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11-02-2009, 09:35 PM
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I highly recommend Shiloh's! This place is a family owned restaurant and while the service is not the fastest. The food is fantastic and all homemade. Their rolls are to mouth-watering and the food is amazing. It is really close to Catoosa about 6 miles away. It is located at 61st and 145th in Broken Arrow. That home-style food is way better than Ryans buffet and it is really reasonable in price!
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11-03-2009, 08:40 PM
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Mimi's Cafe
I would suggest Mimi's Cafe. It is located at 71st and Memorial. My wife, daughter and I get reservations there every year for Thanksgiving and love it. Without reservations, you are looking at at least a one hour wait. It is a great meal with great surroundings, and not too expensive.
I would suggest you not go to either Ryan's or Shiloh's. Shiloh's is a crappy diner with crappy service and terrible parking. Ryan's is just not a great place to be on Thanksgiving. I would also suggest to not go to The Cracker Barrel. The food portion is small and tastes not so good.
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11-04-2009, 06:25 AM
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Trail Lawyer? Do you mean trial lawyer, or am I missing your joke?
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11-04-2009, 08:32 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill236c
Trail Lawyer? Do you mean trial lawyer, or am I missing your joke?
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I mean Trail Lawyer. I am an attorney in Tulsa and I also participate in trail running. So, I suppose you missed the play on words. You thought I misspelled trial, haha?! |
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11-10-2009, 10:49 AM
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The elements Steak House at RiverSpirit Casino will be open from 12-8 on Thanksgiving serving traditional thanksgiving dinner with a culinary twist.
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11-10-2009, 10:50 AM
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Wehn considering the buffets in Tulsa, i.e. Ryans etc. just remember you get what you pay for.
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11-10-2009, 11:25 AM
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Im not sure how much you are willing to pay but the Marriot Rennassaince hotel ALWAYS goes all out for Turkey Day. You may want to check it out. My friend use to be one of the waiters and says Thanksgiving is always great there. its on 71st and hwy 169. You cant miss it. Call first to get more details.
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11-14-2009, 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Trail Lawyer
Shiloh's is a crappy diner with crappy service and terrible parking.
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Sorry to hear that you didn't like it. I have heard many say they do like it. The parking might
be because of the motel, but when I was there it wasn't a problem. The food and portion size were both
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11-15-2009, 04:34 PM
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Thanksgiving Dinner 2009
To BMX mom, My family of 4 will be joining my parents this year in Tulsa for Thanksgiving and as they are in their 80's, we will be eating out. I have reservations at the Doubletree Hotel in Tulsa at 61st and Yale for $34.95 per person. It is in a large ballroom that seats up to 200 people. To move to their restaurant setting it runs $49.95 per person and you then have a choice from 5 entrees. Have eaten there before for Thanksgiving and the food is good. Here is the other alternative as I have spent this afternoon researching this dinner. The Green Onion is also a fine dining experience and runs, I believe, $25 per person. Have also eaten there when in town and the food is good. My suggestion is if you would like a more intiimate or family setting, choose the Green Onion as I am probably going to change from the Doubletree to the Green Onion. The Green Onion is under new ownership with the orginal Chef dating back over 20 years ago. It's a good value, great food, pleasant dining atmosphere. Good luck and see you there. Bryan
Read more: http://www.city-data.com/forum/tulsa...#ixzz0WyCwKlHe
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11-15-2009, 06:19 PM
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This may not be feasible for you but if you would like a traditional Thanksgiving meal you could drive to the Chouteau area about 30 miles east of Tulsa and eat at a true Amish home where they feed groups in a restaurant style atmosphere. The food you get at these places is UNBELIEVABLE. A large portion of the population in Chouteau and Mazie is Amish and Menonites. I can get you more information on this if you want.
There is also a restaurant in Chouteau called the Amish Cheese House and is owned by a friend of my wife.
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