Living Kitchen Farm and Dairy

An absolute gem - the people, the food, and the environment all created a one-of-a-kind evening everyone should experience

Living kitchen is a wonderful experience! There are many courses. Some better than others. We thought two of courses were excellent and the rest were good. There could definitely been more flavor. I would have loved a southwest spin or southern spin on some of the dishes. The beef dish was flavorless and tough. Short ribs should melt in your mouth. For example, some creamy polenta grits or pepper corn bread would have given the meal the extra boost it needed. It just needed some richness and depth of flavor.

A drive, $150 dinner of so so food. It was a a tomato dinner yes, I’ve never had eggplant that was like shoe leather w/tomatoes on top. The last 3 courses were very disappointing. Lamb okay, brisket slice half fat & tough—dessert was such a weird combo that not dessert at all—it was like a kid made up the combo! My first experience not good & maybe my last.

An exceptional and uniquely Oklahoma experience every time!

Seem like nice people but you need to know a few things. The dinner is 3 hours long!!! Way, way too long in my book. Was supposed to start at 7 but no food til 7:30. We went in July, BIG mistake, as there is no air conditioning and you eat in an exterior covered and screened in patio. Despite a few fans, limited airflow so was stuffy and hot. Food is fine and the farm to table aspect is nice but overall was a really, really disappointing experience. I would not spend 2 hours driving for this, the juice is not worth the squeeze IMO.

unique atmosphere, intimate but not invasive. food is great very unique and enjoyable experience

Living Kitchen Farm and Dairy, nestled in the heart of Depew, Oklahoma, offers more than just a dining experience—it's a journey into the essence of farm-to-table cuisine. Spanning approximately 400 acres, this culinary haven is the brainchild of Chef Lisa Becklund and Linda Ford, in collaboration with farmers Will and Katelyn. Together, they curate an unparalleled gastronomic adventure that showcases the best of Oklahoma's bounty.At Living Kitchen, the experience begins long before the first bite. Guests are greeted with open arms and warm smiles, welcomed into a rustic cabin adorned with fire pits and earthy wood tones. The ambiance exudes a sense of home, inviting patrons to unwind and immerse themselves in the farm's embrace. Communal dining tables foster connections among guests, transforming strangers into friends over shared plates and stories.Service at Living Kitchen is not merely transactional—it's a theatrical performance, orchestrated with precision and passion. Farmers Will and Katelyn share their journey from seed to plate, weaving tales of dedication and reverence for the land. Guiding the evening's narrative are hosts Kylie, Jon, and Abel, whose warmth and hospitality elevate each moment into a cherished memory.Now, let's delve into the pièce de résistance: the food. Chef Becklund's culinary prowess shines through in every dish, each one a masterpiece of flavor and finesse. The "Snacks" course tantalizes the taste buds with beef tartare crowned with a delicate egg yolk and a deceptive carrot "eggroll" bursting with five-spice goodness. The wild garlic tapioca pudding defies expectations, offering a sensory journey like no other.As the meal progresses, each course unfolds like a chapter in a culinary epic. "Bright Eyes" presents a visually stunning chilled soup adorned with radish aguachile, while "Aurora's Flashy Asparagus" showcases wood-charred asparagus atop sweet potato peanut hummus. The lamb dumpling in "The Long Walk" is a revelation of earthy flavors, while the palate cleanser, "Fresh Start," refreshes and revitalizes.The main courses, "Rooting" and "On the Hoof," pay homage to Oklahoma's agricultural heritage with dishes featuring pig's hoof and tail alongside smoked brisket, respectively. Each bite is a celebration of the land's bounty, a testament to the artistry of traditional cooking techniques and the quality of locally sourced ingredients.Desserts at Living Kitchen are a feast for the senses, with "Painted" presenting a lemon thyme semifreddo adorned with spring flowers, and "Back to the Ranch" offering a smoky elderflower pavlova paired with fresh strawberries. These sweet finales leave a lasting impression, a fitting conclusion to an unforgettable culinary odyssey.In conclusion, Living Kitchen Farm and Dairy is more than just a restaurant—it's a testament to the spirit of community, sustainability, and culinary innovation. Through its commitment to farm-to-table excellence, Chef Becklund and her team have created a dining experience that transcends the ordinary, leaving guests with memories to savor long after the last bite. With a final score of 96/100 and the pièce de résistance, Living Kitchen Farm and Dairy stands as a beacon of culinary excellence in the heart of Oklahoma.

What a wonderful meal & experience! I can hardly wait to return!

It took 6 years for the stars to align and finally get reservations and it was the NW Passage dinner! The food was fantastic ? The service was amazing. Dessert was a dandelion ice cream. Amazing! The hosts are so passionate about food. I loved hearing about the food and her stories that accompany each dish. I am enthralled by the whole experience and will be booking many more dinners to come. It's a 40 minute drive from my house and quickest route is all back roads through the heart of Oklahoma. Driving with the windows down alongside my husband in his truck to and from a beautiful dinner experience is the perfect date night

Fantastic food, presentation and experience

Beautiful food, wonderful people.

Awesome experience you all must try!!

Living Kitchen was truly a dream! I'm wishing I had taken more pictures but was too busy eating the delicious food that somehow kept getting better and better with every course. Beautiful place, incredibly nice staff that make you feel at home, and lots of sweet little surprises scattered throughout the experience. 10/10 would recommend!

The floral sonnet dinner was amazing

My friend and I went to dinner last night and it was something we won’t forget. It was so beautifully done and it felt so special to get to be there. Every detail was so thought out and it amazed me they did it all from the cabin. On the way home we talked about how delicious the food was of course but our favorite part was watching the guests. We all show up, maybe weary from the work week or a long day, a little nervous or unsure of what to do, not knowing anyone there. And then course by course everyone relaxes a bit and opens up. By the end of the night everyone was talking, laughing, sharing, no phones in sight. It was such a beautiful thing to witness In this day and age connecting with humans face to face is so much harder. And this gem of a place allows everyone, from every walk of life, to experience something truly magical. We can’t wait to come back.