sushi bar in the heart of the Blue Dome District.

  1. TS Fork, Tonkawa

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TS Fork/Yelp For some of the freshest food in the state, TS Fork in Tonkawa will not disappoint diners on quality. They are a unique concept restaurant that offers farm to fork premier dining. The food is sourced from local vendors, so it’s always fresh. Reservations are required, so make sure to book early. Look for the TS Food Truck in Ponca City at select locations and dates to enjoy fresh food on the go.

  1. Gayla’s at the Market, Clinton

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Gaylas-at-the-Market/Facebook In the little town of Clinton sits mighty tasting food at Gayla’s at the Market. From a fresh and tasty breakfast to a hearty and tasty lunch, Gayla’s will fix you up delicious food with a friendly smile.

  1. Sam & Ella’s Chicken Palace, Tahlequah

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Eric L/Yelp Located in Cherokee County, Sam & Ella’s offers some of the best pizza that will melt in your mouth. Topped with fresh cheese, delicious sauce and fresh toppings, this pizza is a must try for any pizza lover.

  1. Ken’s Steaks & Ribs, Amber

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Dustin P/Yelp Many people are surprised that they have never eaten at Ken’s Steakhouse after tasting their meats. The ribs fall off the bone and the meats are so tender that you’ll wish you had found Ken’s earlier. If you’re more of an herbivore than carnivore, don’t worry, Ken’s offers a top-notch salad bar that would delight any salad lover.

  1. Kitchen 324, Oklahoma City

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Bree S./Yelp Looking for an upscale bakery and cafe? Look no further than Kitchen 324 in Oklahoma City. The menu is full of gourmet baked goods, fresh and locally sourced dishes and fresh coffee options. The bright, airy atmosphere and authentic hospitality compliment the delectable, locally sourced food served at Kitchen 324.

  1. Chase’s BBQ Shack, Woodward

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Jarred L/Yelp Oklahomans love their bbq and one of their favorites is Chase’s BBQ Shack in Woodward. Order your meat by the pound, in a sandwich or a plate portion with 2 sides. Either way, you’ll still want more to take home with you. Sides include potato salad, coleslaw or cowboy beans. If you love burnt ends, they serve some of the best!

  1. The Bull in the Alley, Tulsa

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Aaron B/Yelp With no sign or address posted, finding The Bull in the Alley (if that’s even the official name) might be a little tricky. Look for the bull above the green doors on the east side of the Tavern Building in The Brady Arts District. Reservations are required and it might take a few weeks to get in, with only 12 tables in the restaurant. They are known for some of the best steaks in Tulsa…so see if you can find the green mystery doors, so you too can indulge in their perfected steaks.

  1. Tarahumara’s Mexican Cafe & Cantina, Norman

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Farran M/Yelp For authentic Mexican cuisine, head to Tarahumara’s in Norman. From enchiladas to burritos to fajitas, the food is addicting. You must try the green salsa verde, shrimp cocktail and house margarita.

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Johnny M/Yelp

The_Real_Birdcatcher/TripAdvisor

This iconic steakhouse is nestled in the heart of little Poteau. Famous for its top-notch cut of meats, Warehouse Willy’s serves some of the best steaks in the state…some would say even the country. Don’t miss the superb sides to go along with your meat, such as the stuffed mushrooms or the mudbugs (fried crawfish).

The-Drake/Facebook

If you’re in the mood for mouthwatering seafood, then you’ll want to make a trip to The Drake in Oklahoma City. As a newer eatery in the Sooner State, The Drake is quickly making a name for itself for fresh and delicious seafood.

yokotulsa/Facebook

OpenTable named Yokozuna Downtown Tulsa one of the Top 100 Hottest Restaurants in America for 2016. Diners love the experience along with the amazing Asian dishes, including the sushi bar in the heart of the Blue Dome District.

TS Fork/Yelp

TS Fork/Facebook

For some of the freshest food in the state, TS Fork in Tonkawa will not disappoint diners on quality. They are a unique concept restaurant that offers farm to fork premier dining. The food is sourced from local vendors, so it’s always fresh. Reservations are required, so make sure to book early. Look for the TS Food Truck in Ponca City at select locations and dates to enjoy fresh food on the go.

Debbie C/Yelp

Gaylas-at-the-Market/Facebook

In the little town of Clinton sits mighty tasting food at Gayla’s at the Market. From a fresh and tasty breakfast to a hearty and tasty lunch, Gayla’s will fix you up delicious food with a friendly smile.

Jennifer W/Yelp

Eric L/Yelp

Located in Cherokee County, Sam & Ella’s offers some of the best pizza that will melt in your mouth. Topped with fresh cheese, delicious sauce and fresh toppings, this pizza is a must try for any pizza lover.

KensSteaksAndRibs/Facebook

Dustin P/Yelp

Many people are surprised that they have never eaten at Ken’s Steakhouse after tasting their meats. The ribs fall off the bone and the meats are so tender that you’ll wish you had found Ken’s earlier. If you’re more of an herbivore than carnivore, don’t worry, Ken’s offers a top-notch salad bar that would delight any salad lover.

Cate N/Yelp

Bree S./Yelp

Looking for an upscale bakery and cafe? Look no further than Kitchen 324 in Oklahoma City. The menu is full of gourmet baked goods, fresh and locally sourced dishes and fresh coffee options. The bright, airy atmosphere and authentic hospitality compliment the delectable, locally sourced food served at Kitchen 324.

AE B/Yelp

Jarred L/Yelp

Oklahomans love their bbq and one of their favorites is Chase’s BBQ Shack in Woodward. Order your meat by the pound, in a sandwich or a plate portion with 2 sides. Either way, you’ll still want more to take home with you. Sides include potato salad, coleslaw or cowboy beans. If you love burnt ends, they serve some of the best!

Aaron B/Yelp

With no sign or address posted, finding The Bull in the Alley (if that’s even the official name) might be a little tricky. Look for the bull above the green doors on the east side of the Tavern Building in The Brady Arts District. Reservations are required and it might take a few weeks to get in, with only 12 tables in the restaurant. They are known for some of the best steaks in Tulsa…so see if you can find the green mystery doors, so you too can indulge in their perfected steaks.

Ron T/Yelp

Farran M/Yelp

For authentic Mexican cuisine, head to Tarahumara’s in Norman. From enchiladas to burritos to fajitas, the food is addicting. You must try the green salsa verde, shrimp cocktail and house margarita.

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