Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City is the capital of Oklahoma in the American Great Plains.

Oklahoma City is the largest in city the state, as well as its political, cultural, and economic engine. The city is the 29th largest city in the nation and the largest city in the 5 "plains states" (Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, and North and South Dakota). After decades of suburban sprawl and an ill fated downtown "urban renewal", a 'sudden' burst of investment in the 1990s has given the city additional   More...

Bricktown

Bricktown is located on the east side of downtown Oklahoma City between E.K. Gaylord Ave. and Lincoln Blvd. and includes Reno Ave., Sheridan Ave. and Main street. This is the old warehouse district and it has been converted into a restaurant and night club hot spot adjacent to downtown.Shopping

 • Pro Bass Shops, 200 Bass Pro Drive, Phone: (405) 218-5200 
 • Bricktown Gift and Imports, 25 S. Oklahoma
 • Laughing Fish Gift   More...

Attractions

Many of the attractions are located near downtown or on the north side of town. Highlights in downtown are Bricktown, the city's fast growing entertainment district and tourist showpiece, the new Oklahoma City Museum of Art, home to the largest collection of Chihuly glass in the world as well as an art house/revival theater and a restaurant, and The Myriad Gardens, an impressive urban park with a 7 story botanical garden. North of the museum is the Oklahoma City National Memorial and   More...

Dining

American

 • Beverly's Pancake House, 2115 N.W. Expressway.
 • Bunny's Onion Burgers, N.W. 50th & N. Meridian.
 • Cattlemen's Steakhouse, 1309 S. Agnew - Listed in Patricia Schultz's 1,000 Places To See Before You Die.
 • Galileo Bar and Grill, 3009 Paseo
 • Hooters, 111 E. California St.
 • Irma's Burger Shack, 1035 N.W. 63rd St.
 • Kamps Market and Deli, 1310 N.W. 25th St. An Oklahoma City   More...