11 restaurants within walking distance of Hardesty Arts Center in Brady Arts District
BY SCOTT CHERRY World Restaurant Critic
Thursday, December 13, 2012
12/13/12 at 7:12 AM
Visitors to the new Hardesty Arts Center won't have to worry about finding a bite to eat.
The Brady Arts District has 11 restaurants within easy walking distance of the center, and two more are expected to open near the first of the year.
That wasn't the case just a few years ago when the area had only four eateries, including longtime Brady stalwarts Spaghetti Warehouse, Mexicali Border Cafe and Caz's Chowhouse.
Here is where to go:
Caz's Chowhouse, 18 E. Brady St. Casual; varied menu.
Chimera Cafe (opens late December), 212 N. Main St. Casual coffeehouse; sandwiches, wraps, beer, wine.
Gypsy Coffeehouse, 303 N. Cincinnati Ave. Casual; teas, sandwiches, salads, desserts.
Hey Mambo, 114 N. Boston Ave. Upscale-casual; pizzas, Italian entrees.
Hunt Club, 224 N. Main St. Casual; sandwiches, salads, full bar.
Laffa Medi-Eastern Restaurant & Bar (opening early January), 111 N. Main St. Upscale-casual; Middle Eastern entrees, full bar.
Lucky's on the Green, 111 E. Brady St. Casual; varied gourmet items $10 or less, beer, wine.
Mexicali Border Cafe, 14 W. Brady St. Casual; Mexican entrees.
Oklahoma Joe's at Cain's Ballroom, 423 N. Main St. Casual; barbecue.
Prhyme Downtown Steakhouse, 111 N. Main St. Upscale; steaks, seafood, full bar.
Rusty Crane, 109 N. Detroit Ave. Casual; varied menu, full bar.
Spaghetti Warehouse, 221 E. Brady St. Casual; Italian entrees.
The Tavern, 5 E. Brady St. Upscale casual; varied menu, full bar.
Original Print Headline: Dining out in the district
Associated Images:
The Rusty Crane came on the scene in the Brady Arts District earlier this fall. JAMES GIBBARD / Tulsa World
Scott Moore is owner of Italian upscale casual eatery Hey Mambo in the Brady Arts District. JAMES GIBBARD / Tulsa World
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