Ride Eat Explore OKC Streetcar Food Tour

The tour kicks off at Highball Kitchen, nestled in the heart of Automobile Alley—a historic district known for its neon signs, renovated car dealerships, and urban energy. Guests will meet here to enjoy their first tasting while getting an intro to the tour, the streetcar system, and the neighborhoods they'll explore.(30 min)

Automobile Alley is a historic district in downtown Oklahoma City. Once home to the city's original car dealerships in the early 1900s, the area still showcases restored red-brick buildings and retro neon signs that nod to its automotive past.(5 min)

Midtown Oklahoma City is a lively, walkable district just north of downtown, known for its mix of historic charm and modern energy.(5 min)

At Fassler Hall, the tour dives into Oklahoma City’s German-inspired beer hall experience. Located in Midtown and just steps from the streetcar stop, Fassler offers a lively, communal atmosphere with long tables, and a menu of hearty bites like bratwurst, pretzels, and duck fat fries.(40 min)

Bricktown is one of Oklahoma City’s most iconic and entertainment-rich districts, blending historic red-brick warehouses with a modern mix of restaurants, bars, shops, and attractions.(5 min)

At Rendezvous Pizza in Bricktown, the tour takes a tasty turn into Detroit-style deep-dish and smoked wings, served up in a laid-back, industrial-chic space with big windows and even bigger flavor. Known for its crispy, cheesy edges, Rendezvous is a local favorite for casual bites and pre/post-game eats.(40 min)

There is always room for dessert! Spark is known for their frozen custard and shakes, serving up a unique flavor every month.(30 min)

Scissortail Park is one of Oklahoma City’s most scenic urban green spaces. Spanning nearly 70 acres, this vibrant park features lush landscaping, water features, public art, and skyline views.(10 min)