Best Diners in Edmond

"Lots of people begin their days by zipping through coffee shops. Nothing wrong with wanting a dose of delicious, nutritious caffeine to kickstart your morning, right?. Elemental’s lattes, cortados and cold brews are among the metro’s very best, but even if you don’t drink coffee, it’s a killer first stop on your daily travels."

"This spacious and industrial-style shop offers baked goods, yummy teas, in-house roasted coffee, and plenty of good vibes. The long list of delicious vegan and vegetarian food options are some of the best in OKC!. Photo credit: @elementalcoffee"

"When a locally owned restaurant has been this popular for this long (18 years under current ownership, under other names and management back to 1890), it’s a clear sign that they’re very good at what they do. So while you might be tempted to take them up on a daily special like the Southwest Eggs Benedict with its spicy Hollandaise, we recommend throwing caution to the wind and putting your trust in the chef: The Kitchen Sink is a three-egg omelet with five ingredients plus cheese, but the cook chooses the components. With a chaser of perfectly done hash browns or home fries, you have every reason to feel lucky."

"It’s not actually a ’50s-vintage diner – in fact, its second location is brand new – but Sunnyside Diner already feels like a classic. That’s probably because of its simple, warm decor that emphasizes the counter, in conjunction with the reliable execution of a menu filled with classics. Don’t sleep on the more experimental possibilities, though: yes, the pancakes, eggs Benedict and corned beef hash are all top-notch, but you’d be hard-pressed to find a match for the Eggs in Purgatory (fried eggs simmered in spicy marinara) anywhere else."

"Along with Mexican food, breakfast was the other prominent theme in new restaurants this year. Sharing the same property as Revolución, Sunnyside Diner offers old-timey breakfast fare like pancakes, omelets, corned beef hash, hearty sandwiches in meatloaf, brisket, or hot beef daily. Since owners Shannon Roper and Aly Branstetter opened the doors in the spring, the retro-chic dining room has remained busy."

"Chef Henry Boudreaux is a big believer in extremely fresh, locally sourced ingredients – just ask him – which makes Plaza District restaurant Aurora a natural choice for those eating healthy: salads, fresh fruit yogurt bowl, avocado toast, that sort of thing. However, the open faced BLT is startlingly good thanks to its zing of pesto aioli, and if you’re looking to treat yourself, the sourdough French toast with crème Anglaise and mixed berries is pure, sweet perfection on a plate. 1704 NW 16th, OKC -NV"

"What is it: A relatively new brunch fixture in the Plaza District that boasts an inventive menu and the Instagrammable decor to match. Why go: Whether you’re looking for a spot to nurse your hangover or a quaint place to take your grandma for lunch, this lovely little joint is the place to be. Order the hearty buttermilk pancakes with a side of homemade thyme biscuits to soak up last night’s liquids or, if you're trying to be good, sample the savory lentil hummus bowl."

"Over in Classen Ten Penn, check out Aurora, which has earned 4.5 stars out of 261 reviews on Yelp. You can find the breakfast and brunch cafe at 1704 N.W."

"Dot Wo Garden "made its debut in Oklahoma City in 1989, introducing authentic Chinese favorites prepared to order with fresh homemade ingredients and sauces," according to its website. Menu items include traditional Chinese dishes and chef recommendations like the Szechuan Triple — a tasty combination of shrimp, beef, chicken, water chestnuts and bamboo shoots sauteed in a spicy, tangy sauce. Follow Dot Wo Garden on social media and see more photos of the food and scenery you'll find there below."

"LasChelio's Diner is another much-loved, affordable go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 14 Yelp reviews. Head over to 1621 S. I-35 Service Road to see for yourself."

"The Route 66 Park includes a watchtower, an amphitheatre and a scaled down walkable version of Route 66 from Chicago to Los Angeles with seals for the most important towns along the road."

"The brewery itself is located in OKC's Sunshine Laundry Building and open 7 days a week. Furthermore, Stonecloud Brewing knows how to name a beer. There is the Irish Goodbye, a 13% abv Imperial Stout that should never be sold in keg form (yes, Stonecloud Brewing sells kegs)."

"Next up is Stonecloud Brewing Company, situated at 1012 N.W. First St., Suite 101. With 4.5 stars out of 69 reviews on Yelp, the brewery has proved to be a local favorite."

"At Twisted Spike we make beer we like to drink and toast those who choose to drink with us. Behind all our beer is the philosophy that quality is achieved by giving first rate ingredients to first rate people in a space where they are free to pursue their passion.". Keep up with Twisted Spike on its website or by following the brewery on Facebook and Twitter."

"Just follow the train tracks north from downtown OKC and you’ll find it. The taproom is housed in an old, converted warehouse in Automobile Alley, a trendy area of Oklahoma City where you’ll also find some pretty incredible street art. Twisted Spike Brewing Co. has a modern, industrial feel, and specializes in a mix of American and Belgian style beers."

"Generally, my experience with PF Chang’s has been pretty good. Ordered takeout and the salmon was overcooked. Just didn’t really do it this time."