Great gift and thrift shops interesting independent restaurants, bars with life music , wall murals. Every restaurant tried here has been good

Nice area food and beverages available. There are lots of shops and businesses to browse. It is an artsy type of vibe. I enjoy visiting the area and suggest grabbing a bite to eat at the mule, if you are visiting around lunch.

This district of shopping and restaurants has the ability and promise to be an amazing experience. For us, however, it was not. This was a recommended stop by an OKC local. We went on a Monday and unfortunately most of the shops were closed on Mondays. The ones that were open were cute but pricey. One that was open was DNA Art and it was an eclectic experience of local art. We enjoyed browsing and buying art from local artists. So my advice is just plan ahead and avoid going on Mondays.

Something to love for every adult, but especially anyone who is a foodie or an art lover. The Plaza District is a growing cultural district that is nestled between the historic Gatewood and Classen-Ten-Penn neighborhoods near downtown OKC. Walking, scooter, biking distance to the Paseo and Midtown districts as well. Many popular OKC restarunts and even an ice cream parlor got their start here. To mention a few unique Plaza District only restarunts theres The Press a dinner with a modern menu but with large traditional diner portions they also host live entertainment. Other must mentions include Pie Junkie who serves the literal best pie (sliced, whole, or mini) in the city with seasonal options so good you know youll be back to try them all. What about the newest stuff you say? How about an adult pizza aracde serving up nostalgia and mixed drinks called UpDown. Let's not forget the new crown jewel of the district, Ma Der Lao, a restarunt so good its being talked about and coveted by foodies around the nation in publications like the New Yorker. Dont fret though, it is not a expensive splater on a plate kind of place, they serve real food from the heart of a James Beard semi finalist chef who shares his Laotian culture on a hearty affordable plate. For the artists or just someone looky for a funky curio there are many boutiques, clothing stores, and galaries unique to the Plaza District. This is a 100% walkable shopping, dining, and entertainment district. Parking isn't always easy to find on the weekend but it's free so consider coming on a week night or parking in the nearby neighborhoods (its allowed and expected) and they recently refinished the sidewalks and parking to make it better for everyone. Come and try something new today!

We were staying in 11th and walked here, enjoyed shops, tacos, coffee and yoga. This is only going to attract more and more cool shops over time