Beautiful bridge that sets the tone over the highway for a growing and forward thinking city. The…read morebridge opened in 2012 and it connects Upper and Lower Scissortail Park. Total cost for the pedestrian bridge was $5.8 million, which does not seem too high for the complexity and the amount of steel used. At night, it is lit up for many to enjoy and it. The bridge was inspired by Oklahoma's state bird, the scissor-tailed flycatcher.

beautiful bridge with nice walking path on both sides. lit blue at nighttime. nice photo op.read more

Take the time to check out the Plaza Walls! They are unique to the Plaza District. Different…read moreartists are highlighted.

The plaza district is covered with murals and paintings along with street art and all different…read moretypes of art work to get your attn. The colors really pop when the sun is out. Each one tells a story or is associated with the business it's located by. Always a good time and good eats or just enjoying the art.

Change in rating now that we finally got to experience the full dine in experience…read more Food wise, we recommend the omelet over the breakfast sandwich. The ham in the breakfast sandwich was cold and very salty. Drinks were consistently good. Service is superb as this time we get to experience the staff and they were all nice people. We also got to experience their live shows and it's pretty cute to watch and listen to. Bathrooms are well maintained and clean. It is definitely a busy day in the morning. Still a good place to visit especially for their drinks. However, it seems like they lack high chairs for babies in case you guys would bring your LO's.

I haven't been here in years, but within the area and decided to stop in and grab some of their…read moreamazing decaf. The remodel is fabulous. This is a place where you'd want to come and hang out for hours. I grabbed a bag of their freshly roasted decaf, and was detoured by the chocolate truffles in the case. I picked up a few to take home. We tried the hazelnut, the Coco nib, and I ate a wasps nest in the car. Holy cow!! The wasp's nest meringue cookie was more like a brownie without flour. It is absolutely AMAZING! Service was excellent and there is nothing you can buy here that you won't enjoy.

Our time overall was amazing. We went in Easter Sunday when it was reservation galore but the…read morehostess squeezed us in! Our waitress was amazing as well, she balanced giving us time to enjoy the atmosphere while checking on us in between to get our drink orders and our food orders! The food was delicious, we got the potato hash and for drinks we order a Traditional Mimosa and the raspberry coffee hot which was delicious and yummy! Thank you all for the wonderful experience we can't wait to come back soon!

If you've been here there's nothing I can say you don't already know--- Picasso is an A+ for food…read morequality, service, and ambiance. For those who've never been here, imma break it down. The menu is well balanced, with something for every palate. Exceptionally high quality ingredients, and the chef knows how to use them to put out some *awesome* courses. I could go on and on but imma just drop a few nuggets for ya here--- the espresso martini is quite literally the best I've ever had, full stop. Order it. Drink it. Love it. With regards to food, here's the true heat.... Every 3rd Tuesday they do a food event with a set chef's tasting menu. It's priced VERY reasonably for the quality of food and service. Ok I'm done ranting, if you come here you'll be very impressed, and glad you did.

So this is closed and gone forever…read more I don't know who to blame, so I'll blame all of you. edit: okay, nvm they're still around. The tree damage from the recent ice storm set them back a little is all. The light show has suffered a little because of the ice storm, so this year isn't as impressive as it was last year.

Lots of fun! Cool to see a whole block synced up like this. Definitely worth the 20 minute drive!…read moreThere is a donation point for canned goods that benefits the local food pantry and they ask that you enter from 23rd out of consideration for the neighbors.

I've lived in OKC for many years and saw a picture of the staircase on social media. I thought it…read morewas an AI generated April Fools joke! My husband and I drove to midtown yesterday and it was amazing! Lots to do in the area and a unique sight to see!

"I could have done that!" "But you didn't!"…read more I've not seen an artwork like this and it is definitely different. This rusted fire escape is suspended between two buildings in Midtown Oklahoma City. It was salvaged from a nearby hotel and is named after the double helix of DNA that it sort of resembles. The fire escape, which originally stretched from the third floor into the basement of the hotel, was removed via crane during the renovations. After one of the building's owners saw it suspended in midair during the moving process, it was decided to preserve the spiraling structure and give it a new home in the sky above a nearby courtyard. [Review 16218 overall - 58 in Oklahoma - 1724 of 2021.]

Billy Joel's famous song - Uptown District - with his beloved model wife Elle MacPherson in the…read morevideo (who was like, 3 feet shorter than him), was about this OKC neighbourhood. True story. The Uptown neighbourhood is really great and rivals Plaza in some ways (not others) as the coolest neighbourhood in town. You have Tucker's Onion Burgers (my fave location) which are delicious - and then right next door you have a bunch of some of the best Chinatown stuff you can imagine in such a small City like Oklahoma City. Chinatown is technically separate from Uptown, but they're neighbours, so it works out. The Chinatown here is really growing and is surprisingly awesome. Try Quoc Bao for Banh Mi sandwiches, and the smoothies (Honeydew, Berry, Taro Coconut, Mocha) at Bambu. Now if you'll excuse me I have to hang out with Alexa Rae Joel.

Oh how I love this Uptown 23rd District- OKC! Let me count the ways!…read more First of all, there is The Drake. They have amazing oysters and mignonettes. Then there is 23rd Street Body Piercing. They will pierce your ears, nose and whatever else you can think of! Then there is Pizzeria Gusto, Thai House II, The Bunker Club, The Pump, T: an Urban Teahouse, etc. In other words, there is something for everyone.

This was the first time visiting this café. I was up in Edmond, visiting my girlfriend. We went out…read morefor lunch and wanted some soup, so I made a search and found this place. It reminded me of Jason's deli. It was nice and quiet, and a casually dressed place. We definitely enjoyed our food and the service was good too. I would like to go back.

An interesting and enjoyable place for lunch!…read more This was my first visit, and I'm glad I went with a friend who had dined here before -- it definitely helped knowing the routine. When you walk in, you'll notice several menus to choose from: Pizza, Pasta, Salads, Sandwiches, and even Seasonal Dishes. Simply grab the menu that fits your craving, fill out your selections with a pencil, and hand it in. I think it's a clever and efficient concept for ordering. We arrived just after the lunch rush, but the place was still buzzing with people. After placing our orders, we grabbed our drinks and found a table. Service was quick, and the food came out hot and fresh. I ordered from the Sandwich menu, and my friend went with the Build Your Own Pasta option -- he let me sample his, and it was delicious! Everything tasted well-prepared and satisfying. Overall, I love the concept and atmosphere here. I'll definitely be back to try another menu next time. Highly recommend giving Cafe 7 a visit if you're in the mood for a casual, tasty, and well-organized lunch spot!