Kilkenny's is a definite favorite when dining in Tulsa. First, the atmosphere cannot be beat…read more Authentic Irish decor and dark lighting with Irish music playing help transport you from Tulsa. Second, the service is always spot-on. Servers are attentive without being overbearing. I've been coming for years for a reason. Finally, the food is spectacular. They say that restaurants should run smaller menus. Kilkenny's bucks this trend with tons of options. Everything I've tried has been phenomenal. My favorites are the Florentine Omelet (they serve brunch on the weekends), the Coolgrange Chicken, and the Three Castles Sandwich. They also have seasonal favorites throughout the year.

We stopped in around 11ish pm after the Ghost concert. The service was quick and we were seated…read morequickly and asked for our drink order immediately thereafter. Even though it was later in the evening, the vibe was chill and many more people from the concert were coming in. We each had the Crème Brûlée which was perfectly torched. No burn's and the top was evenly crispy. The custard was warm and delicious too. Overall a perfect end to the night. Highly recommended.

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!

Cool pub and a cool British vibe as well. We came and was seated immediately. Note that the place…read moreisn't big. The staff was friendly, which was nice. I ordered something that was similar to a chicken pot pie. It was pretty tasty. Although I would say the puff pastry gets pretty messy, but maybe I was just an idiot and don't know how to eat it! The "chips" that can with it were good as well. My only complaint was that the dish was small, so if you are starving, you might still be hungry after. The price was a bit steep for what you get, but you do get authentic British food so that's cool.

Service was great and attentive. Few of our party got the pick two at lunch. Serving sizes were…read moremore than expected and the food was great. Fun environment and great food.

So our waitress was awesome and came back to check on us frequently. The Philly steak wasn't too…read moreshabby but I wish the sweet potatoes fries were a bit more crispy. Kiddo nabbed the chicken fingers and those might have been the better play. All in all just not too shabby.

Great dark bar with friendly service. Dropping star as they ran out of miller lite and coors light…read more Domestic bucket deal rock solid though'

George's Pub in Jenks has a nice selection of beer and some really good pub food. Try the sweet…read morepotato fries or one of their daily specialties. If you're into soccer (or football), stop by and check 'em out!

Pub W is one of my favorite spots in tulsa! Their happy hour is so good, plus they're a great spot…read morefor game days! Cornbread skillet is my favorite appetizer of all time! Their soft pretzels and brussel sprouts are great too. They serve brunch on the weekends and it's a great option!

Great spot for happy hour! The appetizers and drinks are a real highlight. The Honey Sriracha…read moreBrussels were packed with flavor--absolutely excellent. My friend tried the Fancy Don't Let Me Down draft cocktail and loved it. Our server, Cash, was attentive and adorable--we'll definitely be asking for him next time. The only downside is that it can get a bit loud, so it would be nice if the volume were turned down a notch. Other than that, we had a fantastic time and can't wait to go back!

Chicken fried steak is great! Service was fast and the servers were very friendly! Restaurant was…read moreclean and well put together. Patio is nice!

Tried this restaurant for the first time this afternoon. I tried the fish and chips with fries that…read moreare made in house fresh. The fish was very good, I do not like tartar sauce whatsoever, but they're fresh made tartar sauce was very tasty. They also have malt vinegar on the table. The fries weren't for my taste, they were very soggy. The only ones I ate were the crispy ones I could find which were very few. But I still left Full. The fish, two pieces, were huge! Very good service.

Such a wonderful little gem in M.I. so much personality. Daisy (the resident pup) greets you when…read moreyou enter...if not Odie, the cat Love this place. Locals own it and treat you like family. Karaoke on weekends. My sis in law will appreciate when she comes to visit. Show your support.

our favorite watering hole on the island...I'd give it 5 stars but do t like that there's smoking…read moreinside. no judgment, just do t like smelling the smoke in my beard and clothes the next day. Jon and Tammy are awesome and very welcoming to everyone. the drinks are great, not weak, not over-poured...like the story of the 3 bears, just right!!!

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

I had lunch sitting at an outdoor table next door at Maple Ridge Market, but ordered the fish and…read morechips from Bishop Quigley. The fish portion was large and had a delicate and crispy batter that was delicious. The batter didn't get soft or gooey, or fall off while eating it. It came on a pile of potato wedges, which were also made well with crispy-ish outsides and soft insides. The fish on top of them limited the crispness of the outsides, but didn't lower the score. With a squeeze of grilled lemon and some malt vinegar it was pretty close to perfection. It may take a trip to Jolly Old England to beat it, and I've had F&C in England and Ireland so I can at least compare it to the good stuff.

It is closed. No one there on a Tuesday evening. Hard to evaluate if it is not open…read more No signage, nothing posted

Staff ignores the tables and only serve the regulars. I waited over 45 minutes to be greeted and…read moreget a drink.