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    The Chalkboard Kitchen

    4.2 (242 reviews)
    Closed • 6:30 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Outdoor seating

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    Travis T.

    The crab cakes were decent but it tasted similar to the frozen ones I can get at a grocery store. The beef wellington was not what I expected and it was a bit underwhelming. The best part of the meal was the sticky toffee pudding dessert with vanilla ice cream, but it was overpriced at $10 for one dessert. Despite being nicely decorated inside since it gave fancy hotel vibes and friendly staff, I probably won't come back due to mediocre food for its price.

    Julie C.

    We visited for brunch and the food was delicious! It seemed pretty busy so service was stretched thin. I was really happy to see the same vibe as Cafe Cuvee and the space being utilized to its full potential. Looking forward to returning to try out the dinner menu next.

    AMBASSADOR STRIP with WHIPPED POTATOES
    Ryan M.

    Cool spot located in an old hotel. Server was very attentive and kept drinks flowing. I had the strip steak and it was awesome. Peppercorn sauce was perfect with the bite of steak and potatoes. The welly bites were unique as well.

    Roasted Duck
    Triana S.

    Overall, our experience was ehhh. The restaurant is located in a hotel. It's beautiful & near the road. A seat near a window is nice if you can get one. We had reservations. I'm not sure if it's required but didn't make a difference as our seats were in a bad spot. A shared booth back with table & chair. We asked to be moved when we could barely hear each other over the loud group next to us. Sweet ladies, but they were really loud. When asking for a new table, the hostess seemed confused & not that helpful. We were then seated at a little table near a door to the outside & it was cold out. Which I was reminded ever so often of from the air hitting my back. We told the restaurant it was our anniversary, so I was surprised they didn't attempt to give us an intimate spot. Our server did give us free dessert, which was unexpected. I noticed the hostess saved a more intimate table for what appeared to be friends. She visited them often, laughing & carrying on. She told my spouse the table wasn't available when he asked about it. I thought maybe it wasn't available because it was a booth & being saved for a larger party, but NOPE! Just her 2 "friends"...2 people just like my spouse & I. The server was awesome. Very friendly, checked on us, and gave recommendations. He actually led us to try another restaurant in the Asian District for a specific dish we were looking for. Other things happened but these stood out the most. Overall, I'm not coming back, & I don't recommend it. The food was ok. Not blown away, but you could tell it was fresh. It's not worth what we experienced for the price $250+. I suggest they talk to the hostess about her behavior. She's supposed to help set the tone not hinder it.

    Lane M.

    We've had two terrific visits over the past few weeks, each with different friends. The 10-Hour braised short ribs are the hands-down favorite. They are tender beyond belief and so flavorful. The chicken ballotine was my choice on a visit and was an unusual but delicious pairing. I'd easily order it again. I can't say that I'll have the gnocchi again. I kept adding salt and pepper but never had a satisfactory bite. Everything else has been a ten out of ten. They have two bar areas if you're just looking for a drink. However, you can't go wrong with the fried green tomatoes or the Beef Wellington Bites. The later is a fun spin on a classic dish and an unexpected delicious treat. I could make a dinner out of them alone. Please go and visit this hidden gem.

    Pork Tenderloin
    Jessie W.

    Overall was a little disappointed with trying the Chalkboard for the first time. We had reservations for a Thursday night for two, and instead of being seated in the main part of the restaurant in a fun booth, we were lead to the back to a small rickety table - they had to bring out something to make the table stop rocking. The restaurant is super cute so we wish we could have sat in the main dining area - the tables were empty and most stayed empty all night. Drinks were great, we had the beef Wellington bites to start and those were good. We were given an amuse bouche of chicken salad on crostinis. Very good and I do not even like chicken salad. The good kinda stopped there. I had the duck, which was fine but not very flavorful. Added the crispy brussel sprouts and those were great. But the four cheese empanadas that came with duck were not good, too heavy for a duck dish. Partner had the pork, which was fine but not anything special. The fingerling potatoes were flavorless and dry. It was my birthday so I chose their crème brûlée for dessert. It was not good at all. It was very rubbery and had an eggy texture. Service was good. Will give it another shot sometime.

    Wellington shareable plate
    Sohailah S.

    What a lovely experience. I went with a good friend of mine, and we chose to split 4 items. We split the shareable fried green tomatoes, the shareable Wellington, and then split the potato gnocchi entrée and the toffee sticky pudding . The food was amazing, and the service was impeccable. The atmosphere was lovely, understated and elegant.

    Sea bass
    Christy S.

    Update now that the restaurant is The Chalkboard OKC. The restaurant is still beautiful, and the staff is still amazing. While most dishes were very tasty, the food was a bit overpriced, and there were some misses for us. The escargot was not good. It seemed to be overcooked, and they were very small. The beef Wellington bites were a unique appetizer, and we did enjoy it. The scallops were good, but my husband didn't care for the side dishes that came with it. He left hungry after paying for an expensive meal, and that is never a good sign. I enjoyed my gnocchi, and the sticky toffee pudding was very good.

    1/2 club sandwich and French onion soup.
    William Y.

    Had lunch at The Chalkboard with a friend. The Chalkboard is in the Ambassador Hotel. It's a lovely, classy venue and provides a pleasant atmosphere. I ordered 1/2 club sandwich with French onion soup. I thoroughly enjoyed both. My friend ordered 1/2 BLT with the French onion soup. Thought bout were excellent, very favorable, thoroughly enjoyed. The 1/2 sandwich and soup is priced at $14.00. The service was excellent. The noise levels were low. They have a full bar that we could not enjoy as we were going back to work.

    Lunch Pick two- Onion Soup and Pecan Salad
    Dana G.

    Service was great! I love the look and style of the decor- nice place for lunch or business meeting and also a great date location. I enjoyed the pick two option - very good French onion soup and pecan salad. shared a cheese plate to start and it was delicious as well- definitely a good option to go with some cocktails. Look forward to returning again.

    Seasonal Winter Flavor: Caramel Apple Butter flavoring iced latte
    Ivy B.

    Went for breakfast on New Year's Day 2025 with a reservation and the service, food, vibe was awesome!!!!

    Tim T.

    Excellent appetizers, had the Wellington bites, the lamb pops and also the scallops with awesome grits. Got an Arnold Palmer and sparkling water (service was also superb in making those drinks) and the dessert of toffee pudding with strawberry ice cream was great, as was the hazelnut flavored espresso. Interior environs also very cool and stylish. Just those appetizers filled me up, so I'm looking forward to coming back for dinner!

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    Delicious beef Wellington bites. The O bar upstairs is also an experience with one of the best views of the city!

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    Excellent service and good food. Located at the bottom of the Ambassador Hotel it has very nice and romantic ambiance.

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    The food and environment were very nice. Our server was great and they were very accommodating even though we came in an hour before close.

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