There are so many unique restaurants in Oklahoma. From repurposed shipping containers to food truck parks, there is simply no shortage of memorable dining experiences waiting to be enjoyed in the Sooner State. We have dedicated a lot of time to discovering some of the most unique restaurants in Oklahoma -- check out our original list here -- and quickly found out that there were even more worth mentioning. Below you'll find some additional eateries, cafes, and restaurants that belong on your dining radar.

1. Cafe Alley, Ardmore

Our list of unique restaurants in Oklahoma begins at Café Alley. This casual bistro setting in Downtown Ardmore serves delicious, quality food that is always fresh. The porch setting is unique...a pull-up garage door that opens up to the back street. Café Alley maintains a local feel, paying homage to the heritage of Ardmore with the décor in the building, such as vintage photos of the town.

2. McGehee Catfish Restaurant, Marietta

McGehee Catfish is a hidden gem in Marietta, Oklahoma. It covers an area of 8 acres at an elevation of 760 feet overlooking the Red River. The catfish, relish, and coleslaw are outstanding.

3. Bleu Garten, Oklahoma City

Oklahoma's original food truck park offered an outdoor dining experience that was completely unique, compared to anywhere else in Oklahoma. You'd find delicious food, shaded seating, misters, heaters, alcohol, light music, and theater entertainment - a combination of luxury new to Oklahoma food parks. (Editor's Note: Unfortunately, Bleu Garten has closed its door for good.)

4. The Spudder, Tulsa

This casual restaurant pays homage to Tulsa's rich oil history by decorating the walls of the dining room with oil memorabilia. It is a good old-fashioned steakhouse where everything is homemade.

5. Broadway 10, Oklahoma City

A New York, New York vibe in Oklahoma is unique and provides a fun night out on the town. Broadway 10 is an upscale Oklahoma City chophouse and bar. From the wood-fired meats to the handcrafted cocktails, every meal there is truly a unique experience.

6. White Dog Hill, Clinton

Situated on a hill 3 miles east of downtown Clinton, White Dog Hill offers diners a sweeping view of the countryside and the town below. The restaurant motto is, "Come for the view, stay for the food."

7. Fireside Dining, Ardmore

Fireside Dining is a one-of-a-kind dining experience in Ardmore, near Lake Murray. The wooded area provides for a secluded dining experience with a superb menu. The prime rib is considered the best anywhere.

8. Tokyo Pot, Stillwater

Last but not least on our list of unique restaurants in Oklahoma is Tokyo Pot. Tokyo Pot is a Shabu Shabu-style restaurant in Downtown Stillwater. Diners cook their own meats, veggies & fish in a cozy space surrounded by bamboo & lanterns.

Have you dined at any of these unique restaurants in Oklahoma? Which one is your favorite? Feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comments -- we'd love to hear from you! You can also share your favorite little-known spots with us by filling out a nomination form.

If you're looking for more dining inspiration, be sure to check out our Ultimate Guide for Dining In Oklahoma, where you'll find a little something for every palette.