place is cool. gives me the same vibes I get back home at Killarneys Irish pub. the service is…read moregreat and place is super chill.

Honestly, I debated on whether or not to actually do this review. This restaurant is beloved by so…read moremany in this area and is truly a gem of the cultural tapestry that makes up Tulsa. I know that people have really strong feelings about this place one way or the other so I'm just gonna be brave about this and charge on. It had been several years since I actually had ate here, and my husband had never been, so we made a date of it! As as soon as you walk in the door, you know you're at someplace special. The interior of this restaurant immediately transports you to that green island across the sea. We started our evening with appetizers, one from their OktoberFest menu (the sausage balls) and another from their regular menu (the goat and cream cheese plate). The sausage balls are flavorful and filled with sausage, cabbage, and cheese. It's fried almost like an arancini and they serve three of them with a sauce that neither of us could quite identify, but I'm sure it was on the menu description. I am not a big fan of cabbage, even if it is something that you can't really taste it in so this wasn't my personal favorite. My husband said it needed just a little bit more seasoning, but it was otherwise delicious. Out of the two, my favorite was the goat cheese which was served with a toasted bread. For our mains, I got the classic Guinness steak pie with the brown gravy, and my husband got the fish and chips. Hands-down, you cannot beat this steak pie! The crust was delicious, the filling was seasoned just right and the brown gravy around it was just perfection. For the side I switched out the seasoned vegetables for the green beans. The green beans were still crunchy in a good way, and seasoned with salt pepper and a little bit of garlic. This is brought out in a shareable size and paired well with the hardiness of the steak pie. My husband's fish and chips were unfortunately a little lackluster. For our personal taste, the batter was just a bit too cakey and was really dark. The potato wedges that were served with it were decent. Though for our personal taste, I wish that they had been dropped a little bit longer in the fryer. They have an in-house tartar sauce that they put olives in. If you're like my husband, you might want to steer clear and just grab the malt vinegar or ketchup instead. It wasn't bad, he just doesn't like olives.‍ Our server was really kind and attentive, even though he was running about half of the tables in the restaurant! We definitely will be back to try more of the menu and plan to bring family in as they enjoy an Irish pub scene as well. I'm giving them a 4 star review because I can't give them a 3.5. and I like to round up. I think a lot of of what we experienced was just personal preference and like I said we do plan to come back because we have loved ones who will enjoy this. Overall, a great midweek dining experience.

We stopped by here on 3/16/26. We wanted to go before St. Patrick's day to avoid the crowd because…read morethis place is pretty small. It feels like a true Irish pub and we loved it. We didn't know it, but it was $10 fish and chips night, the dish is usually $19. That also seems like their most popular dish. We ordered one of those and also the pastrami meatballs. The fish and chips is large enough for two to share, especially paired with the meatballs. There were 3 meatballs in the dish. They were covered with cheese and sauce and so good. The portion was perfect for two to share. For drinks, I had Chardonnay and my husband had Guiness. Both very good. Overall we really enjoyed Bishop Quigley's. We would definitely go back. I bet it's really fun on a Friday or Saturday night. Food 10/10 Drinks 10/10 Service 10/10 Atmosphere 10/10

My husband said they have the best fish and chips in Tulsa. I had a curry dish and it was good too…read more We like their beer selection.

I've heard about this place for the longest time! I've lived in Tulsa for a year now and finally…read moregot the chance to stop by for dinner. As a lover of all things English, I truly enjoyed my time here. We made a reservation, so we were seated quickly, and our meal was DELICIOUS. I'd never had traditional English food before, and I'm so glad I finally tried it. Everyone was really nice, and the whole place had such a cozy English pub atmosphere with traditional decor that really added to the experience. Can't wait to come back and try more. Soooo delicious!

One of my fave places in Tulsa. The folks here are so friendly and the service is outstanding -…read morenot to mention the food is worth coming back for over and over - and the atmosphere is amazing! We love the fish and chips and we get more than that - it's just my fave!

Great pub downtown with good food and drinks and awesome service. Shout out to Josh the bartender…read moreand Scott the manager. Thanks for the great time!

I'm pretty sure Tulsa, Oklahoma is not known as a foodie town but after two meals here, we're…read morebatting a solid 800. We opted for this Irish themed pub last night for dinner, and can't say enough about the service, food and atmosphere. McNellie's (sounds Irish, right?) is located on one of the seemingly lonely streets near downtown, and came highly recommended by our hotel barista. The ambiance is definitely Irish-pub--dark wood, old wooden floors and walls of exposed brick--definitely a cool sanctuary from the oppressive summer heat and humidity. And what better way to quench your thirst and beer curiosity than choosing from hundreds of beers both on tap and bottled. For the local beer enthusiasts there is a Centennial club which rewards frequent imbibers with gifts leading up to the coveted pottery mug! Our server, McKayla--was delightful. She definitely enjoyed serving us, and offered recommendations good service and conversation. The summer salad caught my wife's eye, and she enjoyed the fresh mix of roasted pistachios, cheese, watermelon and mango. I jumped at the fish and chips, which I can honesty was the best I've ever had--topping what we had years ago at an English pub by a mile. McNellie's fish portion was large, and the batter was flavorful and cooked to perfection. I was a little surprised with the small portion of chips (fries), as most establishments seem give you lot, but I guess I was thankful in a way. With some beer left in our glasses, we decided to order a plate of fries (white and sweet) for desert! If you like beer and good Irish comfort food, McNellie's is a sure bet!

I absolutely LOVE this place! me and my wife go here all the time! Always great service, great…read moredrinks and a great time! Shout out to my favorite Bartenders: Cadyor(katie), Jordan, Dimitri, and last but not least Chelsea!! These bartenders will take amazing care of you i put that on everything i love!! Love- Diamond

They will steal from you. If you go I would recommend paying cash as you go. Very smokey and poor…read moreservice. Tried it on more than one occasion but received the same issues.

In the past, we've always enjoyed Roosevelts. Our last visit wasn't great. The hostess sat three…read morepeople in our waitresses section and we were the last to be greeted and served even though we were the first one seated. The waitress was knowledgeable about celiac requirements, but there weren't a lot of options available. I wish that Roosevelt had some of the Neff beer on tap or in cans. Since both businesses are Tulsa based, I wish a collaboration could happen. My husband enjoyed the brussels sprouts and burger. I had a salad.

I really enjoyed my time at Roosevelt's beautiful ambience nice cool deck with beautiful plants and…read morewater that comes out of the ceiling to keep the room cool . The carrot cake is AMAZING! Seriously one of the richest, most delicious carrot cakes I've ever had. Can't wait to come back and try lunch!!

This is our routine Bar we like the way they bar is set up. The bartenders are very attentive. I'm…read moreupdating my review, I didn't appreciate in previous times where the bartender, in a loud voice would ask you what your order is from across the bar while you're sitting at a table, but that seems to have corrected itself. The food is awesome. My favorite is are the gyro's.

Stays busy and for good reason! McNellie's is just a solid local option because pretty much…read moreanybody can get something. That'll make them happy here. We love burger night on Wednesdays, but if you come on burger night, expect to wait 20-30 minutes. You can leave and come back. We do that. The food here always just taste perfectly made to order and you can tell that they use good ingredients. Even when it slammed, the staff are kind. There's an ongoing mahjong group that meets here on Monday nights through Mahj918 and that's a fun experience if you enjoy playing. My husband has been refocusing on sobriety, and they have some good nonalcoholic options. If you like cocktails, you can't go wrong with any of the different options they have here.

After being chased away from another happy hour by an over zealous air conditioner, Dan and I…read morechecked out O'Brien's Tavern. It is a small and well run pub with a happy hour from 11 to 7 everyday. I didn't ask if anything else is discounted during happy hour, but domestic beer is $2.50. We sat at the bar and Katlin took good care of us. She told us all about the pub and the various activities they have. There's live music on Fridays, but as yet, no Celtic music. Maybe in the future. Monday is music bingo, Wednesday is Trivia night. Thursday is karaoke night. They have plans in the future for Saturday nights. The customers were very friendly and polite. Many seem to know each other. A man showed up and was loudly greeted by his friends. This appears to be a Cheers type of pub where everyone knows your name and they're very glad you came. O'Brien's has a small menu of bar food. The cook didn't come in today, but Katlin was able to cook us up some dynamite wings. I noticed they have some speciality drinks which I look forward to trying. We look forward to our next visit.

Stopped in by myself after a fishing trip to watch the end of the OU game. Sat by myself and…read moreordered a round. The bartender Summer was great. I noticed a group of guys playing pool, and one was pointing at me and whispering. Two of the guys from the table immediately come over and start peppering me with small talk. I'm cordial but suspicious. The man who was pointing at me then comes over and starts asking me probing questions. I answer one to be nice and he immediately runs up to the bartender and starts cussing like he's about to fight me! He didn't want his sh** pushed in, so he pays and runs out the door and two of his friends immediately head towards my table. I tell everyone to back up and leave the place. I will NEVER go back and I'll be filing a report with the BBB. Worst bar in Tulsa hands down

food moms brought me home leftovers from brunch, including…read moreplantain, waffle, eggs, and toast. the plantain was thick, juicy, and delicious, the waffle same, with syrup infusion as a bonus, the toast with infusion too, butter variety that is, and eggs, lil cheese, excellently cooked, pun habit, sorry, and a meal which any beverage would pair perfectly, and though, i'm not currently recalling if it was coffee or water I'd paired, the meal as a whole was perfect. service momma graciously offered me leftovers after brunching with her friend, absolutely amazing service, love, momma. ambiance giving environmentally friendly based on togo container material that looked like recycled material, though not entirely certain.

This is a tough one. We didn't get there until 3:00. Starved. It was a "sit anywhere" situation…read more Only 2 others in the entire dining room, but the bar seemed pretty busy. Only visible staff was the bartender (owner?). She was a terrific waitress. Love those $4 martinis. Hubby ordered his fav fish & chips, I ordered the "Black & Blue" flatbread. I would have sent back his whole plate. Instead of toasty brown everything was burnt. The black & blue: some great flavor from the cheese, tomatoes, pickled red onion, nonmemorable horseradish sauce, pretty presentation. My opinion, leave off what little steak there is. Adds nothing to the flavor, only some tough chew bites. The crust: I know there's argument here. I'm usually for good char on a pizza (I've had pizza all around Italy). But this was burnt and smelled burnt. Disappointed? Way. We'd wanted to get there for some time. I'm still intrigued by some of their menu items. We may give them another chance and view this as a very off day.

Fat Daddies Pub and grill is a very good place to stop for lunch, especially of you like fish and…read moreseafood with a hint of Cajun at a friendly price served by people who are good at what they do, serving it up quickly and courteously. The age of the clientele leans toward the retired side but the food covers the entire range from kids to college age and anywhere in between. The prices are reasonable and the servings are fairly large. The menu will Likely please everyone, Even the Key lime pie is a good and a good deal. I used to travel a lot and Fat Daddies was a regular when I found one in Wichita and other places, there seems to be lots of them. The food is good and the prices will bring you back. My favorite is the Crawfish eatufe.

Good warm low light place with great food. Every week night they have a food specials. Like all…read more____ is some lower price. It's not a skimped portion or any less quality when you get the special. This review is from burger night. ANY of their burgers are $6.99 and come with fries or tots or chips (no extra charge). We've come for several of the specials and haven't been even close to disappointed yet - busy here or not. Definitely recommend.