Sylvia and I enjoyed a great meal at Mickey Mantle's in Oklahoma City. The restaurant, located in the trendy Bricktown in OKC, was a great setting for dining. 

Valet parking, not expensive, but necessary due to the limited parking available in Bricktown. Mickey Mantle's is handicap accessible using an elevator located steps from the front door.

The first thing that strikes you is the memorabilia in the foyer. Not a great collection, but enough to justify the restaurants title. The dining was expensive and the service was fabulous. 20% here is going to cost you...but you are here because you have money anyway right?

My ribeye was $85 (an upcharge for choosing a specialty aged cut). This price keeps the usual common people like me out so the upper crust can always find a table. Scalloped potatoes will make you roll your eyes! The salad, by the way, was pedestrian and needed something, perhaps some aged cheese. The carrot cake was like most good cakes you find at a good steakhouse.

Overall, in my opinion, a good restaurant in the $$$$ range of dining.

Restaurant Review by Jim Rode at Friday Night Art in Oklahoma City #fridaynightart #MickeyMantlesSteakhouseOKC

All images copyright © Jim Rode 2017, at FridayNightArt.com 
Images of Mickey Mantle line the walls in Oklahoma City Friday Night Art
Images of Mickey Mantle line the walls. 
Dinner Salad at Mickey Mantle's Steakhouse in Bricktown, Oklahoma City
Dinner Salad at Mickey Mantle's Steakhouse OKC

Premium Ribeye Steak at Mickey Mantle's in Bricktown
Premium Ribeye Steak

Scalloped Potatoes served in a skillet at Mickey Mantle's Bricktown photo by Jim Rode
Scalloped Potatoes

Carrot Cake at Mickey Mantle's Steakhouse #fridaynightart
Carrot Cake

Signed baseball by Mickey Mantle in Bricktown
Signed Baseball
Mickey Mantle's Steakhouse sign in Bricktown in Oklahoma City - #fridaynightart
Mickey Mantle's Steakhouse in Oklahoma City

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