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    I have been to a downtown "food court" type of resturaunt before, but I cannot remember where it was. I remember that you walked through a set of glass doors, walked around the staircase and went downstairs directly into the food court. Seems like they had chinese, american, gyros, pizza, etc. Can someone help me remember where it is. My mother-in-law is reporting to the federal courthouse for jury duty and the security there told her that there isn't anything decent around there. If this food court was close enough to walk to she would be very happy.

    Or does anyone else have any ideas? It must be within walking distance of the federal courthouse.

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    I think you are talking about the tunnels downtown. I don't know what buildings have access to the tunnels but I think most major ones do.

    Check out: The Undergound

    Click underground map at the bottom

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    I don't think so, it was definately part of the building. It was as wide as the ground floor, the glass doors were two double sets, and the staircase leading down was wide enough for four people to walk down side by side.

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    That sounds like the Robinson Renaissance building on the SW corner of Park & Robinson.

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    That sounds exactly like Robinson Renaissance. It's across the street from First National Tower.

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    I thought that it might be the building, but I didn't want to steer her wrong. She gets so confused downtown. It looks like it is only three blocks South of where she is.

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    There's a food court in the Robinson Renaissance as well as in Leadership Square.

    Also, the Underground has a few food options as does First National.

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    Yep its the Renaissance Building.....couple of other suggestions - the Blue Plate Cafe and also Ricolettoss in the bottom part of Leadership Square.....awesome salad bar!!

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    Yes, as others have reported, it's the Robinson Renaissance building, basement level. This isn't the only "decent" food around the courthouse area though, and quite frankly, there are closer better options. The Museum Cafe is across the street on Hudson. Also on Hudson is The Olive Branch Cafe (Mediterranean). Close by on Main are classics Pizza House and Coney Island. Trattoria Il Centro is across the street. Closer to the courthouse is Subway, soon to be open Gaijin Sushi, and of course the food court in Leadership Square which has Ground Floor Cafe, City Bites, and Crave. Across from Robinson Renaissance is First National which has a pizza place and a few other places. Adjacent from RR is Quiznos and down the street is Carl's Jr./ Green Burrito. The Skirvin is also a quick walk away and has a restaurant. The Underground also has a few decent places to boot. I recommend China Chef!! There is also a Thai place just two blocks north of the courthouse.

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    Quote Originally Posted by metro View Post
    Yes, as others have reported, it's the Robinson Renaissance building, basement level. This isn't the only "decent" food around the courthouse area though, and quite frankly, there are closer better options. The Museum Cafe is across the street on Hudson. Also on Hudson is The Olive Branch Cafe (Mediterranean). Close by on Main are classics Pizza House and Coney Island. Trattoria Il Centro is across the street. Closer to the courthouse is Subway, soon to be open Gaijin Sushi, and of course the food court in Leadership Square which has Ground Floor Cafe, City Bites, and Crave. Across from Robinson Renaissance is First National which has a pizza place and a few other places. Adjacent from RR is Quiznos and down the street is Carl's Jr./ Green Burrito. The Skirvin is also a quick walk away and has a restaurant. The Underground also has a few decent places to boot. I recommend China Chef!! There is also a Thai place just two blocks north of the courthouse.
    In other words, the courthouse security guard doesn't know what he's talking about.

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    Heh!! Good assumption!! :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by OKCDrummer77 View Post
    In other words, the courthouse security guard doesn't know what he's talking about.
    Exactly.

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    I wonder what the courthouse security eats, if he isn't aware of all of these resturaunts within walking distance of the place that he has works.

    Thanks again for all of your help, I really appreciate it.

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    I used to work downtown and wanted to take my wife and 7 year old son to the Robinson Renaissance food court. I haven't been there for 5 years and I was just wondering if any of you could help me out with a recommendation on which place to eat at. Is the Greek and Seafood place still there and do they have good gyro's ? Thanks for any help in this matter.

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    Yes I believe it is. I'm a HUGE fan of the chicken nugget dinner at Mom's Kitchen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jbrown84 View Post
    Yes I believe it is. I'm a HUGE fan of the chicken nugget dinner at Mom's Kitchen.
    that place is awesome.. I think tuesday or thursday is meatloaf day, yumm

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    Quote Originally Posted by jbrown84 View Post
    Yes I believe it is. I'm a HUGE fan of the chicken nugget dinner at Mom's Kitchen.


    I agree.

    Snow Pea is great and so is The Library restaurant down there.

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    Mmmm Snow Pea. L1 with steamed rice. Love their grilled lemon chicken!

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    Wow. I did not know there was a Snow Pea downtown. I've always gone to the one on Western. That is excellent news. Is it only open during the daytime?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Absolut View Post
    Mmmm Snow Pea. L1 with steamed rice. Love their grilled lemon chicken!
    Gotta go with their spicy fried rice!

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    Quote Originally Posted by betts View Post
    Is it only open during the daytime?
    I'm afraid so.

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    On a sidenote, I went to a wedding in the Renaissance Bldg about 20 years ago. Seating was in the main lobby with ceremony held on the staircase. Reception was held downstairs in the food court. Obviously, everything was closed for the weeked but it seemed to work.

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