Ludivine

Pho & other freshly made Vietnamese specialties draw diners to this no-frills cash-only eatery.

Historic hotel with an art deco restaurant & cocktail bar, plus an indoor pool & fitness center. This historic 3-towered hotel, originally built in 1911 and renovated in the 2000s, is a 4-minute walk from Cox Convention Center and an 8-minute walk from Chesapeake Energy Arena. All rooms offer classic decor and custom-designed beds, plus desks, flat-screen TVs and WiFi. Plush suites add separate living areas. Amenities include an art deco style grill restaurant serving American and Southern dishes, and a chic cocktail bar with live jazz, plus a heated indoor pool and fitness center. There's also a business center and 18,500 sq ft of meeting space (including 2 ballrooms).

At The Grey Sweater, culinary artistry meets global tastes in an intimate, immersive tasting journey that feels like a celebration of flavors and stories.

Vintage clothing store featuring punk and goth styles, local band T-shirts, and handmade jewelry.

Dioramas, artifacts, art & more documenting & interpreting the history of the American West.

Tucked in the 8th Street Market, this local brewery's industrial-chic taproom offers friendly vibes, a stellar beer selection, and outdoor fun.

Dive into a treasure trove of classic Chinese and spicy Sichuan delights, served in a cozy space that makes sharing a feast a must.

Empire Pizza is a vibrant hangout in OKC serving up mouthwatering New York-style slices, innovative pies, and a welcoming patio that’s perfect for pups.

"39th Street District is a bustling commercial district in NW Oklahoma City that encompasses the area around 39th Street - west of Pennsylvania Avenue to Youngs Boulevard. In the 1920s, 39th Street was a part of the historic Route 66 and became a well-visited tourist stop. In the 1970s, 39th Street became known as "The Strip" and has held onto that nickname. ​ Now, it is home to 45 locally-owned businesses, some of the city's best entertainment, and a beautifully diverse mix of customers in Oklahoma City. It is also home to the annual OKC Pride Festival, the largest privately owned festival in the state."

Casual bar and grill offering comfort food and a dog-friendly patio with a fireplace.