First National Center — Attraction in Oklahoma City

I was looking so foward to seeing and experiencing the remodeled First National Center. Myself and my girlfriend stoped by April 23, 2022 at about 4:30 pm that Saturday afternoon. We sat at the main bar where we were completely ignored for at least fifteen minutes or more. Every bartender looked at us and did not say a thing to us, finally someone stoped by and ask what did we what. No Hello Welcome to the First National or anything. Ordered a regular coffee and a cappuccino bartender was not sure if they have cappuccinos. He did check and came back with our order which was about the highlight of our visit. Not sure if the bartenders did not want to be there that day to work or if it was lack of basic bartending 101. I'm NOT a bartender or in the food and beverage industry but I think I could have done a better job that day. Also had dirty dishes and glasses sitting next to us almost the whole time and when someone did pick them up they did not care to wipe the dirty bar counter top down. I was every disappointed in the over all experience. I don't write reviews but I definitely felt like someone needs to know. NOT in a hurry to go back or recommend to...

Tellers restaurant is in a breathtakingly beautiful setting. Located in the historic, recently restored First National Bank building built in 1931, this woodfired Italian grill is not to be missed. Really nice food and impeccable service from Jessica. She was extremely knowledgeable about the food and the building restoration. We got the Spaghetti Cacio E Pepe with chicken & mushrooms, the sirloin with a very nicely cooked asparagus and a delicious praline chocolate cake. All very good. Because it was Wednesday, there was live music which added to our experience. This is not a quick in and out. Be prepared to dine and enjoy...

A neoclassical architectural masterpiece in downtown OKC!

The First National Center has been a prominent part of the Oklahoma City skyline since 1931, and features extensive uses of marble, aluminum, and granite.

Think of it as OKC’s Empire State Building. (Even in resemblance!)

The bank it was built for was a victim of the oil bust and is no longer with us, but today the building houses several amazing restaurants, a retail shopping center, and the old vault downstairs now houses a bar.

The building also houses apartments and a hotel, plus venues for business meetings, events, and...