Edna’s

Edna’s

The birthplace of Oklahoma’s legendary Lunchbox cocktail (equal parts Coors Light and orange juice mixed with a shot of amaretto), Edna’s is old school in all the very best ways. You can get beer on tap for less than two dollars, crispy fried pickles and staple a dollar to the wall along with all the other regulars.

Edna’s club and restaurant in Oklahoma City is a popular neighborhood bar with dollar bills stapled to the restaurant walls. The club has sold well over a million of its famous “Lunchbox” cocktails made from fresh orange juice, light beer and amaretto served in a frosty mug.

In addition to great cocktails and beer, you will also find appetizers, nachos and basket dinners. While the eatery has been renovated several times, it has managed to preserve its original casual style.

Edna’s is another institution in Oklahoma City for their creation of the “Lunchbox.” Unlike the lunchboxes that kids take to school, Edna’s is a boozy concoction made of beer, amaretto, and a pinch of orange juice.