(6.5) 6.5
Nonna’s

August 29, 2007 by Dustin  
Filed under European

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Nonna’s
1 Mickey Mantle Drive
OKC, OK 73104
(405) 235-4410
www.nonnas.com

If you have been a frequent visitor to this site you may have noticed that we don’t often do upscale preferring instead to seek out the best of OKC’s culinary underbelly and ethnic wonders. Traditionally, OKC has had a limited selection of restaurants that offered more elegance and higher service standards, but in the last few years this has began to change. So, when the wife I found ourselves in the unusual position of being able to enjoy dinner alone, we thought perhaps we should seek out something a bit nicer. Of all of OKC’s more upscale restaurants, Nonna’s is the one we have heard mentioned the most often that we had never been to, so off we went. Read more

(8.0) 8
Zorba’s Mediterranean Cuisine

August 13, 2007 by Jake  
Filed under Mediterranean

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 4621 North May Avenue
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73112
ph: 405.947.7788

Having been formerly introduced to the Falafel a few months back by Dustin, of Okcbites fame, I must admit they have quickly become one of my go to foods. By this I mean if my wife and I can’t decide on a place to eat we usually choose a place that serves Falafels. About half the time that place is Zorbas. Falafels are a perfect food for those who choose a meatless lifestyle. I am sure that many of you have had them before but I will go into a bit of detail about them just in case you haven’t. A Falafel is essentially an appetizer or snack consisting of a small croquette made with fava-bean flour or ground chick peas, seasoned with toasted sesame seeds and salt, often served in pita bread. At Zorbas they come in more of a Wrap or flat bread and they are tightly rolled up into a big delicious burrito type thing. They come out super warm and have a very delicious sauce (maybe yogurt sauce) on them. The good thing about getting your falafels at Zorbas is beer. I may be in the minority, but I don’t think I could eat a falafel without following each delicious bite with a nice drink of cold refreshing beer. The two complement each other better than peanut butter and jelly as far as I’m concerned. The last time I was there we ordered the humus and it was pretty good. I have also tried the rice at Zorbas and Meh. It was okay but it’s not the food that’s bringing me back.

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(9.0) 9
Taqueria Los Desvelados (Second Review)

August 8, 2007 by Dustin  
Filed under Mexican

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Taqueria Los Desvelados
1516 SW 29TH ST

(Editor’s note:  This is a second review in responce to BJ’s first review which was a perfect 10.  To read the original review click here.)

A perfect 10 – this must be validated, it must be challenged. Anytime there is an extreme rating at okcbites.com, journalistic integrity demands an audit, a second look. Read more

(3.5) 3.5
ShishKabab Restaurant

August 7, 2007 by Dustin  
Filed under Mediterranean

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ShishKabab Restaurant
3608 North May Ave.
OKC, OK 73112
(405) 942-5051

Have you wanted to like something so much that you fooled yourself for a period into a delusional façade? Have you ever liked a person so much that it infected your opinion of this person’s skills and abilities? Read more