OKC Eatz 9 out of 10	This site reviews Oklahoma restaurants using a 5 star rating system based on food, service, décor and price.   Is uses great photos, offers excellent content, and allows users to post comments and reviews of their own.  This is a great site to find new places to eat, specialty restaurants,  or to tell others about your favorite eatery.
Range Warfare 9 out of 10	This site is maintained by an English woman in NE Oklahoma who professes to hate to cook but love to eat. It is easy to navigate, chocked full of good recipes, loaded with homespun wit, and my favorite part is that each recipe includes an actual photo of the dish that she has prepared in her own kitchen.
KSWO, Lawton, OK- Lifestyle: Food 8 out of 10	Wow, plan on spending some time on this site!  It is packed with relevant information, videos, articles and recipes.   In addition, the site has a feature that allows you to share recipes and provide comments.  The site’s only shortcoming is that it is somewhat cluttered.  The clutter is worth dealing with, though, because of the abundance of information.  Think of it as being in your grandma's attic where each corner, nook and cranny holds a treasure.
The Tulsa Food Blog 8 out of 10	If you are in Tulsa looking for a place to eat, this is a good restaurant review site.  It uses the catchy slogan, "Tulsa restaurants casually reviewed by normal everyday people who live to eat."   The site is well organized with great photos and regular reviews. The posts are informative, but, in my opinion, the overall design could be improved.  But, hey, your stomach won't care.

Forward Foods  8 out of 10	After visiting their blog, I'm certain that you will want to stop by Forward Foods next time you are in Norman, OK.  The blog is creative and fun with gobs of good information and humor.  While it is well organized, it could stand a few more photos to improve its appearance.  Oh, and one more thing; the site is a bit cheesy.  Check it out to see what I mean.
OklaVore 8 out of 10	This is a good site maintained by a self-professed "fiery redhead" and "relunctant meateater."  The blog contains excellent content, great photos, and is well organized.  New content is posted on average every 7-10 days.  It's definitely a blog worth checking out!
The Bulgar Bugle 7 out of 10	Maintained by Bob Walthrop, president of the Oklahoma Food Cooperative, this is an interesting blog with out-of-the ordinary content. You just don't find too many blogs about bulgar, but I like it!  The only thing I would tell Bob is to add photos and post more frequently to liven up the bulgar blog.
Oklahoma Wine News 7 out of 10	I think good wine goes with good food, so I am including this blog.  It contains a lot of good information about wine tasting events, festivals, and a full list of Oklahoma winery sites.  The site is organized, well-maintained, and informative.  In my opinion, it could improve its design and add more photos.  Wine, grapes, vineyards, and accoutrements are all beautiful things.  I think every post should boast an appealing photo relevant to the site.  Overall, the site is great and definitely worth visiting.

The Food Dude 5 out of 10

OK, in my opinion, a blog that is maintained by The Oklahoman's food editor should be better.  To me, this blog is saying, "Here you go, we made a blog, we're keeping up with technology."  Wrong. It's not enough just to have a blog.  Um, where are all of the photos?  Where are the videos?  And not to be too critical, but even if you are going to try to write like you would speak, you still need to use proper punctuation.  In my opinion, this blog could and should be better.

Chef Walter's Oklahoma Food Blog 0 out of 10

I expected great content and photos from a chef.  The blog's description says, "Chef Walter talks about food and cooking in Oklahoma."  Really?  I'm confused.  The 0 out of 10 is due to the fact that the site has nothing to do with food.