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2 Stars - 10 Opinions
5704 Mosteller Drive, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73112-4130, United States
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10 Opinions
Unimpressive exterior - good food inside
Memorial
any sandwich, side and a drink for $5.95 all-day
The new "open" look of Will Rogers World Airport
Formerly the one venue in Oklahoma City for music acts, hockey games and basketball tournaments, the Cox Business Services Convention Center (once known and still popularly called "the Myriad) has been refurbished as part of the MAPS program, but its future as a venue is highly in doubt after the construction of the Ford Center. As its name implies, conventions might find their agendas better suited in the reconstructed corridors inside.
I really enjoyed the food here and drinks were yummy. A very elegant restaurant, with such sumptuous décor. We dined at a booth that faced the lake. It was so beautiful at night. Very enjoyable experience. We had the Steve’s Special of Broiled tilapia, topped with shrimp and Scallops in a mildly spicy Cajun cream sauce With fresh vegetables and rice for $14.95. It was really good.
Don't miss Bricktown! This former warehouse district just east of downtown has been revitalized over the last ten years and now bustles with dozens of restaurants and specialty shops. The two centerpieces of the Bricktown district are the Bricktown Canal (a San Antonio-style riverwalk) and the Southwestern Bell Bricktown Ballpark, a two year old 'retro-style' stadium which is the home of the Oklahoma Redhawks baseball club (AAA affiliates of the Texas Rangers)
The vitality of the Bricktown area helps give an identity to a city with a somewhat non-descript reputation. Many cities have undertaken Downtown renovation projects, but the results (and continuing work) of the downtown/Bircktown area should serve as a model for future civic projects. Festivals and concerts beckon thousands every weekend of the year to an area that was deserted just a decade ago.
While its neo-Gothic towers dominate the neighborhood, the details of the First Baptist Church are more pretentious than real. By night its illumination is poor, almost nonexistent. Its buttresses are merely shaped pilasters, and many other niches or flourishes are decorative only. Its true dignity rests in its towers and in its sumptuous windows, both within and without.
I visited OK City on a Mission Trip with my church HS choir. We worked with Children at a camp we held in the heart of a bad neighborhood. The children were so sweet!
Also, we went to the OKC Bombing memorial... a touching experience and I hope everyone who visits OK gets a chance to visit it and take time to think about what happened and how it must've felt... and how anything drastic can happen at any moment.
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Address: 5704 Mosteller Drive, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73112-4130, United States
