Love this place!!!! It is such a vibe and love bringing my friends here!!!!…read more Wish that the bartenders could have a friendly shot at the pool table with me it makes it so much of a more interactive bar scene that you cannot find!

Visited Sharky's on Brookside this past Saturday night and unfortunately, the experience started…read moreoff on the wrong foot. The door girl was rude and spoke to my group with an unnecessary attitude, seemingly just because we were younger. She questioned our valid IDs in a way that felt disrespectful and accusatory, which really set a negative tone before we even got inside. Once we made it in, we approached the front bar where a bartender--who I believe was named Michael based on what others were calling him--completely ignored our group. Instead of acknowledging us, he chose to carry on conversations with others and eventually left the bar altogether without saying a word. Thankfully, we decided to try the back bar, and that completely turned things around. The bartender in the back was wonderful--super attentive, friendly, and helped us pick the best drink options for our group. Her professionalism and great service are what made us decide to stay. However, one final issue stood out: after sitting in the back area for about 20 minutes, we saw the same front bartender, Michael, exit an employees-only room, and as he opened the door, a strong smell of smoke filled the air. It was unpleasant and surprising, especially since we thought Sharky's was a non-smoking establishment. Overall, the night had its ups and downs. Big shoutout to the back bar staff for turning our experience around, but the unprofessionalism at the front definitely left a bad impression.

Super fun little spot. All the staff are friendly and they're working hard to expand their menu and…read moreofferings. Every night has different stuff from pool to karaoke or free poker. Recently expanded menu with awesome street tacos and great chili cheese fries and mozzarella sticks plus those classic dawgs. Definitely worth the stop. A really fun little spot and great location.

Good evening My name…read moreis Inigo Montoya. It is the year of our Lord of 2021, in the month of September, on the 25th day. My search for the bastard Count Rugen has lead me across the world. I recently gained word from the Illuminati society that he was hiding out in America. I pondered my decision to leave Spain. I prayed to God and begged him to give me the strength needed to avenge my father, Domingo Montoya. I travelled to America and upon my arrival, I was told he has fled to a small nation called Oklahoma and was living in secret in town called The Broken Arrow... Again, I transversed the rugged terrain and arrived at this strange new place. The roads were not dirt, the buildings are made of some object called bricks. I began my search along a road called Main Street. The natives were staring at me and frightened of me. I guess they never seen a Spaniard with a glorious sword at his waist. The Sheriff of The Broken Arrow approached me and I asked him I do not mean to pry. But you don't by any chance happen to have six fingers on your right hand? He kept using words that were Inconceivable. I reminded him that you keep using that word of Special. I do not think it means what you think it means. Finally, parched and weary, I see a sign that was most welcoming. A pub! That is what I need. Surely, the bar winch can give me the gossip about this tiny town. I enter and the entire establishment pauses. They turn to me and just stare. I walk to the winch and I ask for a small lagen of their finest ale. I take a sip and ask what this wonderful drink was and she answered me "Budweiser". Well, this Budweiser filled my belly immediately and I then procure her name. Hello Nicole, My name is Inigo Montoya. By chance have you meet a man with six fingers on his right hand? He goes by the name Count Rugen. She asks me if I am Ok.. I tell her that You know, it's very strange. I have been in the revenge business all of my life. I proceed to draw her a picture of the Count and ask if he looks familiar. Again, nothing but failure. I then procure the services of the patrons and ask if they have seen him. Again nothing, until a gentleman named Vizzini says he is a Sicilian procure and a man with superior intellect. He gave me a wise proverb to live by... Never get in a Land War with Asia.... We talked for awhile and shared many ales at this fine pub. I vowed to return after I have found the Count and avenge my father.

Everything was awesome and fun great job. The food was good, the staff friendly and courteous.read more

Great place to play pool, ping pong and watch sports! They also have a Trivia night on Thursdays…read moreand Karaoke on weekends ! It's so much fun!

This would be six stars if it were possible. Just wow…read more By the slice so you don't wait long. Full 'za available. But for real, the slices of the day are so unique and all crazy good. Mine had crumbled BBQ chips on top! The crust was crispy yet chewy which is exactly what I look for. The slices are big enough to fold and the crust is stiff enough it doesn't flop at the golden corner. I dig the punk vibe. Don't sleep on their special sauce, it's better than ranch (I know, blasphemy in Oklahoma).

I've been coming to Empire here & there for some years. Usually, it dealt with either Mardi Gras or…read moreFIFA. When it came to Mardi Gras, there would be a food truck that would sit in front (I wish I could remember who it was... if anyone remembers, please refresh my memory...) & have a special menu. I made it ritual not to miss out on the food during that time. It can get really active at Empire when it comes to soccer. I love seeing the crowds & who they root for. Recently, it was Netherlands vs Morocco & it was a really good game. People who rooted for the Netherlands were DEEP in their orange jerseys (Morocco ended up winning). Outside of the obvious choices when it comes to beer, they have a selection of local beer as well. There's a LED sign that sits to the right of the bar that has an extended list of other drinking options. To those who don't drink, Empire has Mood Bru on deck. I always enjoyed myself whenever I visited. Speaking of food, if there's not a food truck on site, there's plenty of food to choose from in the surrounding (local) businesses.

Went here on a Saturday night for rooftop vibes. Super amazing! Service was quick and easy! The…read morerooftop was not too crowded and we were able to find a spot very easily! The drinks were super delicious and not priced crazy. Would definitely return!

Friendly staff and friendly guests. Good ambiance and good prices. Recommend sunset visit into the…read morenight. Many couples. Central location down town Tulsa

This was a neat place to visit. It reminded me of something that would be on a beach in Florida…read more They had a volleyball tournament going on so there were a lot of people enjoying their day in the sand. The bartender was very friendly.

In town for the weekend and this was an amazing place to check out. We got physical! Played a few…read morerounds of volleyball! I drank a margarita on tap. They do ID everyone. Staff was super cool and we were their very last group leaving! Definitely would go again!

Roosters is a decent enough spot for a casual drink or bite, but it didn't exactly blow us away…read more The atmosphere is pretty standard for a sports bar--loud enough to be lively but not overwhelming, with typical bar food that's serviceable. Nothing on the menu stood out as exceptional, but the wings and philly cheese steak were fine for what they were. The real letdown was the service. There was one blonde bartender working who had a noticeable attitude. We found ourselves constantly having to hunt her down to order another round, which got old fast. She wasn't rude exactly, just disinterested and hard to flag down. It made the experience feel more like a chore than a relaxing night out. Overall, Roosters is fine if you're in the area and just need a place to hang, but I wouldn't go out of my way to return unless the service improves. Average at best.

This is a bar bar. We went for an early after work beer and the place was packed. Service at the…read morebar was great. Our bartender said they were short on chilled glasses so she chilled our pint glasses before she poured ours. LOTS of regulars here. We were only going to stay for one drink but ended up ordering some chips and salsa and queso. Salsa was great. Queso was better than average. I would return to try some of their other food and hang on the patio when it's warmer. Note: This is probably not a kid friendly option. Just sayin'.

This place is seriously under rated. It's a huge clean place. The food is decent and consistent…read moreespecially considering it's at an ice rink. The staff are super friendly besides the manager lady. You can watch games there, chill out in a bit smoke filled place, go ice skating, play video games. Underrated, great place to go with some friends and chill!

Went to a Summer Bash/Yelp event in the ice center and wandered upstairs to check out Puck's. It is…read morea total sports bar (waitresses in ref stripes, bar food, TVs with all the sports on). But, you also have the added bonus that you are smack dab in the middle of two ice rinks, that there's a fun train circling, and that the staff is so nice. There was one kids birthday party going on in the far end so I guess you can rent out space. We sat at the bar and the bartender was efficient and fast. The four star review is for the food. I know it's typical bar food. Just know that I don't think a lot is made in house. We had the beef nachos and they were OK but the beef crumbles were totally precooked. My bloody mary was a bit watery. It's an unusual spot for Tulsa so I think I would return for a sporting event or just on a HOT day.