KNOTTY PINE BBQ Barbeque restaurant was a Tulsa icon until burning - now vanished
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Knotty Pine was one of Tulsa's oldest restaurants when it burned several years ago. This is story from Jack Frank documentary "Tulsa A to Z" which featured Knotty Pine for the letter K.
Knotty Pine was located on Charles Page Boulevard near 33rd West Avenue
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I wish they would come back!
Is Knotty Pig on 15th & Memorial the same as Knotty Pine?
@@youtubeintrojob279 It is.
Not the same in my opinion.
@@youtubeintrojob279 same sauce but not the same sandwich I remember.
It's called the naughty pig now.
Miss it so much. Was sad when it burned down a second time.
Remember going there to eat as a kid growing up my favourite was barbeque bologna
The Knotty Pig on 15th between Sheridan and Memorial is the same as Knotty Pine. The woman in the video is Kerry, she is still working there. They have added burgers, but the bologna is different now, Kerry said they can't get the bologna they used to have, it's no longer made, so they had to go to something else, and it's not as good, but everything else is good.
Good place from back in the day.
Grew up on Knotty Pine BBQ!
All the old Westside remember the knotty pine. I worked at Wheatley across the street.ate there on payday with Greg Davis in 1980s...m.stamps.
RIP Knotty Pine
The hot BBQ sauce sobered up my buddy one night. It funny was hell.
my father did a lot of renovating on the knotty pine location that burned down years ago. I was between 6-8. I would help him do over night work because they were open during the day. The owners were always so nice. they would leave the freezer unlocked at night so me and my father could make meals while we stayed over night.
they had a little bit of a mouse problem so i would go under the floors with a pellet gun and try and remove as many as i could. there was never a lot of mice buut nobody wants them in their restaurant. Very good food and very good memories
Ate there and used take out over the years.
When did you film this Jack?
2009 when we shot story which in on "Tulsa A to DVD"
Think it burned shortly after we were there. Same happened with Admiral Twin. It burned after our story. Must be cursed.
I’d say stop filming then LOL! But i love these videos though lol.
I was trying to remember what year it burned. Thanks