Junction Restaurant
"Meh... .. but it's kind of hidden so gps should take you here. If I had to guess I would say this used to be either a pool hall or a pizza parlor. When you first walk in you do a double-take because you will walk into two pool tables and a jukebox machine making you think you are at a bar and then you see two pool tables and realize okay it might be a restaurant as well but don't let that discourage you if you are daring if you can try the food here. I should have read the recent reviews and they were not very convincing that I should have tried but I took the leap of faith and fell flat on my face.I ordered the Korean beef and the fried tofu was not a very good presentation everything comes in a to-go box not like the others pictures so they changed something. The tofu was okay if you are very hungry but the Korean barbecue beef I had two bites and it was like beef jerky like someone else reviewed. Only ate half of it and left. The ice tea is very good here at least and the owner/manager or wherever he is his kind of nice I guess. You can look at the pictures that I posted and you can pretty much see the experience you can expect here so yes, like other people said this isn't the best place to go but if you're hungry give it a try"
The Flea
"The Flea is one of my new favorite watering holes in OKC!What is it? The Flea is just a super friendly dive bar with saloon-style snacks and lots of options for entertainment. With its great big juke box, pub games, and ample patio, it's a perfect spot for kicking back with your posse. It reminds me of a little gay bar in San Francisco that I visited once. Maybe it was the guys in flannel shirts under the soft light of Tiffany lamps. Maybe it was the thumping music mixed with the alluring smell of weiners. Or was it the mention of Cornhole? I can't quite put my finger on it...Anyway, we stumbled in on a Thursday night and were treated like regulars. The bartender gave us the 411 on The Flea and served up a couple of icy-cold local beers from a selection that was ample and varied. That Francie is a keeper, for sure. We felt right at home here and wish we could have stayed longer. On that night, we uttered words of thanksgiving that there were only grown adults in the joint. No frat boys, blecch! If I ever moved to OKC, I would be a regular at The Flea."
