
Set in the heart of Oklahoma City in the First National Center, Stock & Bond pays homage to Oklahoma City’s rich agricultural history. Stock & Bond is the modern interpretation on the classic steakhouse with traditional dishes & High Plains steaks paired with American whiskey in a transportive setting.
Hours
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4–10 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: The National, Autograph Collection, 138 Park Ave Level 1, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
Phone: (405) 900-6850
Website: https://www.stockandbondokc.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
Photo Gallery
Related Web Results
Voted Best OKC Steakhouse | Stock & Bond Downtown OKC
Stock & Bond – Select Your Location
Stock & Bond OKC | Oklahoma City OK – Facebook
Last Updates
Reviews
Started at the bar and waited 15 minutes with zero service before finally getting seated. Once we were at our table, our appetizers came out before our drinks even arrived, not a great start.
The food:
The tuna crudo was a miss. Zero flavor, drowned in watermelon juice. You couldn’t even tell the difference between the watermelon and the tuna. We sent it back.
The beef tartare was great,perfectly seasoned with a nice egg yolk and those cheesy toasts. This was the highlight.
The beet salad was solid, and the mac & cheese was fine, nothing special, but fine.
The steak was the biggest disappointment. Came out completely unseasoned, both the meat and the sauce. We were literally throwing salt and pepper on it ourselves. On top of that, it was unevenly cooked, medium rare on one side, overcooked on the other.
To add to the frustration, our waiter never mentioned the specials. We overheard him tell another table about a duck dish, and we would have absolutely ordered that. Limited choices because we didn’t even know.
For a $100+ steakhouse, the service and execution weren’t there. Beautiful space, but the experience fell flat.
The food here leans confidently into classic comfort and mostly nails it. The steak had a proper crust and was cooked with discipline, not overworked or drowned in gimmicks. The mashed potatoes were excellent. Rich, smooth, clearly butter-forward, and built to carry sauce. Mushrooms were deeply caramelized and genuinely flavorful, not an afterthought. Brussels sprouts were well-charred with bacon integrated throughout, savory and satisfying.
Presentation was clean and the kitchen clearly understands restraint. This is a place that commits to what it is rather than chasing trends, which I appreciate.
What keeps it from five stars is a lack of brightness. Everything skewed rich and savory, and one sharper, acidic counterpoint would have elevated the whole meal from very good to memorable.
That said, if you want a confident, no-nonsense steakhouse experience with well-executed sides, this is a reliable choice.
Service was poor and inconsistent. The only decent parts of the meal were the rolls and the wine, and of course the wedge , the steak was cooked incorrectly, and the pasta was extremely spicy with no warning. The steak trio with shrimp arrived with the steak cold, which is unacceptable for any steakhouse, let alone one charging premium prices.
To make matters worse, we ordered coffee with dessert and were instead served a boiling-hot Americano. Attention to detail was clearly lacking across both service and food execution.
For what you pay here, the quality and service should be far better. There are plenty of restaurants that deliver hotter food, better service, and a more polished experience. This visit did not justify the cost.