Location: Tahlequah
Top Restaurants in Tahlequah
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Oklahoma, United States Food Guide: 5 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Tahlequah
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Tahlequah. An excellent display of the Native American culture of central Oklahoma.
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1. Sam & Ella's Chicken Palace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 289 reviews
Reviewed By TourTahlequah
Sam and Ellas is a great place to eat downtown while shopping and hanging out in Norris Park. Their pizza is one of a kind and tastes like no other pizza joint! We love having them in Tahlequah and enjoy their service, food and atmosphere! This place is a MUST VISIT here in town!
2. Napolis Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By drwatson32
We like to eat here when visiting Tahlequah. The food is good. The service is good. What's not to like? I would like to try the dessert, but I never make it that far!
3. Pasti Italian Grill
Reviewed By Bates-SS
This restaurant was great. The service was superior and the atmosphere was very casual. I tried the calizone and it was big enough to fill me add well as provide breakfast the following morning. I was in town visiting family and it was their first time dining there. They thought the restaurant was closed because the parking lot was BEHIND the building so they never saw any one there. The place was packed the night we ate there but the servers were so friendly that our 25 minute wait only felt like 5. I will have to bring my husband here next time for some wine and pasta.
4. Mazzio's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By mchunter73
Good pizza. Free drinks with your meal on Sundays. Good service. Haven't been there in a while due to them doing away with the Cinnaboli. Their cinnamon sticks are usually overcooked and are nothing compared to what the Cinnaboli was! We now visit other pizza places to get good cinnamon bread type offerings...â¦..
5. Buffalo Wild Wings
Reviewed By beckywrightsongs
We've only been to our fairly new Buffalo Wild Wings twice (once for lunch, once for dinner), but had a similar experience both times. From being seated to getting our food took about an HOUR. Food was pretty good, although pricey since french fries (for example) are NOT included without paying extra. The dinner experience last week was even worse, since their machines were down, which prevented us from using a gift card (otherwise we wouldn't have gone), AND did not allow us to log any rewards points. Very disappointing (and expensive) visit.
