There are getting to be more restaurants in the Oklahoma City metro area that specialize in breakfast, one that I love visiting is the Hunny Bunny Biscuit Company.
We were able to stop in on a cloudy Thursday afternoon, usually the weekends are busier but this day was quiet. Their menu is mostly biscuit related items, biscuit sandwiches, biscuits and gravy, or their version of eggs Benedict called Benny’s. I went with a basic biscuit with bacon, egg, and cheese, while Big K had a hot mess. We both had iced maple cinnamon lattes to drink as well. The drinks were there first, they were great. Could really taste the maple mixing with the cinnamon. Not long after our breakfast meals came out. Not going to lie, the biscuit sandwich is way bigger than anything you can get at a chain restaurant. The biscuit was buttery and everything cooked perfectly. I did get a side of tater tots and they were fried perfectly. Big K’s hot mess consists of a biscuit covered in tots, cheese, sausage gravy, and an egg. He loved every bite.
We always love dedicated breakfast restaurants, Hunny Bunny Biscuit Company has been in the OKC area for almost 10 years now. We’ve been a few times and try new stuff each time. Their original location is on NW 23rd Street with the second location on Memorial Road. If you want biscuits for breakfast, I recommend stopping in someday. I give them 5 strips of bacon.
Address: 429 NW 23rd St., Oklahoma City; 6100 W. Memorial Rd., Oklahoma City.
Spring is here and there is a lot to do this weekend. We have car shows in Enid, Norman, Woodward, and Duncan; also the very popular tulip festival in downtown Oklahoma City. Plus Easter festivities are starting this weekend as well. Hopefully the weather will be nice so get out and enjoy the events around the state.
2026 Art Show & Sale at Woolaroc- Bartlesville- Mar 5th– 27th
Flashlight Easter Egg Hunt- Yukon- Mar 27th
OKC Farmers Public Market- Oklahoma City- Mar 28th
Future of Sound Fest- Oklahoma City Factory Obscura- Mar 28th
Indoor Farmers Market- Edmond Mitch Park- Mar 28th
Norman Wine & Craft Festival- Norman Cleveland County Fairgrounds- Mar 28th
Alias Brass- Duncan Chisholm Trail Museum- Mar 28th
Harlem Globetrotters- Oklahoma City Paycom Center- Mar 28th
1889 Territorial School Open House- Edmond- Mar 28th
Coffee & Guitars- Edmond Music- Mar 28th
Saturday Morning Music Sessions- Arcadia Round Barn- Mar 28th
4th Annual Honks & Horns Car Show- Norman Main Event- Mar 28th
Last Frontier Scouting America Car Show- Enid Chisholm Trail Expo Center- Mar 28th
Red Brick Road Food Truck & Art Festival- Enid The Breeze- Mar 28th
Monster Trucks- Enid Chisholm Trail Expo Center- Mar 28th
WW Rodders Spring Fling Car & Bike Show- Woodward County Fairgrounds- Mar 27th– 28th
101st Annual Prince of Peace Easter Pageant- Lawton Holy City of the Wichitas- Mar 28th
Spring Festival Craft & Vendor Show- Duncan Simmons Center- Mar 27th– 28th
Pre-War Swap Meet- Duncan Stephens County Fair & Expo Center- Mar 26th– 28th
Native Market- Oklahoma City Church of the Open Arms- Mar 28th
Storypalooza- Norman- Mar 28th
Arabian Horse Association Spring Fling- Tulsa Expo Square- Mar 26th– 28th
Spring Craft, Food, & Gift Bazaar- Broken Arrow Rhema Ninowski Recreation Center- Mar 27th– 28th
First day of spring is March 20th and there is a lot going on around the state. We do have lots of sports going on- SEC gymnastics championships are in Tulsa at the BOK center, first round of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament is in Oklahoma City at the Paycom Center, and the first round of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament is in Norman at the Lloyd Noble Center. Heard on Hurd, Farm to Table Festival, and the Three Sisters Celebration are some interesting events around the state. Have fun and be careful.
39th St District OKC Monthly Market- Oklahoma City 39th St District- Mar 20th
2026 Oklahoma Youth Expo- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Mar 11th– 20th
Spring Roundup- Oklahoma City National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum- Mar 16th– 20th
The Great Junk Hunt- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Mar 20th– 21st
Heart of Yukon Craft Show- Yukon First United Methodist Church- Mar 21st
Castle Falls & Council Grove Historically Local Tour- Oklahoma City- Mar 21st
Guthrie Downtown Market Toy & Collectible Market- Guthrie- Mar 21st
Spring is finally here as is spring break. Lots going on this weekend, my favorite parade, the St. Patrick’s Day parade, will be in the Stockyards. High school basketball at the state fair arena, as well as lots of spring craft markets around the state. Should be nice weather, so get out.
2nd Friday Norman Art Walk- Norman- Mar 13th
LIVE! on the Plaza- Oklahoma City Plaza District- Mar 13th
2nd Annual Daffodil & Tulip Show- Oklahoma City Will Rogers Park- Mar 14th
If you are up in north Edmond or south Guthrie a new coffee shop has opened and it’s worth a stop. In a small building just south of a strip mall sits the new Maple and Honey Coffee Company.
Opened in March of 2024, this little coffee hut is just a quick stop to get some good coffee. Big K has stopped here a few times and loved everything he has gotten. A few weeks ago was my first visit, I got an iced brown sugar and vanilla latte. Big K got the House, a blended maple breve with a maple soft top and cinnamon. Didn’t take long to get our drinks and we took off down Waterloo Road. I had a quick sip of Big K’s drink, it was good, definite maple flavor. Mine was amazing, love how the brown sugar mixed with the vanilla.
Maple and Honey Coffee Company is a great place to just drive up and get a quick drink. Only about a year old, this veteran owned business has been developing a following. There were quite a few cars driving up but the baristas kept the line moving. So I’ll give them 5 strips of bacon, excited to be up there again to try more of their menu.
March starts on Sunday, hopefully that means spring is here, done with winter. A few things going on this weekend, weather should be nice. I know I’ll be getting in some yard work.
‘90’s Rewind- Oklahoma City Science Museum Oklahoma- Feb 27th
Route 66 Exhibit Opening- Claremore Will Rogers Memorial Museum- Feb 27th
Northwest District Junior Livestock Show- Enid Chisholm Trail Expo Center- Feb 21st– 27th
54th Annual Canadian County Junior Livestock Show- El Reno Canadian County Expo Center- Feb 20th– 27th
OK State High School Wrestling Championships- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Feb 26th– 28th
2 Hip Chicks Roadshow- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Feb 27th– 28th
Indoor Farmers Market- Edmond Mitch Park- Feb 28th
Grady County Junior Livestock Show- Chickasha Grady County Fairgrounds- Feb 23rd– 28th
Eagle Tours- Vian Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge- Feb 28th
Factory Obscura Garage Sale- Oklahoma City Factory Obscura- Feb 28th
Antique Doll Exhibit- Hominy Fred & Addie Drummond Home- Feb 4th– 28th
Antique Advertising Show & Auction- Ardmore- Feb 27th– 28th
IEA Zone 7 Championships- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Feb 28th– Mar 1st
OKC Sports Card & Memorabilia Show- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Feb 28th– Mar 1st
Trade Show & Blue Game- Oklahoma City- Mar 1st
Love Takes Root Orchid Show- Oklahoma City Myriad Gardens- Now- Mar 1st
Akdar Shrine Circus- Tulsa Expo Square- Feb 26th– Mar 1st
Just Between Friends- Tulsa Expo Square- Feb 26th– Mar 1st
Still February and not a lot going on quite yet. We do have the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Library book sale, Lunar New Year Celebration at the Myriad, and Starbird’s Car Show in Tulsa. Try to get out and have fun.
SWOSU Jazz Festival- Weatherford- Feb 19th– 20th
Castle Falls & Council Grove Historically Local Tour- Oklahoma City- Feb 21st
Daddy Daughter Dance- Midwest City Nick Harroz Community Center- Feb 21st
Oklahoma Kids Wrestling- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Feb 20th– 21st
Girls Day Out- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Feb 21st
Indoor Farmers Market- Edmond Mitch Park- Feb 21st
Lunar New Year- Oklahoma City Myriad Gardens- Feb 21st
Eagle Tours- Vian Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge- Feb 21st
Grove Home, Garden, & Travel Show- Grove Wolf Creek Expo Center- Feb 20th– 21st
Monster Truck Insanity- Ada Pontotoc County Agri-Plex- Feb 20th– 21st
Indian Taco, Meatpie, & Arts & Crafts Sale- Oklahoma City Church of the Open Arms- Feb 21st
RV Showdown- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Feb 20th– 22nd
Friends of the Library Book Sale- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Feb 20th– 22nd
Vintage Tulsa Show- Tulsa Expo Square- Feb 20th– 22nd
Friends of the Library Book Sale- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Feb 21st– 22nd
Darryl Starbird’s National Rod & Custom Show- Tulsa SageNet Center at Expo Square- Feb 20th– 22nd
Tulsa Women’s Expo- Tulsa Central Park Hall- Feb 21st– 22nd
Texoma Comic Con- Durant Choctaw Event Center- Feb 21st– 22nd
Jackson County Junior Livestock Show- Altus- Feb 20th– 23rd
92nd Annual Woodward District Livestock Show- Woodward County Event Center- Feb 14th– 24th
Just Between Friends Consignment Sale- Norman Cleveland County Fairgrounds- Feb 21st– 25th
Northwest District Junior Livestock Show- Enid Chisholm Trail Expo Center- Feb 21st– 27th
54th Annual Canadian County Junior Livestock Show- El Reno Canadian County Expo Center- Feb 20th– 27th
Antique Doll Exhibit- Hominy Fred & Addie Drummond Home- Feb 4th– 28th
Love Takes Root Orchid Show- Oklahoma City Myriad Gardens- Now- Mar 1st
Might be raining this weekend, plus it’s Valentine’s Day on Saturday. Still events going on around the state. Cat show in El Reno, art show at Factory Obscura, and a few Lunar New Year celebrations going on around as well. Try to have a good weekend.
2nd Friday Norman Art Walk- Norman- Feb 13th
Lion Dance- Edmond Blue Moon Chinese Restaurant- Feb 13th
V-Day Bash and Art Show- Oklahoma City Factory Obscura- Feb 14th
Oklahoma Bison Association Winter Show & Auction- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Feb 14th
LOVE! On the Plaza- Oklahoma City Plaza District- Feb 14th
Indoor Farmers Market- Edmond Mitch Park- Feb 14th
Southwest District Livestock Show- Chickasha Grady County Fairgrounds- Feb 10th– 14th
Eagle Tours- Vian Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge- Feb 14th
I Love You MOH Valentine’s Party- Claremore Museum of History- Feb 14th
Valentine’s Dinner & Movie- Sulphur Chickasaw Cultural Center- Feb 14th
Quilting Across Generations- Lawton Great Plains Coliseum- Feb 13th– 14th
Second Saturdays- Stillwater Oklahoma State University Museum of Art- Feb 14th
Adele Wolf’s Burlesque & Variety Show- Oklahoma City Auditorium at the Douglass- Feb 14th
Vietnamese New Year Celebration- Oklahoma City 9101 S Western- Feb 15th
Pool & Spa Show- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Feb 13th– 15th
Buchanan’s Vintage Flea Market- Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Fair Park- Feb 14th– 15th
Monster Jam- Oklahoma City Paycom Center- Feb 14th– 15th
Southwest Rustic Market- Elk City Convention Center- Feb 14th– 15th
TICA Cat Show- El Reno Canadian County Expo Center- Feb 13th– 15th
Oklahoma Tackle, Hunting, & Boat Show- Grove Wolf Creek Expo Center- Feb 13th– 15th
Lunar New Year- Norman Riverwind- Feb 15th
RV & Boat Show- Lawton Comanche County Fairgrounds- Feb 13th– 15th
Mardi Gras- Oklahoma City The Jones Assembly- Feb 15th
92nd Annual Woodward District Livestock Show- Woodward County Event Center- Feb 14th– 24th
Antique Doll Exhibit- Hominy Fred & Addie Drummond Home- Feb 4th– 28th
Love Takes Root Orchid Show- Oklahoma City Myriad Gardens- Now- Mar 1st
There has been so much talk about the new Italian deli opened in Bethany a few months ago, so you know I had to go try it out. We picked a nice Saturday afternoon and stopped in.
It was quiet when we got there and greeted enthusiastically by the owner along with several employees. The menu board on the wall was quite simple, so we picked out respective sandwiches. I ordered the toasted College & 36th, a sandwich stuffed with baked ham, Cooper white cheese, caramelized onion jam, Romaine, roasted tomato, all on a rosemary loaf. Big K got the cold sandwich called the Abruzzi. This sandwich is huge, with crispy chicken, Prosciutto, Ricotta cheese, mozzarella, arugula, roasted bell peppers with a balsamic glaze on a roll. While the owner was making up the sandwiches, we checked out the other offerings. They had plenty of sides, but we decided on the pasta salad and potato salad. We got everything to go, so we could just relax and eat at home. We dove into the sides first, the pasta salad was amazing. Large cheese filled ravioli with spices and parmesan cheese in what seemed to be an olive oil. Then we had the potato salad, which was also good. Large chunks of skin-on red potatoes in a creamy mayo-type sauce. Then we got to our sandwiches. The Abruzzi that Big K ordered was stuffed full of meats. I had a small bite, this will be what I get on my next visit. The chicken with the Prosciutto worked so well with the Ricotta and mozzarella providing some color to the flavors. My College and 36th was great as well. The ham and cheese worked so well with the caramelized onion, so good together.
Angelo’s Italian Deli is new to the city. Opened just a few months ago and have been quite popular ever since. They do also have an actual deli inside where you can order meats and cheeses by the pound. Coffee and tea are on the menu for drinks if you want to try that as well. There is also a dessert case with all kinds of treats, I just didn’t get anything this trip but will next time. Located on NW 36th just south of Southern Nazarene University in Bethany, they are easy to find. I loved every bite of my food and am excited to stop in again. I’m giving them 5 strips of bacon.
The Fat Okie 