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OKG 7 eat | Grease? Onions? Yes, please.
Bunny’s Onion Burgers 5020 N. Meridian Ave. bunnysonionburger.com 949-2889 An Oklahoma City mainstay for more than 20 years, Bunny’s has perfected the onion burger and offers numerous variations on the homespun classic, all in an old-school cafe atmosphere. Saddle on up to the bar and order a #24 basket ($9.75), a double-patty onion burger stuffed […]
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Midtown man
Wynn has an insatiable interest in the history of his city and described himself as an urban archeologist who unearths lost histories and relevant stories about areas of downtown and buildings both standing and gone. He said the research portion of the Midtown book excited him and finding new facts and stories made him “want […]
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Smokey and the sandwich
The Outlaw BY: Mark Hancock Everybody has one joint they swear is the best barbecue place ever. Sometimes it’s the meat, sometimes it’s the service and sometimes it’s the price. Smokey’s BBQ is all three. Despite a slender, difficult-to-maneuver parking area that should be used as a defensive driving course, Smokey’s is worth the possible […]
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Comedy by the slice
<span style=" Arial” ,”sans-serif””=””> Jim Gaffigan is white. Very white. So white, he’s dubbed his current stand-up tour as “The White Bread Tour.” “I’ve heard that my style of comedy is kind of white bread, in kind of a derogatory way. So I thought it would be funny to just embrace it,” Gaffigan said. “And […]
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Hungry heart
Forward Foods in Norman Credit: Mark Hancock You can be an uncaring jerk 364 days of the year, but for at least one day, it’s forcibly required to show undying love for one through the purchase of flowers, teddy bears or barbershop quartets to serenade your significant other at his or her workplace. Forgetting Valentine’s […]
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Coffeehouse culture
Gray Owl Credit: Shannon Cornman And, sometimes, that’s enough. When you’re running late for work and simply need liquid speed to get you ready for the day ahead, there’s really no need for further consideration. But when the temperatures are dropping and the fingers start freezing, nothing is more comforting than enjoying a hot cup […]
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Game on
The Little Shoppe of Games Credit: Mark Hancock There’s nothing on TV. You can only refresh TMZ.com so many times. Even your significant other has ceased being interesting. That might be a great time to pull out those board games from the back of the closet. Bored? Grab a board!Everyone has a go-to game: Monopoly, […]