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Zorba's Greek is quite good.
Cattlemen's in Bricktown is very good; nothing fancy, just a good steak. Salad with the house cheddar dressing is excellent (shitty salad, good dressing). They got rid of the eggs and brains from the breakfast menu, sadly. They a a pretty decent in-house beer; 6 shooters or something like that. They sell it in bottles; good stuff. They have a really reasonably priced breakfast menu as well if you're looking for a breakfast spot (sit on the 'diner' side)
Trappers Fishcamp is solid 'low country' fare; cajunish sort of food but it's cousin restaurant Pearl's Oyster Bar is damn legit for straight seafood.
Royal Bavaria is good if you're in the mood for German food. Schnitzel was on point and really good sausages.
Nic's Grill is a great lunch spot. I don't think they're even open for dinner - craaaaaamped though. I think they pretty much just stuck a kitchen and cafe inside a double-wide. The flattop is in the room where you eat so don't go in a suit. You'll smell it for weeks.
I don't travel down there much at all anymore but my understanding is that there have been a fair number of new 'hipstery' places that have popped up in/near Bricktown. So my suggestions are pretty much 5 years old or older but those were my go-to spots when I'd spend 3-4 days/month down there on business.
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