NATV Is A Farm-To-Table Restaurant Serving Modern Native American Food In Oklahoma

Oklahoma is rich in Native American history and culture, but it's not very easy to find traditional Native American food in the state besides Indian tacos. That is until now. NATV Restaurant is a farm-to-table restaurant focused on serving modern Native American cuisine to Oklahomans. It opened this year in Broken Arrow, and they already have dozen of raving reviews. Bringing modern Native American cuisine to the forefront and back to Oklahoma roots, you don't want to miss a meal here.

NATV Restaurant is located on Main Street in Broken Arrow. They opened in April 2022 and Oklahomans are loving it.

The vibe is modern and clean. It's a smaller restaurant but very inviting and enjoyable. You'll find colorful artwork on the walls and wood tables throughout the dining space.

On the menu, you won't find Indian tacos. Instead, you'll indigenous dishes and flavors. Helmed by Jacque Siegfried, whose father taught her how to cook, Siegfried became more curious over the years about her own Native American culture.

Siegfried says that by opening her place and reconnecting with her indigenous roots, she can also connect with people, too. This cuisine boasts earthy flavors and of course, they serve fry bread. Pictured here is a seared filet with a Wojapi sauce. Doesn't it look divine?

The corn medley might be one of my favorite side dishes. Just look at all the yumminess packed into one bite.

The menu also has three desserts, one of which is this delicious honeysuckle pecan cake. Don't these flowers on top add a nice touch?

We love the earthy, modern touches around this place. They also have some merchandise you can purchase that will help support this Oklahoma restaurant and help spread the word.

To view the full menu, follow along on their Facebook page to view more photos of menu items.

If you're looking for more ethnic food in Oklahoma, check out our previous article, "9 Restaurants In Oklahoma To Get Ethnic Food That Will Blow Your Mind."