Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Oklahoma

"Residing in what was the home and flower business of the Cheever family in the early 1900s, Cheever’s Café takes advantage of its history by storing wine, flowers and desserts in what was the floral case. The restaurant, at 2409 N Hudson Ave, is owned by A Good Egg Dining Group, which also owns Tucker’s Onion Burgers, Iron Star Urban Barbeque and Barrios Fine Mexican Dishes, among other restaurants. Stiving for an ambiance of “casual elegance,” Cheevers has separate brunch, lunch and dinner menus with a variety of food such as roasted chicken enchiladas, trout and steak."

"Offering contemporary American comfort food, Cheever’s Cafe fast found its place amongst the most popular restaurants in Oklahoma City after opening in 2000. With a menu made up of succulent steaks, fine seafood and fresh salads, all prepared in a contemporary Southwestern style, Cheever’s has ensured that there is a dish to suit all appetites."

"The first baby ever born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Belle, married a Cheever, started a flower business, and years later, we have Cheever’s Cafe. The full story is awesome and you can read it on the “About” page. Cheever’s Cafe maintains the original beauty of the flower shop while offering delicious food."

"Super busy when we went but our server was very sweet and hardworking. The spinach dip and flatbread appetizer was tastyyy."

"Thanks to thoughtful interpretations and Instagram-friendly presentations of pancakes, waffles, muffins and all the usual breakfast fare, this Automobile Alley addition has enjoyed big crowds since it opened in the summer. Hardwood floors, communal tables, and a distinctive dining room bring the diner experience into the 21st century."

"There aren’t many places that can compete with the cool menu options at Hatch Early Mood Food. Delicious offerings include a trio of pancakes (think in terms of “flight”) and a variety of Benedicts. Our trio consisted of Bananas Foster (our fave!), Blueberry Streusel, and Famous PanOKCake with bourbon maple and bacon pecans."

"Hatch "early mood food" is one of OKC's hottest brunch destinations. With popular modern American cuisine, it's bound to be busy if you visit on a weekend, so make sure to reserve your spot in line!"

"Packard's New American Kitchen offers a well-rounded brunch experience by taking an innovative spin on classic American breakfast fare. Previously located in the original 1920’s Packard Automobile showroom, the restaurant features brunch cocktails and mimosa carafes along with an eclectic food menu. Also, head up to their rooftop for a fantastic view of Oklahoma City."

"An Open Table winner of Diner’s Choice, Packard’s New American Kitchen takes home the prize for one of the freshest menus in all of OC. Here, the a la carte changes a few times a year based on what ingredients are in season. For brunch, guests can select from an exotic crab cake meal or sour dough pancakes, or any other of the creative staples going."

"Located in the historic building of the same name one block off of Automobile Alley, Packard's features chef-driven American food. Executive Chef Chris McKenna oversees four menus: lunch, midday, dinner and brunch. Saturday and Sunday brunch are two of the most popular services in Oklahoma City."

"The classics never go out of style, and La Baguette’s decadently rich Croque Madame, boursin-and-smoked-salmon Omelette Royale and perfectly executed Quiche Lorraine remain absolute knockouts after decades of consistently satisfying customers. Any day is a good day to remind yourself of why their fare remains formidable. Furthermore, if you’ve lived in central Oklahoma for any length of time and haven’t tried the bounty of La Baguette’s bakery, you’re doing it wrong."

"Since they were boys, brothers Michel and Alain Buthion knew they wanted to be involved in the food and beverage industry. The two embarked to the states, eventually finding their way to Oklahoma City where they started La Baguette Bistro. While Michel handles the business and marketing side of things, his brother Alain a master chef makes and serves to their guests the very best in French food wine."

"Esca Vitae is primarily a European bakery, and if breakfast for you means coffee and a ham-and-cheese or turkey-and-cheese croissant, you can get a grab-and-go breakfast for less than $7. However, if you want to sit and enjoy a meal, there is a full menu available. The biscuits are simple and delicious, and with an Americano and some jam, they make a nice breakfast on their own."

"Maybe the newest bakery in town, Esca Vitae has quickly become a local favorite. Their German-inspired bakery features artisan breads and pastries. My personal favorites are their palmiers and croissants."

"By converting its parking lot along Western Avenue into an outdoor dining room and bar, this legendary music venue gave itself a lifeline through the pandemic. Now chef Eric Smith’s broad menu covers classic burgers, sandwiches, and an eclectic mix of entrees like pad thai, beef stroganoff, and vegetarian Frito chili pie. Private parties can also book customized multicourse dinners with Smith at the one-table Crown Room restaurant inside VZD’s."

"Get along to the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum and savor a taste of the Old West through intriguing gallery exhibits and hands-on activities. Since 1955, the museum has collected, preserved, and displayed art, artifacts, and cultural items that exemplify OKC’s Native American and Western heritage like classic and contemporary paintings; sculpture; firearms; and a vast array of American Rodeo photographs, memorabilia, and trophies."

"The museum's task is ambitious - to collect and preserve and interpret the artifacts of the American West. It's 19,000 metres square space exhibits over 2000 works of western art - paintings and sculptures - by 19th and 20th century artists and native American art. It also has an extensive collection of native American art, which hlps explore their culture, clothing, spirituality and music."

"The Offical Foursquare account of the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Address:1700 NE 63rd St, Oklahoma City, OK 73111"

"Torchy’s Tacos is offering takeout and delivery options, family meal packs, and beer and wine that is available for pickup."

"Treat yourself to a dinner that you will always remember at Mickey Mantle’s Steakhouse in Bricktown, a spot that should be on every itinerary for Oklahoma City. Known for the spectacular vintage and harvest wines list and succulent cuts of beef, Mickey Mantle’s delivers fine-dining in a variety of settings, from sports bar casual to romantic and cozy in one dining area."

"Bricktown is one of the neighborhoods people head to for nightlife and while I’m not a big nightlife person, I really enjoyed the Bricktown Water Taxi ride. It may be touristy, but it’s a great way to see a part of the city from a different perspective and it actually comes with a lot of knowledge and history from the guide!"

"If you live in Edmond, check out Mitch Park for your next family photo session. There are plenty of off-the-trail locations that are just perfect for family pictures. If you like the tall grass with the sunset in the background, this park is for you!"