Provision Kitchen

Decent tasting Greek salad delivered by postmates.
Unfortunately I only received 2.4 ounces of cooked chicken for an extra $ 5.
Seems a little steep.

I wanted to try this place but haven’t heard much about this place so I decided to check out my neighbor restaurant. The takeout is similar to what you get at whole-​foods but the quality and taste is way better. I had a big mix salad with jumbo shrimp and it was great. The atmosphere wasn’t to bad. The reason I got a salad because everything there is to go. My problem with this place is I wish they served hot foods. I want to have a hot meal not microwaved in the restaurant. They said that they can microwave my food to make it hot and I could eat it there but what’s the point of that which by the way is counterproductive when you are at an all organic restaurant. That’s why I have to give it a 3 star. Start service hot foods you could possibly be the new talk of the city but I’m going to be honest no one knows about this place.

I really wanted to like this place, but the food is pretty average. The price is what you should expect for this kind of product and the atmosphere is great. Staff is super friendly as well, but the food just isn’t very good. Fit Foods just taste so much better.

I was visiting from NY looking for a place with wholesome food and an awareness of allergy issues. I was pleasantly surprised to find Provision Kitchen in my Unilocal search. The Butternut Squash pancakes are delicious (gluten free) and the Egg Scramble with Goat Cheese, Spinach and Sweet Potato are also delicious and hearty. The prices are very reasonable and the staff is very willing to answer any questions and help you with your choices. If you have allergies and are looking for food that doesn’t taste bland and unimaginative, this is the place! I can’t wait to eat there on my next trip to OKC.

I throughly enjoyed my lunch here today. After skimming the selection of pre-​made meals in the cooler, I landed on one of their freshly prepared salads at the back. Everything here is local and fresh, making it extremely easy to pick out foods that are good and good for you. They also have a large selection of drinks to choose from. The girl at the counter was extremely friendly and the entire restaurant was very clean. The salad itself (BBQ Chicken) was large and very nicely prepared. They prepare it in front of you so you can modify the ingredients that go in if you choose. The dressing on this particular salad was very good and not too heavy. I’m excited to try more in the future!

It’s about time OKC got a place like Provision Kitchen! This place has quickly won me over and I highly recommend based on just a few of the following:
Healthy Lifestyle — As a young and healthy minded working professional, I’ve found a tremendous amount of value in these healthy take away meals. For starters, one quick visit to PK eliminates all the decisions I have to make about my meal choices during the busiest parts of the week. Secondly, I know that every meal here has nutritional values that help me stay aligned with my goals whether that is getting lean, building muscle, or just trying to feel better after a few weeks of poor eating decisions. And there truly is such a large variety that is almost more crave worthy than anything I can get elsewhere (plug: try the sliders!)
Quality — One of my biggest compliments goals to the quality of the meals at Provision Kitchen. Every item I’ve had has been extremely fresh and tastes as though it was made in my own kitchen. For example, the eggs in the breakfast items are honestly just as light and fluffy as when they come off the skillet. Although I plead ignorance on some of the farm to table industry, the quality seems to speak for itself. I also think they are pretty skilled at carefully and consistently picking the right meats and veggies that maintain a much better shelf life than places like Whole Foods or other grocers do for their pre-​packed meals and aren’t loaded with excessive calories or ingredients. Hats off to the chef!
Price — Considering I’m pretty budget conscious, I’m constantly looking for ways to better manage my «manageable» expenses. I’ve actually found that the meals at PK (average $ 8-​$ 12) are extremely reasonable when I look at my financial decisions in the week. Drop $ 50-​$ 60 on a Sunday, I’ve got more than handful of lunches and dinners that’ll last me through a given work week. Not only does it take the guess work out of grocery shopping, it helps me stay disciplined so that I can enjoy eating out on occasion without regret.

Actually healthier ingredients (way tastier too) than Whole Foods (sorry, WF isn’t serving us organic chicken & grass fed beef) without the crowds. Of course the quality and convenience is reflected in the price, but it’s a wonderful option that fills a much-​needed nutrient gap in OKC’s take-​home food scene. I hope it receives the support it needs to remain open in a sea of burger and pizza joints.

This place is completely different from any place I’ve ever been to. The concept is fresh, local, organic food prepared to go so that customers can have these meals quick and easy, instead of having to sit down or prepare it themselves. You can eat them in house, but it’s mostly meant to be to go. It’s a little pricy, but their food is really good and you can definitely tell that it is fresh. I really like the idea of quick, healthy meals, unlike drive thru fast food that’s terrible for you. It’s a nice alternative.

Delicious! Nutritious! Fun Atmosphere!
I had a great experience at PK! I was greeted immediately by a friendly staff member and received a full explanation about the restaurant and the organic farm where many of the ingredients come from. I had the out of this world kale salad from the fresh-​tossed salad bar and butternut squash soup. Both were delicious!
I live in Chicago and wish there was a PK near me! Quick, healthy and tasty options are hard to find. Next time I’m in Oklahoma City, I am definitely coming back.

Hm. I’m really not sure what all of the fuss is about.
Let me put it this way: the staff is super-​helpful and super-​friendly. The ambiance is nice. There’s plenty of parking and it’s quick service model if you need healthy grab-​and-​go food.
But honestly? For the price, drive down the street and grab a wrap or some soup-​and-​salad at Whole Foods. My husband and I had lunch and we dropped $ 25 on what were essentially dressed-​up microwave meals. The idea and marketing are appealing, but I don’t think we’ll be back.

Can’t pick one favorite, as I’ve been a fan of every meal I’ve eaten there (6 so far!) One amazing item is the teriyaki chicken bowl because it’s only 450 calories yet I have to eat in two parts because it’s so filling! My 7 y/​o son loves the salmon & the buffalo sliders. My husband is split between chili, ginger chicken & pasta bolognese. The sausage is A++. The egg white & goat cheese scramble is phenomenal. Re: Randy R’s comment of plastic containers. They’re actually aluminum. Not plastic.

The food was quite tasty, but portions were a bit small for the price. I tried the Chicken Bolognese and my mother tried the Gaucho Steak. Both were very good, but I was particularly impressed at the quality of the steak after being heated in the microwave.
Although we took food home, there was a place to heat and enjoy your food on site.
The breakfast looked good, perhaps worth a return visit.

Grabbed a quick lunch and found the salad bar to be robust with the prepared meals very tasty. The only thing you have to get past is price (not cheap) and the concept of prepared meals in plastic that is microwaved. Really like the calorie count on the packages and the facility is stripped but attractive.
Help still seems a little uncertain but I think the concept will work.