This location is almost an exact replica of the one on Cherry Street. The cocktail are good. Same…read moremenu as offered in the other location as well as a nice selection of beer. Everyone is nice and attentive and the inside is comfortable. There is also a large outdoor seating area with accommodations to account for weather. It is a bit weird to get in because it might seem closed, but the doors open.

Popped in for some after dinner drinks and it was packed. We got service at our table but not…read morebefore we had ordered at the bar. Prices were what you would expect for this type of bar. View was nice.

Great place to chill, book club or HH. Great wine selection, even with wine flight. Seating is…read moresuper eclectic with antique furniture. Plants galore with potting items and even a few non plant gift items.

Located right in the heart of Brookside, Wildflower Wine Jungle is a locally women-owned plant…read morestore and boutique that specializes in plants, goods from local makers, and serves a variety of wine and local craft beer. In addition to offering a large variety of plants for purchase, Wildflower also offers a "Pot Your Own Plant" station, with a homemade blend of houseplant soil and a selection of plant cuttings, where you and your date can create your own potted plant to take home. But more than anything, it's is a space where you can enjoy a drink and unwind in a super lush, super cozy, super hip space. So grab your bamBOO, PLANT one on them, and let them know that you're ROOTing for a ROCKin date. (Too many plant puns? UnbeLEAFable! )

100% yes every time. Vintage wine bar is the type of place I will want to go back to everyday if I…read morecould. The restaurant itself is cool modern but somehow still warm and inviting. We started off with cocktails and both were fantastic. We hit the flow state with fries and the Caesar salad and immediately yes to both. For 7 bucks you get a ton of fries and the Caesar was the perfect touch. We paired these two items with their Savy Blanc and it was crispy and refreshing. Moving on to the mains, the burger (dare I say) might give Tina's a run for their money. It was cooked perfectly and with all the elements of a perfect smash burger. The salmon was fantastic but my greedy self wished it was bigger cause it was that good. As a whole, vintage wine bar is becoming one of my favorite spots in Tulsa. Friendly staff, good vibes, and impeccable wine, we absolutely loved vintage and can't wait to go back!

Stopped by this wine bar and had a pretty enjoyable visit overall. The space feels open and…read morerelaxed, with plenty of seating options depending on whether you want something more social or a quieter corner. The wine and cocktail list is thoughtfully put together, and there are some interesting choices worth exploring. The small plates were tasty and paired nicely with the drinks, though not everything was especially memorable. Service was friendly and knowledgeable when engaged, but at times it took a bit longer to get attention than expected. Still, its a nice spot to unwind, especially if youre in the mood to try something a little different without too much pressure.

Such a serene place for lunch. I love the decor and the service was stellar! I want to try…read moreeverything on the cocktail menu but it was a weekday lunch when I was there. Sigh. The food menu is pretty remarkable too. It took us all a bit to decide what we wanted but our server was great with recommendations. I had to try the pomme frites first. Oh, my. Those dipping sauces!!!! I was debating between the nachos, the burger, and the Med bowl. I went with the latter. It was good but I would order something different next time. It's hard to beat Bar Serra's. The bowl is huge and I took half of it home. Know it's more of a salad with a bit of hummus, toubouli, and rice. The beignets are amazing! Definitely get those for dessert. There's just too much to try in one setting. Around our table we had the chicken satay (with a side of rice), the burger, and the Thai bowl with shrimp. The shrimp looked incredible. Seek this place out for a leisurely lunch. There's lots of brunch items on the menu, too, even during the week. (The menu is pretty cheeky too with the Guy Lunch, The Girl Lunch, and the Adult Happy Meal!!!)

I was already a fan on Brookside, so when they moved to Jenks, I was thrilled they're even closer…read moreto home. Now I find myself here at least once or twice a month. The space is absolutely beautiful--bright, modern, and effortlessly chic. There are huge windows overlooking Main Street, comfortable outdoor seating for people-watching, and honestly... some of the most comfortable bar stools I've ever sat in. Their bar is stunning, even if you're not much of a drinker. I usually grab a seat there because it's such a great atmosphere. The fresh floral arrangements and thoughtful table settings make the whole place feel elevated without feeling stuffy. One thing I really appreciate is seeing the owner working right alongside the team. She's present, welcoming, and genuinely cares about the guest experience. I always find it inspiring when an owner is willing to roll up their sleeves and serve guests alongside everyone else. You can feel that throughout the restaurant. Now, the food... the Chicken Satay owns a piece of my heart. It's perfectly grilled, packed with flavor, and the sauce should honestly be bottled and sold. I always swap the pickled onions (hard pass ) for extra homemade pickles, and it's one of my favorite bites in Tulsa. You can even add extra skewers if you're feeling ambitious. I've also had the nachos, soups, salmon, and other chicken dishes, and everything has been fresh, beautifully plated, and gives off "healthy but still ridiculously delicious" vibes. And don't skip the truffle fries with their house-made ketchup--they're worth every calorie. Even the open kitchen is fun to watch, and yes... the bathrooms are just as clean and stylish as the dining room. Reservations are easy, service is consistently warm, and every visit reminds me why I keep coming back. I still haven't made it in for brunch, but it's officially next on my list. If you're looking for fresh, flavorful food in a beautiful space with people who genuinely care, this place is absolutely worth a visit.

Friday night was hopping here! Even on a chilly night. Service is very sporadic because of how busy…read moreit stays. And drinks were less than mediocre. The rooftop part is why it's so popular for sure. I was even told by someone that if you want good seats/service you have to go at 5pm.

We stopped by here on 2/14/26. It's a trendy bar in a building off of Cherry Street. It was slow on…read morethe day we went. The patio is really good size and has a good view. We had a margarita and a glass of prosecco. We didn't stay but 30 minutes. I would go back, I bet it's fun when it's a little more busy.

This urban winery is one of our go-to spots. We got the membership so we get two bottles a month…read moreplus free tastings every time we come in. They offer burgers, sandwiches, lots of great apps, and a full dinner menu. My husband loves the coconut shrimp, and the location is excellent- right on Main in Broken Arrow. There's also a cute shop attached!

I was pretty excited to try this place out. It was a very busy Saturday just around 12:30. There…read morewere lots of girl groups celebrating the holidays. This is a great place to do this. There is an abundance of wine to choose from. Our server was rushed (and they were packed) and I didn't get a lot of direction on the wine so I just ordered a white sampler and just asked for three dry varieties. The first one I tried (Collan) was not dry in my opinion. The Triple was drier but my favorite was the Fume. I really got hints of pinion in this final one and ordered another 5 oz. of it. We tried the avocado bruschetta to start. It was four big pieces of good bread but was more avocado toast than bruschetta. I would probably go with a different appetizer next time. We both tried the burgers. I went with the mushroom-gouda one. It was over done and not seasoned at all. The gouda was nice and gooey and the mushrooms were seasoned well. Fries were OK. The table next to us had a couple of the flatbreads and I would try those next time. Back to the service. It was OK but our server had a tendency to just show up at our table and just stand. I would come back to try more appetizers and a flight of their red offerings. I also want to know more about the winery. Maybe after the busy holidays.

I liked the laid back vibe. Order at register and food is brought to your table. Looked like a…read moretotally different menu. I got the Carnitas Bowl and it was very good, tender pork with grilled veggies and rice. I would order it again. Came with chips and salsa. Good early dinner/late unch and I could have split it. Iced tea was great too.

First of all, this is a mini-restaurant in the middle of the outlet shops, therefore, people with…read morecommon sense would understand and know, if nothing else by observation, that this isn't a full-scale Los Cabos restaurant like they are used to. Not sure how this isn't the most obvious aspect but apparently it needs to be said. What does that mean? Brace yourself. Well, you order and pay at the counter and there are no servers. (GASP!) I know, it's a shocker. But you have to get your own drink and your own refills. Kitchen staff will bring your food out and they are nice but they are not there to meet your every need. Second, the two people at the counter taking orders were extremely nice and very helpful. We had one in our party with a gluten allergy. The man taking our order was very accommodating and honest about what they had to offer. They even made some adjustments to that order to fit the request. Third, for a mini-restaurant, we enjoyed it. Football games on the TV's, families and friends eating and talking, and the food was good! Perfect atmosphere for the shop setting.

The Collab has such a cozy community environment that invites you to stay a while and get some work…read moredone or catch up with an old friend for hours. This is especially true after their recent renovation that includes beautiful murals and more open seating, not to mention the amazing patio to soak up the sunlight! The drinks are terrific too and Collab has an inventive menu for their specials. I like their drip coffee and they have this really spectacular drink called the Sunny Spro (lemonade, sparkling/tonic water, lavender, and espresso) that took me by surprise and became one of my all-time favorite drinks! The staff are also very friendly and helpful as well as knowledgeable about their menu and offerings. This is also one of the few places in Tulsa where you can order a bottomless drip for those days where you do decide to stay a while. I love the Collab and highly recommend you give it a shot! (5/5)

Cute coffee shop in an industrial feeling area. The inside is a little small but has some seating,…read moreand I believe they have two sides to their interior. They also have outdoor seating on a patio. I've been here twice on 2 separate visits to see my sister who lives in Tulsa (I'm from CA). The baristas are always friendly. I tried the horchata latte and didn't think it had a huge horchata flavor, but the coffee lasted me for the day so it was strong enough. Would visit again on a future trip to Tulsa but would try a different drink.

First visit, great service, thank you Adlai! We had a shared french onion soup & was up there as…read morethe best ever. We had different souffles, both delicious. The surprise ... dessert souffle of praline pecan, life affirming goodness We will be back!

Service was exceptional. We got my favoritr souffle, Jason and grouviere and it was absolutely…read moreamazing. Very clean.

I set up a surprise lunch date with the wifey because, you know... kids have a way of locking down…read moreyour evenings. But enough about that, let's get to the food! I have reviewed Doc's before, but this meal was such a total banger that it absolutely deserves another mention. The steamed lobster roll was fantastic, packed with flavor and served alongside those crispy, golden fries everyone hopes for when they order "cut-up potatoes made to look like French fries." IYKYK. We also enjoyed the calamari, which was nicely prepared, and a shrimp cocktail that was refreshingly good. The shrimp were a great size and exactly what you'd expect from Doc's. The service was excellent as well. We arrived close to the end of lunch hours, but the staff had no issue welcoming us and letting us order without making us feel rushed. We loved it, thoroughly enjoyed our lunch date away from the kids, and left already looking forward to our next visit.

Visited Doc's Wine & Food in Tulsa for Saturday brunch with my family and had a great experience…read more We had a large group (about 15) and they had our outdoor seating ready, super cute space with big windows, lots of natural light, and a bright, airy feel. Service was smooth from start to finish. Our waiter was the bomb I forgot his name but he was on it!!! They didn't mind people arriving at different times, kept the table taken care of, and had no issue splitting checks. Food came out quickly too. The food was very good. I had the shrimp and grits, sooo good, seasoned perfectly, just wish there was a little more grits compared to the shrimp. Drinks were really good as well. Overall, great spot and very group-friendly. I'd definitely go back and highly recommend!