The food and service are both out of this world. Definitely not a casual dinner spot for most. Also…read morea little hard to get to if you don't know where you're going.... The portions are very big, sides, desserts, etc. I love coming here for celebration dinners!

This was my first time experiencing Bull in the Alley, and what an experience! This restaurant is…read morehidden in a literal alley in downtown Tulsa, which definitely adds to the whole vibe. Parking isn't the greatest, especially on the weekends, so you can utilize the valet service located in front of The Tavern. We were celebrating a friend's birthday, so we had our own private room. I'm not sure of the price to reserve a private room, so you would need to call and verify that. The menu isn't very extensive, and this is definitely a more expensive restaurant, so I would personally save it for special occasions. If you have a special diet or dietary restrictions, there may not be a ton of options, so I'd recommend calling ahead to ask before making a reservation. For food, I had the porterhouse steak, which is meant to be shared rather than an individual serving. It was definitely a generous portion because I still had enough to take leftovers home! I also ordered the potatoes and Brussels sprouts as my sides. All of the sides are a la carte, so keep that in mind when looking at the menu and pricing. They also had a salmon special while we were there, although I'm not sure if that is something they offer regularly or if the special changes throughout the year. The ambiance gives major speakeasy vibes and is really nice. The lights are dim, and they even had a man playing the piano for a set amount of time while we were there, which added to the experience. If you're coming with a group, just know that there will most likely be a 20% gratuity added to your bill. Overall, such a great experience, and I will definitely be coming back for a special occasion in the future!

This is such a fun and unique event venue! It has been opened for less than a year so a lot of…read morepeople still don't know about it. I attended a holiday party and was blown away by the creative and colorful space. It is inside Tulsa's Performing Arts Center. I was lucky to find parking on third street so I walked through the main doors. You have to go left and walk all the way down the hall to find the lounge. There was clear signage and helpful staff guiding the way. Right outside, there's an interesting timeline on the wall. As you enter, there's a wide open space with a dance floor in the middle. You know you're in a unique space when your eyes don't know where to start exploring and you want to just take it all in. The space had been a black box since the 70s and the idea came up to turn it into a space that would generate revenue for the PAC trust. The one of a kind space was designed by Christopher Murphy. His inspiration was the lavish Studio 54 in NYC, a historic venue and cultural icon that was a nightclub in the 70s and now is a theater. I wasn't familiar with it but as soon as I looked it up, the theme made sense. It was known for its opulent interior design with walls covered in metallic fabrics and ornate art installations throughout it. The disco era wallpaper in the north wall was imported from Germany. Bianca and Truman (the horse lamps!) are so fun. I wish the pictures did them justice (apparently Jagger rode a white horse inside Studio 54). The capacity is 150 on the main floor and 50 on the mezzanine depending on seating arrangement. There's a full service bar, sound system, baby grand piano, lighting effects, small stage, and on staff event planner. You can submit booking inquiries on their website.

I've been here a few times to catch some live music. With this type of setting, it makes me enjoy…read morethe music + live entertainment more. It's very dim inside while the light shines on the stage. Lowdown is fitting for a date. With a full bar sitting directly across from the stage, a friend of mine offered me a drink (I don't drink anymore) & when a bartender overheard that I don't drink, he offered Mood Brü. I wish I could remember the flavor, it was really good (I like all of the Mood Brü flavors). LowDown is downstairs from Duet, a spot you can grab a bite (the last time I had food there was for a New Year's Eve & it was good). A plus about LowDown is that a lot of acts out of Tulsa perform there. It's a good way to get familiar with the local scene. You can keep up with their show listings on their website or social media.

Been there several times. Great music, great artists, great ambiance…read more Will absolutely go back again.

The rooftop is over rated. Nice view & stools to let you see…read moreit. But could do with some cute fairy lights & decent menu. Food was served freezing cold (horrible as fried). We had french fries & artichoke hearts. Perhaps add ceviche / salads / sashimi (dishes where temperature doesn't matter)? Service was excellent & friendly! Especially the waiter with long hair. Weird sofa facing toilet...

Beautiful view from the rooftop. Drinks only, no food. A greatness fashioned was served.read more

Excellent food and service. One of the top restaurants in Tulsa. You can't go wrong with anything…read moreon the menu

We enjoyed Brunch on a Sunday at Barons on 1st. We arrived at 12:30 and were greeted warmly and…read moreseated in a comfortable booth. We were immediately struck with how beautiful the interior was. The walls are filled with photos and artwork. Many of the photos featured Tulsa oil barons. There was a lot of leather, a large mounted bison head caught my attention and it sort of gave me a whiskey/cigar lounge vibe. Our server was just great. She was very informative and we loved her humor. We were with another couple and we tried a few cocktails, the Bloody Mary was rated very highly by those of us that got one. I had a Margarita-like cocktail; tequila, watermelon shrub, lime, agave. Quite tasty. My wife ordered the shrimp appetizer. 4 of the largest shrimp I've ever seen arranged on a large chunk of coral. It was beautifully presented. I had the Fish Fry; 2 breaded pieces of cod served with fries. The fish was excellent. Lightly breaded and the cod was very flaky. The tartar sauce was the perfect compliment to the cod and the french fries were salted and crunchy and excellent as well. One of our friends ordered the Antelope cChili and it was an outstandingly tasty chili. Another person with us ordered an omelette and it was prepared so well with the eggs being perfectly cooked into fluffy perfection For dessert we shared a bread pudding. It was a honestly sized dessert but we managed to share it among four people. Basically one good bite each. We all gave it a thumbs up. The entire experience was very enjoyable. The decor, the service, and the food quality was some of the best you'll find anywhere.

Dust bowl is a good time, whether with a big group or for a date night. I have used the private…read moreside room with a couple of lanes for a private party before and it was so perfect! Felt very secluded and intimate, but still had access to the full bar and could go play pool in the main space if we wanted. I love that the hot dogs are from Fassler-it's a favorite spot for my husband and me. The totchos are tasty and fun. I especially recommend the Buffalo chicken ones! The staff here are ok. Nothing g really sticks out a ton. We like the folks at the OKC Dust Bowl better, but the Tulsa team is fine. I definitely recommend this place for a group or a date night. This location is a lot smaller than OKC, and can't accommodate as many folks, but it's a great place for friends to gather for vintage fun together!

Who doesn't love bowling? Dust bowls a great way to kick off a night out (or have an early night)…read morein a fun vintage setting. The by-the-hour-by-the-lane pricing makes it an attractive option for large groups, For parties and occasions, the menu offers excellent picking options as well as a handful of entrees that are pretty traditional bowling alley fare. Not the sporting type? Don't worry, there's plenty of bar space for those who just want to sit back and have a drink.

Met some friends here for jazz night. The music was fantastic. My wine was not good, but the…read moreatmosphere and quality of the music made up for it. One of my friends liked her drinks, but felt they were overpriced for the quality of the beverages she received. My other friend didn't like his drinks. I think that this place has the potential to be so much more and I hope that they improve their food, beverage, and service to match the elegance of the decor and the talent of the musicians that they featured. I guess this place is good for my diet. ‍

Really enjoyed a late night drink at Commerce! We ordered Aperol spritz and a skillet brownie for…read moredessert.