Best Donuts in Edmond

"What started out as a food truck has evolved to include a storefront and I couldn’t be happier!. Holey Rollers is my go-to spot for vegan donuts in OKC!. With a wide selection rotating daily they offer wonderful dairy-free, egg-free, and even some gluten-free options."

"Next up is the Paseo Arts District's Holey Rollers, situated at 3010 Paseo Drive, Suite 101. With 4.5 stars out of 76 reviews on Yelp, the vegan spot, which serves doughnuts and more, has proven to be a local favorite."

"The blueberry pomegranate coconut milk refresher was off the hook. The best refresher drink of any food establishment I've had ever."

"Tokyo Moon OKC features a number of hibachi entrees, sushi selections and other decadent dishes from land and sea. See its full menu here or follow Tokyo OKC on its social media accounts:. Our readers also named Tokyo Moon among the best Japanese restaurants in OKC."

"Tokyo Moon OKC features a number of hibachi entrees, sushi selections and other decadent dishes from land and sea. See its full menu here or follow Tokyo OKC on its social media accounts:"

"Winnicki Brewing Company offers the best-brewed beer in Oklahoma City. Firstly with their experienced staff, the product tastes the same rain or shine. Secondly, the beers brewed are prepared traditionally combined with science."

"While it’s technically not a patio in the traditional sense — more a miniature park full of food trucks and beer and lots of places to sit — any self-respecting patio list would be remiss to exclude Bleu Garten. It’s set up like a giant cafeteria of delicious food right in the heart of Midtown, only you can play games, watch TV, get drunk, and converse with some pretty chill people in this cafeteria. And with a rotating cast of cuisine offerings, this is undoubtedly one of the most unique patio-ish experiences around."

"food truck park before every city realized it was an easy and economical way to feed the masses while also providing substantial cool factor. The Bleu Garten occupies almost an entire block in Midtown and is open every night but Monday, as well as all day on Saturday and Sunday. Grab a bite from the food truck of your choice—from burritos to s’mores, shave ice to BBQ, there’s a bit of everything in this marketplace—then settle in at one of the communal-style picnic tables for the long haul."

"A photo posted by Taylor Migliazzo (@mignugget3) on Jul 6, 2015 at 9:37am PDT. Centered around a large teepee (and no we don’t all live in teepees in Oklahoma) the Bleu Garten is the best place to enjoy the OKC summer nights. Just make sure to wait until the sun has gone down and the air has returned to a temperature that actually sustains life."

"Outdoor seating is why this place is number one reviewed in downtown and it makes sense , WOW. Food was also great add on to their endless drink menu !"

"The Oklahoma History Center explores the history of the state of Oklahoma including Native culture, pioneers, aviation, and more. There are some exhibits that deep dive into specific topics like Prohibition in Oklahoma, Oklahomans in Space, and a collection of photographs representing everyday life in Oklahoma. The history center is the perfect place to learn more about Oklahoma and what life is like in this Great Plains state."

"The Oklahoma History Center is where you will experience the history of the state. Oil and gas make up part of this history, and the Dust Bowl also played its part. When I hear the word Oklahoma mentioned, I do think of tornadoes."

"Edmond is a city and community about 25 minutes north of downtown Oklahoma City. The Edmond Historical Society & Museum preserves the history of the city. The permanent exhibits include information and artifacts focused on Native Americans, early Edmond history, and much more."