The second "lost episode" from season 2. Scott and Dave went to Kitchen No. 324 in downtown OKC way back in August 2016. Their experience included good food, a very quiet patio, and a strange vibration. Listen in for all the details!

Dave and Scott went to La Brasa in OKC in this lost episode. Things went from bad to worse, so give it a listen.

Dave and Scott went to La Brasa in OKC in this lost episode. Things went from bad to worse, so give it a listen.

The guys spend an evening playing Pokemon Go and chatting with their server, Amanda, on the patio at Fat Dog Kitchen and Bar.

Just in time for the Olympics, Dave and Scott decide to try a Brazilian patio, which sounds much more risque than it should. They agree on far more than they would like, but there are a couple of big disagreements in the mix. Whether you're listening from rtgshow.rocks, iTunes, Stitcher, HIpcast, or downloading with your favorite RSS app, thank you very much for listening!

The guys find another hidden gem this week with the patio at Grand House, 2701 N. Classen Blvd, OKC. The staff, the food, the desserts, the confusion; it was great.

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After something of a delay, Dave and Scott are back on the patio! This week, they visit Big Truck Tacos (530 N.W. 23rd, OKC). Despite a couple of high points, the overall experience wasn't one to write home about.

This week on the Ready To Go Patio Show, the guys introduce you to a patio you probably don't know about; the back patio at Tarahumara's Mexican Cafe & Cantina (702 N. Porter Ave., Norman, OK). Once again, they have found a patio they love, with a few flaws.

The dynamic duo meander their way to the Belle Isle Restaurant and Brewery (the name of which neither could say correctly) at 1900 NW Expressway in OKC. Concerns were aired about pigeons, limes, and ambiguous menu entries but Dave and Scott agree that Dwayne was a fantastic server.

Dave and Scott go into the wilds, hunting for new patios. The trek takes them into downtown Norman, OK, where they land at Sergio's Italian Bistro (104 E. Gray Street). They laughed, they ate, they laughed some more.