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Bishop Quigley

4.2 (55 reviews)
ModeratePubs, American, Beer Bar
Open • 12:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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What's the vibe?
Hipster
Casual
Dogs allowed
Outdoor seating

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Fish and chips!!
Jim L.

Tried again,,,had a coupon for wintery mix...no place to sit, ignored by staff, no greeting, no hello, nothing. Not even a simple acknowledgment. Tables unbussed with glasses stacked...and folks drinking...mainly drinking. I imagine it's good for a drink and a chat, but they aren't turning tables. We left disappointed...again.

Eileen S.

A colleague who has lived in Europe told me that the fish and chips is pretty good, so I had to try it. It is my first time eating this type of chips. It feels different than the usual French fries/wedges. We wouldn't order the curry again though. It tasted diluted or bland. I will be back again for the fish and chips.

Sharon C.

We checked out the Tulsa Irish festival on a cold wet day in March. The beers were $15 and the price of food was just as ridiculous. We left early. I thought we were going home, but Dan surprised me by stopping at Bishop Quigley's. What a fun surprise! We found the Irish festival we were looking for. We were surrounded by Irish in a nice warm room where beers were half the price and food was more reasonable. Their menu is fairly simple and it's printed on the mirror behind the bar as well as paper. I'm looking forward to going back.

Gary M.

This was my first time ever ordering Fish & Chips on purpose. I'm not sure if I ever had Fish & Chips as I'm typing this. Looking at the menu online before I got here, I placed my order the moment I walked in & sat at the bar. I was greeted when I sat down. There were a handful of people there, the waiter was covering the whole spot. My order didn't take long to come out & I enjoyed my meal. As the ketchup & malt vinegar were sitting in front of me before my food even got there, the lemon & tartar sauce did their thing to where I didn't need the other two. The fish covers a majority of the plate. I squeezed the lemon (a charred lemon at that) over all of it & the chips. The tartar sauce was well seasoned & there was more than enough for the fish. Same for the chips, well salted & something I left plain (the ketchup would've worked well). A good first impression for Fish & Chips. It's something I'd have to really be in the mood for to get again. I had my eyes on the burger & they also have Pastrami Ribs that are only available on Sunday after 5.

Emily G.

We had been wanting to eat for here a bit but specifically on a Sunday so my husband could try the pastrami ribs. I will tell you they did not disappoint. So tender and flavorful. Fish and chips was delicious as well. Always prefer haddock to cod.

Pastrami ribs available after 5 on Sundays
Carrie A.

I took my husband to this British pub as i know he enjoys them enormously. He said, "I had never heard of Pastrami Ribs before... but these are among the best ribs I've ever had... the Dijon BBQ dipping sauce was a perfect compliment to the tender meat." Inside, the decor was religious themed. It was a little hard to find, but Bishop Quigley Pub has good service and great food! 5 out of 5 stars!

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Dan C.

Just had a quick beer and a snack (chips). Service was good and atmosphere was rowdy pub. Enjoyed. Will return.

Interior
Michael E.

Bishop the Quigley is a nearly hidden gem on a very short section of S. Cincinnati Avenue next door to Maple Ridge Grocer. This Irish Pub has a secret. Although its menu is short, you are also able to order from the Maple Ridge Grocer menu since both restaurants share the same kitchen. But don't let the fact that Bishop Quigley has a small menu deter you from going. There are some awesome choices on the menu. At the top of my list is their Haddock Fish Fry. It's a generous piece of lightly breaded fried haddock served with the most awesome chips that I've had in Tulsa along with half a broiled lemon and great tasting tartar sauce. I'd have to say it's the best Fish fry that I've had in Tulsa. And don't hesitate to order the Hot Roast Beef & Swiss sandwich with grilled red onion and horseradish mayo off of the Maple Ridge Grocer menu. It was piled high with tender roast beef and the horseradish mayo was on the mild side so no worries about it being too spicy. It was served with a generous portion of excellent chips. I look forward to many future visits to Bishop Quigley.

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Alberto F.

Bishop Quigley A (McNellie's) neighborhood pub in Maple Ridge... First impression: Parking on a Friday afternoon is a royal pain in the a**. I don't think I'd attempt this on a weekend evening. But once you get past that, this is a pretty cool place! It has the look of neighborhood Irish pub although the music selection overhead suggests otherwise. The limited menu has a couple of solid selections. I went with the Ham and Cheese Toasty with tomato and onion ($13.00) and a Smithwick's Red Ale. The sandwich was crispy on the outside. The hot ham and cheese was like a cozy hug. Very tasty. And toasty! Prices were reasonable and decor was nice although the clientele was a bit pretentious for my taste. (If the dudes next to me mentioned the perfect pour of Guinness one more time, because six times apparently wasn't enough, I'd be asking the Bishop himself for forgiveness.) I'll be back to try something different next time. Maybe the fish 'n chips. And a perfectly poured pint of Guinness.

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Good people all around! No complaints at all: bar, cocktails, coffee, breakfast, lunch, cocktails and dinner and dessert!

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3 years ago

Awesome fish and chips and it has a great vibe! Everyone who waited on us was great as well

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Good food and great service. Not the most extensive menu, but everything on it is quality.

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New neighborhood pub. Loved it. Cozy & had damn good fish & chips! Good job! Parking a little tricky.

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