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The article focuses on the essentials of tailgating for college football games. Topics include the rules and logistics for reserving tailgating spaces at OSU and OU, tips for grilling and using the right tools for a successful cookout, and recommendations for maintaining and using different types of grills effectively.

The article reviews several restaurants and cafes located in Oklahoma which include MAD Eats; Café Volare and Araceli's.

The article reviews several restaurants and bars in Oklahoma, U.S. famous for their cocktails, include the Daley; the Belt40 Cocktail Lounge & Kitchen; and the Zannotti's Wine Bar.

The article focuses on historic restaurants in Oklahoma, that have been serving delicious food for many years. Topics include Eischerts Bar, which is considered the oldest still-operating diner in the state, Kumback Lunch, a local favorite since 1926, and these restaurants are known for their classic dishes and maintainence of their traditions, attracting both locals and visitors with their delicious food.

The article focuses on the origins of the Theta burger, a unique Oklahoma creation featuring pickles, mayonnaise, and shredded American cheese. Topics include the competing claims of its invention by the Split-T restaurant and a sorority in Norman, the adaptation of the burger at Johnnie's Charcoal Broiler and Sun Cattle Co., and the variations in sauce and preparation associated with this regional favorite.

A review is offered for Isla's Southern Kitchen restaurant located in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Reviews are offered for several diners in Oklahoma, U.S., including Bledsoe's Diner; Copan Restaurant, and Janice's Cafe.

The article reviews Robbers Cave State Park Lodge located in Wilburton, and Beavers Bend State Park Lodge located in Broken Bow, Oklahoma.

The article focuses on the influence of bison in Oklahoma history and role of Oklahoma in saving the species. It mentions the species of bison is on edge of extinction and it was estimated that thirty million to as many as a hundred million bison once lived in North America. It also mentions Native American tribes used every part of the bison which include meat as food; use of skin for clothing, housing, bedding, and even musical instruments and horns use to make arrowheads.

A review is offered for Nunu's Mediterranean Cafe, located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, with information on the dishes served at the cafe, such as beef kabobs, cabbage rolls and baklava.

The article provides information on the Harwelden Mansion located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Topics discussed include a brief history of the mansion, its architectural design, the renovation and restoration of the property following its purchase by its current owner Teresa Knox, and its daily room rates for guests.

A review is offered for Thirty Nine Restaurant at First Americans Museum in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

The article offers review of the Cafe Bahnhof in Waynoka, the patio Amelia's Wood Fried Cuisine in Boston Avenue in Tulsa and The Mont in Classen Boulevard in Norman.

The article offers review on several culinary and dine-in destinations in Oklahoma including The National in Oklahoma City, Stock Bond in Oklahoma City, and The Gilded Acorn in Oklahoma City.

The article offers review on a resort named as The Choctaw Casino & Resort located in Durant, Oklahoma.

The article discusses restaurant Nonesuch in Oklahoma city which was named the best restaurant in America and its food.

A review is offered for the JK by Chef King, a restaurant, located in Oklahoma.

The article presents the discussion on the place Bartlesville including symphony orchestra, choral society, historic skyscraper, and long-running music festival.

Reviews are offered for several restaurants located in Oklahoma including the Empire Slice House; Savastano's Pizzeria and Jo's Famous Pizza.

Reviews are offered for several restaurants located in Oklahoma including the Beach House; the Da Vinci's Coffeehouse and Gelateria and the Phat Tabb's BBQ.

The article reviews the Talo house, Scandinavian-inspired urban farmhouse in Oklahoma, U.S.

The article focuses on the resurgence of mead, the oldest fermented alcoholic beverage, in two U.S. Oklahoma meaderies, B&G Meadery and Dancing Skeleton Meadery. Topics include the wide variety of flavors offered by B&G Meadery, the craftsmanship involved in mead production, and the range of sweetness in meads offered by Dancing Skeleton Meadery.

The article offers information on the landscape of the southeastern quadrant of Oklahoma which inhabits bigfoot. It is noted that businessman Charles Benton has founded the Native Oklahoma Bigfoot Research Organization to teach people how to investigate Bigfoot sightings and provides support to those who have had an encounter. It is noted that a 1972 documentary film is all about a Bigfoot-like creature living near the town of Fouke, Arkansas.

The article highlights the Hochatown community in McCurtain County, Oklahoma. Topics include presence and economic development of the tourist centered town with availability of several businesses including restaurants, breweries, mini-golf courses, and hiking trails; and views of business owners who revealed that most travelers are from Dallas, Texas, Fayetteville, and Arkansas.

The article reviews several burger restaurants in Oklahoma including McKenzie's Burger Garage in Lawton, the Nic's Grill in Oklahoma City, and the Fat Guy's Burger Bar in Tulsa.

The article reviews several restaurants in Oklahoma which includes the 1832 Steakhouse in Durant, the Diarti Italian Cafe in Woodward, and the McGehee's Catfish Restaurant in Marietta.

The article reviews restaurants located in Tulsa, Oklahoma incluidng El Rio Verde, Retro Grill and Bar, and White River Fish Market.

The article focuses on renovation of the Frontier Hotel in Pawhuska that is the perfect base for a weekend in one of Oklahoma's busiest tourist towns including examines that polished Western theme is both comforting and comfortable seeming at once well-worn and brand new.

The article reviews restaurant Frida Southwest located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

An interview with Sergeant Wade Spencer is presented. He discusses on topics including his training for becoming a park ranger at Fort Cobb State Park, his work including handling wild pig outside the park, and dealing with on the job deaths of the public or the staff. He also discusses about the work and training schedules.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of being a food challenger who visited four central restaurants in Oklahoma which include the Kendall's Restaurant, The Miller Grill, Papa Angelo's Pizzeria and Paw Paw's Hamburgers.

The article reviews J.T. Nickel Family Nature & Wildlife Preserve located in Oklahoma.

Reviews are offered for food shops and restaurants across Oklahoma, which include the Holder Drug pharmacy and food store in Alva, the Scout Fresh Foods and Cafe in Ardmore and the Katy's Pantry restaurant in Enid and Tulsa.

A review is offered for restaurants "Andolini's Sliced" located in Tulsa and "Pizzeria Gusto" in Oklahoma City.

The article discusses tips offered by Jim Madsen of the blues band Big Train and the Loco Motives on making restaurant-style pizzas. Topics explored include his conversion of a grill into a pizza oven, the selection and proper placement of pizza toppings, and the need to use parchment paper to ensure easy transfer of pizzas while cooking.

The article offers review on a Tex-Mex restaurant Tatted Pig BBQ Co. located in 101 Holiday Ln, Locust Grove, Oklahoma.

The article offers review on a food and drink establishment named as The Lounge Craft Kitchen + Cocktails located in 3601 East 2 Street, Edmond, Oklahoma.

The article offers review on a Kebab Shop named as Sizzle N Spice Kebab Grill located in 15001 N May Ave Suite H, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

The article offers review on Kat's Steakhouse located in 107 N Main St, Lamont, Oklahoma.

The article offers review on Pizza Corral-Elgin located in Elgin, Oklahoma.

The article offers review on an Hamburger restaurant Dairy Lou Drive Inn located in Ada, Oklahoma.

The article offers review on a restaurant named as Canebrake located in 33241 East 732nd Road in Wagoner, Oklahoma .

The article offers review on a resort named as Echo Canyon Spa Resort located in 350 Lawton Avenue in Sulphur, Oklahoma.

The article offers review on several restaurants, apparel, and stores in Oklahoma such as Lev Coffee Shop in Elgin, Boompa's Burgers in Elgin, and jewelry store The Wanderlust Co. in Elgin.

The article reviews restaurants Compass located in McAlester, Oklahoma and Stone Sisters Pizza Bar located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

The article focuses on Jasmine Moran Children's Museum has inspired kids to discover their calling and present itself as a room full of giant foam building blocks, a kid-sized television studio. It mentions Jasmine Moran formed a board of directors, named Marci Donaho as president, and established the museum as a nonprofit corporation. It also mentions feature of the building is the nose of a Convair airplane sticking out the side.

The article presents Mutti's German Restaurant in Lawton the restaurant serves best in quality items based on German dishes. Petra Edmonson owns the restaurant and the head chef is Doris Cannedy.

In this article author talks about business related to sell hamburgers in Oklahoma. Topics include considered that Musick was one of the first wave of food truck operators in Oklahoma City and his passion for great burgers and customer service has found a fitting successor in Strandridge-Pedersen; and considered that Beanie Burger is like an appetizer and a meal in one.

The article presents the discussion on Captain John's Seafood & Cajun Grill restaurant in McAlester containing crawfish and the red beans and rice bring a lovely pop of heat with rich and dark spices.

Reviews are offered for roadside eateries in Oklahoma including Pigskin's BBQ in Ada, Cafe Alley in Ardmore, and Frank & Lola's Neighborhood Restaurant & Bar in Bartlesville.