The Unofficial Guide to First Year - University of Oklahoma Health ...

UNOFFICIAL GUIDE
Presbyterian Tower Cafeteria- This is the best of the OUHSC cafeterias by many students
opinion. However, it is a hike. Save this lunch destination for the days when you have 1-½
hours for lunch because the walk will take up the majority of your time. Overall A
Veteran’s Hospital Cafeteria- Our class didn’t eat here as much as the previous years, but it is
a good change of place from the norm. They also have a good pizza place. Overall B
Class of 2010 List of
Best Places To Grab
Lunch
5. Union
4. Children’s
3. The Mod
2. Camille’s
1. Pho Hua
(Other suggestions were:
the Outside by the
Fountains, Lido, Deep
Deuce Grill, and Pei
Wei)
OMRF Cafeteria- First off, this is a CASH ONLY enterprise. This cafeteria just underwent a
multimillion-dollar renovation and it shows. They have plasma screen televisions everywhere
and the food is good and cheap. You don’t feel like you are on campus anymore too because
this crowd consists mainly of research faculty and not clinical faculty. Overall A+
Camille’s at the Research Plaza- It’s a drive from campus and its located on 10 th street but the
wraps are pretty freakin good. Overall A
Off Campus (but close enough to eat at during the break)
Quizno’s- Next door to Ratcliffe’s on the southeast corner of 10 th and Lincoln you will
find this good sandwich destination. Pricey but good. Look out for coupons in the
paper. Overall B
Someplace Else Deli - 2310 N Western Ave. This is a good spot for lunch, but it can get
crowded. Real simple, pretty good prices. They serve sandwiches like reubens, pastrami,
roast beef, etc.
Jersey Mike’s - 1630 NW 23rd St. This is a fast food sandwich shop, but not like
Subway. They slice the meat and cheese when you order and dress them with oil/vinegar
and whatever vegetables you like. Keep it simple and just say you want it “Mike’s Way”.
Not healthy, but delicious.
Deep Deuce Grill- Located within Deep Deuce Apartments. This is a hot spot for
posttest block burgers and celebratory beverages. Food is good and décor is even better.
A must for everyone. Overall A
Lido- 2703 Villa Prom St. This is the best Vietnamese food around, by far. The prices
are reasonable, but expect to pay around $10 for your meal. The pork in a clay pot is
one of the best meals in the state. Overall A.
Pho Hua - It’s pronounced “fuh hwah” in case you didn’t know. Pho is a Vietnamese
soup full of vegetables and meat. Also try the vermicelli bowl, its really good. Overall A
Italiano’s – This is just south of 50th on the west side of Lincoln. They have great
lunch specials that allow you to pick combinations of pizza, pasta and salad. The pasta
bar is made to order, and the alfredo sauce is really good. If you are in the mood for
appetizers, try the Italian nachos, they are awesome. Overall A
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