Best Dinner Places to Eat in Edmond

"Head over to Cheever’s Cafe in the Paseo/Mesta Park neighborhood of OKC for dinner. This adorable restaurant, with an outside dining patio and romantic vibe inside, is where you’ve got to try a quintessential Southern dish done right—Chicken Fried Steak. I’d only tried this dish once and wasn’t a huge fan, but the waiter raved about it being one of Cheever’s top sellers, so I gave it a try. This carefully thought out dish is stacked with luscious ingredients, topped with a decadent jalapeño cream gravy, and paired with garlic red-skinned mash."

"Cheever’s says it specializes in American cuisine with Southwest influences – that’s code for “superbly delicious.” Though the enchiladas and migas are superb, for something unique sample this creative assembly of cornmeal cakes under a large dose of rich, creamy shrimp risotto, two poached eggs and a blanket of intriguingly flavorful ancho cream sauce (with sides of pico de gallo and salsa verde) and see for yourself. Just don’t be surprised if you decide repeated further research is necessary next week, and the week after."

"Lots of people begin their days by zipping through coffee shops. Nothing wrong with wanting a dose of delicious, nutritious caffeine to kickstart your morning, right?. Elemental’s lattes, cortados and cold brews are among the metro’s very best, but even if you don’t drink coffee, it’s a killer first stop on your daily travels."

"This spacious and industrial-style shop offers baked goods, yummy teas, in-house roasted coffee, and plenty of good vibes. The long list of delicious vegan and vegetarian food options are some of the best in OKC!. Photo credit: @elementalcoffee"

"The building that Mary Eddy’s Kitchen x Lounge is currently housed in used to be the home of a Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant. When the restaurant was first established, it was named after the wife of Fred Jones. Fred Jones was one of the plant’s first employees and later the plant’s owner."

"Mary Eddy’s is located in the 21C Hotel in Oklahoma City and is a completely scratch kitchen which means they can alter stuff to make it vegan for you!. I had some really yummy crispy tofu lettuce wraps and some of the best damn hashbrowns I’ve ever had!"

"Grab a cocktail at Mary Eddy’s Kitchen & Lounge (located within 21c) Head to an early dinner at the local favorite Cheever’s Cafe"

"Ludivine is a small restaurant located in the heart of the city. The menu changes on a daily basis, depending on availability from the local ranches and farms who deliver fresh meat, vegetables, herbs, and fruits. The daily menu dazzles with a handmade linguini puttanesca, wagyu culotte sorghum, and a glazed ponderosa farm duck breast."

"Back at the Ambassador, we relaxed in our room and got ready for dinner at Ludivine – one of the top restaurants in OKC in our opinion. The hotel’s complimentary shuttle service whisked us away to Ludivine for an unforgettable meal and evening."

"A restaurant named for a foreign country should by rights feature said country’s national dish; sampling it is more of a pleasure than a duty because it’s super-tasty. A dark, satisfying stew of black beans, pork, sausage and redolent spices, it’s served with rice, collard greens and the toasted flour concoction called farofa so diners can create their preferred texture profile. Top it off with some passionfruit mousse or enormous fresh-baked muffins."

"Any patio with live jazz music is pretty much the coolest place. But the Bossa Nova Bar at Café Do Brasil is a rooftop patio with live jazz music, which makes it exponentially cooler. Even when the live musicians aren’t up there doing their thing, the food, beverages, and vibe at this Brazilian-style restaurant are going to be top-notch."

"Pearl’s Crabtown covers an area of 20,000 square feet offering a delicious variety of Cajun-inspired and seafood dishes. The menu includes a complete list of delectable dishes. Their famous crab boils are poured right into the butcher paper-covered table."

"Serving the best Cajun-creole seafood around, with two convenient locations in Quail Springs and Nichols Hills, it will be sure to satisfy your Cajun-creole taste buds!"

"Back Door Barbeque was created by a chef with a love for Texas Hill Country BBQ who combined her techniques learned from working at fine dining restaurants. The end result being mouthwatering smoked meats that not only include brisket and ribs, but lamb and duck too. You can order their smoked meats such as brisket and pork belly by the pound or in a combo plate which comes with two sides."

"We're the premier waxing and skin care lounge for both men and women. Come be a part of the newest society in OKC: The Spa Society!"

"With four locations in Oklahoma, this store sells custom pools and Dream Maker spas. The company has over 40 years of experience selling and maintaining pools and spas. Customers mention their professionalism, quick work and honest, upfront pricing."

"Elegant and luxurious, Three Graces is a European Day Spa located along Western Ave. Guests will feel revived and refreshed with innovative spa treatments in a relaxing and upscale atmosphere. Three Graces offers high-quality products for a variety of experiences; halotherapy & infrared sauna, massage treatments, skincare and waxing, hair services and mani-pedis."

"Home of the Oklahoma City Dodgers, the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark opened in 1998 and was part of the original revitalization plans for Bricktown. The stadium can hold up to 13,000 people and since there is nothing quite like catching a ball game,  it is a great place to spend a summer evening in Oklahoma City. To see the full schedule or learn more about the Dodgers, head over to the OKC Dodgers website."

"The Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark is home to Oklahoma City’s minor baseball league team the Dodgers. The Dodgers have four league titles, two conference titles and thirteen division titles. Even if you are not fond of baseball the venue is still worth visiting to see the 7-foot tall bronze statue of Mickey Mantle which stands on a 3-foot granite base at the front of the pavilion."

"When you are finished with the boat ride, stroll around Bricktown’s entertainment hub or take in an Oklahoma City Dodgers baseball game at Bricktown Ballpark. Another cool offering would be to sip a cocktail at Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar and Grill or enjoy some live music."

"Edmond is a city and community about 25 minutes north of downtown Oklahoma City. The Edmond Historical Society & Museum preserves the history of the city. The permanent exhibits include information and artifacts focused on Native Americans, early Edmond history, and much more."

"A renowned institution of Western art and culture, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, founded in 1955, celebrates the legacy of the American west with a collection of arts and crafts that focuses on the American cowboy, Native American culture, Victorian firearms, frontier military, and rodeos. Featured artists include nineteenth- and twentieth-century artists Frederic Remington, Charles M. Russell, Edward S. Curtis and James Earle Fraser, among others. The museum also houses the Weitzenhoffer Gallery of Fine American Firearms with its collection of Colt, Sharps, Winchester, Remington, Smith & Wesson, Marlin, and Parker Brothers weapons, as well as the Hall of Great Westerners, the Hall of Great Western Performers, and the Rodeo Hall of Fame."

"Settled by pioneers during the 1889 Land Run, home to former cattle trails and cattle ranches, and the birthplace of countless Western film stars, musicians and entertainers, Oklahoma City is a can’t-miss stop in cowboy country. Witness the saga of the American cowboy come to life at the acclaimed National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum and celebrate the city’s proud Western roots. Home to the prestigious Prix de West art exhibition, this internationally-renowned museum inspires visitors with an astonishing array of Western art, American Indian and frontier artifacts and even a fully constructed turn-of-the-century cattle town."

"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."