New Arena District Bar

[AVERAGE JOE]

quote:Originally posted by sgrizzle

here's an FOTD style scoop for you:

Nelson's. 5th and Cheyenne.

DOH! Now THAT's a juicy rumor. []

[bokworker]

Hello chicken fry!!!!

[dsjeffries]

quote:Originally posted by sgrizzle

here's an FOTD style scoop for you:

Nelson's. 5th and Cheyenne.

What does that mean

[TURobY]

quote:Originally posted by dsjeffries

quote:Originally posted by sgrizzle

here's an FOTD style scoop for you:

Nelson's. 5th and Cheyenne.

What does that mean

And reply in the vein of shadows.

[mrB]

quote:Originally posted by we vs us
The Journal Record on restaurant development downtown:
Restaurateurs eye downtown Tulsa expansion

TULSA – When the 18,000-seat BOK Center opens this fall, Jared Jordan and Trevor Tack intend to have two new restaurants ready for concert goers within a block of the swirling glass arena.

The duo hope to open three more nearby eateries over the next five years – the start of what they see as a new entertainment district for downtown Tulsa
...

...
"I'd like to see that making one and a half million (dollars) across the street," Jordan said of Brickhuggers first-year revenue.

A little follow-up to an earlier discussion. It's odd the World article doesn't mention the Mid-Co Bldg. But the picture shows the bldg. in the background. The Journal Record article above seems to have more info. At least the World article means things are still on track for the Pub.

Pub planned near BOK site

http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/article.aspx?articleID=20080517_46_E1_spancl99792

[JoeMommaBlake]

I may have gotten in on the interview action, but they said my name was Black Ewing.

Funny.

[we vs us]

quote:Originally posted by JoeMommaBlake

I may have gotten in on the interview action, but they said my name was Black Ewing.

Funny.

That's yer gunslinger name.

[bacjz00]

I'm all for downtown development.  And I agree that it's important to have some things to do closer to the BOK Center, but sometimes I wonder if we wouldn't generate more electricity and excitement if we just focused on filling up one area of downtown with all of the restaurants, hotels, etc (ala Bricktown).  It's harder to sell downtown as a destination when everything is so scattered and the momentum never seems to FULLY build in a particular area.  

Not trying to be negative at all.  Downtown is definitely turning around. I work there and like playing there.  I'm very excited about ANYTHING at this point.  Just some random thoughts.

[Kenosha]

5th and Cheyenne?

a)Mayo Hotel
b)Oneok
c)INCOG building

Hmmmm.

As far as the Coney Island building being sold...HAHAHAHA.

If someone is dumb enough to pay 1.9 million for that property, that is.  Cause that is what that guy from California who owns it is listing it for.  That is right...he paid, approximately one year ago, like 500,000 for it.

Funny.

[Kenosha]

quote:Originally posted by AVERAGE JOE

quote:Originally posted by sgrizzle

here's an FOTD style scoop for you:

Nelson's. 5th and Cheyenne.

DOH! Now THAT's a juicy rumor. []

Juicy like a Nelson's Chicken Fried Steak...

[PonderInc]

Sounds like the Brickhugger Bar is on hold for a while.

[dsjeffries]

quote:Originally posted by PonderInc

Sounds like the Brickhugger Bar is on hold for a while.

I keep waiting to hear some kind of announcement about its grand opening, but I haven't heard or seen anything since... August?

What's the deal?