Brooks Up The Hill Guidebook
Food scene
The Mont
1300 Classen BlvdPatio and Swirls
Brio Bowls
1915 Classen BoulevardHealthy Smoothie Bowls for Brunch/Coffee/Smoothies
Historic Campus Corner District is home to over 75 retail, dining and entertainment facilities with a nostalgic University atmosphere. Located just across the street from the University of Oklahoma Campus Corner has been serving the needs of students and the community since the early 1900's.
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Campus Corner
Historic Campus Corner District is home to over 75 retail, dining and entertainment facilities with a nostalgic University atmosphere. Located just across the street from the University of Oklahoma Campus Corner has been serving the needs of students and the community since the early 1900's.
Blu
201 S Crawford AveGreat food and Patio
Scratch Kitchen & Cocktails
132 W Main StGreat cocktails and food
Rusty's Custard Factory
301 East Main StreetDelicious treats
Midway Grocery & Market
601 W Eufaula StOld time sandwich shop. A must visit.
A boutique brewery and taproom, (405) Brewing Co. was founded by two friends. It produces craft beers, stouts, and ales. Each batch explores new brewing techniques and mixed fermentation. Hanging out with friends in the taproom is encouraged.
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(405) Brewing Co., LLC
1716 Topeka DrA boutique brewery and taproom, (405) Brewing Co. was founded by two friends. It produces craft beers, stouts, and ales. Each batch explores new brewing techniques and mixed fermentation. Hanging out with friends in the taproom is encouraged.
BIG on variety, BIG on quality, and BIG on fun, BIG Brewery in Norman OK brings the founders’ passion for brewing and sharing really good beer with family and friends to a three-barrel, taproom focused brewery just a short walk away from Montford Inn in historic downtown Norman.
Beer Is Good Brewing Company
216 E Main StBIG on variety, BIG on quality, and BIG on fun, BIG Brewery in Norman OK brings the founders’ passion for brewing and sharing really good beer with family and friends to a three-barrel, taproom focused brewery just a short walk away from Montford Inn in historic downtown Norman.
Featuring a 10,000 sqft brew site producing some of Oklahoma’s finest beer, a 1600 sqft taproom, and an outdoor patio, Black Mesa Brewery’s location in Norman OK is a short drive away from our Norman bed and breakfast and frequently hosts events that you won’t want to miss attending.
Black Mesa Brewing
3901 N Flood AveFeaturing a 10,000 sqft brew site producing some of Oklahoma’s finest beer, a 1600 sqft taproom, and an outdoor patio, Black Mesa Brewery’s location in Norman OK is a short drive away from our Norman bed and breakfast and frequently hosts events that you won’t want to miss attending.
A hip joint with festive decor, Lazy Circles Brewing features samples of homemade brews and pints. The staff encourages patrons to bring food. With outdoor seating, friendly dogs are welcome too.
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Lazy Circles Brewing
422 E Main StA hip joint with festive decor, Lazy Circles Brewing features samples of homemade brews and pints. The staff encourages patrons to bring food. With outdoor seating, friendly dogs are welcome too.
Neighborhood JAM
102 W Main StGreat breakfast options
The Diner
213 E Main StOne of Norman's staple breakfast locations
The Yellow Dog Coffee Company, LLC
222 E Tonhawa StCoffee
Gray Owl Coffee
223 E Gray StCoffee Shop
Sweet Basil Thai Cuisine
211 W Main StGreat Thai Food
For more than 50 years, Legend’s Restaurant has been a family-owned establishment with a casual but upscale atmosphere. The decor features original art and contemporary and historic artifacts. It serves American and international dishes with a modern twist, such as steak, pasta, and fresh seafood. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are available.
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Legend's Restaurant
1313 W Lindsey StFor more than 50 years, Legend’s Restaurant has been a family-owned establishment with a casual but upscale atmosphere. The decor features original art and contemporary and historic artifacts. It serves American and international dishes with a modern twist, such as steak, pasta, and fresh seafood. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options are available.
At Tarahumara’s Mexican Cafe, you get a taste of authentic, Mexican recipes from Chihuahua. This restaurant only uses the freshest ingredients, and its red and green chile salsas are prepared from scratch. From quesadillas to burgers, everyone can find something to enjoy. You can even order gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan meals.
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Tarahumara's Mexican Cafe
702 N Porter AveAt Tarahumara’s Mexican Cafe, you get a taste of authentic, Mexican recipes from Chihuahua. This restaurant only uses the freshest ingredients, and its red and green chile salsas are prepared from scratch. From quesadillas to burgers, everyone can find something to enjoy. You can even order gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan meals.
For a taste of Italy, dine at Benvenuti’s Ristorante. Chef Anthony Compagni puts a new-world spin on old-world recipes that excite your taste buds. The pasta is made by hand every day, as are the desserts. Compared to other restaurants in the Midwest, it has one of the largest wine collections with over 250 options. Vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free dishes can be prepared.
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Benvenuti's
105 W Main StFor a taste of Italy, dine at Benvenuti’s Ristorante. Chef Anthony Compagni puts a new-world spin on old-world recipes that excite your taste buds. The pasta is made by hand every day, as are the desserts. Compared to other restaurants in the Midwest, it has one of the largest wine collections with over 250 options. Vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free dishes can be prepared.
Sightseeing
Featuring 4 billion years of state history, the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History takes you on a wonderful indoor adventure. It has the largest Apatosaurus skeleton in the world, the largest Pentaceratops skull, and other dinosaur exhibits.
There are even gigantic prehistoric bugs, aquatic creatures, and mammals. A limestone cave and Native American artifacts are among the Sam Noble museum displays as well.
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Muséum d'histoire naturelle d'Oklahoma
2401 Chautauqua AveFeaturing 4 billion years of state history, the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History takes you on a wonderful indoor adventure. It has the largest Apatosaurus skeleton in the world, the largest Pentaceratops skull, and other dinosaur exhibits.
There are even gigantic prehistoric bugs, aquatic creatures, and mammals. A limestone cave and Native American artifacts are among the Sam Noble museum displays as well.
If you’re looking for free things to do in Norman, OK, check out the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art at the University of Oklahoma. It features 20th-century American paintings and sculptures, 16th-century Asian art and graphics, the Weitzenhoffer Collection of French Impressionism, and much more.
Along with permanent works, the Fred Jones museum rotates temporary exhibitions.
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Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art
555 Elm AveIf you’re looking for free things to do in Norman, OK, check out the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art at the University of Oklahoma. It features 20th-century American paintings and sculptures, 16th-century Asian art and graphics, the Weitzenhoffer Collection of French Impressionism, and much more.
Along with permanent works, the Fred Jones museum rotates temporary exhibitions.
Beautiful Lake Thunderbird State Park offers a range of activities including boating, water sports, fishing, hiking, and hunting in specific areas. It has two marinas (Little River Marina and Calypso Cove Marina), two beaches for swimming, and restroom facilities as well.
Four miles of equestrian trails and the Lake Thunderbird State Park Discovery Cove Nature Center are located in the Clear Bay Recreational Area. Also, there are 18.5 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails. Check out All Trails App for info on some good hikes.
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Parc d'État du lac Thunderbird
13101 Alameda DrBeautiful Lake Thunderbird State Park offers a range of activities including boating, water sports, fishing, hiking, and hunting in specific areas. It has two marinas (Little River Marina and Calypso Cove Marina), two beaches for swimming, and restroom facilities as well.
Four miles of equestrian trails and the Lake Thunderbird State Park Discovery Cove Nature Center are located in the Clear Bay Recreational Area. Also, there are 18.5 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails. Check out All Trails App for info on some good hikes.
Closer to the city center, the 160-acre George M. Sutton Wilderness Park offers a 1.3-mile wooded trail for walking or running. You could see white-tailed deer, Texas horned lizards, foxes, and more than 200 species of birds.
There’s a pond for fishing, and dogs are welcome as long as they stay on a leash.
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George M. Sutton Wilderness Park
1920 12th Ave NECloser to the city center, the 160-acre George M. Sutton Wilderness Park offers a 1.3-mile wooded trail for walking or running. You could see white-tailed deer, Texas horned lizards, foxes, and more than 200 species of birds.
There’s a pond for fishing, and dogs are welcome as long as they stay on a leash.
If you want to stay indoors, one of the most fun things to do in Norman, OK, is going to HeyDay Norman. It has been a top entertainment venue in the city since 2007 and was expanded in 2014. You can enjoy an arcade, bowling, mini-golf, laser tag, and ropes course. Food and drinks are available too.
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HeyDay Entertainment
3201 Market PlIf you want to stay indoors, one of the most fun things to do in Norman, OK, is going to HeyDay Norman. It has been a top entertainment venue in the city since 2007 and was expanded in 2014. You can enjoy an arcade, bowling, mini-golf, laser tag, and ropes course. Food and drinks are available too.
With more than 2,700 electronic games, off-track betting, and table games, Riverwind Casino is one of our favorite casinos in the Oklahoma City area and offers the ultimate entertainment experience for adults. Operated by the Chickasaw Nation, the casino hosts a range of live concerts and has a food court with casual dining options.
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Riverwind Casino
1544 OK-9With more than 2,700 electronic games, off-track betting, and table games, Riverwind Casino is one of our favorite casinos in the Oklahoma City area and offers the ultimate entertainment experience for adults. Operated by the Chickasaw Nation, the casino hosts a range of live concerts and has a food court with casual dining options.
Displaying weather observation and prediction equipment, the National Weather Museum & Science Center has interactive weather exhibits and educational activities. You can look at a tornado simulator, examine the T-28 storm chaser plane, and see a weather research radar.
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National Weather Museum and Science Center
1200 W Rock Creek RdDisplaying weather observation and prediction equipment, the National Weather Museum & Science Center has interactive weather exhibits and educational activities. You can look at a tornado simulator, examine the T-28 storm chaser plane, and see a weather research radar.
A part of the University of Oklahoma, the Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium opened in 1923, and it is one of the most recognized college football stadiums in the US. Ranked among the 15 largest on-campus facilities in the nation, the stadium also ranks as the largest sports arena in the state.
The stadium can hold 82,112 people, and visitors come from all over to attend numerous sporting events, from basketball and baseball to gymnastics and of course, football. Visitors can walk through the halls where Sooner legends once walked and view memorabilia and other displays dedicated to the many years of events the stadium has held.
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Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium
1185 Asp AveA part of the University of Oklahoma, the Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium opened in 1923, and it is one of the most recognized college football stadiums in the US. Ranked among the 15 largest on-campus facilities in the nation, the stadium also ranks as the largest sports arena in the state.
The stadium can hold 82,112 people, and visitors come from all over to attend numerous sporting events, from basketball and baseball to gymnastics and of course, football. Visitors can walk through the halls where Sooner legends once walked and view memorabilia and other displays dedicated to the many years of events the stadium has held.
Inside the halls of Legends Lobby, visitors will find themselves in one of college football’s greatest shrines. Located in the Barry Switzer Center, the lobby allows visitors to explore an area filled with displays dedicated the Sooner’s accomplishments and rice history.
Showcasing the stories, artifacts, and events of the university’s great teams, coaches, and players, the three-story facility pays homage to the University of Oklahoma and the state. The lobby is named after a former Oklahoma coach, Barry Switzer. Here, visitors can get a better understanding of the Sooner champions, the beginning of football on campus, and the origin of the Sooner nickname. Browsing through the trophies and championship rings, fans of college football will enjoy a day at Legends Lobby.
Barry Switzer Center
1201 S Jenkins AveInside the halls of Legends Lobby, visitors will find themselves in one of college football’s greatest shrines. Located in the Barry Switzer Center, the lobby allows visitors to explore an area filled with displays dedicated the Sooner’s accomplishments and rice history.
Showcasing the stories, artifacts, and events of the university’s great teams, coaches, and players, the three-story facility pays homage to the University of Oklahoma and the state. The lobby is named after a former Oklahoma coach, Barry Switzer. Here, visitors can get a better understanding of the Sooner champions, the beginning of football on campus, and the origin of the Sooner nickname. Browsing through the trophies and championship rings, fans of college football will enjoy a day at Legends Lobby.
The Firehouse Art Center is a non-profit organization that has been offering Norman’s citizens and visitors an escape to fine arts and culture since 1971. The center provides visual art classes and gallery exhibitions, and visitors can also participate in classes such as ceramics, painting, drawing, sculpture, stone carving, jewelry construction, and fused and slumped glass.
Visitors are urged to explore the working studio spaces and get to know local artists and their work. It is also an opportunity for visitors to better understand an artist’s creative process and development. The center hosts an array of evolving gallery exhibitions throughout the year.
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Firehouse Art Center
444 S Flood AveThe Firehouse Art Center is a non-profit organization that has been offering Norman’s citizens and visitors an escape to fine arts and culture since 1971. The center provides visual art classes and gallery exhibitions, and visitors can also participate in classes such as ceramics, painting, drawing, sculpture, stone carving, jewelry construction, and fused and slumped glass.
Visitors are urged to explore the working studio spaces and get to know local artists and their work. It is also an opportunity for visitors to better understand an artist’s creative process and development. The center hosts an array of evolving gallery exhibitions throughout the year.
Parc Reaves
2501 Jenkins AvePark
Lions Park
450 S Flood AvePark
Eastwood Park
1001 S Ponca AvePark