Food

Your next Oklahoma vacation or staycation could see you traveling back in time to the 1950s. If you're a fan of all things retro and vintage then this place would be the ultimate getaway destination for you.

If you're ever on The Mother Road and are looking for a taste of Route 66, make a stop at Oklahoma's most famous 1950s-style diner and steakhouse. It's two restaurants in one, a 1950s diner and a steakhouse.

There's a restaurant in Oklahoma that's as well known for its incredible home cooking as its female ghost who haunts the premises. If you're looking for tasty eats and scary ghost stories, this is the place for you.

Several Oklahoma restaurants, bars and chefs have been recognized for their innovative cuisine, cocktails and longstanding dedication to serving quality drinks and dishes to their fellow Oklahomans.

If you're already thinking ahead about fall break and possible vacation destinations, then you'll definitely want to make a trip to this small town in S.W. Oklahoma. It's the perfect fall family getaway.

This legendary Oklahoma steakhouse is world-famous and has seen celebrities of all types throughout the years. It's known across the Sooner State and even the Nation for its epic steaks.

Guy Fieri is no stranger to the Sooner State. Throughout the years he's visited several times to experience our epic cuisine, but there's one place in particular that's his favorite place to eat in Oklahoma.

Oh, this is why olive oil is so expensive now.

Pickle Pie and Dill Donuts sound oddly terrifying, but people were willing to try the weird OK State Fair foods to find the best of them.

Some restaurants limit you to one day of deals, others celebrate all week.

Pizza vending machines are really a thing. We tracked down their locations in case you have a 24/7 need for pizza.

And Allsup's is celebrating the highways best snack for a full year.