It’s been sitting empty on Ed Noble Parkway since 2008—but is there finally hope for Wayne’s Waterside Grill?
We’re diving into the history of one of Norman, Oklahoma's most iconic pieces of real estate. Built by Wayne Copeland, this beautiful waterside location was meant to be a premier dining destination. Instead, it became a 18-year mystery marked by legal battles and a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in 2016.
With a recent sale in 2021 for $810,000 and rumors of new investors, could we finally be seeing the doors open? From the "private property" signs to the lone lifeguard chair, we’re taking a look at where things stand today.
In this video, we discuss:
The history of Wayne’s Waterside Grill and Wayne Copeland.
The 2016 bankruptcy and legal "mess" surrounding the property.
The 2021 sale and the potential for a new restaurant.
Why this is one of the most talked-about spots in Oklahoma.
What do you think? Is it worth the wait? Will you be first in line if it finally opens? Let us know in the comments!
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