Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
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Reviews
But sincerely, the food, atmosphere, service, and ambiance was delightful!
I thoroughly enjoyed the tuna tacos appetizer! The Old Fashioned and Dirty Martini were what you’d find on the mixology dictionary under “perfect drinks”.
I thoroughly enjoyed the chicken and dumplings and the “Adult Happy Meal” was literally, as my big brother drescribed it, ‘one of the top 3 burgers I’ve ever had in my life!’ Even the French fries were perfectly cooked and seasoned.
The attention to detail was amazing!
I sat at the bar and even enjoyed the people sitting next to me! (However, I am kind of a delightful person so maybe it was just me.. lol).
Please, do yourself a favor and give the Pure Kitchen and Market in Jenks a try… you’ll be glad you did. And tell them the guy who’s the “top 10% restraint reviewer in Google” sent you. Lynden’s my name, restaurant reviewing is my game. 😉
Pure Kitchen delivers a beautifully modern atmosphere defined by sculptural circular lighting that glows overhead and reflects softly across the polished floors. The dining room feels intentionally composed, with deep green walls, contemporary art, and plush, remarkably comfortable seating that encourages lingering. The space carries a lively, high-energy hum, which can get loud.
Our primary server managed our complex multi-entrée, multi-dessert, split-five-ways order with calm precision. It was a very busy night, there were some delays in drinks, however all orders were provided. Cynthia herself was also out on the floor, checking in on guests with genuine warmth, grounding the hospitality in her signature grace.
Food:
Note: We ordered almost one of everything on the menu. For brevity, this critique focuses on selecting key dishes and the most meaningful observations.
Chicken Satay – Lemongrass, Ginger Peanut ($15)
A delightful opener featuring initial notes of a sweet, teriyaki-inspired glaze that give way to deep smoky, charred richness. Tangy pops of pickled onion and faint peanut finish each bite with balance. The contrast between the caramelized exterior and the tender interior makes this an exceptional first dish. Simple, focused, and executed with precision.
Salmon Poke Tacos – Avocado, tobiko, scallions, chili mayo ($18)
The brilliance continues with the poke tacos. The crisp wonton shell yields to cool, delicate salmon, followed by creamy avocado and chili-kissed mayo. A gentle heat blooms near the end, rounding out the bite. Bright, refreshing, and texturally playful, this appetizer is a perfect counterpart to the satay. A small, concentrated pocket of heaven.
Walnut and Coriander Cured Salmon – Butternut risotto, fried sage, pomegranate arils ($36)
A beautifully tender, juicy piece of salmon with subtle coriander and a semi-crunchy walnut crust rests atop sweet, delicate butternut-infused risotto. Fried sage adds aroma while the pomegranate provides light acidity and gentle pops of sweetness. The dish is balanced, comforting, and beautifully prepared.
Atlantic Halibut – Sweet potato, tri-color cauliflower, gremolata (MKT)
The halibut arrives perfectly cooked: delicate, juicy, and lightly flaky. The sweet potato purée adds velvety richness and natural sweetness, while the gremolata contributes welcome acidity and brightness. Another stellar offering in a lineup already filled with strong seafood execution.
Pure Burger – Beef, brie, bacon jam, fries
A genuine surprise! Cooked to a perfect medium, each bite features rich, juicy beef followed by sweet bacon jam and tempered by creamy, buttery brie. The toasted bun adds structural contrast. The fries deserve mention on their own, crispy, hot, and beautifully seasoned.
Chicken and Dumplings – Ricotta gnocchi, parmesan cream, herb crumble ($25)
A delightful surprise and one of the more comforting dishes of the night. The ricotta gnocchi is pillowy and tender, coated in a rich parmesan cream that carries the essence of classic chicken and dumplings. The herb crumble and peas bring needed brightness, making this a perfect cold-weather dish.
Deconstructed Cheesecake – Graham cracker,
strawberries, raspberry purée
A playful take on a classic. The cheesecake mousse is beautifully prepared with a bright tanginess that cuts through the sweetness, creating balance and lift. Fresh strawberries and raspberry purée add vibrant acidity and color, giving the dessert a refreshing, lively finish. It’s a fun, approachable dish that reflects the restaurant’s overall aesthetic.
Chocolate Ganache – Raspberry purée
The chocolate ganache is rich and smooth striking the right balance between indulgence and clarity of taste. The raspberry purée on top provides a necessary counterpoint of tartness, keeping the dessert from feeling heavy. A reliable, beautifully composed offering.
My current favorite menu items are the nachos and the burger.. the bacon jam on the burger is to die for!!
Stop by Pure Kitchen and Market soon for your next culinary adventure.
The star of the show was the chicken and dumplings but I’m afraid the rest of the meal was a bit of a let down. Service felt like it’s still finding its rhythm and gluten-free options were a bit limited and confusing to pin point on the menus. The cheese tray came with no olives as described on the menu and the only nuts were ground up walnuts? Very odd. My sirloin and mashed potatoes (pictured) were underwhelming and under seasoned, lots of raw onion and whole garlic cloves but still not much flavor.
It seems like there’s a lot of potential here but not sure I was totally wowed. Would have to try again after it’s had a chance to really work out those new restaurant kinks!