Two other places to try are the Tavern on Brady (http://www.taverntulsa.com/) and Kilkenny's (http://www.tulsairishpub.com/). As a word of caution, I should say that I am not paleo though my partner is and she alerted me to this post.

Tavern on Brady is a great restaurant using a lot of locally sourced foods. It's a little more expensive, but i think it's a great value. Last time I was there I got a pork chop and some vegetables. I would be surprised if they wouldn't make modifications to the extent that a dish is not paleo, but I would recommend calling ahead to ask about how a dish is prepared if you're nervous.

Kilkenny's is an Irish pub and restaurant that makes a lot of strong Irish dishes, believe it or not, but which also has a huge menu. The food is overall very solid. Last time there I got grilled salmon and vegetables, so a non-Irish dish. It was pretty solid.

Good luck!

One more thought -- I second the Hibiscus recommendation, I thought the Jamaican food is as good as I got in Jamaica.

I used to live in Tulsa and, a few years ago (when I was first toying with low-carb eating), I shot a film there.

I would suggest wandering to "Brookside" where there's a whole row of fun restaurants and shops. It's on Peoria Ave between 31st and 41st. Two favourites are:

The Brook Restaurant

• http://www.yelp.com/biz/brook-restaurant-tulsa
• You'll have to ask to have your burger wrapped in lettuce, but they'll do it for you. :)

&

Hibiscus Caribbean Bar & Grill

• http://www.yelp.com/biz/hibiscus-caribbean-bar-and-grill-tulsa
• Just ask to leave out the rice and beans.

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Also, check out this thread: http://paleohacks.com/questions/87458/paleo-restaurant-choices-in-oklahoma#axzz1nsjphvzN

I highly recommend Stonehorse. They have beef liver, awesome carpaccio, and a constantly changing menu based on seasonality. Absolutely my favorite Tulsa restaurant.