Had a meet and greet here for a new friend group since I'm new to Tulsa, and this is where the…read moreevent was held. It turned out to be a really nice spot! Of course, I ordered a sparkling wine and I'm a sparkling wine girlie, so if it's on the menu, I'm getting it every time. The place had a good vibe, nice music, and even some games, which made it fun and relaxed. They did have a couple of private events going on at the same time, but it didn't take away from the experience. We also ordered some food and I got the nuggets with sweet potato fries (because sweet potato fries are always my go-to), and they were so good. Perfectly seasoned and cooked just right. I really wish I would've taken a picture! As I was leaving, I noticed they were setting up for bingo or another event, which made me want to come back even more. Overall, it's a cute, chill spot, and I'll definitely be back.

This was our first visit to Welltown Brewing, and I can't wait to go back to try out the nuggies!…read moreWe were meeting up here for a small get together in one of the igloos on the rooftop of the restaurant. It was really a neat experience as you enter through the side door and up some stairs that are lined with greenery and lights, it feels like you are somewhere else when you reach the roof. There is a beautiful view of downtown Tulsa from here. It especially looked great at night with all of the lights. I really loved the overall aesthetic of this place. They used a lot of what I'm assuming was an old brick building mixed with reclaimed wood. The rooftop houses several igloos of various sizes. We had 8 people in our smaller sized igloo, and there was plenty of space. There was a small space heater that kept everything plenty warm inside. Our host had ordered two charcuterie boards for us to snack on while we enjoyed drinks and conversation. I enjoyed making a bite with the cracker, cheese, salami and a piece of fruit. I got the Demogorgon Coffee Stout, because I'll admit...I just liked the name, and I enjoy a good dark beer. You could definitely taste the bitter notes of the coffee with the sweet tanginess of cherry and at a 9.4%, it is a good sipping beer. The wait staff was very friendly and attentive even though they had a packed rooftop of patrons. They had a nifty touch light that you tap on to signal the wait staff that you needed something or were ready to order up something. I would very much recommend this place for a memorable get together with family and friends. Make sure you make reservations early, as I hear they can fill up quickly. Well done, Welltown Brewing!

Such a unique restaurant. We ate in the downstairs dining room which was very pleasant, but went…read moreupstairs to finish our mimosas and next time we will eat up there! Brunch was a breakfast burger and a top shelf Benny with salmon. Both were delicious! Split a pomegranate mimosa carafe - very tasty.

I heard good things about The Vault from the food to the architecture and vibes so I had to try it…read more Well, I can at least say I tried it but didn't enjoy it. We had the spinach dip which was descent and what we both enjoyed of our lunch. I had the ham and cheese sandwich minus the pineapple. It was dry and the cheese wasn't ooey and gooey. Daughter had the Cuban sandwich and said it was bland and she couldn't taste the mustard aïoli that was supposed to be on it. It was nice to have the tall open windows to let in the light but didn't think the architecture or vibe was impressive.

I was in Tulsa last month for the Yelpies and, of course, had to find a new-to-me brewery to check…read moreout! Nothing's Left was nearby so I popped in just after what happened to be a very popular annual event: dog photos with Santa. A few dogs (and even Santa himself) were still lingering, which made for a fun and festive vibe while I enjoyed a pint of their Oktoberfest marzen. It was thick, malty and delish - just what I was looking for on a chilly Tulsa evening. The friendly beertender (who I believe was also one of the owners) explained that they're well known for their "weird" beer flavors here. But being more of a purist myself, I was glad to see they had non-weird options as well. Definitely a great spot to add to the ol' cross-country brewery list - it had a nice, relaxing vibe and (of course) good beer.

Such a cool venue. Lots of outdoor and indoor seating for singles to groups of varying sizes. Tap…read moreselection was diverse, and all beers matched their names/styles. I appreciated that they had slushies, of which I could get a flight! Staff was very upbeat, personable, and gave good recommendations. They had pretzels and pizza options. Not a lot of gluten free food options. Had quite a few seltzer options as well.

A little cosy jewel of a brewery downtown. Specialty is Belgian style ales, and, speaking from…read morepersonal experience sampling Belgian beer, in Belgium, they have it covered. Good selection for trying a variety of styles, and friendly, helpful service if you have any questions. Nice brewery shirt designs as well. Highly recommended for beer nerds!

My homies host a podcast In Case You Didn't Know & Eerie Abbey Ales is the home for it. I was a…read moreguest for one of the episodes & outside of that, I saw another artist homie that was hosting a workshop and it clicked to me that this place hosts locals for what's going on. There was also a fantasy football draft going on so I caught this place the day it was very active. There was a nice listing of beers on the wall by the bar. I went with the Dragonfruit, I'm not a big beer drinker so I try to go towards some that don't have that much of a beer taste. It did the job, fruity & smooth. I enjoyed my time while I was up there being interviewed & having an idea on how the whole place can be active with a packed house.

Katie was the best server and the food was so yummy. Service was quick and genuinely kind; made my…read moremorning!

We are staying at the Hyatt ate here for breakfast! It was the best experience! Katie, our server,…read morewas amazing! So kind, attentive, and quick with everything! It was a gorgeous restaurant with great vibes for a yummy breakfast! We love Katie and hope to be back to visit soon!

We got a 15% discount for dining here since we were staying at the Hampton Inn, which was nice…read more Unfortunately, the service felt pretty mechanical as our server seemed to just go through the motions, and we had to ask for basics like napkins. The food was standard bar fare, nothing special. We ate, paid, and left. Probably wouldn't go out of our way to return. Forgettable

This is such a great place for drinks and eats before a concert. The prices may be high, but the…read morestaff is super friendly and you only have to cross the street to get to the BOK.

An absolute go to! Beautiful dimly lit dark wood and French bistro curtain decor. PROFESSIONAL…read moreservers and bartenders. Creative seasonal menus excellently prepared. We particularly enjoyed the roasted beet and labdneh appetizer. And my bone-in Pork Chop with roasted poblano crema, butternut mole, salsa macha brussels and pickled red onion was unbelievable. Don't miss this place on your next visit to Northeast Oklahoma!

Service was great .. we had a large party .. work related and our server was great . I didn't…read morehandle the ticket so I didn't get her name . Appetizers were awesome .... bacon popcorn, shrimp dip, and deviled eggs . All great Entrees came out on time and everyone seemed to enjoy. I had the prairie creek pork chop . I've had meats from PC at other restaurants and always enjoyed . This pork chop was super fatty and tough . Should not have been served . Very disappointing . Have had good experiences here in the past . This was not one of them . Hoping for better experience in the future. To leave on a positive note the green chile grits almost made up for it

In Tulsa's arts district, this German beer hall surprised us. The food was fresh and tasty, very…read moreunusual take on German dishes. The bar staff were very nice and encouraged us to try the seasonal cider. Every Sunday night they have local bands and the band playing was excellent. The whole vibe was very welcoming.

Great DJ, great music, great staff, and great food. I would highly recommend. If you go I suggest…read moregoing by 8-8:30. That way you're not waiting in the long lines outside to get in with the young crowd. We had the chicken sandwich, vegan sausage , chicken sausage, lamb sausage, duck fries, and Brussels sprouts. All highly recommended. Drinks were strong yet affordable and delicious. I didn't get a pic of the drink I had but it was the blackberry frozen special and my boyfriend had some type of sunrise drink.

We dropped by to spend a Saturday afternoon here on a weekend getaway. We were greeted and had…read moreeverything explained. We were sat at a table for two- that was the only thing I didn't love, we played a game that took up a lot of space and between that and the food and drinks we spread to the table beside ours until the place was packed. I get why, they were busy and needed to manage tables. Our server was very attentive- and the service was fast. The drink menu is huge and has a lot of fun themed sections. I appreciated the large section of mock-tails and non alcoholic options. We tried several things and it was all great. Great atmosphere and set up- some of the servers stopped by and chatted about the game we were playing, and we chatted with the other couples playing around us. Super fun vibes, they have a large game library with lots of options, set up to be easy to browse. $7 a person to stay as long as you like is a steal as a way to spend an afternoon.

Look, for the most part the games and the venue were great and I love the concept. Some of the…read morestaff were very kind and helpful in finding games to choose as well. The lack of 5 stars is tied to 3 main factors: 1 - shoving virtue signaling in every corner of the store with pride flags and trans woke reminders does more harm then good. I'm all for love for everyone but why are you singling out trans and gay? It's virtue signaling and it's not needed to run your business. 2 - the $13 cocktail I ordered may have been 2-3 shots worth of liquid, basically it was so tiny and not worth the cost even remotely. 3 - the food is heavily focused on fried food, bread, French fries, i realize it's quick to cook but some healthier options would be nice. In general, I'm a fan of businesses thriving and standing out by shining through their product or service and not by shoving ideologies in peoples faces and virtue signaling. Until that changes, my family and I do not plan to return.

11 years in the game with visiting McNellie's. From Burger Night to First Friday to late night…read morevisits... It's been very consistent with everything I've order & with customer service. From a recent visit on Valentine's Day due to a spot having their kitchen close early (my pops was performing across the street so when they were done, we came over here), I'm glad we ended up eating here. We came in, got greeted instantly & even got a table the moment after we got greeted. I find it wild that we usually get seated by the stairs in the middle, not in a bad way, I really like that table & we end up there a majority of the time when it's just us two. I wish I remembered our server's name, she did an excellent job. I went with the Whiskey Burger & it was incredible. The wait on the food didn't take long at all. The whiskey chipotle BBQ sauce stole the show. The burger was perfect. The sweet potato fries went well with the burger, I got honey mustard as my dipping sauce. I was so hungry that I ran through my whole plate in a snap of a finger. I enjoyed that night, no complaints whatsoever. Side Note: The Olympics were going on & Curling was on the television on my right. I actually looked up how the sport takes place & I learned something new that night (outside of the fact that Curling always intrigued me).

Stopped in for dinner and a drink. Sat outside at the bar since the weather was perfect. They have…read morea few TVs for games and plenty of outdoor seating. The inside bar looked very nice but it was packed. No seats. The menu was decent and I settled on a burger. It was good. The sweet potato fries needed a little longer in the fryer but still good. The Old Fashioned was tasty. Overall a nice place to stop downtown for a drink a burger maybe before a drillers game.