Aaimpa' Café

We had an unforgettable experience and the food was delectable. They host "dinner and a movie" events throught the year for only $25 a person, and I highly recommend this adventure. The service was top tier! They even offered a hot chocolate bar. Tonight we had Waldorf salad and bacon wrapped figs. We were served butternut squash soup with apples as well. Then we had a choice between stuffed chicken or lamb chops with mashed potatoes and grilled brussel sprouts. For desert we were treated to their version of figgy pudding with vanilla ice-cream.

Great place for lunch! We were looking for an authentic Indian Taco and this place came up on Google maps.

We were passing through the town and we stumbled upon the Chickasaw Cultural Center. We were greeted at the gate and told about all of the events currently going on. We were originally just there for the cafe, but we stayed and learned a lot! The Indian tacos were absolutely delicious, mostly owing to the wonderful fry bread. I am going to try to make the fry bread myself because it was so good. The buffalo burger I got was pretty good, not very different from a beef burger. The venison stew was really good, especially when dipping fry bread in it. If I'm ever traveling through the area again, I'll probably stop by.

This was my second time with my church family. OMG! The Indian Bread is to die for--it's delicious! There's an edible Spiral Garden where all or a portion of the kitchen's food comes from. I've uploaded 48 pictures I took of the garden. If you get hot, while walking around looking at everything, stop by the water containers provided at each intersection of your walk--the water is cold and free!

This place is definitely worth a visit for lunch. The café atmosphere is bright and comfortable and the food is very reasonably priced, especially for the portions. Our family got the Chickasaw special, an elk burger, and 2 kids' meals and couldn't finish it all. Everything was fresh and well-prepared.