Akins is a chain of small health and natural food stores that stocks vitamins, supplements, energy bars as well as organic food and produce, and products for special dietary needs. This store is located in Mayfair Shopping Center.
Price: Least ExpensiveThe upscale and casually elegant restaurant is convenient to those staying downtown. Cheever's is situated in a historic building and features exposed brick, storefront style windows and relaxed, but stylish furnishings (table cloths and light wood chairs).
Price: Moderately ExpensiveLocated on the northwest side of town in a cinderblock building, this casual grill opens early and offers a big menu that is friendly to light, hearty and vegetarian eaters. While known for its diverse breakfast menu, the lunch options are pretty good too.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis smoothie and juice cafe is conveniently located right downtown on the ground floor of Leadership Square. Crave offers smoothies, protein shakes (20 grams of protein), coffee, and a few nibbles. If you find yourself in need of a quick boost, this place will satisfy.
Price: Least ExpensiveFlint Restaurant, located inside the Colcord Hotel, boasts a glossy modern décor with granite walls, wooden tables, and an L-shaped interior with the bar and entrance facing the Myriad Gardens.Flint offers plenty in healthy eating, especially at lunch. We like the well-rounded menus.
Price: ExpensiveOkay, so it's not the most athletic-minded place, but it is convenient to downtown and if you need/want a big breakfast, we think you'll appreciate knowing it's nearby. And it's open 24 hours and offers free Wi-Fi. Order wisely and you can have a sensible meal.
Price: Least ExpensiveQuick, inexpensive food that allows eaters to customize and select healthy ingredients. Jason's motto is "fresh from the start" and they pride themselves in a trans fat free menu, high quality ingredients and select organic produce.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis is the original location for what is now a chain of diner style restaurants in OK City and Tulsa. In terms of ambiance, it's very basic, not trendy, hip or funky, but instead homey and casual. Think family style restaurant. Breakfast is the preferred meal here and the menu is big.
Price: Least ExpensiveWe love bistro style menus because they offer a gourmet twist on so many favorites. Hearty and healthy eaters will appreciate the Mantel's diverse continental menu and the casual yet elegant setting. The restaurant is not huge and tables are pretty close together.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis historic public market is spread across 6 acres right in the heart of downtown. Along with fresh produce, plants, firewood, antiques and other seasonal items can be found here. It's sort of like an all fresh food grocery store. Plenty of seasonal fruits and veggies can be had here.
Price: Least ExpensivePearl’s Crabtown is located in the historic Bricktown across from the Hampton Inn and is a convenient restaurant for seafood lovers. This Cajun style eatery is very casual with its wooden tables, plastic green seats, and brick interior.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis northwest seafood restaurant is part of the Pearl's restaurant group. The ambiance is upscale, casual with contemporary furnishings and blond wood floors. The bar area is spacious and could work fine for your meal.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveNorth of the city on Classen Blvd., and south of Memorial Park, this eclectic eatery is anything but touristy or standard. The red cup on the roof, funky décor and live music 3 nights a week make it a fun place to grab a bite.
Price: Least ExpensiveWhile this place is a little off the beaten path (north of the city in Nichols Hills), we're including it because it offers a great menu of athletic-minded eats. It's also moderately priced and perfect for those needing a tasty meal on the go.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveLocated in the old Will Rogers Theatre in what is considered "Western Uptown" (about 4 miles north of downtown) is Sushi Neko, considered OK City's best sushi joint. It's modern inside with upscale Japanese décor.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveNot far from Sushi Neko (see review) along what locals call "Restaurant Row" (about 4 miles north of the main downtown district) is this unique pizzeria that features organic and locally grown veggies.
Price: Least ExpensiveFor those hankering for a build your own salad, organic produce or just some ready to go eats, Whole Foods is the place for you. Of course all the grocery staples are sold here along with bulk food items, body care goods and supplements.
Price: Least Expensive