Braniff Building

[betts]

There are a lot more people living downtown these days, and more coming. Hopefully it will get to the point that it's financially feasible for many of the downtown restaurants to be open at night. We are always looking for new dinner options downtown. I am excited about the prospect of breakfast, especially if there's a unique menu. Will it be open on the weekends?

[BoulderSooner]

Kitchen no. 324 will be open 7 days a week, breakfast and lunch only in the beginning. We plan to open for dinner at some point. We still aren't sure how late we will stay open. The restaurant in the amenities building will serve lunch and dinner.

great news thanks tuck

[gracefor24]

Still hating on SR huh? ;-)

You could set your watch to it.

[Larry OKC]

Flint in the Colcord (now open) will be a nice addition, especially when their patio is open this summer.

Vast of course will be a fantastic option.

Would be nice if they could find a nice operator for the Myriad Gardens restaurant.

All these, combined with the new SandRidge options, will make a big difference in the downtown dining scene.

Thought I read something on that in the Gazette or Oklahoman a week or so ago, sounded like they already had someone???

[ljbab728]

There are a lot more people living downtown these days, and more coming. Hopefully it will get to the point that it's financially feasible for many of the downtown restaurants to be open at night. We are always looking for new dinner options downtown. I am excited about the prospect of breakfast, especially if there's a unique menu. Will it be open on the weekends?

According to tuck in post 3429, the answer is yes.

[ljbab728]

http://newsok.com/bakery-bistro-to-o...rticle/3676693

[Pete]

In the video about the Braniff Building, the SandRidge spokesman said Kitchen no. 324 will be open in October and they will move their employees in sometime in the first quarter of next year.

That means work will have to start moving very quickly now. Really looking forward to watching that building shape up and come back to life.

[Pete]

From two days ago:

[Pete]

Building permit today for a barber shop to be located on the ground floor of the this building (Braniff).

[mcca7596]

Nice.

[Spartan]

Building permit today for a barber shop to be located on the ground floor of the this building (Braniff).

Good deal!

[ljbab728]

Good deal!

Needing a trim, Spartan?

[Just the facts]

The barber shop is one of "daily needs" amenities that will continue to build downtown as a traditional walkable neighborhood.

[BDK]

Hopefully - and I'm assuming so - it's an ol' timey barber. They seem to be making a comeback.

[Urbanized]

FYI - and sorry to be briefly off-topic - but anyone looking for a good old-fashioned barbering should proceed immediately to Jack Jenkins, whose chair is located in the Underground beneath BancFirst at Main and Broadway. He spent years in the 1930s-era barber shop on the 14th floor of 1st National and moved downstairs a few years ago. And yes, hot foam straight-razoring of your neckline is a part of his repertoire.

[Steve]

I didn't know Jack was back to cutting! I wonder if Petee is still over at Nichols Hills.

[Lazio85]

Braniff Building by lazio85, on Flickr

[BoulderSooner]

it is going to look great when the start installing the glass

[Pete]

Removed at request of A Good Egg Group.

[Spartan]

That does look sharp. Reminds me of the new Cafe7 in FNC.

[soonerguru]

Removed at request of A Good Egg Group.

Why was this removed?

[tuck]

The images were mistakenly posted to another public website before they should have been. Parts of them weren't accurate. We will release the correct images very soon. Thanks for understanding.

[wschnitt]

The repairs in the plaster work. Looks really great. In some places it has been cut away presumably for the kitchen of Tuck's new restaurant.

[wschnitt]

more windows

[Just the facts]

Seeing how much of this building was torn down and then restored to what you see above, I find myself ticked off that the other building were torn down.