Best Fine Dining in Yukon

"Ludivine is a small restaurant located in the heart of the city. The menu changes on a daily basis, depending on availability from the local ranches and farms who deliver fresh meat, vegetables, herbs, and fruits. The daily menu dazzles with a handmade linguini puttanesca, wagyu culotte sorghum, and a glazed ponderosa farm duck breast."

"Not ‘Fit’ness (@fit.4.consumption) on Jan 8, 2020 at 9:22am PST. Oklahoma has an alluring nightlife, and its plethora of late-night spots reflects an active party scene. One of the most visited hangouts in the city is Ludivine."

"Extensive sushi and wine menu for you to enjoy. Japanese tatami station, as well as private dining room are available for diners. Sushi rolls such as cowboy roll and red canyon are the foods to die for. When you are visiting OKC, please remember to stop by and try the best sushi in the heartland.". Stay updated with Sushi Neko on its website or by following the business on social media:"

"Sleek eatery with tatami tables and a patio serving elevated Japanese fare and wine. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 405-528-8862"

"Once known as the Coach House, which for three decades was the local standard-bearer for culinary excellence and fine dining, the Hutch on Avondale has gradually shaken off the weight of its ancestry. Chef David Henry, a graduate of the Coach House’s vaunted apprenticeship program, cooks through the same classic French lens, but he has traded in linen tablecloths and Dover sole for an inspired high-low mashup of dining traditions. Since the pandemic, a tree-covered patio and an additional dining stage on the lawn are available for full-service dining, while a new takeout menu offers chef Henry’s greatest hits."

"The Hutch has long been considered one of the most upscale romantic restaurants in OKC. The ever-changing menu offers both seasonal cuisine and best of local and regional specialties. Chef Kurt Fleischfresser is an award-winning chef who is noted for his work of culinary excellence working with local and slow foods."

"The Mantel is yet another outstanding option in the Bricktown area. Many locals are fans of its quiet, elegant atmosphere (perfect for that special dinner out) and the fairly extensive menu, which includes seafood, steak, pasta, and more. This place probably doesn't get the publicity it deserves, compared to Mickey Mantle's for example, but you absolutely won't regret a visit while you're in Bricktown."

"Fine seafood and chops in a low-lit bistro with a clubby decor, including leather banquet seats. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: Casual"

"The pre dinner cocktail was fun, and although the restaurant was full, we did. It feel crowded and we felt like we had plenty of privacy…"

"It's always a wonderful experience both with good quality food and excellent service. It's like you're family when you eat..."

"A photo posted by thefleuriste (@thefleuriste) on Feb 17, 2014 at 7:12pm PST. It used to be that when we wanted to party like an Oklahoma oil baron, OKC residents would go to the 70s/80s oil exec hot spot Junior’s. However, for those of us that don’t subscribe to the “Drill, Baby, Drill” mindset, Michael’s Grill is slowly taking its place as the rightful owner of the title of best steak in OKC."

"I’m cheating on this one as it’s in Edmond, not Oklahoma City and I haven’t actually been there. But it was voted on by my fellow contributors, so it makes the list!. After perusing the website though, I cannot wait to go try their scallops, which is one of my favorite dishes, though near impossible to find in Oklahoma…The side list is impressive and I can’t wait to make a trip to Edmond to try this place out."

"Treat yourself to a dinner that you will always remember at Mickey Mantle’s Steakhouse in Bricktown, a spot that should be on every itinerary for Oklahoma City. Known for the spectacular vintage and harvest wines list and succulent cuts of beef, Mickey Mantle’s delivers fine-dining in a variety of settings, from sports bar casual to romantic and cozy in one dining area."

"Bricktown is one of the neighborhoods people head to for nightlife and while I’m not a big nightlife person, I really enjoyed the Bricktown Water Taxi ride. It may be touristy, but it’s a great way to see a part of the city from a different perspective and it actually comes with a lot of knowledge and history from the guide!"

"The ample trees provide lots of shade for those freakishly hot September days, and the trees always come through with beautiful fall colors. Another major perk of Hafer Park is that they have gorgeous tulips that start to bloom in the spring, which are perfect for spring outdoor sessions."

"Based at the Full Circle Bookstore, the Garden Cafe is a great spot to grab a cup of coffee and pastry after browsing the bookstore. The charming little coffee shop has an outdoor patio overlooking beautiful gardens and is open for breakfast, brunch, and lunch and late afternoon tea. Delectable breakfast and lunch fare ranges from freshly prepared salads, soups, and sandwiches to baked pastries and an assortment of sweet treats."