

Cafe in a historic building with industrial architecture, offering elevated comfort fare and artisanal desserts.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 324 N Robinson Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
Phone: (405) 763-5911
Website: http://www.kitchen324.com/
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Reviews
She walked me through the drink menu, and I tried my very first French 75, their Strawberry-Thyme French 75, and WOW, it was so good. I also ordered a vanilla cappuccino, and not only did it look beautiful, but it tasted delicious as well. It was strong just how I like it.
For a starter, I got the apple fritter. 10/10. Fluffy, warm, fresh, and made in-house — you can taste the difference. Shailee even heated it up for me, and I almost finished it before my food arrived.
For my main dish, I ordered Paul’s Big Boy, and it definitely lives up to the name — a LOT of food in the best way. The croissant was golden, flaky, warm, and absolutely perfect. I got my eggs scrambled hard, and they were cooked exactly right and seasoned perfectly. The potatoes and bacon were a match made in heaven — crispy, flavorful bacon and tasty potatoes that completed the plate.
To top it all off, the prices are super reasonable for the quality of food and service you get. I couldn’t have asked for a better solo birthday brunch. I’ll definitely be back! ⭐️✨
I was greeted immediately upon walking in and sat at the bar.
I was attended to promptly and offered coffee while I perused the menu. Water was already poured for me as I sat down.
I decided on the Giant Pancake, Brûlée Grapefruit and a side of bacon.
I enjoyed all phases of my meal and have nothing to complain about. The pancake was indeed giant but cooked to perfection. Moist, fluffy and tasted great. The brûlée grapefruit, where has it been all my life?! The bacon, well, it was bacon, which came out hot and tasted fresh.
I had a pleasant experience and would definitely visit again if I ever come back to OKC.
Also, I can see how this place could get packed quickly. Time it right or definitely make a reservation if they have that option.
Everything off the menu is delicious and fresh. The coffee and matcha offerings are top notch as well. I never leave without a goody bag of sweets from the bakery to make the trip even more worth it. Reservations are recommended for weekends though.
On the first floor of a fairly tall building with a quaint, yet inviting little marquee sign above a glass vestibule that leads you inside. The atmosphere was airy, well designed and very clean. Turn left and you are in a dining area with nice tables and booths. Turn right and you could sit by the windows watching locals walking their dogs or heading to work. We sat at a table for two and were greeted by Luz (pronounced louze) who had a totally charming smile, a round silver nose-ring and I believe some other garnishments that gave her a unique appearance. She was so sweet, and working there to save money for school she was attending, to train her to become a legal advocate for less fortunate members of society who needed someone to care. Admirable.
She immediately brought us a pitcher of coffee and some tea for my wife. KITCHEN no.324 offered many, many varieties of both these beverages.
I ordered “Paul’s Big Boy” which was two eggs sunny side up, house bacon, crispy potatoes, and a fresh croissant. The Mrs. had the stuffed french toast that came with nutella cream and sauce, bananas, strawberries, and maple syrup. She also had some scrambled eggs with that. You can order breakfast all day with a choice of breakfast burrito, fried green tomato benedict, a toasted sourdough breakfast sandwich, open faced toast with shaved black forest ham, poached eggs and other tasty items, cold smoked salmon smoked lox, omletes, scratch biscuits and gravy, breakfast bowls, and giant buttermilk pancakes.
Other classic items done the KITCHEN No. 324 way are salads, sweet potato sandwiches, hand carved BLTs, really fancy grilled cheese, french dip, cheeseburgers, fruits & veggies, and their famous fried chicken pot pie. They do modify the menu a bit during the year to keep it exciting.
It’s nice to find a place that serves delicious, great menu choices with a group of caring servers who welcome you with a smile and make you feel right at home.
Most definitely be back! Adding Kitchen No 324 to my Favorite brunch spots in OKC!