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Center Bistro Hours
Centre Bistro is closed. Follow us on social media and sign up for our newsletter for more information.
| Wednesday – Thursday | 11 am-5 pm |
| Friday | 11 am-8 pm |
| Saturday | 10 am-5 pm |
| Sunday | 11 am-5 pm |
| Monday – Tuesday | CLOSED |
| Phone | (405) 235-6262 |
| cafe@okcmoa.com |
Artful dining in the home of the historic Centre Theater
Centre Bistro draws inspiration from the historic Centre Theater. Centre Bistro specializes in lunch, light bites, coffees, wine, beer, and cocktails. The restaurant offers counter service with open seating, including the dining room and patio.
Meet the chef
Michael Haddad has owned Richey’s Grill for almost three years. But it’s been a downtown breakfast and lunch favorite for over two decades. Prior to his time at Richey’s, Haddad worked in prestigious restaurants across the metro area, including Nikz at the Top, Legacies, Junior’s and Michael’s Grill. Haddad has brought his wife into the forefront of menu planning and restaurant operations for this location. They met while working alongside one another at a restaurant over 12 years ago. This duo is excited to grow their restaurant portfolio and expand their catering services through the Museum clientele.
Bringing flavor to Oklahoma City
Michael Haddad has owned Richey’s Grill for almost three years. But it’s been a downtown breakfast and lunch favorite for over two decades. Prior to his time at Richey’s, Haddad worked in prestigious restaurants across the metro area, including Nikz at the Top, Legacies, Junior’s and Michael’s Grill. Haddad has brought his wife into the forefront of menu planning and restaurant operations for this location. They met while working alongside one another at a restaurant over 12 years ago. This duo is excited to grow their restaurant portfolio and expand their catering services through the Museum clientele.
Upcoming Events at Centre Bistro
History of OKCMOA
Our mission is to enrich lives through the visual arts
The Oklahoma City Museum of Art’s roots trace to early statehood efforts of the Oklahoma Art League and Art Renaissance Club, organizations concerned with art education for a young city. Over time, more formal efforts began with a Works Progress Administration (WPA) Experimental Gallery, which was open to the public. The Museum transitioned from a federally funded gallery to a private institution when it was incorporated on May 18, 1945.
Explore
Chihuly Glass Will Return! Dale Chihuly: Magic & Light is now closed. Check out our current exhibitions and learn more about the new Chihuly reinstallation, Chihuly Then and Now: The Collection at Twenty, opening in June 2022.
View our open exhibitions at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. From delicate glass pieces to painted portraits and hand-carved statues, we have everything you are interested in.
