I have been coming to Aces off and on for years now. I love the owner Jan and have never had an…read moreissue until last night simply because I didn't have enough cash for a shot. My friend Michael covered me and the bartender Melissa became angry and hateful towards me because of the situation. I will go back because of the other staff and live music. But NEVER while Melissa's working!!

Where everybody knows your name. And what color you underwear is…read more Bartenders are friendly and know the regulars. Live band on Fridays and Saturdays . Karaoke on Thursdays. Cheap beers and good people.

Textbook dive bar and that's exactly what we want sometimes. An open pool table, friendly barkeep…read more(we really like Amanda here-SUPER pleasant!) and just a dive. We've popped in a few times and it's always pretty busy. It is in such an odd spot, but it works. The owner is nice as well and she and her partner really try to know the customers. Fast service.

Don't come here for the beer. Poor beer selection. Come here, if you must, for the ambiance.read more

Drove over here from BA to support one of the bartenders that recently moved from another bar. I…read morewas met with hostility and unfair treatment the moment I walked through the door. My girlfriend and I came in around 9pm on a Thursday evening, very slow evening with only one other person there. As soon as we walked through the door, the owner yells from behind the bar, "are you 21?" Both of us are over the age of 21, but are still young and I can understand the need to ID. The part that got me was him literally yelling across the building as soon as we walked in. I didn't have my physical ID as the DMV takes a Real ID when you get a new one and I had just taken my CDL test; currently waiting for my physical copy. I didn't have a physical copy and was told we couldn't be served. The female bartender did say that if I had a paper copy, she could serve me. When I had revived my paper copy of my ID, I turned it in to my employer to keep on file, so I didn't have it on me. We both walked out and I told the staff to have a good evening. After ruffling through some papers in my glovebox, I found a paper copy of my CDL permit that I had gotten a couple of weeks prior, and returned back inside. Once inside, the owner was standing in front of the door with a bowl of popcorn in his hand, and introduced himself to me. Before I could get a word out, he told me I was not welcome in his bar and that he was refusing service for, "Having a bad gut feeling about you and your girlfriend." Never in my life have I come across an interaction such as this one. I strongly feel that we were denied service just because we look young (while still being over 21.) I was excited to try somewhere new and play pool, however, I have no intentions of supporting this business or its owner in the future.

It's an OK place wouldn't recommend it probably won't go back. Waitress was there all by herself…read more It got kind of busy she got overwhelmed.

Jennifer '. Tulsa, OK…read more 7/19/2017 "I hadn't been to the Market Pub in about 10 years" (Obviously...) "outside there were three random grills sitting there, " . (The Market Pub has Three "random, Grills... Bcause they do a NOT-SO-RANDOM MONTHLY Cookouts during the Spring and Summer Months...so in other words...not-so-random for them...Could be seen as random for someone like yourself that has not gone there once in 10 years. "the service was sub-par and we had to keep going inside to get another drink" . You were on the patio there during the daytime (according to your pictures) when there is only ONE Staff member in the entire bar. Granted the Patio does fall under the "out of sight-out of mind" catagory, but you sometimes just have to remind yourself that when you choose to sit outside, and there are customers in the bar, you WILL BE EXPECTED to get up and get your own drinks from the bar.. The Bartender is just that... a Bar Tender. They are not able or allowed to leave a Bar vacant when there are customers inside due to the random dishonesty of the very few in society. ie: Tip jars emptied or stolen, customers jumping behind the bar and getting free drinks or stealing bottles and so on ... "...and the bathroom was dirty." People are dirty...the bathroom is what it is...again unless it it reported to the staff. it will probably remain dirty. . Did YOU report the dirty bathroom to the staff..or did you just walk away and leave it as it was for the next person to complain?

I walked in with a little time to kill and was going to have something to drink and eat if they had…read moreanything and once I walked I asked the blonde bartender where the restroom was and she said "It's for paying customers only". I was shocked she didn't treat me like a customer being I planned to be. Then she tells me I can't have my sealed bottle of water with on me, "no outside drinks." What a sorry attitude and way to treat potential customers. That lady has a huge chip on her shoulder, glad I didn't spend $1 there. Terrible customer service, rude staff.

Great staff, good drinks, a little smokey even though no smoking allowed anymore. Nice neighborhood…read morebar.

71st St. Depot has been a place I've been coming to over the years when meeting a few friends who…read moredon't mind a smoky atmosphere just to hang out over some drinks. They always have a game or two on, there are a couple pool tables, and ample room on the wrap-around bar and additional table seating. Beer specials during games are about $6/pitcher $10/bucket for domestics. They also run happy hour specials. One of my favorite features is that they are one of the places around down that host the online trivia which you can play either from your phone or a gaming device they have at the bar. It's fun to play against your friends or even other tables that might be participating as well. The service is decent and at about 73rd & Mingo it's an easy break away from the "busy-ness" that is the 71st Street corridor. So bring some friends and come check it out.

Food was delicious, but took a very very long time for lunch. I love that it's cooked fresh but we…read morewaited over 40 mins for lunch. The 3 of us ate chicken tenders and fries. The server was great! As a heads up, this is more of a bar rather than a bar and grill atmosphere. There was a stripper pole next to our lunch table. As none of us live here - we visited based off of the yelp star rating.

do not go for the food for sure!!! this is by far the worst food ive ever tasted. horrible service,…read morehorrible food can't get much worse. 0 stars if i could rate it that

Very friendly establishment with fun activities regularly scheduled. Also great food served…read morecomplimentary to all patrons at regular events, such as Taco Tuesdays etc.

Great bar out in East Tulsa. Cold beer at a cheap price. Plenty of things to do to keep you…read moreentertained while drinking. Great dive bar to stop in for some cold ones. Bartender was friendly and great service to boot.

If heaven had a happy hour, it'd be called Tin Dog Saloon…read more I've been to bars all over, and nothing comes close. Tin Dog isn't just the best bar in Tulsa--it's the best bar in the world. The drinks are cold, the bartenders are legendary, the regulars make you feel like family, and every night somehow turns into a story worth telling. No fancy gimmicks. No pretending to be something it's not. Just great people, great drinks, pool, laughs, and the kind of atmosphere you can't manufacture. Whether you're stopping in for one beer or accidentally staying until close, you'll leave with new friends and a reason to come back. Five stars isn't enough. If you're looking for the greatest dive bar on the planet, Tin Dog Saloon is it.

Relaxing atmosphere! The crew is top-notch & very attentive! Greet place to go to wind down after a…read morebusy day!

the colony always felt homey to me. i've been here a few times as a performer, i've also been here…read morea couple of times to watch some performances. the crowds that the artists bring here are so wide ranged. just like i've mentioned with other venues in the surrounding areas, the colony highlights local acts on the regular. the colony is also a stop for artists who've been hitting the road. sometimes you don't know they're from out of town until the artists are done & they end up conversing with you out on the patio (which happens often). the bartenders & people who work the front door have always been nice (they also serve tea at the bar... looking out for artists who go the hot toddy route). keep up on their social media to what they have throughout the week. lots & lots of live music. right across the street from braum's (that usually comes in the clutch for me) & caddy corner to more local spots. there's pool in the back to those who like to compete, along with more of a loungey setup with seats away from the stage.

The Colony is a Tulsa icon that everyone should experience. It's a cozy bar with chill vibes and a…read morebig fireplace. They have excellent live music every night and often a very small cover fee for the bands in the evenings. The owners are some of Tulsa's talented musicians and the employees are super friendly. There's a cute patio in front and a pool table in the back. Its non-smoking except for the patio and is a very safe place, frequented by all ages.

Service was good, but had to go to bar for service. Lovely servers with a positive personality. I…read moredid feel like people kept checking my jacket pockets for my wallet, including a server, which was concerning. Bathroom was nice enough. Drinks should've been dirt cheap but they were not and they were weak. Restaurant next door looked 10/10!

Awesome service and clientele. Great vibes and drinks. Day crowd is relaxing. Night crowd is…read moreexciting.