The Three C’s guidebook

Sisters Coreen And Yolanda
Sisters Coreen And Yolanda
The Three C’s guidebook

Food scene

Great vegan food!
38 locals recommend
The Red Cup
3122 N Classen Blvd
38 locals recommend
Great vegan food!
Highly rated restaurant nationally!
83 locals recommend
Cafe Kacao
3325 N Classen Blvd
83 locals recommend
Highly rated restaurant nationally!
17 locals recommend
La Brasa
1310 NW 25th St
17 locals recommend
94 locals recommend
Cheever's Cafe
2409 N Hudson Ave
94 locals recommend
34 locals recommend
The Drake
519 NW 23rd St
34 locals recommend
28 locals recommend
Stella
1201 N Walker Ave
28 locals recommend
13 locals recommend
Grand House
2701 North Classen Boulevard
13 locals recommend
52 locals recommend
Sushi Neko Robata and Sushi Bar
4318 N Western Ave
52 locals recommend
27 locals recommend
Iron Star Urban Barbecue
3700 N Shartel Ave
27 locals recommend
79 locals recommend
Picasso Cafe
3009 Paseo
79 locals recommend
10 locals recommend
Rococo Northpark
4308 North Western Avenue
10 locals recommend
Great bar and grill!
10 locals recommend
Cock-O-The Walk
3705 N Western Ave
10 locals recommend
Great bar and grill!
11 locals recommend
Lee's Sandwiches
3300 N Classen Blvd
11 locals recommend
17 locals recommend
La Brasa
1310 NW 25th St
17 locals recommend

Sightseeing

So much fun!
90 locals recommend
Riversport Adventures OKC
800 Riversport Dr
90 locals recommend
So much fun!
29 locals recommend
Factory Obscura Mix-Tape
25 NW 9th St
29 locals recommend
17 locals recommend
Capt. Norm's Dockside Bar
101 S Mickey Mantle Dr
17 locals recommend
20 locals recommend
Bricktown Water Taxi
111 S Mickey Mantle Dr
20 locals recommend
246 locals recommend
Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum
620 N Harvey Ave
246 locals recommend
Devon Ice Rink
113 S Robinson Ave
173 locals recommend
Oklahoma City Zoo
2000 Remington Pl
173 locals recommend
122 locals recommend
Science Museum Oklahoma
2020 Remington Pl
122 locals recommend
46 locals recommend
iFLY
13600 Pawnee Dr
46 locals recommend
Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame
20 S Mickey Mantle Dr

Neighborhoods

Excellent area of downtown to bring out the artist in all of us. Perfect option for foodies as well.
122 locals recommend
Paseo
122 locals recommend
Excellent area of downtown to bring out the artist in all of us. Perfect option for foodies as well.
ndustrial-chic Bricktown is a lively entertainment district, with repurposed warehouse spaces home to restaurants, piano lounges and chic wine bars. An eclectic mix of shops sell clothing, home decor and specialty food items like gourmet condiments and handmade chocolate. The Bricktown Water Taxi takes riders along the Bricktown Canal for tours and dinner cruises.
261 locals recommend
Bricktown
261 locals recommend
ndustrial-chic Bricktown is a lively entertainment district, with repurposed warehouse spaces home to restaurants, piano lounges and chic wine bars. An eclectic mix of shops sell clothing, home decor and specialty food items like gourmet condiments and handmade chocolate. The Bricktown Water Taxi takes riders along the Bricktown Canal for tours and dinner cruises.
The Asian District, or “Little Saigon,” is the heart of the city’s Vietnamese scene, with bustling grocery stores and eateries serving pho and banh mi, and the Brothers in Arms Vietnam War memorial. The Oklahoma City University’s famed dance school stages shows at the Burg Theatre, while the Oklahoma Children’s Theatre puts on fun, interactive shows.
19 locals recommend
Asian District
19 locals recommend
The Asian District, or “Little Saigon,” is the heart of the city’s Vietnamese scene, with bustling grocery stores and eateries serving pho and banh mi, and the Brothers in Arms Vietnam War memorial. The Oklahoma City University’s famed dance school stages shows at the Burg Theatre, while the Oklahoma Children’s Theatre puts on fun, interactive shows.
Deep Deuce is a hip downtown area with a vibrant nightlife scene that includes whiskey bars, cocktail lounges and jazz and blues venues that hark back to the 1920s, when the area was an African-American cultural hub. Dining options in the neighborhood range upscale New American menus to creative takes on comfort food, including bar snacks and gourmet hot dogs.
11 locals recommend
Deep Deuce
11 locals recommend
Deep Deuce is a hip downtown area with a vibrant nightlife scene that includes whiskey bars, cocktail lounges and jazz and blues venues that hark back to the 1920s, when the area was an African-American cultural hub. Dining options in the neighborhood range upscale New American menus to creative takes on comfort food, including bar snacks and gourmet hot dogs.
The Adventure District is a compact area known for its entertainment venues, like Remington Park, a casino and racetrack with pubs and fine dining. Family friendly attractions include the OKC Zoo and the Science Museum. Elsewhere, vintage fire-fighting equipment is on display at the Firefighters Museum, while the National Cowboy Museum tells the story of the American West.
8 locals recommend
Adventure District
8 locals recommend
The Adventure District is a compact area known for its entertainment venues, like Remington Park, a casino and racetrack with pubs and fine dining. Family friendly attractions include the OKC Zoo and the Science Museum. Elsewhere, vintage fire-fighting equipment is on display at the Firefighters Museum, while the National Cowboy Museum tells the story of the American West.
Plaza District Downtown Oklahoma City Uptown Oklahoma City Uptown Oklahoma City Uptown Oklahoma City is home to the Oklahoma City University campus and Route 66 landmarks like the Milk Bottle Grocery and the large, geodesic Gold Dome, built in 1958. On Northwest 23rd street, the restored 1937 Tower Theatre screens films and hosts eclectic indie concerts, while hip eateries serve BBQ, tacos, and Vietnamese food. The lively Paseo Arts District features a cluster of galleries and studios.
16 locals recommend
Uptown Oklahoma City
16 locals recommend
Plaza District Downtown Oklahoma City Uptown Oklahoma City Uptown Oklahoma City Uptown Oklahoma City is home to the Oklahoma City University campus and Route 66 landmarks like the Milk Bottle Grocery and the large, geodesic Gold Dome, built in 1958. On Northwest 23rd street, the restored 1937 Tower Theatre screens films and hosts eclectic indie concerts, while hip eateries serve BBQ, tacos, and Vietnamese food. The lively Paseo Arts District features a cluster of galleries and studios.