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INSIDE COVER P. 4 Following global protests sparked by the death of George Floyd in police custody in June, Black Lives Matter remains engaged at the forefront of a demand for change. Oklahoma Gazette talked to the executive director of its Oklahoma chapter about whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s next. By Matt Dinger Cover by Phillip Danner

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ARTS & CULTURE OKG Artist Greg Pogue Jr. OKG Lifestyle Krystal Yoseph 25 calendar 23

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ELIMIN A T E HATE As Black Lives Matter Oklahoma City enters its fifth year as an official chapter, there is still much work to be done. While the groundwork was laid in 2015, the Oklahoma City chapter became recognized officially the following year. Executive director Rev. T. Sheri Dickerson said she was approached by one of the founders, Patrisse KhanCullors, about forming the chapter due to her past activism and advocacy. “Oklahoma is very high on the list, sometimes number one, on the list of officer-involved fatalities,” Dickerson said, “so surely there needs to be a chapter that is giving voice and amplifying the voices of Black lives and challenging the system of police brutality, white supremacy, racism, all the other –isms.” Most recently, the group has rallied around the cases of Isaiah Lewis, who was shot and killed by Edmond police in April 2019; Derrick Scott Sr., who died in Oklahoma City police custody in May 2019; and Anthony Meely, who died in Ada police custody in October 2019. Demand for body-worn camera footage of Scott’s death resulted in its release last month. But for BLM OKC, Black lives aren’t the only ones that matter in their campaign for justice. A section of the mission statement on BLM OKC’s website further details its scope of activism: “We are expansive. We are a collective of liberators who believe in an inclusive and spacious movement. We also believe that in order to win and bring as many people with us along the way, we must ensure we are building a movement that brings all of us to the front. We affirm the lives of Black queer and trans folks, disabled folks, undocumented folks, folks with records, women, men, and all Black lives along the gender spectrum. Our network centers those who have been marginalized within Black liberation movement. We are intersectional. People do not live one-dimensional lives, and our struggle crosses multiple dimensions. We ally with other oppressed people and find common cause with their struggles.” “We had Magdiel Sanchez, which was one of our Latinx brothers, who was deaf. They didn’t understand why he wasn’t responding. He didn’t understand what they were saying, and their response was to kill him,” Dickerson said. Sanchez was shot and killed by

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BLM OKC continues fighting racism after the June protests. By Matt Dinger

Oklahoma City police on his porch in southwest OKC. BLM OKC has also rallied around Luis Rodriguez, who died in police custody outside the Warren movie theater in Moore in 2014.

Support and inclusion

Another incident that preceded its formation was the arrest of Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Holtzclaw, who was convicted of raping numerous Black women in northeast Oklahoma City. The U.S. Supreme Court recently declined to hear his appeal, so he will serve the entirety of his 263-year sentence.

Every elected official and every person within a position of power that can use their privilege as leverage should be supporting and uplifting the movement for Black lives. T. Sheri Dickerson “I was there as a support to the OKC Artists for Justice group. Several of us that ended up forming the BLM OKC chapter were also part of that,” Dickerson said. “One of the reasons why we didn’t, because we were getting ready to when all of that happened, is we don’t co-opt the work. We don’t appropriate the work. Those are Black women, and we’re Black women that have founded this, and so that’s not what we do to our sisters. And there’s so much work that needs to be done. It’s not about title or affiliation. It was about protecting and fighting for justice, and so that’s still the goal.” Aside from initially advocating for victims of police violence and demanding racial equality in policing policies, BLM OKC has widened its scope of action. “That’s a small fraction of what BLM OKC has evolved into. … We started our youth league; young people’s voices deserve to be amplified. They’re part of the demographic to where they said, Rev. T. Sheri Dickerson, executive director of Black Lives Matter OKC, said the group has canceled or moved its planned events online since COVID-19 cases have begun to rise. | Photo Gazette / file

‘We’re getting killed too,’” Dickerson said. “We also have an interfaith league, or arm of BLM OKC. Myself being clergy, Reverend Jesse Jackson being part of the organization being clergy, very clued up with clergy, and so we understand how voices of faith should be. It’s obligatory for us to speak out against injustice. But we’re all black, and our lives matter as well. And then we have the arm of the LGBTQIA because often, Black trans persons basically are trained to, are further marginalized or even erased, and their lives are being, just they’re being slaughtered at unfortunately alarming rates. And we need to stand for them because we say all Black lives matter.” That the so-called “Stonewall riots” erupted in New York City in 1969 after a Black trans woman, Marsha P. Johnson, was attacked by police is of

historical note here. “I’m a queer person, and so especially in this month, history is important, but this is what we still see today,” Dickerson said. “There still seems to sometimes be very intentional and deliberate attempts to mute or dilute the effectiveness of Black women who have been the foundation and core of so many movements, and still there’s that patriarchal pull that really starts to pull at the hearts of Black women who are literally all about doing the work, protecting the community, uplifting the community, educating. Many of us now, we just want to survive and for our children to survive.” The women-led core of the leadership is unique to the BLM OKC chapter, she said. “We have now expanded so that we have some diversity and introspection.

But for the most part, from the beginning, women were the majority of the leadership team, and we have black men who were very supportive of that particular structure, and that is still the case,” Dickerson said.

Encouraging change

The death of George Floyd immortalized in cell phone camera footage that showed Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin fatally kneeling with a knee on his neck for 8 minutes and 46 seconds set up a new wave of protests and property damage that the country is still feeling the effects of more than a month later. Despite being in the midst of the COVID-19 epidemic, thousands of Oklahomans took to the streets, including the Black Lives Matter protest that began at NE 36th Street and Kelley Avenue and traveled both to the capitol and police headquarters and the Oklahoma County jail. Last week, Springlake Drive in northeast Oklahoma City became the latest street in the nation to be emblazoned with large, yellow letters reading “BLACK LIVES MATTER!” “I wanted to make sure that families in Oklahoma who have lost their loved ones to police brutality didn’t feel disrespected or forgotten or abandoned. And so I wanted to make sure that our messaging was about, ‘We see you. We hear you. We support you. And we’re going to continue fighting for justice,’” Dickerson said. “We haven’t been quiet, and we’re going to continue to amplify and push for policy change, legislative change. You’d like to be able to say community or humanitarian change, but I don’t understand why we have to literally push within society simply to be acknowledged that our lives matter.”

Addressing blatant racism

BLM OKC does not endorse individual political candidates, though it does strongly encourage voting. “Now we can certainly amplify and encourage everyone to participate in voting and being part of the process of choosing and electing representation that is going to be reflective of our own community,” Dickerson said. “And we know that this won’t happen, but every elected official and every person within a position of power that can use their privilege as leverage should be supporting and uplifting the movement for Black lives because Black lives matter, and they should be aware of why this movement even has to exist and want to and desire to bring change.” She took great offense to President Donald Trump’s attempt to hold a rally on Juneteenth in Tulsa, blocks away from the historic site of the Tulsa race massacre that occurred 99 years ago.

“BLACK LIVES MATTER!” was recently painted on Springlake Drive in northeast Oklahoma City. | Photo Alonzo Adams Photography / provided

“He is a feckless jackal in my eyesight, and all of his actions are repulsive and he is repugnant and very deliberate, intentional and unapologetic in glorifying and broadening his base and upholding the systems of white supremacy,” Dickerson said. “It really gives me pause when we can get to a point to where you can come to a place that is sacred because of the atrocities that have happened. The second atrocity because it happened on stolen land, so the amount of disrespect. And then to come out with that very milquetoast response, ‘My few black friends.’ When you know how many Black friends you have, that indicates that you are racist as fuck.” While she has been pleased to see the push to pull down Confederate statues and the banning of Confederate flags, her voice rises when discussing Republican state Sen. Casey Murdock’s plan to bring those statues to Oklahoma. “Oh my goodness. I’ve got some words for him because surely your daddy has taught you better than that. You have invited all the Confederate statues when Oklahoma wasn’t even part of the Confederacy. And to want to invite something that is going to inflict such pain and trauma to an already-bleeding and overtly undeserved, traumatized demographic?” Dickerson said. “Shame on them for not being aware. It’s so offensive and absurd, and it is very indicative of the regime that currently resides at 1600 N. Black Lives Matter Avenue in Washington, D.C. I do take a small amount of pleasure in being able to designate his new address.” After the Young Peoples March for Justice and the street mural, BLM OKC is taking a step back from public events in light of the record number of COVID-19 cases now being recorded in the state. Instead, it will focus on socially distant goals. “The in-person activities or protests we were planning, we’ve made the collective decision to change those, to either reschedule or just not have them because we want to protect our family because we see everyone as family,” Dickerson said. “And so we are going to be having some virtual protests. We want to have some createa-thons to keep the momentum about BLM and BLM OKC in the hearts and minds of the people who are pushing for justice for the many, many families that have been affected.”

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W E H AV E N ’ T B E E N Q U I E T, AND WE’RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO AMPLIFY AND PUSH FOR POLICY CHANGE, L E G I S L AT I V E CHANGE. ~T. Sheri Dickerson

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Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hard to believe the massive shift in daily life that Oklahoma City residents have experienced since March. For most of us, the turning point was March 11, when Utah Jazz player Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19 just before a home Thunder game. I had just sent my Rose State students off on spring break, 6

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not knowing it would be the last time I saw them face-to-face that semester. Following an effort to flatten the curve through self-quarantining and the temporary shuttering of many businesses, Oklahoma began its Open Up and Recover Safely (OURS) Plan in late April. Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re now in phase three of the plan,

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As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, what will life in Oklahoma City be like in the coming months? by Jo Light Oklahoma is now in phase three of its Open Up and Recover Safely (OURS) Plan. | Photo Unsplash.com manipulated by Phillip Danner

which started June 1. This phase removed limitations to gathering sizes and allowed businesses to reopen with social distancing measures in place. Many restaurants that previously only offered takeout and curbside provide for seating both indoors and out. Gyms and exercise studios have reopened with limited

capacity. Patrons often see tables, seats, exercise equipment and the floor taped off. Unfortunately, June has also seen a series of record-breaking days for coronavirus numbers. For instance, on June 21, Oklahoma State Department of Health reported 478 new cases statewide. The case numbers within the Oklahoma City metro have risen too, but on a smaller scale. Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt is focused on the metro numbers. In a statement posted to social media on June 16, Holt wrote that although there is an obvious uptick, hospitalizations have remained comparatively low. This is because roughly half of cases in June have been diagnosed in patients 35 and younger, so their symptoms are generally less severe. “We reacted as we did early on because people were going into hospitals, people were dying,” Holt said via Zoom. “We didn’t react that way because people were just getting the equivalent of the flu. But that is usually how a person in that age demographic experiences COVID-19. They typically have milder symptoms.” He said the city is not currently considering returning to government restrictions because “it’s a different pandemic” now than it was back in March and the spike is not yet resulting in increased hospitalizations. “We look at it every day,” Holt said. “The reason I posted about it on social media is I understand that the more young people that have it, even if they’re not experiencing the worst effects of COVID-19, that’s just more carriers in our community that could eventually cause outbreaks amongst demographics that are not as fortunate.” Dr. David Chansolme is Medical Director of Infection Prevention at Integris Health. He said the recent jump in cases was not a surprise. “What’s making a difference now is that activities are opening back up and people are having more confidence in getting out, doing things, and I think that’s wonderful,” Chansolme said via Zoom. “But we have to understand that there is a price to pay on the other side of that with more coronavirus cases.” Chansolme repeated what medical professionals have said for months. Those age 60 and older or those with underlying health conditions like heart disease, lung disease and autoimmune conditions are at greater risk. Chansolme has seen several patients die. continued on pg 8

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“But the bottom line is most people do get through this just fine,” he said. Chansolme emphasized the need for everyone to continue handwashing, social distancing and wearing masks. Masks should cover both the mouth and nose.

Personal responsibility

Gary E. Raskob, Ph.D., serves as dean of Hudson College of Public Health at The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. He is a Regents Professor of Epidemiology and Medicine. While Raskob praised how businesses have responded to the pandemic, he said the general public is not always taking necessary precautions. Along with observing social distancing, he urged wearing a mask in public places. “That is the single most significant thing we can do to prevent transmission of this virus,” he said via phone. Raskob said urgent conversations about personal responsibility and how individual behavior influences public health are needed. He said this new era requires innovative socialization and temporary personal sacrifices in order to keep others safe. “This principle is not new in public health,” Raskob said. “It’s the same thing we discuss when we talk about secondhand smoke. It’s the same thing we talk about when we talk about getting vaccinated.” And what about the autumn? Many university campuses plan to return to in-class instruction, and Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon is scheduled for Oct. 4. Raskob said it’s too early to predict what will happen. “The safety of those things happening will, to a large extent, depend on how we behave now,” he said. At Integris, Chansolme said he advises patients with non-COVID-19 health issues to still see their healthcare providers when necessary, to avoid exacerbating problems. “We’re all beginning to learn what social distancing is in a restaurant,” Chansolme said, “what social distancing is in a protest, what social distancing is in a political rally. These are all things that we’re continuing to learn.

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We have to understand that there is a price to pay on the other side of that with more coronavirus cases. Dr. David Chansolme

We will learn a lot of lessons, and some of them we’ll learn the hard way.” Although Chansolme had not seen new data on age ranges of new cases, he hypothesized that the surge of positive 8

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to public spaces. “A lot of my older patients are still very, very scared to go out,” he said. Holt couldn’t say if that was the exact reason, but he acknowledged the strain

the pandemic puts on all residents. “I’m sure we’re all just bored of it, right?” Holt said. “I get it. We’re so over this. But that doesn’t matter to the virus.” Both Holt and Raskob pointed out that it’s a generalization to assume all individuals age 18 to 35 will have milder symptoms. There is still a risk of serious health issues or transmission to vulnerable individuals. Holt said we should not grow lax in taking precautions. “We have got to accept that this new normal is going to be with us for many months, if not a couple years,” Holt said. “In that sense, it is a temporary normal, but it is not a short-term normal. It is something we’re going to have to accept for a while if we want to preserve our lives and our way of life.”

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for the latest information on COVID-19 in Oklahoma.

DECADES IN THE MAKING,

CITY SET TO REALIZE CORE TO SHORE VISION by Peter J. Brzycki

Almost a year after Oklahoma City formally opened sprawling Scissortail Park south of the central business district, three other big park projects that would fulfill the long-held vision of connecting downtown to the Oklahoma River and to the southside are in progress. When plans were drawn to relocate an obsolete and crumbling section of Interstate 40 several blocks to the south on the heels of creating new recreation along the Oklahoma River corridor through the first MAPS initiative, city leaders saw a unique opportunity: Create a park system to tie together the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s core with a huge area of outdoor recreation and green space. Today, visitors can enjoy the substantial upgrades to Myriad Botanical Gardens then easily stroll south to the 38-acre upper section of Scissortail Park. By early next year, work will begin on the lower section of Scissortail just south of I-40 and reaching all the way to the Oklahoma River. The final plans for the lower park area are almost complete, and the project will be out for construction bids in the coming months. Once work starts on that 28-acre parcel, it should be complete by mid-2022. Currently, substantial improvements are also being made at Manuel Perez Park, just south of the Oklahoma River and east of Robinson. In addition, longrange plans are being forged for Wiley Post Park, also on the south shore of the river and to the west, which could include a pedestrian bridge spanning the water. When Scissortail, Perez and Wiley Post parks are combined, the result will be almost 130 acres of new and completely renovated park land, plus another 14 in Myriad Botanical Gardens. Additionally, the nearby Boathouse District continues to add attractions, with a new surf machine and zip lines set to join the existing boathouses, fitness court, bike pump track and whitewater facility on the north side of the river.

When Scissortail Park is completed, it will be part of 130 acres of new and renovated parkland including Manuel Perez and Wiley Post parks. | Renderings HargreavesJones, Presentation Design Group (PDG) and Guernsey / provided

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Tulsa Mayor and wannabe Warby Parker model G.T. Bynum could barely contain his enthusiasm when Donald Trump announced his first rally in months for Tulsa. Trump voters, however, turned out to be less enthusiastic, filling only about a third of BOK Center, an arena successfully sold out previously by the likes of Nickelback and The Wiggles. During a news conference days before the rally, Bynum rah-rah-rahed for re-

porters: “I don’t care if you’re Republican, Democrat or independent; that’s a tremendous honor.” Trump bragged that he received more than a million ticket requests for the rally, but most of those came from K-Pop fans and leftists who made reservations in the hopes that Trump would do exactly what he did, which was perform to a mostly empty arena. (The outdoor overflow area and stage were abandoned altogether.) Those who did brave the heat and COVID-19 (at least two of his campaign staff who were in the arena have since tested positive for the virus) were treated to some of Trump’s greatest hits as well as some new numbers, like his 10-minute rendition of walking down a ramp and drinking a glass of water. Bynum might want to consider swapping out an initial and two letters in his last name because he managed to turn his city into a circus for a lot of empty seats, possibly costing himself an election in the process.

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Police “posse”

At a time when citizens are demanding more training and accountability from their law enforcement, Canadian County Sheriff Chris West announced open applications for his all-volunteer “sheriff’s posse.” Nothing could be more tone-deaf than calling for a return to Wild West tropes during a time when Black people are demanding that they stop being murdered by vigilante yahoos like those who hunted and shot Ahmaud Arbery in February in Georgia. Better yet, West has announced that absolutely no military or policing experience is required; just the desire “to answer the call to aid in safeguarding lives and property and the Constitutional Rights of innocent, law-abiding citizens,” whatever that means. West hung up his Oklahoma Highway Patrol brownshirt in order to campaign for sheriff. He regularly appears in a paisley vest and

a Western bowtie and sporting white facial hair reminiscent of a certain Kentucky chicken chain founder. But with ideas like these, maybe he would be better suited dressing like another fastfood mascot, one who wears big, red shoes with yellow laces.

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LOCAL RESTAURANT GROUPS by Peter J. Brzycki TAKE DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO REOPENING

84 Hospitality Group restaurants left Gun Izakaya and bottom right Revolucion remain closed until further notice. | Photos Gazette / file and provided Empire Slice House top right is currently offering takeout. | Photo Gazette / file

Cautious 84 Hospitality Group At 84 Hospitality Group we continue to try and find ways to do right by our employees, customers, and the community. —Rachel Cope

Empire Slice House, Revolución, Burger Punk, Gorō Ramen, Gun Izakaya, Little Market Taking one of the most cautious approaches among operators in Oklahoma City, 84 Hospitality has yet to reopen on-site dining to patrons at any of its locations; it closed all in mid-March. Founder and CEO Rachel Cope recently revealed that despite the extreme caution, two employees at Revolución recently tested positive for COVID-19 while they were operating the kitchen there for carryout and delivery. Revolución was promptly closed, and all employees were tested and then reassigned to other restaurants owned by 84. 12

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Cope recently posted on social media, “I fought whether I was going to be honest about what happened (because I felt some kind of ‘shame’ that I had ‘let’ this happen) but I think it’s important for you to know the truth. It has always been important for us to be transparent, especially when it comes to health and safety.” Despite taking extreme measures, the group continues to do a great deal of takeout from Empire Slice House in 16th Street Plaza District. And in fact, it will soon be opening Empire Slice Shop in the former Slapfish space in Nichols Hills Plaza. That concept will feature counter service, beer and wine and late-night hours. Popular Gorō Ramen, also in the Plaza, remains carryout only. And although Burger Punk is completely closed, 84 is readying a new patio in hopes of providing on-site dining soon. Gun Izakaya in The Paseo Arts District is closed until further notice, but 84’s nearby Little Market is open and operating. Cope recently posted on social media, “At 84 Hospitality Group we continue to try and find ways to do right by our employees, customers, and the community. Above all, be kind, be compassionate, & be safe.”

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HumanKind Hospitality Services We want to be part of the solution in the community, not part of the problem. -Shaun Fiaccone

Picasso Cafe, OSO Paseo, Frida Southwest, The Other Room, The Daley After monitoring the news around COVID-19 for two weeks, on Monday, March 16th, Humankind Hospitality founder Shaun Fiaconne made the tough decision to close all its on-site dining. Like so many bar and restaurant owners in Oklahoma, Fiaconne then had to let go of all of his hourly workers and

focus on carryout while relying on salaried managers and chefs to do it all, including packaging up to-go orders, running items out to cars and cleaning up. “Our staff has a hand in everything, and we are pretty vertically integrated, so it wasn’t a difficult transition,” Fiaconne said. Although its business was down over 75 percent from months with typical operation, it was enough to pay employees and keep everything going until the virus situation improved. When the state and city moved into Stage 2 of reopening, the group opted to open its dining rooms in a staggered fashion using social distancing and special precautions — not only requiring temperature checks, masks and gloves for all employees but also using a low-

intensity fogger to sanitize the dining areas every morning at 7 a.m. Humankind also rehired all its hourly employees. When a large spike in cases began to be reported by Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH), Fiaconne made the tough call to once again restrict service staring June 22nd, a decision made much more difficult by the fact that business had been robust upon reopening. “We want to be part of the solution in the community, not part of the problem,” said Fiaconne. Currently, Picasso Cafe and OSO are only offering full-service patio dining and curbside takeout. Frida Southwest still offers indoor dining, but only via reservation and at only 50 percent capacity in an open dining room with very high ceilings. The Daley and The Other Room, both bars, are now completely closed. Fiaconne said the group will continue to closely watch virus levels from OSDH and adapt and adjust as the situation unfolds.

Humankind Hospitality restaurants clockwise from left OSO Paseo and Picasso Cafe are offering full-service patio dining and curbside takeout. | Photos Gazette / file and provided

Aggressive Provision Concepts We knew we weren’t going to be able to please everyone, but from day one, we decided to buckle down, cut our menu prices, take care of our employees and their families and work every day to keep our customers. -Jeff Dixon

Broadway 10 Bar & Chophouse, Hatch Early Mood Food, Sidecar Barley & Wine Bar, Birra Birra, Bibi’s Ice Cream, Chicken Foot Five years ago, Hal Smith Restaurants alums Jeff Dixon and Aaron Soward came out of the gate swinging with very ambitious Broadway 10, closely followed by tiny but stylish Sidecar Barley & Wine Bar, both in Automobile Alley. The group now has seven locations operating and five more in progress, and it doesn’t show any signs of slowing down, regardless of the COVID-19 outbreak. In a recent interview, Dixon recognized the responsibility to the community but also to the group’s employ-

ees and patrons, choosing “fight” rather than “flight” as a strategy. Provision never laid off any of its 300 employees and kept its salaried managers and chefs on full pay, even making good on bonuses when revenue slipped after being forced into a pure carryout model by the city and state. All Provision restaurants offered 50 percent off their menu prices during the closures and did all they could to remain relevant to their patrons and, as a result, experienced steady business. At every turn in the phased reopening, Dixon said they have done as much as the laws allowed while taking serious precautions, even hiring a tailor to create hundreds of masks when none were available. “We knew we weren’t going to be able to please everyone, but from day one, we decided to buckle down, cut our menu prices, take care of our employees and their families and work every day to keep our customers,” said Dixon. In fact, the group sees a very bright future and has recently doubled the rooftop bar of Sidecar Chisholm Creek and will be opening Chicken Foot, a new fried chicken and cinnamon roll concept, in the Chisholm space recently vacated by Hopdoddy Burger Bar. In addition to Broadway 10, there are now two Sidecar and two Hatch locations in Oklahoma City as well as Birra Birra and Bibi’s Ice Cream. Provision hopes to open Chicken Foot in September as well as a Hatch and Sidecar on Cherry Street in Tulsa this fall, followed by another Hatch and Sidecar in 2021. And Dixon said there are more locations in the works.

Provision Concepts, which owns Birra Birra pizzeria, has cut menu prices and changed tactics during every phase of reopening. | Photos Gazette / file and provided

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Some restaurants in Oklahoma City have limited service or are closed due to COVID-19. For the latest restrictions and safety guidelines, visit okc.gov and coronavirus.health.ok.gov.

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Alfredo’s Mexican Cafe

Bellini’s Ristorante & Grill

Broke Brewing Company

Alfredo’s Mexican Cafe

Benvenuti‚Äôs Ristorante

Brown’s Bakery

All American Pizza

Best Donuts

Bubba’s 33

Aloha Shave Ice & Coffee Shoppe

Beverly’s Pancake House

Buffalo Wild Wings

Alvarado’s Mexican Restaurant

Bibi’s Craft Ice Cream

Buffalo Wild Wings

Andy’s Frozen Custard

Big Buffalo Grill

Buffalo Wild Wings

Andy’s Frozen Custard

Big O’s Pork & Dreams

Bunny’s Onion Burgers

Ann’s Chicken Fry House

Big Sky Bread Company

Burger Punk

Annie Okie’s Runway Cafe-Wiley Post Airport

Big Truck Tacos

Burn by Rocky Patel

Apple Tree Chocolate

Bill Kamp’s Meat Market

ButterSweet Cupcakes

Arbuckle Fried Pies

Bill’s Steakhouse & Saloon

ButterSweet Cupcakes

Arbuckle Mountain Fried Pies

Birra Birra Craft Pizzeria

C’est Si Bon

Around the Corner

Bison Witches Bar & Deli

C’est Si Bon Cajun Catfish & Po’boys

Aurora Breakfast Bar & Backyard

Bistro 46 Restaurant & Grille

Caeli’s Sweets Eats & Bar

Ava‚ Premium Toffee

Bistro B

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12100 N. Rockwell Ave. 405-721-5959 American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10 N. Broadway Ave. 405-228-8031 Latin American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1207 N. Walker Ave. 405-236-1492 Latin American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 9213 N. Pennsylvania Ave. 405-463-3328 Bar Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 23 W. First St., Suite 115 405-216-3597 Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 315 S. Broadway 405-216-0500 Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 501 N. Mustang Road 405-265-7770 American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1114 NW 51st St. 405-463-0470 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6901 S. May Ave. 405-686-7160 Greek Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1809 S. Air Depot Blvd. 405-733-1323 Greek Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4734 SE 29th St. 405-670-3040 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3409 S. Broadway Ave. 405-607-1300 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2701 S. Interstate 35 Service Road 405-794-4700 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1751 Garth Brooks Blvd. 405-354-4343 Pizza Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7101 Northwest Expressway 405-721-2900 Dessert Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 8000 NW 39th Expressway 405-633-7778

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2805 S. Broadway Ave. 405-359-8860 Dessert Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 15200 Penn Crossing Court 405-470-7969 Dessert Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5801 Northwest Expressway 405-470-7969 American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4106 NW 39th Expressway 405-943-8915

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5915 Philip J. Rhoads Ave. 405-787-7732

Chocolate & Confections Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 754 Asp Ave. 405-310-3959 Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6213 NW 39th Expressway 405-498-3773 Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3721 NW 50th St. 405-946-1300 Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 11 S. Broadway 405-341-5414 Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1704 NW 16th St. 405-609-8854 Chocolate & Confections Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 1408 N. Portland Ave. 405-265-5986

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6909 W. Hefner Road, Suite B12 405-792-7421 Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 315 NW 23rd St. 405-525-7427 Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3317 E. Sixth Ave. 405-377-4141 Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 637 W. Main St. 405-601-8659 Mediterranean Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 121 NE Second St. 405-795-5295 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1000 N. Hudson Ave. 405-702-6922 American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3124 N. May Ave. 405-948-7878 Mediterranean Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 211 NW 23rd St. 405-602-3030 Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 2014 S. Interstate 35 Service Road 405-703-4363 Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 610 NE 50th St. 405-528-7427 Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 30 NE Second St. 405 541 5858 Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7509 N. May Ave. 405-430-5484 Italian Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 6305 Waterford Blvd. 405-848-1065 Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 105 W. Main St. 405-310-5271 Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2320 NW 23rd St. 405-524-1800 Breakfast & Brunch Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3315 Northwest Expressway 405-848-5050 Dessert Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1316 W. Memorial Road 405-418-8590 Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 8027 NW 23rd St. 405-789-7111 Barbecue Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 285 S. Santa Fe Ave. 405-657-2235 Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6606 N. Western Ave. 405-879-0330 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 530 NW 23rd St. 405-525-8226 Deli & Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7310 N. Western Ave. 405-843-2455 Steakhouse Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1013 SW 89th St. 405-225-1211 Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1316 W. Memorial Road 405-607-0060 Deli & Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 211 E. Main St. 405-364-7555 American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2501 NE 23rd St. 405-595-3904 Vietnamese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1620 SW 89th St., Suite G 405-735-6358

Irish & Pub Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 575 S. University Blvd. 405-928-5555 Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1200 W. Covell Road 405-285-0133 American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 213 N. Crawford Ave. 405-360-4258 Steakhouse Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 505 S. Boulevard 405-715-2333 Cajun Dining:Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 100 E. California Ave. 405-232-6666 Seafood Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3005 S. Broadway 405-285-0911

Bar & Grill Dining:Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1 N. Oklahoma Ave. 405-232-2739 Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1150 E. Second St. 405-726-8300 Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5516 W. Memorial Road 405-232-2739 Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: No 1 Remington Place 405-419-4449 American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 9205 NE 23rd St. 405-259-8473 Steakhouse Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1101 N. Broadway Ave. 405-212-3949 Brewery Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3810 N. Tulsa Ave. 405-237-8115 Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1100 N. Walker Ave. 405-232-0363 Steakhouse Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6212 SW Third St. 405-724-1012 Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 909 W. Interstate 35 Frontage Road 405-285-0667 Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4130 Northwest Expressway 405-842-9464 Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1765 Shedeck Parkway 405-265-1944 Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1023 S. Meridian Ave. 405-949-2949 Burgers Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 3012 N. Walker Ave. 405-724-8017 Bar Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 13230 Pawnee Drive 405-607-0813 Dessert Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 16708 N. Pennsylvania Ave. 405-397-9395 Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 501 S. Mustang Road, Suite 6788 405-265-4994 Cajun Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 308 W. Edmond Road 405-285-1800 Cajun Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5501 Main St. 405-601-8822

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 726 W. Sheridan Ave. 405-600-7885

Cafe 7

Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 14101 N. May Ave., Suite 117 405-748-3354

Cafe Antigua

Latin American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1903 N. Classen Blvd. 405-602-8984

Cafe Bella

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 9018 S. Pennsylvania Ave. 405-691-9018

Cafe Cuvee

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1200 N. Walker Ave. 405-898-8120

Cafe Disco

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 629 W. Main St. 405-594-2496

Cafe Do Brasil

Brazilian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 440 NW 11th St., Suite 100 405-525-9779

Cafe Evoke

Coffee & Tea Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 103 S. Broadway 405-285-1522

Cafe Kacao

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3325 N. Classen Blvd. 405-602-2883

Cafe Nebu

Buffet Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 333 W. Sheridan Ave. 405-228-8386

Cafe Saffron

Indian Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 770 Deans Row Ave. 405-360-8050

Cafe7 delicatessen & pastaria

Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 100 W. Main St., Suite 105 405-748-3354

Cajun Corner

Cajun Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 312 NW 23rd St. 405-225-1222

Cajun Corner

Cajun Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 9200 N. Council Road, Suite A 405-792-2588

Cajun King

Cajun Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5816 NW 63rd St. 405-603-3714

Capitals Ice Cream

Dessert Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1006 N. Hudson Ave. 405-600-9966

Carican Flavors

Modern American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2701 N. Martin Luther King Ave. 405-424-0456

Casa de los Milagros

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5111 N. Classen Blvd. 405-286-9809

Casa Juanito

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4718 SE 29th St. 405-677-1401

Casa Perico Mexican Grille

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12219 N. Pennsylvania Ave. 405-755-1506

Casa Perico Mexican Grille

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4521 NW 63rd St. 405-721-3650

Castle Falls

European Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 820 N. MacArthur Blvd. 405-942-6133

Cattlemen’s Steakhouse

Steakhouse Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1309 S. Agnew Ave. 405-236-0416

Chae Cafe & Eatery

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7300 N. Western Ave. 405-840-7725

Chalk Sports Bar

Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1324 W. Memorial Road 405-242-2112

Charleston’s

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 224 Johnny Bench Drive 405-701-3535

Charleston’s

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 300 Ed Noble Parkway 405-360-0900

Cafe 110

Charleston’s

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 110 N. Robinson Ave. 405-724-7195

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5608 W. Memorial Road 405-470-8169

BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse

Cafe 501

Charleston’s

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4024 N. May Ave. 405-942-0260

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2425 W. Memorial Road 405-748-6770

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 501 S. Boulevard 405-359-1501

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5907 Northwest Expressway 405-721-0060

Baba G Mediterranean Grill

Black Walnut

Cafe 501 Classen Curve

Charleston’s

Azteca Mexican Grill

Mediterranean Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4401 W. Memorial Road 405-608-2299

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 100 NE Fourth St. 405-445-6273

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5825 NW Grand Blvd. 405-844-1501

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1429 SW 74th St. 405-681-0055

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Charleston’s

Chelino’s Mexican Restaurant

Chuck House

Charleston’s

Chelino’s Mexican Restaurant

Chuck House

Charly’s

Chelino’s Mexican Restaurant

Cities Ice Cream

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2000 S. Meridian Ave. 405-681-6686 American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3409 S. Broadway 405-478-4949 Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12000 N. Interstate 35 Service Road 405-475-9944

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6509 Northwest Expressway 405-728-2770 Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 8966 S. Western Ave. 405-631-3797 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4221 S. Robinson Ave. 405-636-1548

Southern & Soul Food Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2400 S. Midwest Blvd. 405-737-3013 Southern & Soul Food Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4430 NW 10th St. 405-942-0852 Dessert Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 23 W. First St., Suite 100 405-254-6676

Charm Thai Cuisine

Chelino’s Mexican Restaurant

City Bites

Cheever’s Cafe

Chelino’s Mexican Restaurant

City Bites

Chef Curry To Go

Chelino’s Tortilla Factory

City Bites

Chen’s Buffet

City Bites

Chequers Restaurant & Pub

City Bites

Chibugan Filipino Cuisine

City Bites

Chick N Beer

City Bites

Chicken Salad Chick

City Bites

Thai Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5805 NW 50th St. 405-792-2153 American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2409 N. Hudson Ave. 405-525-7007 American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5701 N. Western Ave. 405-608-8050

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 427 SW Grand Blvd. 405-636-1110 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1227 S. Garth Brooks Blvd. 405-350-2006 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2101 S. Robinson Ave. 405-632-8830

Buffet Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4537 NW 23rd St. 405-946-0092

Chelino’s Mexican Restaurant Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1612 S. Boulevard 405-340-3620

Chelino’s Mexican Restaurant

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1637 Oklahoma 66 405-345-8034

Chelino’s Mexican Restaurant

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 115 S. Sooner Road 405-670-4600

Chelino’s Mexican Restaurant

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2113 Riverwalk Drive 405-790-0677

Chelino’s Mexican Restaurant

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1009 S. Air Depot Blvd. 405-736-6944 Asian Fusion Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4728 SE 29th St. 405-595-2426 Southern & Soul Food Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 715 NW 23rd St. 405-604-6995 Southern & Soul Food Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2404 E. Second St 405-276-4392

Chicken Salad Chick

Southern & Soul Food Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1121 NW 63rd St., Suite 5005 405-300-5768

Chelino’s Mexican Restaurant

Chili Dog Express

Chelino’s Mexican Restaurant

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1605 N. Meridian Ave. 405-947-5611

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 329 NW Fourth St. 405-601-7516

Chuanyu Fusion

Asian Fusion Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7011 W. Hefner Road 405-367-7977

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Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1430 N. Santa Fe 405-657-1100 Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3601 S. Broadway 405-286-4200 Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2005 E. Second St. 405-726-9700 Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1804 S. Broadway 405-735-3400 Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2001 W. Main St. 405-701-1682 Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 13425 N. MacArthur Blvd. 405-603-5151 Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2804 NW 122nd St. 405-752-1771

City Bites

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 110 Ed Noble Parkway 405-447-8050 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10904 N. May Ave. 405-286-3112

Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 211 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 120 405-232-3322

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Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7020 N. Western Ave. 405-848-3222

City Bites

Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6001 N. May Ave. 405-842-3355

City Bites

Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7701 S. Walker Ave. 405-632-6655

City Bites

Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7642 W. Reno Ave., Suite 496 405-443-3655

City Bites

Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 700 Garth Brooks Blvd. 405-350-3233

Clancy’s Grill

Burgers Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1211 N. Shartel Ave., Suite 102 405-621-8208

Clarity Coffee

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 431 W. Main St. 405-252-0155

Clark Crew BBQ

Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3510 Northwest Expy 405-724-8888

Classen Coffee Company

Coffee & Tea Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2515 N. Classen Blvd. 405-605-1139

Classen Grill

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5124 N. Classen Circle 405-842-0428

Classic’s Bar & Grill

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 8310 N. Western Ave. 405-810-8440

Clean Juice

Juice shop Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5810 N. Classen Blvd. 405-252-7515

Cocino De Mino

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 6022 S. Western Ave. 405-632-0600

Coffee Slingers Roasters

Coffee & Tea Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1015 N. Broadway Ave. 405-609-1662

Coney Island

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 428 W. Main St. 405-239-8568

Coolgreens

Vegetarian & Organic Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 204 N. Robinson Ave. 405-600-6444

Coolgreens

Vegetarian & Organic Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 765 Asp Ave., Suite 100 405-701-3607

Coolgreens

Vegetarian & Organic Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 14201 N. May Ave., Suite 209 405-286-9304

Coolgreens

Deep Deuce Grill

Earl’s Rib Palace

EŎTÉ Coffee

Core4 Brewing

Delmar Gardens Food Truck Park

Eatery & Cocktail Office @ The Union

Faculty House

Diamond Dawgs

Edna’s

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 753 Asp Ave. 405-364-3294

Bar Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 5137 Classen Cirle 405-840-3339

Falcone’s Pizzeria

Dolci Paradiso

Eggington’s

Vegetarian & Organic Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6475 Avondale Drive 405-841-2665 Brewery Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7 N. Lee Ave.

Cornish Smokehouse

Barbecue Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 801 SW 119th St. 405-703-1300

Cous Cous Cafe

Mediterranean Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6165 N. May Ave. 405-286-1533

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 307 NE Second St. 405-235-9100

Food Truck Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 1225 SW Second St. 405-232-6506

Bakery Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10740 S. May Ave., Suite 116 405-254-5070

Don’s Alley

Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10 W. Main St., Suite 100 405-467-4004 American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 616 NW Fifth St. 405-601-2857

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 737 W. Danforth Road 405-285-1580

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6509 N. May Ave. 405-840-5053

Southern & Soul Food Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 4601 SE 29th St. 405-677-9049

El Asadero Mexican Restaurant

Crudoolandia

Donut King

El Chico

Crudoolandia

Dot Wo Garden

El Huevo Mexi-Diner

Cultivar Mexican Kitchen

Eagle One Pizza

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 714 N. Broadway 405-610-2676

Pizza Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1920 S. Air Depot Blvd. 405-455-5822

El Majahual

Culture Coffee

Eagle One Pizza

Elemental Coffee Roasters

Cuppies & Joe

Earl’s Rib Palace

Ellis Island Coffee and Wine Lounge

Earl’s Rib Palace

Ellis Island Coffee and Wine Lounge

Earl’s Rib Palace

Ember Modern American Tavern

Earl’s Rib Palace

Empire Slice House

Earl’s Rib Palace

En Croúte

Cousin’s Bar and Grill

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 641 SW 29th St. 405-432-4352 Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1130 SW 59th St. 405-493-9126

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1029 NE Sixth St. 405-724-7243

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 727 NW 23rd St. 405-528-2122

Da Gumboman

Food Truck Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No mobile food truck 405-361-1315

Daily Donut

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10911 N. Western Ave. 405-849-4747

Dave & Buster’s

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5501 N. May Ave. 405-254-9900

Deckle Smokehouse BBQ

Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 324 W. Edmond Road 405-430-7649

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1214 W. Lindsey St. 405-321-7882 Asian Fusion Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10600 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Suite 17 405-691-4888

Pizza Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 11613 S. Western Ave. 405-703-4555 Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 216 Johnny Bench Drive 405-272-9898

Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2121 S. Broadway Ave. 405-715-1166 Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5508 W. Memorial Road 405-603-1199

Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6816 N. Western Ave. 405-843-9922 Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4414 W. Reno Ave. 405-949-1220

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2703 S. Western Ave. 405-778-8924 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3439 W. Main St. 405-360-2146 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3522 24th Ave. NW 405-310-3157 Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3301 SW 29th St. 405-602-2661

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 815 N. Hudson Ave. 405-633-1703 Coffee & Tea Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3324 S Bryant Ave., Suite 130 405-237-3005

Wine Bar Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 130 N. Broadway Ave., Suite 150 405-625-1886

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7 NE Sixth St., Suite 10 405-463-7312 American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 601 NE 14th St. 405-235-8212 Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6705 N. May Ave. 405-242-2222

Family Pho

Vietnamese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 13325 N. MacArthur Blvd. 405-470-0648

Fassler Hall

German Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 421 NW 10th St. 405-609-3300

Fatty’s Smokehouse

Barbecue Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 301 W. Main St. 405-794-4584

Feast

Buffet Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6512 Northwest Expressway 405-603-8668

Firebirds

Steakhouse Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1320 W. Memorial Road 405-415-9461

Fish City Grill

Seafood Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1389 E. 15th St., Suite 104 405-348-2300

Flame Brazilian Steakhouse

Brazilian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: No 777 Grand Casino Blvd. 405-964-4777

FlashBack RetroPub

Bar Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: No 814 W. Sheridan Ave. 405-633-3604

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6300 Waterford Blvd. 405-858-2490

Pizza Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1804 NW 16th St. 405-557-1760 French Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6460 Avondale Drive 405-607-6100

Flatire Burgers

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 318 E. Ayers St. 405-359-2006

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Flint

GoGo Sushi

Hasslers

Hideaway Pizza

Flip’s Wine Bar & Trattoria

Golden Hour Bar & Lounge

Hatch Early Mood Food

Hideaway Pizza

Florence’s Restaurant

Golden Palace

Hatch Early Mood Food

Chinese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12315 N. Rockwell Ave. 405-722-3032

Golden Palace

Health Nut Cafe

Frenzy Brewery

Golden Phoenix

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 15 N. Robinson Ave. 405-605-0657 Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5801 N. Western Ave. 405-843-1527

Sushi & Japanese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 432 NW 10th St. 405-602-6333 Bar & Grill Dining: No 814 W. Sheridan Ave., Suite C 405-774-9665

Southern & Soul Food Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes Chinese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1437 NE 23rd St. 405-427-3663 1224 S. Air Depot Blvd. 405-737-7118

Fortune Chinese Restaurant

Brewery Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 15 S. Broadway 405-561-5350

Frida Southwest

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 500 Paseo Drive 405-683-7432

Frosted Mug

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1800 S. Meridian Ave. 405-681-1900

Fuel

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 222 E. Sheridan Ave. 405-605-5223

Fusion Kitchen

Asian Fusion Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1100 S. Air Depot Blvd., Suite 5 405-610-2002

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 208 Johnny Bench Drive, Suite C 405-602-3899

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1462 S. Bryant Ave. 405-562-4800

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5835 SE 15th St. 405-931-3389

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 825 SW 19th St., Suite 13 405-378-2419

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 752 Asp Ave. 405-701-1000

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 13230 Pawnee Drive, Suite 110 405-286-5633

Gaberino’s Homestyle Italian

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 400 Ed Noble Parkway 405-310-2229

Chinese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1500 S. Meridian Ave. 405-686-1511 Vietnamese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2728 N. Classen Blvd. 405-524-3988

Good Gravy!

Diner Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 8014 N. Western Ave. 405-761-8886

Gopuram Taste of India

Indian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 412 S. Meridian Ave. 405-948-7373

Hideaway Pizza

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5022 N. Western Ave. 405-840-4777

Hideaway Pizza

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5501 Northwest Expressway 405-603-7177

Hideaway Pizza

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1701 Shedeck Parkway 405-231-4777 Bakery Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5814 NW 63rd St. 405-603-6999 Bar Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 1221 NW 50th St. 405-843-1722

Henry Hudson’s Pub

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1851 S. Douglas Blvd. 405-732-0232

Henry Hudson’s Pub

Sushi & Japanese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1634 N. Blackwelder Ave., Suite 102 405-606-2539

Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3737 W. Main St. 405-329-6044

Grand House Asian Bistro

Henry Hudson’s Pub

Chinese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2701 N. Classen Blvd. 405-524-7333

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1131 W. Memorial Road 405-752-1444

Grandstand Sports Bar & Grill

Henry Hudson’s Pub

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: No 777 Grand Casino Blvd. 405-964-7263

Green Chile Kitchen Route 66

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12 E. Main St. 405-265-4346

Green Goodies

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5840 N. Classen Blvd., Suite 5 405-842-2288

Grill on the Hill

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 324 SW 25th St. 405-634-9866

Ground Floor Cafe & Bakery

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 211 N. Robinson Ave. 405-232-2233 Sushi & Japanese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 3000 Paseo St. 405-900-6615 American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 730 NW 23rd St. 405-702-6960

Hacienda Tacos

Korean Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1325 N. Walker Ave. 405-778-8524

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 9201 Lake Hefner Parkway 405-748-6113

Goro Ramen

Geronimo’s Bakery

Gogi Go!

Hefner Grill

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5950 W. Memorial Road 405-470-4777

HiLo Club

Gyro Hero

Dessert Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1636 24th Ave. NW, Suite F-102 405-801-2525

Deli & Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 920 N. Lincoln Blvd. 405-271-4338

Indian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4559 NW 23rd St. 405-948-7373

George’s Happy Hog Bar-B-Q

Gigi’s Cupcakes

Health Nut Cafe

Hideaway Pizza

Gopuram Taste of India

Guyutes

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1817 N. Martin Luther King Ave. 405-427-5893

Vegetarian & Organic Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 333 NW Fifth St., Suite 104 405-601-1644

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 577 Buchanan Ave. 405-292-4777

Higher Grounds Coffee Shoppe & Bakery

Ganache Patisserie

Barbecue Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 712 Culbertson Drive 405-525-8111

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 13230 Pawnee Drive 405-286-2974

Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 1234 N. Western Ave. 405-609-3647

Gun Izakaya

Bakery Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 13230 Pawnee Drive, Suite 114 405-286-4068

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1101 N. Broadway Ave. 405-609-8936

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 835 SW 19th St. 405-604-0777

Good Times

Gabriella’s Italian Grill

Italian Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1226 NE 63rd St. 405-478-4955

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 333 S. Porter Ave. 405-360-6722

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6920 W. Hefner Road 405-720-2177

Henry Hudson’s Pub

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3509 NW 58th St. 405-946-5771

Henry Hudson’s Pub

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 400 W. Interstate 240 Service Road 405-631-0272

Henry Hudson’s Pub

Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3938 W. Reno Ave. 405-943-9080

Henry Hudson’s Pub

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 601 S. Mustang Road 405-577-5001

HeyDay

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 200 S. Oklahoma Ave. 405-602-5680

HeyDay

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3201 Market Place 405-310-3500

Himalayas Aroma of India

Indian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 709 N. Moore Ave. 405-701-3900

Hobby’s Hoagies

Deli & Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 325 N. Walker Ave. 405-605-3131

Hobby’s Hoagies

Deli & Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 222 S. Santa Fe Ave. 405-348-2214

Holey Rollers

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3010 Paseo St., Suite 101 405-212-2383

Holliday Donuts

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7040 E. Reno Ave. 405-869-0271

Hollie’s Flatiron Steakhouse

Steakhouse Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1199 S. Interstate 35 Service Road 405-799-0300

Hopscotch Kitchen & Bar

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10909 N. May Ave. 405-286-4246

Hot Tamale Grill

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 400 W. Main St. 405-232-1184

Hott Wings

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 23 W. First St. 405-285-7725

Hubbly Bubbly Hookah & Cafe

Mediterranean Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 2900 N. Classen Blvd., Suite K 405-609-2930

Greek Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1115 E. Constitution St. 405-701-0777

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1120 N. Classen Blvd. 405-900-8226

Hacienda Tacos

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12086 N. May Ave. 405-900-8226

Hanks Coffee & Wine

Coffee & Tea Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: No 1227 N. Walker Ave. 405-778-6294

Hideaway Pizza

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 901 N. Broadway Ave. 405-796-7777

Hideaway Pizza

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 116 E. Fifth St., Suite 3832 405-348-4777

Hudson’s Public House

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 27 E. Sheridan Ave. 405-605-4995

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Hudson’s Public House

Jimmy’s Egg

Humble Donut Co.

Jimmy’s Egg

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1000 NW 192nd St. 405-657-1103

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5900 W. Memorial Road 405-470-4402

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1715 E. Second St. 405-340-6889 Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2621 S. Broadway 405-340-6611

Hummus Mediterranean Cafe

Mediterranean Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3000 W. Memorial Road 405-216-5468

Hunan Wok

Chinese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6812 Northwest Expressway 405-722-8996

Hungry Frog Restaurant

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1101 N. Pennsylvania Ave. 405-524-0686

HunnyBunny Biscuit Co.

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 429 NW 23rd St. 405-605-4395

Hurts Donut

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 601 NW 23rd St. 405-839-8343

Hurts Donut

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 746 Asp Ave. 405-701-8991

Iguana Mexican Grill

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 9 NW Ninth St. 405-606-7172

Incredible Pizza

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5833 Northwest Expressway 405-728-8360

Indian Dhaba

Indian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4600 NE 120th St. 405-478-2151

Jimmy’s Egg

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6805 SE 15th St. 405-732-6433

Jimmy’s Egg

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2709 S. Interstate 35 Service Road 405-799-3447

Jimmy’s Egg

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1000 Alameda St. 405-360-3447

Jimmy’s Egg

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2539 W. Main St. 405-579-3447

Jimmy’s Egg

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 13837 N. May Ave. 405-749-2255

Jimmy’s Egg

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5012 N. Classen Ave. 405-843-1144

Jimmy’s Egg

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 11109 N. May Ave. 405-748-3400

Jimmy’s Egg

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 5829 Melton Drive 405-728-8343

Jimmy’s Egg

Ingrid’s

German Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3701 N. Youngs Blvd. 405-946-8444

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1616 N. May Ave. 405-942-8710

Jimmy’s Egg

Ingrid’s

German Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6501 N. May Ave. 405-842-4799

Inspirations Tea Room

Coffee & Tea Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2118 W. Edmond Road, Suite 300 405 715-2525

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3741 NW 39th Expressway 405-949-5522

Jimmy’s Egg

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7128 W. Hefner Road 405-728-3447

Jimmy’s Egg

Interurban

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1301 E. Danforth Road 405-348-2792

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7741 S. Walker Ave. 405-631-3647

Jimmy’s Egg

Interurban

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1150 Ed Noble Parkway 405-307-9200

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3009 SW 29th St. 405-609-3447

Jimmy’s Egg

Interurban

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6100 W. Memorial Road 405-720-8680

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 201 Outlet Shoppe 405-603-7999

Jimmy’s Egg

Interurban

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 11316 W. Reno Ave. 405-324-8362

Iron Horse Bar & Grill

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1609 Garth Brooks Blvd. 405-350-7100

Jimmy’s Egg

Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 9501 S. Shields Blvd., Suite 3117 405-735-1801

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 121 E. State Highway 152 405-256-6904

Iron Star BBQ

Jimmy’s Round-Up Cafe & Fried Pies

Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3700 N. Shartel Ave. 405-524-5925

J.T. Barbeque & Catering

Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 505 S. Sunnylane Road 405-670-3350

James E. McNellie’s Public House

Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1100 Classen Drive 405-601-7468

Jamil’s Steakhouse OKC

Steakhouse Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4910 N. Lincoln Blvd. 405-525-8352

Southern & Soul Food Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1301 SW 59th St. 405-685-1177

Jitters Coffee

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5501 Main St., Suite 110 405-724-9353

Jo-Bawb’s Championship BBQ

Barbecue Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7921 Northside Drive 405-479-0187

Jo’s Famous Pizza

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 900 S. Kelly Ave. 405-340-7070

Jason’s Deli

Joey’s Cafe

Deli & Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 78 E. 33rd St. 405-330-1663

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12325 N. May Ave. 405-748-5878

Jason’s Deli

Joey’s Pizzeria

Deli & Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 950 Ed Noble Parkway 405-360-3600

Jeff’s Country Cafe

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3401 N. Classen Blvd. 405-524-2023

Jim’s Diner

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7950 NW 39th Expressway 405-495-5105

Pizza Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 700 W. Sheridan Ave. 405-525-8503

Johnnie’s Charcoal Broiler

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2652 W. Britton Road 405-721-2565

Johnnie’s Charcoal Broiler

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6629 Northwest Expressway 405-470-0177

Johnnie’s Sweet Creations

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 8603 S. Western Ave. 405-616-3255

Junior’s

Jimmy’s Egg

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 909 N. Hudson Ave. 405-208-4431

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2601 Northwest Expressway 405-848-5597

Kabob-n-Curry

Mediterranean Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4104 N. Portland Ave. 405-601-3454

Kaiser’s Grateful Bean Cafe

Louie’s Grill & Bar

Deli & Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1039 N. Walker Ave. 405-236-3503

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3750 W. Robinson St. 405-360-4386

Louie’s Grill & Bar

Kamp’s 1910 Cafe

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 301 W. Boyd St. 405-366-6291

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10 NE 10th St. 405-230-1910

Kendell’s

Louie’s Grill & Bar

Kitchen No. 324

Louie’s Grill & Bar

Klemm’s Smoke Haus

Louie’s Grill & Bar

Koala Tea

Louie’s Grill & Bar

Krave Teriyaki

Lua Mediterranean and Bottle Shop

Kung Fu Tea

Ludivine

La Baguette

Luigi’s Pizza

La Baguette - West Norman

Lumpy’s Sports Bar & Grill

La Baguette Bakery & Deli Bistro

Lumpy’s Sports Bar & Grill

La Baguette Deep Deuce

Lumpy’s Sports Bar & Grill

La Brasa

Lupe’s Mexican Restaurant

La Confection Pastries & Coffee

Mackie’s Steakhouse

La Frontera

Magasin Table

La Gumbo Ya Ya

Magnolia Bistro

La Lotería Tacogrill

Mahogany Prime Steakhouse

La Oaxaqueńa Bakery

Mahogany Prime Steakhouse

Landing Zone

Mama Roja Mexican Kitchen

Life Organics Cannafe

Mamaveca Mexican and Peruvian Restaurant

Music Venue Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 588 Buchanan Ave. 405-701-9221

Latin American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2551 Hemphill Drive 405-573-4003

Little Mike’s Hamburgers

Margarita’s Mexican Restaurant

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6724 Northwest Expressway 405-773-9997

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7801 N. May Ave. 405-463-0606

Livegrass Butcher + Bistro

Mary Eddy’s Kitchen x Lounge

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3601 E. Second St. 405-471-5666

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 900 W. Main St. 405-982-6960

Lively Beerworks

McClintock Saloon & Chop House

Los Dos Amigos

Metro Diner

Louie’s Grill & Bar

Mexican Radio

Louie’s Grill & Bar

Mickey Mantle’s Steakhouse

Louie’s Grill & Bar

Mizu Ramen + Sushi

Louie’s Grill & Bar

MOB Grill

Louie’s Grill & Bar

Moe’s Place

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 9401 Lake Hefner Parkway 405-751-2298

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 110 S. May Ave.

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7216 Northwest Expressway 405-720-1999

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 324 N. Robinson Ave. 405-763-5911

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 9101 S. Western Ave. 405-691-4400

Barbecue Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2000 S. Broadway, Suite 4019 405-757-7412

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1600 Garth Brooks Blvd. 405-354-3200

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10400 S. Western Ave., Suite 6 405-885-6800 Sushi & Japanese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10740 S. May Ave., Suite 117 405-242-2209 Asian Fusion Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2800 N. Classen Blvd. 405-534-5381 Bakery - Cafe Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2100 W. Main St. 405-329-5822 Bakery - Cafe Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1130 Rambling Oaks Drive 405-329-1101 Deli & Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7408 N. May Ave. 405-840-3047 Bakery - Cafe Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 100 NE Fourth St. 405-445-6272 Latin American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1310 NW 25th St. 405-524-2251 Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 213A SW 25th St. 405-795-5025 Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2008 N. MacArthur Blvd. 405-949-0088 Cajun Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No mobile food truck 405-802-3416 Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5920 NW 23rd St. 405-601-1244 Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 741 SW 29th St. 405-635-0442 American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 8720 SE 15th St. 405-732-3678

Brewery Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 815 SW Second St. 405-594-8100 Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2130 E. Alameda St. 405-329-0611 Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1215 N. Walker Ave. 405-230-1200 Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1201 NW 178th St. 405-348-2288 Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1389 E. 15th St. 405-340-8700 Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6007 SE 15th St. 405-931-3141 Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1601 S. Interstate 35 Service Road 405-895-7419

Mediterranean Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1749 NW 16th St. 405-601-4067 French Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 320 NW 10th St. 405-778-6800 Pizza Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7901 N. May Ave. 405-848-9995 Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12325 N. May Ave. 405-286-3300 Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5909 Northwest Expressway 405-728-7000 Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10601 S. Western Ave. 405-735-9559 Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1000 S. Douglas Blvd. 405-733-2271 Steakhouse Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1201 S. Meridian Ave. 405-946-4060 Asian Fusion Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3 NE Eighth St., Suite 120 405-212-2751 Cajun Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 722 N. Broadway, Suite 100 405-673-7550 Steakhouse Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 145 W. Sheridan Ave. 405-208-8800 Steakhouse Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3241 W. Memorial Road 405-748-5959

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 9219 Lake Hefner Parkway 405-302-6262

Steakhouse Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 2227 Exchange Ave. 405-232-0151 American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3000 W. Memorial Road, Suite 109 405-437-3079 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1734 NW 16th St 405-900-5608 Steakhouse Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7 Mickey Mantle Drive 405-272-0777 Sushi & Japanese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12124 N. Pennsylvania Ave. 405-810-5100 Burgers Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 11 NE Sixth St. 405-206-6437 American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5012 N. MacArthur Blvd. 405-495-7030

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Moni’s Pasta and Pizza

Ocean 81 Sushi Bar

Musashi’s

Off the Hook Seafood and More

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 17200 N. May Ave., Suite 700 405-285-5991 Asian Fusion Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4315 N. Western Ave. 405-602-5623

Museum Cafe

Modern American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 415 Couch Drive 405-235-6262

Mustang Mandarin

Chinese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1200 N. Mustang Road 405-376-4720

Naan Cuisine of India

Indian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12215 N. Pennsylvania Ave. 405-752-5283

Nabati Vegan Mediterranean

Mediterranean Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7101 Northwest Expressway 405-506-0478

Nashbird

Asian Fusion Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7508 N. May Ave. 405-842-3764 Seafood Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 125 W. Britton Road 405-840-3474

Off the Hook Seafood and More

Seafood Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1920 S. Meridian Ave. 405-606-6040

Oil Center Deli

Deli & Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2601 Northwest Expressway 405-840-3113

OK Country Cafe

Diner Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6072 S. Western Ave. 405-602-6866

Ok-Yaki

Asian Fusion Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 9 E. Edwards St. 405-285-6670

Southern & Soul Food Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1 NW Ninth St. 405-600-9718

Okie Pokie

Southern & Soul Food Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 17 E. Fifth St. 405-471-6050

Okie Tonk Cafe

Nashbird

ND Foods ND Foods

Deli & Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2632 W. Britton Road 405-840-9364

Ned’s Starlite Lounge

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7301 N. May Ave. 405-242-6100

Naylamp Peruvian Restaurant

Asian Fusion Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5805 NW 50th St. 405-603-3997

Neighbor’s Cafe

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5900 NW 38th St. 405-491-0878

Neighborhood JA.M.

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 102 W. Main St. 405-310-2127

Neighborhood JA.M.

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 15124 Lleyton‚Äôs Court 405-242-4161

Neptune’s Sandwiches

Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 3301 N. Classen Blvd. 405-525-0414

Neveria La Fuente de Michoacan

Dessert Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2316 N. MacArthur Blvd. 405-886-0306

New State Burgers & Spirits

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1705 NW 16th St., Suite A 405-724-7524

New York Pizza & Pasta

Italian Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 217 W. Boyd St. 405-360-1515

Asian Fusion Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 308 NW 10th St. 405-605-5272

Old School Bagel Cafe

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 211 N. Robinson Ave. 405-778-8938

Old School Bagel Cafe

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 710 W. Main St., Suite 100 405-928-5522

Old School Bagel Cafe

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 10948 N. May Ave., Suite 6202 405-286-2233

One-52 Bar & Grill

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 211 N. Trade Center Terrace 405-256-5005

Ooo Cha

Vietnamese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2000 W. Danforth Road 405-726-8188

Oozie Mediterranean Restaurant

Mediterranean Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1211 N. Shartel Ave., Suite 102 405-724-7659

Open Flame Coffee Company + Roastery Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 307 S. Air Depot Blvd. 405-455-3292

Opus Prime Steakhouse

Steakhouse Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 800 W. Memorial Road 405-607-6787

Organic Squeeze

Coffee & Tea Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6434 Avondale Drive 405-796-7793

Oso Paseo

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 603 NW 28th St. 405-309-8226

Osteria

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6430 Avondale Drive 405-254-5058

Nic’s Place Diner and Lounge

Burgers Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1201 N. Pennsylvania Ave. 405-524-0999

Nosh Restaurant

Modern American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 200 SE 19th St. 405-814-9699

Notorious P.I.E.

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 305 E. Main St. 405-310-2390

Nourished Food Bar

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1 S. Broadway 405-330-9045 Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 434 Buchanan Ave. 405-701-4900

Ozzie’s Diner

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1700 Lexington Ave. 405-364-9835

Packard’s New American Kitchen

Modern American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 201 NW 10th St. 405-605-3771

Palo Santo

Bar Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1203 SW 2nd 405-594-3676

Vegetarian & Organic Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes Panang 5 131 Dean A. McGee Ave. 405-740-7299 Thai Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes Nunu’s Mediterranean Cafe & Market 3525 S. Boulevard 405-285-5188 Mediterranean Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3131 W. Memorial Road 405-751-7000 Panang Thai Food Thai Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes O Asian Fusion 9022 S. Pennsylvania Ave. 405-691-9989 Asian Fusion Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 105 12th Ave. SE 405-701-8899 Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 1200 N. Walker Ave. 405-898-8170

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 305 N. Walker Ave. 405-702-7660

Patty Wagon

Burgers Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3600 N. May Ave. 405-917-1711

Pearl’s Crabtown

Seafood Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 303 E. Sheridan Ave. 405-232-7227

Pearls Oyster Bar

Seafood Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5641 N. Classen Blvd. 405-848-8008

Pelican’s Restaurant

Seafood Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 291 North Air Depot Blvd. 405-732-4392

Park Avenue Grill

Oak & Ore

Park Harvey Sushi

Irish & Pub Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 769 Asp Ave. 405-217-8454 American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1732 NW. 16th St. 405-606-2030

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 1 Park Ave. 405-702-8444 Sushi & Japanese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 200 N. Harvey Ave., Suite 100 405-600-7575

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Polar Donuts

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1111 N. Meridian Ave., Suite B 405-946-7448

Polk’s House

Southern & Soul Food Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2319 N. Lottie Ave. 405-887-0539

Pollo Campero

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1414 NW 23rd St. 405-601-1234

Potbelly Sandwich Shop

Deli & Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 8500 N. Rockwell Ave. 405-792-5112

Power House

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1228 SW Second St. 405-702-0699

Prelude Coffee Roasters

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3 NE Eighth St. 405-445-4353

Primo’s

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1215-C Garth Brooks Blvd. 405-350-9090

Pub W

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2452 E. Second St. 405-906-2421

Pepperoni Grill

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1000 W. Covell Road 405-285-5454

Pepperoni Grill

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1901 Northwest Expressway 405-848-4660

Perk Place Cafe

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 14600 Portland Ave., Suite A 405-420-4516

Petro Deli

Deli & Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 100 N. Broadway (34th Floor) 405-232-1184

Phill Me Up Cheesesteaks

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 308 NW 10th St. 405-863-2202

Pho Ben

Vietnamese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 304 S Kelly Ave. 405-509-6462

Pho Cuong

Vietnamese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3016 N. Classen Blvd. 405-524-5045

Pho Lien Hoa

Vietnamese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 901 NW 23rd St. 405-521-8087

Piatto Italian Kitchen

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2920 NW 63rd St. 405-608-8866

Picasso Cafe

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3009 Paseo St. 405-602-2002

Pub W

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3720 W. Robinson Ave. 405-701-5844

Pub W

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3121 W. Memorial Road 405-608-2200

Pub W

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10740 S. May Ave., Suite 101 405-286-6970

Pupuseria El Buen Gusto

Latin American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6062 S. Western Ave. 405-636-1399

Qdoba Mexican Grill

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 13720 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Suite 1 405-752-9878

Queen of Sheba

Ethiopian Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2308 N. MacArthur Blvd. 405-606-8616

Quoc Bao Bakery

Vietnamese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2501 N. Classen Blvd. 405-760-6322

Raspados Hawaiian

Dessert Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6041 NW 23rd St. 405-225-1000

Raspberries ’N’ Creme

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2925 Lakeside Circle 405-755-3560

Ray’s Cafe

Diner Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2727 NW 50th St. 405-942-4100

Pickerman’s Soup & Sandwich

Red PrimeSteak

Pie Junkie

Red Rooster

Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 8916 S. Pennsylvania Ave. 405-685-0000 Dessert Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1711 NW 16th St. 405-605-8767

Pinkitzel

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 150 N. E.K. Gaylord Blvd. 405-235-7465

Pizza 9

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1309 S. Meridian Ave. 405-609-6644

Pizzeria Gusto

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2415 N. Walker Ave. 405-437-4992

Pizzini’s Pizza

Pizza Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1615 S. Mustang Road 405-578-8282

Plant

Vegetarian & Organic Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1120 N. Walker Ave. 405-225-1314

Plato’s Provisions

Vegetarian & Organic Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes mobile food truck 405-464-3041

Steakhouse Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 504 N. Broadway Ave. 405-232-2626 Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3100 N. Walker Ave. 405-463-9982

Redrock Canyon Grill

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1820 Legacy Park Drive 405-701-5501

Redrock Canyon Grill

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 9221 Lake Hefner Parkway 405-749-1995

Refresqueria Las Delicias

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1107 SW 59th St. 405-702-0016

Republic Gastropub

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5830 N. Classen Ave. 405-286-4577

Revolución

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 916 NW Sixth St. 405-606-6184

Revolve Pizza Kitchen

Play Cafe

Coffee & Tea Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 610 NW 23rd St. 405-724-9434

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5500 W. Memorial Road 405-792-2858

Rick’s Fine Chocolates & Coffees

Dessert Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 109 W. Oklahoma Ave. 405-293-9309

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10712 N. May Ave. 405-755-2255

O’Connell’s Irish Pub & Grille

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Patrono

Papa Dio’s

O Bar

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2909 Paseo St. 405-601-1079

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 519 NW 23rd St. 405-602-3447

Othello’s Italian Restaurant

Nic’s Grill

Paseo Grill

Old School Bagel Cafe

Nhinja Sushi

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1116 N. Robinson Ave. 405-601-9234

Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 11 NE Sixth St. 405-294-4740

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1003 SW 19th St. 405-603-8665

Othello’s

Sushi & Japanese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12305 N. Rockwell Ave. 405-470-6044

Parlor

Riviere Modern Banh Mi

Vietnamese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 905 N. Hudson Ave. 405-604-3446

Poblano Grill

Mexcian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 13593 N. May Ave. 405-755-8111

Robert’s Grill

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 300 S. Bickford Ave. 405-262-1262

Rock Island Grill

San Marcos

Someplace Else A Deli & Bakery

Rococo

Sanctuary

Soup Soup

Bar Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3509 S. Fourth St. 405-262-1262 Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2824 N. Pennsylvania Ave. 405-528-2824

Rococo

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12252 N. May Ave. 405-212-4577

Roma’s Italian Restaurant

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 112 W. Noble Ave. 405-260-1552

Ron’s Hamburgers & Chili

Burgers Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 351 N. Air Depot Blvd. 405-733-7667

Ron’s Hamburgers and Chili

Burgers Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4723 N. May Ave. 405-943-7667

Roughtail Brewing Co.

Brewery Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 320 W. Memorial Road 405-771-6517

Roxy’s Ice Cream Social

Dessert Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1732 NW 16th St. 405-521-1300

Roxy’s Ice Cream Social

Dessert Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1380 W. Covell Road 405-521-1300

Roxy’s Ice Cream Social

Dessert Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6150 NW Grand Blvd. 405-521-1300

Roxy’s Ice Cream Social

Dessert Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12220 N. MacArthur Blvd. 405-521-1300

Royal Bavaria

German Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3401 S. Sooner Road 405-799-7666

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2301 SW 59th St. 405-685-7773 Bar Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: No

Sara’s Restaurant

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3731 SE 15th St. 405-670-4666

Saturn Grill

Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6432 Avondale Drive 405-843-7114

Sauced on Paseo

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2912 Paseo St. 405-521-9800

Scratch Kitchen & Cocktails

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 605 NW 28th St. 405-602-2302

Scratch Kitchen & Cocktails

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 132 W. Main St. 405-801-2900

Sean Cummings’ Irish Pub

Irish & Pub Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7628 N. May Ave. 405-841-7326

Second Wind Coffeehouse

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 564 Buchanan Ave.

Sergio Italian Restaurant

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 104 E. Gray St. 405-573-7707

Seven47

Modern American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 747 Asp Ave. 405-701-8622

Shartel Cafe

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5116 N. Shartel Ave. 405-843-0900

Sheena’s Outpost

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 11300 S. Pine St. 405-305-3398

Sheesh Mahal

Indian Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4621 N. May Ave. 405-778-8469

Sherri’s Diner

S&B’s Burger Joint

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 20 NW Ninth St. 405-270-0516

S&B’s Burger Joint

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 840 W. Danforth Road 405-265-2739

S&B’s Burger Joint

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1909 S. Douglas Blvd. 405-741-9494

S&B’s Burger Joint

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 14020 N. May Ave. 405-418-8477

S&B’s Burger Joint

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5929 N. May Ave. 405-843-8777

S&B’s Burger Joint

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 704 SW 59th St. 405-634-4796

Shiki

Sushi & Japanese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 14041 N. May Ave. 405-751-8989

Shiki

Sushi & Japanese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4406 W. Reno Ave. 405-947-0400

Shogun Steak House of Japan

Sushi & Japanese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 11900 N. May Ave. 405-749-0120

Shorty Small’s

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 2037 S. Meridian Ave. 405-947-0779

Sicillian Pizza Cafe

Swadley’s Bar-B-Q

Deli & Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2310 N. Western Ave. 405-524-0887

Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1629 OK-66 405-413-7333

Swadley’s Bar-B-Q

Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2233 W. Memorial Road 405-413-7333

Diner Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7654 N. Western Ave. 405-843-7095

Swadley’s Bar-B-Q

Sparrow Modern Italian

Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 308 E. State Highway 152 405-413-7333

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 507 S. Boulevard 405-815-3463

Sydney’s Restaurant

Stag Lounge

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4520 S. May Ave. 405-681-8700

Bar Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 228 NE Second St. 405-606-7171

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Stars & Stripes Pizza

Pizza Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2805 NW 122nd St. 405-242-2000

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1501 NW 23rd St. 405-601-1354

Stars Pizza Cafe & Grill

syrup.

Pizza Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2124 NW 39th St. 405-601-4040

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 123 E. Main St. 405-701-1143

Stella Modern Italian Cuisine

Taco Rico

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3838 N. Lincoln Blvd. 405-521-1330

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1201 N. Walker Ave. 405-235-2200

Tacos Don Nacho

Stella Nova

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3721 S. Council Road 405-745-2550

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 119 N. Robinson Ave. 405-673-7433

Tacoville

Stella Nova

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3502 Newcastle Road 405-681-0661

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1041 NW 150th St. 405-849-4906

Taj Cuisine of India

Stella Nova

Indian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1500 NW 23rd St. 405-601-1888

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 1415 W. Main St. 405-310-2705

Tamashii Ramen House

Stella Nova

Sushi & Japanese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 321 NW Eighth St. 405-517-0707

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4716 N. Western Ave. 405-605-2563

Tana Thai Bistro

Steve’s Rib

Thai Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10700 N. May Ave. 405-242-2075

Barbecue Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1801 W. Edmond Road 405-340-7427

Tandoor

Stitch Cafe

Vegetarian & Organic Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 835 W. Sheridan Ave., Suite 100 405-212-2346

Indian Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1901 E. Reno Ave. 405-270-0379

TapWerks Ale House

Bar Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 121 E. Sheridian Ave. 405-319-9599

Stockyards City Cafe

Steakhouse Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2501 Exchange Ave. 405-602-3142

Taqueria El Rey

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 100 S. May Ave. 405-270-7894

Stone Sisters Pizza Bar

Pizza Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2124 N. Broadway Ave. 405-609-6599

Taqueria Sanchez

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4009 NW 10th St. 405-520-3553

Stonecloud Brewing Company

Brewery Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1012 NW First. St., Suite 101 405-602-3966

Taste of Soul Giant Egg Roll

Stray Dog Cafe

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6722 NW 39th Expressway 405-470-3747

Sumo II Japanese Steakhouse

Sushi & Japanese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7101 Northwest Expressway, Suite 230 405-721-2420

Asian Fusion Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4605 SE 29th St. 405-677-5820

Teapioca Lounge

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1101 NW 23rd St. 405-525-4108

Ted’s Cafe Escondido

Sumo Japanese Steakhouse

Sushi & Japanese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1801 S. Broadway 405-348-3398

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 801 E. Danforth Road 405-810-8337

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 528 E. Memorial Road 405-752-9100

Sunnyside Diner

Ted’s Cafe Escondido

S&B’s Burger Joint

Sidecar Barley & Wine Bar

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7745 S. Walker Ave. 405-631-0783

Bar Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1100 N. Broadway Ave. 405-421-0203

Sunnyside Diner

Ted’s Cafe Escondido

S&B’s Burger Joint

Sidecar Barley & Wine Bar

Sunnyside Diner

Ted’s Cafe Escondido

Saii Asian Bistro & Sushi Bar

Skinny Slim’s Public House

Sunnyside Diner

Ted’s Cafe Escondido

Saints

Smoked Out BBQ

Sunnyside Diner

Ted’s Cafe Escondido

Sakana Sushi Bar & Grill

Smoothie King

Sunshine Baking Company

Ted’s Cafe Escondido

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7705 S. Walker Ave. 405-673-7775

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 300 Outlet Shoppes Drive 405-607-8337

Sala Thai Restaurant

Snack Attack

Super Subs

Texadelphia

Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2150 S. Douglas Blvd. 405-733-5440

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 200 S. Oklahoma Ave. 405-208-4000

San Marcos

Social Capital

Sushi Neko

Texas de Brazil

San Marcos

Social Deck + Dining

Swadley’s Bar-B-Q

San Marcos

Soda Pops Cafe

Swadley’s Bar-B-Q

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7640 Northwest Expressway 405-603-8116

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 123 E. State Highway 152 405-256-6788 Sushi & Japanese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6900 N. May Ave. 405-702-7244 Bar Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 1715 NW 16th St. 405-602-6308 Sushi & Japanese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2082 S. Interstate 35 Service Road 405-735-9654 Thai Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1614 NW 23rd St. 405-528-8424 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12201 N. Rockwell Road 405-722-1172 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4101 N. MacArthur Blvd. 405-787-1963 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1732 S. Meridian Ave. 405-778-8080

Bar Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 13230 Pawnee Drive, Suite 200 405-286-9307 Bar Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 201 E. Main St. 405-637-7917 Barbecue Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6220 Northwest Expressway 405-985-6328 Frozen Drinks Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5921 SW Third St. 405-603-6992 Dessert Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 336 S. Mustang Road 405-324-2072 American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 517 S. Hudson Ave. 405-270-7805 Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1933 NW 23rd St. 405-602-8705 American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1020 SW 119th St. 405-692-7677

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 916 NW Sixth St. 405-778-8861

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5301 Main St., Suite 117 405-813-8337

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 916 NW Sixth St. 405-778-8861

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 700 N. Interstate Drive 405-307-8337

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 7 E. Second St. 405-920-5144

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2836 NW 68th St. 405-848-8337 Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 15124 Lleyton’s Court, Suite 118 405-286-3676

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 9148 N. MacArthur Blvd. 405-722-8262

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 8324 S. Western Ave. 405-635-8337

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 824 SW 89th St. 405-703-0011

Sushi & Japanese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4318 N. Western Ave. 405-528-8862 Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 8317 S. Western Ave. 405-413-7333 Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4000 N. Rockwell Ave. 405-413-7333

Steakhouse Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1901 Northwest Expressway 405-362-9200

Tez Wingz

Barbecue Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3801 N. Oak Grove Drive 405-546-8777

Thai House

Thai Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 500 NW 23rd St. 405-524-0503

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Thai Kitchen

The Ice Shop

The Wedge

Vintage Cafe

Thai Thai Asian Bistro

The Kitchen at Commonplace Books

The Winston

Vito’s Ristorante

Thai Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 327 Dean A McGee Ave. 405-236-0229 Thai Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 780 W. Main St. 405-307-0283

Thai Thai Asian Bistro

Thai Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3522 24th Ave. NW 405-310-2026

The Baked Bear

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2121 S. Yukon Parkway, Suite 175 405-265-4959

The Big Easy

Cajun Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 359 E. Main St. 405-350-8989

The Bleu Garten

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 301 NW 10th St. 405-879-3808

The Boom

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 2218 NW 39th St. 405-601-7200

The Cow Calf-Hay

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 212 N. Harvey Ave. 405-601-6180

The Cow Calf-Hay

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3409 Wynn Drive 405-509-2333

The Crawfish Pot

Seafood Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2142 W. I-240 Service Road 405-601-3314

The Diner

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 213 E. Main St. 405-329-6642

The Drake Seafood & Oysterette

Seafood Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 519 NW 23rd St., Suite 111 405-605-3399

The Drum Room

Southern & Soul Food Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4309 N. Western Ave. 405-604-0990

The Earth Cafe & Deli

Deli & Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 309 S. Flood Ave. 405-364-3551

The Eleanor

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: No 317 NW 23rd St. 405-655-0227

The Garage Burgers and Beer

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1117 N. Robinson Ave. 405-602-6880

The Garage Burgers and Beer

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1316 W. Covell Road 405-471-5738

The Garage Burgers and Beer

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 601 S. Bryant Ave. 405-341-5801

The Garage Burgers and Beer

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5301 Main St. 405-609-2320

The Garage Burgers and Beer

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2060 S. Interstate 35 Service Road 405-759-2020

The Garage Burgers and Beer

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 307 E. Main St. 405-701-7035

The Garage Burgers and Beer

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2900 W. Britton Road 405-254-5757

The Garage Burgers and Beer

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6900 NW 122nd St. 405-603-3080

The Garage Burgers and Beer

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 190 Shawnee Mall Drive 405-788-4950

The Garage Burgers and Beer

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1024 S. Interstate 240 Service Road 405-601-4198

The Garage Burgers and Beer

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 209 Outlet Shoppes Drive 405-603-5905

The Hall’s Pizza Kitchen

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1004 N. Hudson Ave., Suite 106 405-600-1991

The Heat

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1319 S. Broadway 405-715-1818

The Hutch on Avondale

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6437 Avondale Drive 405-842-1000

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Dessert Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 10443 N. May Ave. 405-534-5700 Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1325 N. Walker Ave., Suite 138 405-534-4540

The Library Bar & Grill

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 607 W. Boyd St. 405-366-7465

The Loaded Bowl

Vegetarian & Organic Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1211 SW Second St. 405-820-9599

The Lobby Cafe & Bar

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4322 N. Western Ave. 405-604-4650

The Manhattan OKC

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 210 Park Ave., Suite 150 405-605-5300

The Mantel Wine Bar & Bistro

Steakhouse Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 201 E. Sheridan Ave. 405-236-8040

The Mayan

Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3020 N. Walker Ave. 405-225-1583

The Merret

Bar Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 6464 Avondale Drive 405-848-6464

The Metro Wine Bar & Bistro

Modern American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6418 N. Western Ave. 405-840-9463

The Miller Grill

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 326 Elm Ave. 405-265-2775

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4709 N. Western Ave. 405-602-3477 Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 106 W. Main St. 405-561-7616

Theory Coffeehouse & Juicery

Coffee & Tea Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2209 SW 104 St., Suite I 405-378-2316

Thunder Roadhouse Cafe

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 900 W. Memorial Road 405-752-6073

Tim’s Drive Inn

Tokyo Sushi Bar

Sushi & Japanese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7516 N. Western Ave. 405-848-6733

TOLY Park

Attraction Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 223 W. Main St. 405-633-3227

Tom + Chee

Deli & Sandwich Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2116 W. Memorial Road 405-810-5152

Torchy’s Tacos

Mexican Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 13002 N. Pennsylvania Ave. 405-936-4264

Trapper’s Fishcamp & Grill

Seafood Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4300 W. Reno Ave. 405-943-9111

The Mule

Tsubaki Sushi & Hibachi

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1630 N. Blackwelder Ave. 405-601-1400

Sushi & Japanese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5900 W. Memorial Road, Suite E 405-792-7818

The Mule

Tucker’s Onion Burgers

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 16 S. Broadway Ave. 405-920-6236

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 324 NW 23rd St. 405-609-2333

The One Cafe

Tucker’s Onion Burgers

Bar Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: No 9 E. Edwards St. 405-285-6670

The Pig & The Butcher

Barbecue Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2925 W. Britton Road 405-849-6199

The Press

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1610 N. Gatewood Ave. 405-208-7739

The Pump Bar

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: No 2425 N. Walker Ave. 405-702-8898

The R&J Lounge and Supper Club

Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 320 NW 10th St. 405-602-5066

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2166 NW 24th Ave. 405-561-7373

Tucker’s Onion Burgers

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 150001 N. May Ave. 405-254-5555

Tucker’s Onion Burgers

Burgers Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5740 N. Classen Blvd., Suite 3 405-286-3331

Upper Crust Wood Fired Pizza

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1205 NW 178th St. 405-285-8887

Upper Crust Wood Fired Pizza

Urban Teahouse

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 519 NW 23rd St., Suite 107 405-606-7005

Venezia Italian Ristorante

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 201 S. Sooner Road 405-702-7773

The Shack Seafood and Oyster Bar

Venezia Italian Ristorante

Seafood Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 303 NW 62nd St. 405-608-4333

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 8109 Northwest Expressway 405-603-1358

The Study

Vesa’s Soul Food

Wine Bar Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: No 701 W. Sheridan Ave., Suite 100 405-724-7514

Southern & Soul Food Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 8937 NE 10th St. 405-455-6650

The Stuffed Olive Cafe & Catering

Victoria’s Pasta

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: No 333 W. Sheridan Ave. 405-702-7262

Bakery Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 215 E. Main St. 405-307-0541

The Sushi Bar at Lower Bricktown

Victoria’s Pasta Shop

The Underground

Victoria’s The Pasta Shop

The Wedge

VII Asian Bistro

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 230 NE First St. 405-270-0660

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Whiskey Cake Kitchen & Bar

Modern American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1845 Northwest Expressway 405-582-2253

Whispering Pines Inn

French Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7820 E. State Highway 9 405-447-0202

Wich Pho Vietnamese Kitchen

Vietnamese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1781 Garth Brooks Blvd. 405-577-6432

Wild Hero Coffee Company

Coffee & Tea Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 331 N. Mustang Road 405-376-4700

Wilshire Club

Bar Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 2917 W. Wilshire Blvd. 405-842-9151

Wing Supreme

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3925 N. Lincoln Blvd. 405-702-5464

Woodbridge Restaurant

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4021 NW 39th St. 405-609-6166

Yokozuna Sushi

Sushi & Japanese Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 13230 Pawnee Drive, Suite 100 405-500-1020

Yucatan Taco Stand Tequila Bar and Grill Mexican Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 100 E. California Ave., Suite 110 405-604-5384

Yummy Noodles

Chinese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1630 NW 23rd St. 405-604-4880

Yuzo Sushi Tapas

Sushi & Japanese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 808 N. Broadway 405-702-9808

ZamZam Mediterranean Grill & Hookah

Mediterranean Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3913 N. MacArthur Blvd. 405-789-8008

Zero Tolerance Coffee

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1900 Northwest Expressway, Suite 129 405-843-4375

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes Food Truck 405-525-3430

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1621 S. Douglas Blvd., Suite C 405-733-7720

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 30 NE Second St. 405-602-0102

Urban Market

The Saucee Sicilian

Sushi & Japanese Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 200 S. Oklahoma Ave. 405-609-6099

Asian Fusion Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3000 W. Memorial Road 405-285-9796

Zarate’s Restaurant

Vast

Sandwich Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 12215 S. Pennsylvania Ave. 405-735-7593

Breakfast & Brunch Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1212 N. Walker Ave., Suite 100 405-525-9235

Pizza Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5860 N. Classen Blvd. 405-842-7743

The Red Cup

Vegetarian & Organic Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3122 N. Classen Blvd. 405-525-3430

Waffle Champion

Wheeze the Juice

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 310 Johnny Bench Drive 405-231-0254

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 8023 NW 23rd St. 405-789-3031

The Patriarch Craft Beer House & Lawn

Bar & Grill Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 4200 N. Western Ave., Suite D 405-602-3006

Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar & Grill

Triple’s Bar & Grill

Bar & Grill Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: No 3009 Paseo St. 405-602-2002

VZD’s Restaurant & Bar

Wagyu Japanese BBQ

American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 1300 Classen Blvd. 405-329-3330

The Other Room

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 7521 N. May Ave. 405-848-4867

American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 5037 N. MacArthur Blvd. 405-789-5410

The Mont

Modern American Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 122 E. 15th St. 405-340-0333

Coffee & Tea Dining: No Carryout/Curbside: Yes 201 Robert S. Kerr Ave., Suite LL140 405-208-8366

Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 215 E. Main St. 405-329-0377 Italian Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 3000 SW 104th St. 405-759-3580 Asian Fusion Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 2900 N. Classen Blvd. 405-604-2939

Latin American Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 706 S. Broadway 405-330-6400 Coffee & Tea Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 913 W. Britton Road 405-314-0048

Zorba’s Mediterranean Cuisine

Mediterranean Dining: Yes Carryout/Curbside: Yes 6014 N. May Ave. 405-947-7788

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Oklahoma Gazette: How did you get into making art? Greg Pogue Jr.: I started drawing at an early age. I use to draw Marvel comic characters and cartoons. I took a break so I could focus on playing sports during high school and college, and I didn’t start back drawing until I had a terrible knee injury in 2009. OKG: What inspires your work? Pogue: My family and friends inspire me the most, them knowing I’m striving to be a great artist and critiquing my work when I ask for their opinion. Knowing that my art might touch someone’s heart, and when I do commission pieces, the joy I get when I capture all the detail in the portrait I’m doing. OKG: How do you choose your subjects?

Pogue: Depends on the model, celebrity, athlete or public figure, how the person is posing and how the light is hitting them. Sometimes I look for a challenge if I feel like it’s going to be difficult portrait. OKG: What’s your process? What is your workspace like? Do you listen to music while you work? Pogue: My process can be me just scrolling on Instagram and seeing a beautiful picture, or me just thinking of a celebrity to do a portrait of. In my art room, I have my art table with my iPad attached to it, and I keep my computer open on Photoshop, so I can zoom in to see all the detail in the photo. As far as music, just depends on what mood I’m in. Sometimes I like working in complete silence or I can have my stereo on, playing anything from rap, hip-hop, R&B to jazz (courtesy of my father). OKG: Which of your drawings or paintings means the most to you and why? Pogue: The one of my parents, my father helped me with the colors, seeing that the photo was in black-and-white. He talked about his leather coat he was wearing for days and even pulled it out. With his recent passing, I would say that one means the most to me. My Nipsey Hussle drawing (“Nipsey Blue”) I did. I’ve been a fan before he hit mainstream. To see how his career was developing and taking off, it’s sad that his life was cut short for no reason. Last but not least, my Kobe and GiGi drawing. I’ve been a Kobe fan since he came into the NBA. It’s sad that his and especially GiGi’s life was cut short; I seen a lot of talent and potential in her. OKG: Who is your favorite artist? Pogue: Van Gogh and Monet from when their exhibit that was at the arts museum downtown, Shana Levenson and Lena Danya, just to name a few. OKG: What have you been doing at home during the COVID-19 pandemic? Pogue: I have been doing a lot

of drawing, watching a lot of movies and just working on different hobbies I have and helping my sister take care of my father till his untimely death in May.

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Drive-ins! Thanks to #dCFF20 getting it back on my radar, that’s my 2020 summer social preference. A close second goes to backyard projection parties.

CALENDAR HAPPENINGS Bikes & Brews Tour Oklahoma City is home to some of the best craft breweries in the country. This unforgettable experience will stop at five breweries for beer tastings with a behind the scenes look into the brewing process. We’ll ride at a leisurely pace stopping at notable sites in between breweries to get to know the city on a deeper level. Masks are encouraged., Fridays-Sundays. Through July 12. Ride OKC, 301 W. Reno Ave., rideokc.com/bikes-brews-tour. Cocktail Cruise 2020 The evening Cocktail Cruise with Oklahoma River Cruises offers stunning views of the downtown skyline the Boathouse District & Finish Line Tower, the Wheeler Ferris wheel, and quite possibly an amazing Oklahoma sunset. All ages are welcome, but please consider this is an adult environment cruise and persons under 21 will not be allowed in the bar area. The cocktail Cruise departs from Regatta Landing on Friday and Saturday evening July –September at 6:30pm and 8:30pm., Fridays, Saturdays. through Sept. 25. Regatta Park Landing, 701 S. Lincoln Blvd., 405-702-7755, okrivercruises.com. Elder Hour at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum Elder Hour at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum gives senior visitors room to roam at their own pace. This new Elder Hour program will dedicate the first hour of business to visitors aged 62 and older before the museum opens its doors to the general public. Elder Hour is every Monday-Friday from 9-10:00 a.m. National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, 1700 NE 63rd St., 405-478-2250, nationalcowboymuseum. org. Eyewitness Tour: Robin Marsh, journalist Experience the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum through stories from those most affected by the April 19, 1995, bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Hear personal accounts of how individuals are Looking Back Thinking Forward 25 years later. Ed Eckenstein, July 3. Robin Marsh, July 10. Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, 620 N. Harvey Ave., 405-235-3313, memorialmuseum. com/eyewitness. LIVE! on the Plaza LIVE! on the Plaza is the Plaza District’s second Friday artwalk. Each second Friday, Plaza District businesses stay open late with featured artists, live music, special events, local shopping and much more!, second Friday of every month. Plaza District, 1618 N. Gatewood Ave., 405-426-7812, plazadistrict.org/calendar/2019/7/12/live-on-theplaza-dance-on-the-plaza. Midtown Walkabout Month Midtown Walkabout is back! After canceling our April event, we are excited to introduce a modified version of Walkabout that will allow you to support your favorite Midtown businesses all month long. Oklahoma City Scavenger Hunt: Wild Western Art Oklahoma’s largest city blends together Wild West and Fine Art. On this fun-filled Oklahoma City scavenger hunt, make a loop around the city center in search of storied buildings, pretty canals

and wondrous sculptures., How many bricks does it take to build Bricktown’s ballpark? What does the Myriad Botanical Gardens’ resident monkey like to eat? Find out on this scavenger hunt of Oklahoma City!, This scavenger hunt is app-lead. No tour guide or reservation required. 11, ongoing. Civic Center Music Hall, 201 N. Walker Ave., 405-297-2264, okcciviccenter.com. Sip & Stroll Every Thursday evening beginning June 25 through August 13 from 6-10 p.m. is Sip & Stroll at the Oklahoma City Zoo! This once-a-week evening experience invites up to 900 guest ages 21+ on a path to adventure through the zoo and the natural world of our animals! Guests will experience wildlife from around the world as well as featured drinks inspired by Belize, Rwanda, India and more! 17. The Oklahoma City Zoo, 2000 Remington Place, 405-424-3344, okczoo.org. Sonic Summer Movies: The Princess Bride Myriad Botanical Gardens’ Free Sonic Summer Movie Night series is back! This year we are having them at Scissortail Park for better social distancing. Bring your lawn chair or blanket and enjoy offerings from a variety of local food trucks and vendors. Pre-movie activities begin at 8 p.m., and the movie begins at sundown. A fairy tale adventure about a beautiful young woman and her one true love. He must find her after a long separation and save her. They must battle the evils of the mythical kingdom of Florin to be reunited with each other. Free. July 8. Scissortail Park, 300 SW Seventh St., 405-445-7080. Sonic Summer Movies: Spider-Man: into the Spiderverse Myriad Botanical Gardens’ Free Sonic Summer Movie Night series is back! This year we are having them at Scissortail Park for better social distancing. Bring your lawn chair or blanket and enjoy offerings from a variety of local food trucks and vendors. Pre-movie activities begin at 8 p.m. and the movie begins at sundown. Bitten by a radioactive spider in the subway, Brooklyn teenager Miles Morales suddenly develops mysterious powers that transform him into the one and only Spider-Man. When he meets Peter Parker, he soon realizes that there are many others who share his special, highflying talents. Free. July 1. Scissortail Park, 300 SW Seventh St., 405-445-7080.

FOOD OSU-OKC Farmers Market a year round farmers market featuring fresh produce, honey, baked goods, meat, hand made goods and more., Saturdays, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Scissortail Park, 300 SW Seventh St., scissortailpark.org.

YOUTH Kids Take Over the Cowboy: Independence Day at Prosperity Junction Celebrate Independence Day in Prosperity Junction, the Museum’s Western frontier town. With a cake walk and a variety of other activities, there is something for all ages. Enjoy storytime and stay for a showing of An American Tail. Free for members or with Museum admission. Available while supplies last., July 4, 10 a.m.-noon. National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, 1700 NE 63rd St., 405-478-2250, nationalcowboymuseum.org.

Pop Power: from Warhol to Koons Enjoy more than 100 works on paper and 10 sculptures by the

biggest names in Pop Art in a new exhibition, POP Power from Warhol to Koons: Masterworks from the Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation. This exhibit follows the transformation of visual arts in the last 50 years and includes innovators such as Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Claes Oldenburg to popular and provocative artists like James Rosenquist, Robert Indiana, Keith Haring, Damien Hirst, Takashi Murakami, Julian Opie and Jeff Koons. The exhibit runs through Sept. 13 at Oklahoma City Museum of Art, 415 Couch Drive. Admission is free-$12. Visit okcmoa.com/visit/events/poppower. THROUGH SEPT. 13 Photo Phillip Danner

Summer Thursdays - LIVE Join us in person from July 2 through August 6 for Free Family Fun! The museum’s hours will be Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. We will also be open for See You Saturdays on July 11 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Each of the themed Summer Thursday’s activities will be available each day for guests of all ages to participate with as your schedules allow!, Thursdays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. through Aug. 5. Gaylord-Pickens Oklahoma Heritage Museum, 1400 Classen Drive, 405-235-4458, oklahomahof. com/calendar.

PERFORMING ARTS Celtic Throne—The Royal Journey of Irish Dance From Golden Globe-nominated composer Brian Byrne (Heartbeat of Home) comes a majestic new musical score for a brand-new Irish dance production from Herbert W. Armstrong College and Armstrong Dance., Celtic Throne explores the ancient origins of Irish step dance and celebrates the millennia-long journey of a music-and-dance-loving people as they migrate from the ancient Near East to Ireland, Scotland, England and the United States. Infused with innovative choreography, dazzling costumes and spectacular lighting and projection, Celtic Throne is Armstrong’s most electrifying, edge-ofthe-seat production to date. $10-$25, July 5, 2-3:30 p.m. and July 7, 7:30-9 p.m. Armstrong Auditorium, 14400 S. Bryant Ave., Edmond, 405-285-1010, armstrongauditorium.org/performance/celtic-throne. Dope Poetry Night Every Wednesday night at the Ice Event Center Sports Bar and Grill located at the heart of Oklahoma City. Sign-ups begin at 7 p,m, and show begins at 7:30 p.m.ish., Free admission. July 1, 7:30 p.m. Ice Event Center & Grill, 1148 NE 36th St., 405-208-4240. Rebels and Royals Rebel and Royals are back with an all-star cast. Get your reservations made now. July 11. Frankie’s, 2807 NW 36th St., 405-602-2030.

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Paseo First Friday Gallery Walk First Friday Gallery Walk is back! Bring your mask! Masks are

highly recommended and will be required in some galleries. Galleries will also have a limited amount of people allowed in at a time, depending on the size of their space. Hand sanitizer stations will be available throughout the Paseo. Please remember to keep your distance and give space to others around you. See more than 80 artists in more than 20 businesses 6-9 p.m. July 3 at Paseo First Friday in The Paseo Arts District, 3024 Paseo St. Visit thepaseo.org. JULY 3 Photo Aztrid Moan / provided

2020 Edmond Firecracker 5K and Walk Get some fresh air and Join Us for a great cause on July 4th at Edmond’s new Spring Creek Trail for the Firecracker 5k Run and Walk., Pre-Registration required by June 30th and limited to 500 participants., Chip timed for all of our runners that want to compete. Strollers and friendly pets on a leash allowed for everyone else., All registrations include a performance race shirt and race bib with timing chip. Medals will be awarded to the top three finishers of each age group. Awards ceremony imme-

diately following the race., Packet Pickup details will be provided $30, July 4, 8-10 a.m. Spring Creek Trail - Edmond, 4509 Integris Parkway, 405-590-8665. Yoga Tuesdays an all-levels class; bring your own water and yoga mat, 5:45 p.m.-7 p.m. Tuesdays. Myriad Botanical Gardens, 301 W. Reno Ave., 405445-7080, myriadgardens.com.

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Kyle Reid, Scratch Kitchen & Cocktails. SINGER/ SONGWRITER

Rocky Kanaga Acoustic, Eatery & Cocktail Office @ The Union.

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Yukon’s Two-Day Fourth of July Celebration!, Chisholm Trail Park.

Tanner Fields at The Jones Assembly - OKC, The Jones Assembly.

Street Carnations/ Don’t Tell Dena/ The Fills, Blue Note Lounge.

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Wednesday, Jul. 8

Saturday, Jul. 11

Live from the Lawn at Scissortail Park, Scissortail Park.

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John Carlton & Kyle Reid, The Winston. The Weekend All Stars Live on the Patio, Sidecar Barley & Wine Bar. Wind Down Wednesday, Elmer’s Uptown.

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Redrock OKC Summer Concert Series, Redrock Canyon Grill. Shelly Phelps & Dylan Nagode, Jazmo’z Bourbon St. Café. ACOUSTIC

Yukon’s Two-Day Fourth of July Celebration!, Chisholm Trail Park.

Sunday, Jul. 5 Edgar Cruz Elm Tree Concert at Round Barn, Arcadia Round Barn.

John Carlton & Kyle Reid, The Winston. Wind Down Wednesday, Elmer’s Uptown.

Thursday, Jul. 9

Sunday, Jul. 12

Hot House Band, Othello’s Italian Restaurant.

2nd Sunday Blues Sunday at Belle Isle, Belle Isle Restaurant & Brewing Company.

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Jason Hunt and Preston Ware, Sean Cumming’s Irish Restaurant. FOLK

Tuesday, Jul. 14

Country Clique, Friends Restaurant & Club. COUNTRY

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DURABLE INDUSTRY Oklahoma’s cannabis industry stays strong while facing COVID-19 in addition to its everyday challenges in a volatile business market.

by: Matt Dinger

For the Oklahoma cannabis industry, the months since the coronavirus pandemic hit the state have been both the best and worst of times. “Frankly, the last three months have been great from a business perspective. It’s reflected in the retail numbers, which have been recordsetting. I don’t know that it’s all attributable to the pandemic, but it certainly didn’t hurt that so many patients were stuck at home,” Climb Collective and Overman Legal Group founder J. Blake Johnson said. Deemed an “essential business” in the state, Oklahoma growers, processors and dispensaries were able to keep their operations going and doors open while many other companies and industries were shuttered through April and May. In March, cannabis tax revenue brought in $57.9 million. In April, the number jumped to $64.5 million and to more than $72 million in May. That number continues to climb, with $80.45 million collected for the month as of June 24. For some dispensary owners, COVID-19 has been a booming time for business, allowing them to reap the benefits of a citizenry who were largely without the ability to spend time outside their normal haunts, instead making do at home. Bolstered federal unemployment benefits left some on their sofas with more income than they had while they were employed. But the quarantine has been a mixed bag for others, like Raney Aboud, co-owner and manager of Planet Hollyweed, 3121 N. Pennsylvania Ave. “The first thing that we did was we addressed the problem. We got people that we need to protect: our owners, our staff members,” he said. “Some of them are immunocompromised, and we had to make the decision to protect us and our patients.” The arrival of the pandemic to the state immediately changed the way they did business. “The best thing that we could do is still offer products for our patients, but the way that we had to do it was through the tiny window of our door and doing pickup-only, which was very detrimental to a lot of peoples’ experience buying weed in the sense that no one likes to not see their weed. That’s the most important part of buying it, and people have been doing that since before this legal market,” Aboud said. “As things went on, we retained some customers, for sure, but it was not easy. And it was definitely a struggle getting through things just for doing what we thought was right in that moment. It was kind of like all bets are off. This is not guerrilla warfare, but it kind of felt like that,

you know, with competition.” Planet Hollyweed is planning a new slate of flower strains from its growing operation and a “grand re-opening” event on Aug. 1, if they decide it is safe to do so.

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The Oklahoma Legislature was also thrown a curveball, with every single bit of cannabis legislation being dropped this season. Before it at the beginning of the session were more than a dozen bills that would have possibly changed many ways the industry operates, including legalized delivery. Many of the former pieces of legislation were rolled into House Bill 3228, which passed both

the House and Senate but was vetoed by Gov. Kevin Stitt. The Legislature did not override the governor’s veto despite a push from many advocates and business owners.

We’re in a waiting game at this point.

—Michelle Tilley Chris Moe with Oklahoma Cannabis Liberty Alliance again spent his days before, during and since the session

The cannabis industry has weathered the COVID-19 pandemic by adapting to new safety procedures and put some things on hold. | Photo Shutterstock.com

working with lawmakers to help move the needle for the state’s medical cannabis program. “The strategy for pushing [HB]3228 did not work. The strategy was the problem, in my opinion,” Moe said. Instead, he was approached by legislators about conducting an interim study into adult use of cannabis in the state. “We will have that this summer. All of the reasons not to do it we will deal with this summer during an interim study so that next year, we can do it continued on pg 28

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through legislation. … That is what I’ve been pushing for. That’s what the CLA has been pushing for,” Moe said. “We were not the key runners on [HB]3228. We had our bills. They were combined into 3228. We got what we need in there. The people running that bill did not succeed. We are succeeding in what we set out to do, which is to bring full access to the state of Oklahoma. And you know the reasons. It’s about fixing the medical program, but the only way to do it is through free, full access first.” Another study Moe has been involved with is the planned two-year study and pilot program on DUI laws pertaining to cannabis. “All the details haven’t been worked out, but what we’re looking at is something like this: If they think you’re impaired, they’ll say, ‘Hey, how about you take this breathalyzer and we call you a ride home?’” he said. “You fail the test, you don’t go to jail, but we get the numbers for our study and you get a ride home. So it’ll be like a get-out-of-jail-free card to the breathalyzer. That’s the way it’s been explained to me.” Moe said they are also planning to do closed-course driving tests with drivers that have been consuming cannabis as they have previously done in Muskogee. In the meantime, in order to put a stop to enforcement on several problematic pieces of legislation for the industry that were not resolved this session, a lawsuit was filed in Oklahoma County District Court June 22 on behalf of three industry participants. The injunction challenges the state’s residency requirements for cannabis business owners as well as the rule barring

them from operating within 1,000 feet of a school. Genesis Canna-Farms, KC’s Cannabis and Teresa Bilyeu are listed as the plaintiffs on the lawsuit. A court date had not been set as of June 24.

We got people that we need to protect: our owners, our staff members. Some of them are immunocompromised, and we had to make the decision to protect us and our patients. —Raney Aboud Also, the Oklahoma Supreme Court decided on the challenge to State Question 807 brought by Paul Tay.

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in the decision. The court ruled that SQ807 is not preempted by the Controlled Substances Act and unlikely to result in a state violation of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. “In considering federal law questions, the Supremacy Clause requires this Court adhere to decisions of the United States Supreme Court,” the opinion states. “We have previously declared unconstitutional various initiative petitions and state laws that infringed upon rights the United States Supreme Court has expressly determined are guaranteed by the United States Constitution. We have also followed United States Supreme Court precedent on federal questions in diverse areas such as Indian law and application of the Commerce Clause. However, the United States Supreme Court has never addressed preemption of state marijuana laws under federal statutes such as the CSA. Petitioner argues that this uncertainty concerning federal preemption of state marijuana regulations compels this Court to declare SQ 807 unconstitutional. The opposite is true. The burden is on a protestant to demonstrate that a proposed initiative is clearly and manifestly unconstitutional on its face. … This Court acknowledges the lack of controlling federal precedent has created uncertainty concerning the interplay between state regulatory schemes permitting marijuana use and existing federal law. The people of Oklahoma have spoken once on this interplay between state regulations and existing

federal law in the approval and implementation of SQ 788, Oklahoma’s legalization of medical marijuana. We have confronted that uncertainty, and considered the question in depth by examining the parameters of SQ 807, the language of federal statutes such as the CSA, and principles of preemption under the Supremacy Clause. Based on the above analysis, Petitioner has failed to meet his burden of demonstrating that SQ 807 is clearly or manifestly unconstitutional. We hold therefore that State Question No. 807, Initiative Petition No. 423, is legally sufficient for submission to the people of Oklahoma.” SQ807 petitioner and campaign manager Michelle Tilley said on Wednesday that they had discussed the June 23 ruling earlier in the day. The campaign had been waiting on the decision, which they expected on March 13 before the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in court closures. “Obviously, we’re pleased with the court’s decision, so we’re still alive,” Tilley said. “Right now, we’re in a 20-day waiting period, and someone could file for a rehearing of it. And then after that, if we don’t get anyone to file anything, then it would go to the Secretary of State, but they still have a hold on all petition activity right now, so we’re in a waiting game at this point.” Even if they are given the go-ahead after the waiting period, that would leave them less than a month to gather signatures to meet the deadline for this fall’s ballot. “At this point, it would be next to impossible for us to make the November 2020 ballot, even if everything just broke perfectly our way. It’s just the timeline at this point is just going to be super tight,” she said. But the fight to bring SQ807 to a vote is not dead in the water, though possibly delayed. In addition to bringing adult use of cannabis to a vote, it would overhaul the state’s criminal justice measures pertaining to cannabis, which have historically been some of the harshest in the nation and have yet to be addressed since the passage of State Question 788. “Two years in, we’ve seen massive growth in the industry. But its participants are still routinely targeted by local, state and federal law enforcement — who remain prejudiced by decades of criminalization — for harassment, seizure and prosecution,” Johnson said. “And our community has done nothing to redress the systemic injustice of people — disproportionately people of color — sitting in jails and prisons for the same conduct that gets us paid. So we still have a lot of work to do.”

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FREE WILL ASTROLOGY Homework: Decide on three special words that will from now on serve as magic spells for you. Keep them secret! Don’t even tell me. RealAstrology.com ARIES (March 21-April 19)

Aries author Marge Piercy writes, “The people I love the best, jump into work head first without dallying in the shallows.” The Aries people I love best will do just that in the coming days. Now is not the right time to wait around passively, lazily hoping that something better will come along. Nor is it prudent to procrastinate or postpone decisions while shopping around for more options or collecting more research. Dive, Aries, dive!

TAURUS (April 20-May 20)

Calvin and Hobbes is a comic strip by Bill Watterson. It features a boy named Calvin and his stuffed tiger Hobbes. In the first panel of one story, Calvin is seated at a school desk looking perplexed as he studies a question on a test, which reads “Explain [Isaac] Newton’s First Law of Motion in your own words.” In the second panel, Calvin has a broad smile, suddenly imbued with inspiration. In the third panel, he writes his response to the test question: “Yakka foob mog. Grug pubbawup zink wattoom gazork. Chumble spuzz.” The fourth panel shows him triumphant and relaxed, proclaiming, “I love loopholes.” I propose that you use this scenario as your victorious metaphor in the coming weeks, Taurus. Look for loopholes! And use them to overcome obstacles and solve riddles.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20)

“It is a fault to wish to be understood before we have made ourselves clear to ourselves,” wrote philosopher and activist Simone Weil. I’m hoping that this horoscope of mine can help you avoid that mistake. In the coming weeks and months, you will have a stronger-than-usual need to be seen for who you really are—to have your essential nature be appreciated and understood by people you care about. And the best way to make sure that happens is to work hard right now on seeing, appreciating, and understanding yourself.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) Some readers wish I would write more like Cormac McCarthy or Albert Camus or Raymond Chandler: with spare simplicity. They accuse me of being too lush and exuberant in my prose. They want me to use shorter sentences and fewer adjectives. To them I say: It ain’t going to happen. I have feelings similar to those of best-selling Cancerian author Oliver Sacks, who the New York Times called, “one of the great clinical writers of the 20th century.” Sacks once said, “I never use one adjective if six seem to me better and, in their cumulative effect, more incisive. I am haunted by the density of reality and try to capture this with ‘thick description.’” I bring these thoughts to your attention, my fellow Cancerian, because I think it’s important for you to be your lavish, sumptuous, complex self in the coming weeks. Don’t oversimplify yourself or dumb yourself down, either intellectually or emotionally.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)

Travel writer Paul Theroux has journeyed long distances by train: once from Britain to Japan and back again, and then from Massachusetts to Argentina. He also rode trains during part of his expedition from Cairo to Cape Town. Here’s one of his conclusions: “It is almost axiomatic that the worst trains take you through magical places.” I’d like to offer a milder version of that counsel as your metaphor for the coming weeks: The funky, bumpy, rickety influences will bring you the best magic.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)

Philosopher Miguel de Unamuno declared, “Everything that exalts and expands consciousness is good, while that which depresses and diminishes it is evil.” This idea will be intensely true for and applicable to you in the coming weeks, Virgo. It will be your sacred duty—both to yourself and to those you care about—to enlarge your understandings of how the world works and to push your awareness to become more inclusive and empathetic. What’s your vision of paradise-on-earth? Now is a good time to have fun imagining it.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)

What do you want to be when you grow up, Libra? What’s that you say? You firmly believe you are already all grown

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up? I hope not! In my vision of your destiny, you will always keep evolving and transforming; you will ceaselessly transcend your existing successes and push on to accomplish further breakthroughs and victories. Now would be an excellent time to rededicate yourself to this noble aspiration. I invite you to dream and scheme about three specific wonders and marvels you would like to experience during the next five years.

taught at Cambridge University, his talks were so affectless and boring that many of his students skipped most of his classes. I’ll encourage you to make Newton your anti-role model for the next eight weeks. This time will be favorable for you to increase your mastery of three kinds of intelligence beyond the intellectual kind: feeling, intuition, and collaboration.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)

When future writer (and Aquarius) Charles Dickens was 12 years old, his parents and siblings got incarcerated in a debtors’ prison. To stay alive and help his family, he took a job working 12 hours a day, six days a week, pasting labels on pots of boot polish in a rotting, rat-infested warehouse. Hard times! Yet the experiences he had there later provided him with rich material for the novels that ultimately made him wealthy and beloved. In predicting that you, too, will have future success at capitalizing on difficulty, I don’t mean to imply you’ve endured or will endure anything as harsh as Dickens’ ordeal. I’m just hoping to help you appreciate the motivating power of your challenging experiences.

U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren has advice that would serve you well in the coming weeks. She says, “Keep a little space in your heart for the improbable. You won’t regret it.” In accordance with your astrological potentials, I’m inclined to amend her statement as follows: “Keep a sizable space in your heart for the improbable. You’ll be rewarded with catalytic revelations and intriguing opportunities.” To attract blessings in abundance, Scorpio, be willing to set aside some of your usual skepticism and urge for control.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)

Author Malidoma Somé lives in the U.S. now, but was born in the West African country of Burkina Faso. He writes, “In the culture of my people, the Dagara, we have no word for the supernatural. The closest we come to this concept is *Yielbongura*, ‘the thing that knowledge can’t eat.’ This word suggests that the life and power of certain things depend upon their resistance to the categorizing knowledge that human beings apply to everything.” I bring Somé’s thoughts to your attention, Sagittarius, because I suspect that in the coming weeks, you will encounter more than the usual number of experiences that knowledge can’t eat. They might at times be a bit spooky or confounding, but will mostly be interesting and fun. I’m guessing that if you embrace them, they will liberate you from overly literal and materialistic ideas about how the world works. And that will be good for your soul.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)

Pioneer Capricorn scientist Isaac Newton is often hailed as one of history’s greatest geniuses. I agree that his intellectual capacities were sublime. But his emotional intelligence was sparse and feeble. During the time he

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PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)

Maybe you feel that the ongoing pandemic has inhibited your ability to explore and deepen intimacy to the degree that would like to. But even if that’s the case, the coming weeks will provide openings that could soften and remedy your predicament. So be extra receptive and alert to the clues that life reveals to you. And call on your imagination to look for previously unguessed and unexpected ways to reinvent togetherness and tenderness. Let’s call the next three weeks your Season of Renewing Rapport.

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