Restaurant Reviews
Joshua Boydston
Bolero Spanish Grill & Tapas Bar faced many uncertainties when it opened in late 2009, and by that, I mean people uncertain of what tapas were.
Tuesday 18 Jun
OKG Newsletter
Topic: bricktown
No bull
Get tempted by the flavors of Spain at this unique, enticing Bricktown restaurant.
Restaurant Reviews
Joshua Boydston
Bolero Spanish Grill & Tapas Bar faced many uncertainties when it opened in late 2009, and by that, I mean people uncertain of what tapas were.
Art festivals
Life’s more fun in the sun, according to organizers of Bricktown Art Festival.
Features
Emily Summars
“Art Your World” at this weekend’s Bricktown Art Festival
Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m, and Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
montagefestivals.com, 596-1687
Free
Soda grows up
Whether you call it soda, pop or (the ill-advised) soda pop, fizzy drinks have gone fancy.
Food and Drink Features
Christina Nihira
While summer is still a scorching celebration, try treating yourself to a decadent soda. Curious cream sodas, spicy ginger ales, rich root beers, tart citrus beverages with genuine bitterness, complex colas — they’re all chilling out there beside surprising, one-of-a-kind flavors as diverse as cucumber, chocolate and jalapeño oil.
Yeah, mon
Rain or shine, the Bricktown Reggae Festival draws crowds eager to hear some of the genre’s best acts.
Music
Ryan Querbach
Hey, mon! The 2011 Bricktown Reggae Festival takes place Friday and Saturday night in the heart of Bricktown, on the corner of Sheridan and Oklahoma avenues, rain or shine.
Eat your greens
Local restaurants are picking fresh veggies from their own gardens to present hyper-local meals.
Features
Vivian Boroff
Any gardener can tell you that there is a great sense of pride and accomplishment when you can pick something fresh from your garden and use it in your own kitchen. Nothing beats the flavor of produce picked at the stage of perfect ripeness, whether it be an heirloom tomato, or the smallest of berries and herbs.
Horsin’ around
CFN
Gazette staff
The City Council horseshoe is considering a measure about another type of horseshoes: actual shoes for horses.
Raw diet
In the Raw goes for big style in Bricktown. Luckily, it has a sushi menu to back it up.
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Restaurant Reviews
Joshua Boydston
There’s a lot of stock put into image with sushi joint In the Raw. From the highly marketable and perfectly suited name, to the refined-but-fun interior and the elegantly simple sashimi, it’s an attractive, stylish place.
VOTD: Law man
Watch the Choctaw folksinger pick, chat about life on the farm.
Local guy Ryan Lawson has a Twitter handle, but not a TV or access to the Internet. Interesting.
He’s also got a bunch of good, authoritative songs in folk, country and bluegrass styles, so maybe there’s something to living out on the fringe. He also plays his guitar the approximately the same angle Paul McCartney played his bass, which you can watch below, thanks to the “Chevy Bricktown Showcase”:
by Matt Carney
09.02.2011
1 year ago
He’s also got a bunch of good, authoritative songs in folk, country and bluegrass styles, so maybe there’s something to living out on the fringe. He also plays his guitar the approximately the same angle Paul McCartney played his bass, which you can watch below, thanks to the “Chevy Bricktown Showcase”:
