[Northkeep] Fwd: RE: Upcoming Visit

[Angus MacKnochard]

A few additions

Italian: Napolis 145th and 71st Broken Arrow, Outstanding Sauces and Home Made bread

Indian: Desi wok 41st between and Sheridan and Harvard

Mexican Costa Azul Non Chain 31st and Hwy 169 (just west of Garnett)

Hot Dogs: Junk Yard Dawg 61st and Mingo, Freddies 71st and Mingo

Hamburgers: Rons, Fat Daddys, Freddies, Goldies (a Tulsa Tradition)

BBQ Rib Crib, Billy Ray's, Big Daddy's

Food advice from a fat man, who loves to eat

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From: Hugh & Belinda Niewoehner <BurgBorrendohl at valornet.com>
>To: The Barony of Northkeep <northkeep at lists.ansteorra.org>
>Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2011 10:25 AM
>Subject: [Northkeep] Fwd: RE: Upcoming Visit
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>Coming in late on this thread...there have been a lot of good suggestions on things to do and see in the Tulsa area.  I filled out a survey for the city recently and told them there weren't enough hours in the day to do everything I'd like to do here.  There are many guilds/clubs that have nothing to do with the SCA (folk dance for example) to partake in.  Not that the SCA doesn't keep one busy :-) Time and money, of course, can limit what you can reasonably do.
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>If would like info on the schools and various neighborhoods, email me privately.  Also, our next door neighbor (Anawyn's husband, Eggswith) is a real estate agent and would probably love to help you.  A lot depends on the location of your prospective employer and how far you are willing to commute.
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>In the mean time...
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>(Ismet and Damon)
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>Some of our favorite restaurants:
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>English pubs (but family friendly):
>    White Lion 71st and Yale area and Bakers Street 71st and Memorial
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>Irish pubs (also family friendly): McNeillies downtown (http://mcnellies.com) and Kilkenny's on 15th street
>(http://www.tulsairishpub.com/)  McNeileys can get really crowded if there are events going on downtown.
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>German: Margaret's at 51st and Sheridan (http://www.margaretsgermanrestaurant.com/) and Seigies 81st and Sheridan (http://www.siegis.com/)
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>Italian: wish I knew of one that wasn't a chain--but Olive Garden, Macaroni Grill and Carraba's are all here
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>Indian: Kolam 48th and Memorial (http://kolamiic.weebly.com/)
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>Thai: Thai Siam (6380 E 31st St), Thai Garden 71st. Street in Broken Arrow (Tulsa suburb)
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>European: French Hen (kind of pricy though)  If you want a true European experience without the price tag Pratt college does a great job at their place called Foundations, but I think you need a reservation.
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>Japanese:  Memories of Japan in Broken Arrow (a Tulsa suburb) and Fuji (71st and Memorial area)
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>Mexican--really Mexican, not a chain:  Tacos San Pedro, not much for atmosphere, but interesting food (71st and Memorial)
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>Realize that 71st. street from Memorial to Garnett (2 mile strip roughly centered on US-169) is reasonably called restaurant row.  Mostly chains but the selection is broad.
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>On 8/17/2011 8:44 AM, Genevieve wrote:
>>  I would like to thank everyone for the wonderful ideas. My husband is making a list of restaurants and my daughter is looking for placesthat have a pool. We will try to drive around as much of the city as possible and check out some of the neighborhoods for real estate. If we had more time than just this first weekend then we would visit the museums. Looking forward to seeing Tulsa and meeting its great people!
>>  You all have made a far away city already feel warm.
>> 
>>  Genevieve
>>  Sent from my iPhone
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