We had brunch today at Kitchen 324. Coffees were very good. I had the caramel latte and my wife had a pumpkin spice latte. No h were rich and creamy. I had the Paul's Big Boy which was very tasty and did not disappoint. She had the Stuffed French toast with Nutella, bananas, strawberries and Nutella sauce. It looked amazing! I was full from my Big Boy. We had the cinnamon roll to share which was soft, warm and delicious! I highly recommend Kitchen 324! Blaine was our server and recommended some great choices.

I've been twice since arriving to OKC and both were good brunch experiences. I had the chicken pot pie my first visit and it was good. The atmosphere was very crisp clean and felt art deco to me. On my second visit I had the pancake and it was excellent! (If you are a big pancake fan DO NOT skip this). The coffee and accompanying food was good. Service was decent both times, however I overheard an adjacent table getting offered a free pastry for being a first time guest. I ended up getting one after asking, but it certainly would have been nice for my server to offer the same complimentary treat. Overall a B+ brunch spot with a couple of really tasty food items. I will be back to try their Philippe's inspired sandwich, (an LA staple) and I recommend you visit for yourself. Do ask about the free pastry for first time guests as the cinnamon roll was yummy!

Kitchen 324 is still a nice place to grab a bite to eat! The vibes are good, the decor is pretty, and the service is nice! I don't love that it's always freezing cold or that you are seated soooo close to people. It's definitely not the place to go if you desire a private conversation. Highly recommend trying the grilled cheese! A great flair on an American classic!

I always enjoy eating at Kitchen No. 324! They are a scratch kitchen, and you can definitely tell (in the best way)! It's such a bright, open environment - with great music, may I add - and the waitstaff are very polite and professional. Their biscuits are my favorite way to start a brunch, especially because of the orange marmalade that comes on the side. Today I ordered the Paul's Big Boy (2 eggs, bacon, house potatoes, and a croissant) with my new favorite coffee, their Spanish Latte (espresso, steamed milk, cocoa, and cinnamon, pictured below). If you don't feel like sitting down, you can also order coffee or some of their pastries to go! If you're looking for a nicer brunch spot in OKC where you can dress up or down, this is the place for you.

During a recent Saturday morning, I had the pleasure of taking my good friend Kathi, who was visiting from California, to Kitchen No. 324 for breakfast. This charming restaurant exceeded all our expectations, leaving us both with a memorable dining experience. From the moment we arrived, we were warmly greeted and seated by our waitress, Gretchen. Despite being new, Gretchen was fantastic, providing exceptional service with a friendly and attentive attitude. Her dedication and professionalism were truly impressive. Madison, another staff member, also contributed to our wonderful experience with his friendly demeanor and helpfulness. Kathi decided to try the biscuits and gravy, a Southern classic that she absolutely loved. The dish was flavorful and satisfying, capturing the essence of comfort food. As for me, I opted for Paul's Big Boy, a hearty breakfast platter that featured the most delicious potatoes I have ever tasted. Each bite was a delightful combination of crispy and tender, perfectly seasoned to enhance the overall dish. Gretchen and Madison made us feel incredibly welcome, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that made our breakfast even more enjoyable. Their excellent service and genuine hospitality left a lasting impression on Kathi, who departed with a newfound appreciation for Oklahoma's dining scene. If you find yourself in the area, I highly recommend visiting Kitchen No. 324. The food is outstanding, and the service provided by the fantastic team, especially Gretchen and Madison, is second to none. This restaurant is a true gem in Oklahoma City, and I can't wait to return for another delightful meal.

100% one of the best meals we had on our Oklahoma trip. I would definitely recommend getting a reservation (even on a Friday morning) because it filled up quickly. The sandwich was extremely filling, and the ambience is great. My ONLY complaint is that the tables are super close together. Like, to the point where you're basically part of the other tables conversation.

Cute breakfast/brunch spot. Our server, Blaine was exceptional. The cost to quality ratio of the food was great. I ordered the salmon toast and it was packed with lox. The breakfast sandwich was delightful with fluffy eggs. Their roasted potatoes were crispy with a sprinkle of sea salt finish it. We also ordered the maple donut, it was a cake donut which isn't my preference but still good. It tasted a tad oily but in a satisfying in guilty pleasure way. My only recommendation for improvement was in the coffee department. My Spanish latte was lacking any flavor. There was too much milk. In fairness, the single barista was visibly swamped with orders. Overall, it was a great brunch and experience

Everything was so good!! We made a reservation and got in pretty quickly. The staff was very accommodating. The building as beautiful. I had the huge pancake with a side of bacon. The side of bacon was about 5 slices. It was perfectly crispy. The pancake was hearty and sweet. My husband got the Pauls big breakfast which came with eggs, potatoes, bacon, and a buttery crescent roll. Sounds good? IT WAS GOOD!!!! We would definitely go back. 10+ stars.

You MUST start off with the biscuits! Perfect taste and texture and their orange jam was delightful (you can ask them to bring out honey as well) Secondly the fried chicken pot pie. THE FLAVOR!! Not only is it aesthetically pleasing but it was a one way direct ticket to flavortown. Their coffee is amazing and the service was excellent, I would return here for sure.