The Jones Assembly is one of the most unique hangouts in OKC. Situated in an old Fred Jones Manufacturing Plant (right next door to the acclaimed 21c Museum Hotel in Film Row), it’s the perfect place for grabbing an after-work snack/drink or sitting down to a family brunch, complete with classic cartoons on the big screen.

The menu features refined regional cuisine. The deviled eggs and avocado toast are a must. Pizzas are wood fired to perfection, and main courses like steak frites and Nashville hot chicken will leave you surprised and satisfied. For the adventurous sort, start with the Thai chili-glazed octopus.

The Jones Assembly also features classic cocktails, craft beer, an extensive wine list and an inventive beverage program. Get down with the Disco Nap, made with El Jimador tequila, Cointreau, lime, sage syrup and blackberry, or cool off with the frozen Frosé, featuring Marques de Caceras rosé wine, Gordon’s gin, lemon and strawberry. Be sure to check out the upstairs T Room bar for special offerings, fantastic views and an extensive vinyl collection.

And when it’s concert time, all the restaurant gear disappears to make room for whatever national recording artist or local band happens to be performing.

Photos by Madison Rae Jones.