The homemade chili and the fresh, thinly sliced jalapeños are what put Cheery Cheese Fries ($7) on the must-try list.
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After 40 years in business, Someplace Else still creates OKC favorites
“I still eat The Hoagie,” she said. “My dad requests them all the time. I took them to his 92nd birthday not long ago.”
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Dig into the best tamales in Oklahoma City at Tamales El Patio
Man probably can and should live by tamales alone, but for a change of pace, try an elote ($2 for a small, $3 for a medium, $4 for a large).
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“When they were having to carry my husband’s body up the side of the mountain, it showed a lot more than, actually, what I thought it did,” Shurama Prince said.
“When they were having to carry my husband’s body up the side of the mountain, it showed a lot more than, actually, what I thought it did,” Shurama Prince said.
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After a brief introduction to this more colorful event in Bourne’s life, we return to the cold blues of hacking.
After a brief introduction to this more colorful event in Bourne’s life, we return to the cold blues of hacking.
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Ice Age: Collision Course is bizarrely entertaining
Simon Pegg brings more energy to his Mad Hatter weasel than the rest of the cast combined.
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Given that she put her name on it, Stevie’s Favorite Spinach Omelet ($7.49) seemed like it was worth a shot. What an understatement.
Given that she put her name on it, Stevie’s Favorite Spinach Omelet ($7.49) seemed like it was worth a shot. What an understatement.
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The Sandwich Club possesses all the ingredients of your ’80s-themed dreams
Sliced bread, fresh ingredients and some inventive naming techniques make The Sandwich Club a totally rad choice in OKC.
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“They’ve added tacos and sliders,” he said. “There are a bunch of different delivery systems to get barbecue to your mouth.”
“They’ve added tacos and sliders,” he said. “There are a bunch of different delivery systems to get barbecue to your mouth.”
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Milky way
“Men can eat them,” she said. “They just have the extra ingredients a normal cookie doesn’t have.”