Patrono

Classic Italian Flavors in the Heart of OKC

Patrono is a welcoming, upscale-casual Italian restaurant located in downtown Oklahoma City, just a short walk from major concert halls and theaters. Known for its cozy, art-lined interior and rustic-modern style, Patrono offers a refined yet relaxed dining experience. The menu highlights traditional Italian dishes made with local ingredients and a thoughtful wine list, all served in a setting that feels both intimate and vibrant.

Why Concert-goers love it

With its prime downtown location, Patrono is a go-to for concert-goers looking to enjoy a quality meal before the show. The quiet atmosphere makes it a great spot to catch up with friends without shouting over background noise, and the attentive, efficient service ensures you're out the door in time for the opening act. Many guests mention it’s just steps from key performance venues, making it ideal for a smooth, stress-free evening.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends sharing antipasti and a bottle of wine pre-show
• Solo travelers enjoying a peaceful dinner at the bar
• Couples on a romantic night out before a concert
• Fans looking for a stylish but not stuffy pre-show vibe
• Budget-conscious visitors who still want quality over quick bites

What People Say

Diners rave about the handmade pasta, house-cured meats, and thoughtful service. Many note the restaurant’s clean, cozy interior and artistic touches. The wine list frequently earns praise, as does the pacing of the meal—ideal for those with a showtime to catch. Reviewers also frequently highlight the restaurant’s proximity to major concert and theater venues.

Areas for Improvement

The menu, while expertly executed, is on the smaller side—so those looking for lots of variety might find fewer choices. Also, it’s a popular spot before events, so reservations are recommended to avoid a wait.

The Bottom Line

If you're heading to a concert in downtown OKC and want a memorable meal without the rush, Patrono delivers classic Italian warmth just steps from the stage.