Let me set the mood for you... It's a crisp fall/winter day and you came to Broken Bow for a…read moregetaway. Now imagine, a brewery that's unexpected, dog, friendly, kid friendly, adult friendly, bring your own food, bring your own board/card game, enjoy the vibes of good time, and vacation relaxing. I can't wait to come again in the summer or spring. My spouse and I were in town the week of New Year's in this place was busy! They had a gourmet hot dog stand/ truck outside in the front of the brewery. This isn't a typical brewery set up when you walk in, there's a gift shop you order a beer right there with from friendly staff. It was a 50+ degree "winter" day, it felt natural to order a stout beer. The beers were on the more pricey side, but the beverage comes with complementary glassware to take home. It was weird, but it felt kind of natural that there were people under 21 since there was the hotdog stand and we brought our six month old baby. There are a few people with dogs, which I would recommend. I somehow ordered the best peanut butter stout I've ever had, which was a variation of their Opossum Pouch Stout. My spouse got a pumpkin spice brown ale, which was a variation of their Bigfoot Brown Ale. I won't lie, but normally I go halves with my spouse that comes to food and drinks... However, I was happy not to share my peanut butter stout. I can't wait to come again

OUR FAVORITE IN HOCHATOWN! We tried some new seasonal beers this time that were fantastic. My…read morestepdaughter ordered the Banana Wheat and it was very tasty. I went for a Strawberry Blonde and it was very refreshing. The staff here are over the top friendly and professional.

I was in Muskogee for a film festival, and this place became our unofficial after party…read moreheadquarters because of its convenient location. I never tried the food here, but spent a couple of very enjoyable nights on the patio tilting back some cold ones and watching Muskogee's finest respond to calls. The brewery is located in a former fire station, and they keep it clean enough that you could probably eat off the floors. I didn't try all 15 of their beers, but the ones that I had were all fresh and cold. If you're visiting Muskogee in the spring and want to sit outside, I recommend a light jacket. They also have a couple of putting greens and cornhole games available. Muskogee has some really interesting history, and it's a very laid back community. Whatever reason that you have to travel here, this is a great place to let your hair down at the end of the day.

It was really slow, but also not that good and they weren't friendly…read more And apparently they didn't have potatoes.

Food was outstanding, service was great. The spicy peach wings were so good. The patio had a fun…read morevibe

Stopped by Mountain Fork Brewery for a meal and had a mixed experience, but overall it ended on a…read morehigh note. We ordered the boudin egg rolls as an appetizer and each got a burger. Unfortunately, somewhere along the line the appetizer never got put in, so we didn't receive the boudin egg rolls at all. That was a miss, especially since that's something we were looking forward to trying. That said, the burgers absolutely made up for it. Both were cooked right and had great flavor. Solid, well-done burgers that hit the mark. No complaints there. We also grabbed a blueberry cheesecake to go, which turned out to be a great call. It was rich, flavorful, and a good way to finish things off. Service hiccup aside, the food quality, at least on the burgers and dessert, was strong. Worth stopping in, just keep an eye on your order.

All meals include family stlye spaghetti, meatballs, Ravioli,salad, anti-pasta plate and garlic…read morebread! And that's just before the dinner starts! Went with the Grilled Italian Sausage because pasta on top of pasta is just wrong. Grilled perfectly with a char on the ends! Really good flavor and pairs really well with the sketti/rav mixture. Meatballs cooked right with plenty of sauce. Definite leftover but why be greedy and ask for seconds just to take it home. Single person serving was way more than enough. Then again when my waiter brings extra meatballs and ravioli I am in heaven! Thought about dessert which is a toss up between the Cannoli and the Chocolate Devine. Think perhaps the Italian Creme Cake though. Italian Creme Cake to Go

We enjoyed eating at Pete's Place after a visit to the Krebs Heritage Museum. The portion sizes…read morewere very generous. The waitress smiled and gave great service. The garlic bread was delicious. The private dining rooms were also a nice touch.

We met Brian in the gift shop and he told us about a local shuttle so we would be safe and…read moreresponsible on the wine trail. Amber was our waitress- so fast and nice. We ordered the large salad and the psychedelic pizza ! Delicious. Beer , wine and drinks- fast service and delicious! Brian though gets a 10 star rating! Thank you for the recommendations!!

This is usually the hot spot for pizza in Hochatown. The patio is great and even better with live…read moremusic. I like the beer selection from all the local and OKC breweries, because what pairs better with pizza than a nice cold beer? We got the Casey Jones BBQ chicken pizza and it was good! Good amount of sauce to cheese ratio. My favorite part is the crust. You know a pizza is good if you can't wait to get to the crust. Dip it in some ranch and you'll be set. Ambiance: varies from 6-9/10 Food: 8/10 Drink selection: 8/10 for pizza joint Service: 8/10 Would recommend for those who like hand tossed pizza

This is a precious little gift shop/winery in broken bow, and is 100% catered towards girls…read moreweekends and bachelorette trips. It's cute and fun, but I personally wasn't a fan of the wine. We quickly learned that there's no wineries in Broken Bow and all of the local 'wineries' make their wine from concentrate often brought in from California. Which is okay, and the prices reflects the quality, we're just not the biggest fans of the wine. The wine tasting itself was so rushed! There's no stools at the bar and it seemed like a very "out of place" experience. However, it's free and you're able to try a good bit of different wines. Their wine slushes are DELICIOUS! You can add a wine floater and in my first one, I added a floater of a dry white and it was refreshing and exciting. I noticed the frozen slushes in to-go bags by the exit and I think it would be so perfect for a hot summer day or floating the river! We grabbed three to enjoy at home! Overall - if you like sweet/simple wine, this place is probably for you... Go with low expectations if you're a wine snob, but definitely go!

went here while on a trip to broken bow and had a pretty good time. We ordered a charcuterie board…read moreand I decided to try the sweet wines. There were about 7-9 different wines we tried I believe. They give you a paper to write down your thoughts and opinions so you'll know which wine you like. I really enjoyed the experience. The place was styled super cute and colorful and had some cute photo ops.

This spot is decently easy to find and accessible, we parked right out front and were greeted in…read morethe front room where we made our selections and placed our snack order. It was a VERY chilly but sunny day so the mulled wine sounded great to me. I only sampled the blueberry, and this one and decided it was perfect. I'm at home now and kind of regretting not getting a bottle. We ordered our glasses and had a seat in the next room that had all the seating. We were nearly done with our drinks when our food came out, and we nearly ordered more but we were trying to pack as much as we could into a Saturday and a ton of these places close super early so it was time to move along. The charcuterie board had some excellent selections and was more than enough for 4 of us, but I will say maybe preserves or mustard or honey might be nice. Some kinda sauce... The staff was so sweet and hospitable. I've been to Hochatown countless times and hadn't stopped in here before and would be happy to go back.

Disclaimer: I see a lot of reviews raving about the snacks and food, and we didn't try either! So,…read morekeep that in mind. The atmosphere was strange... when we think winery, we're picturing a valley of grapes or a hillside retreat. However, the deck of this tasting location was in front of the literal highway. Maybe we had unrealistic expectations being out-of-towners, but we were disappointed. The wine is very lacking. We learned from a couple locals after this experience that majority of the local "wineries" use a grape concentrate, likely from California, to create their own wines. I definitely think this shows in quality and overall taste, but the prices are very reasonable. I wouldn't come back, and it wouldn't be on our next "to stop" list, but reading other reviews, it seems like a loved establishment. If you're looking for fresh snacks or light meals, it might be a good place to stop by.

On this pre-spring night the hubby and I took a trip over to Bricktown Brewery for dinner take-out…read more My husband decided on sweet tea to drink and fish and chips for his dinner with fries and green beans for the sides. I finally decided on the BBQ chicken salad without avocado and head country BBQ dressing. I 86'd the avocado and dressing and I replaced the dressing with Caesar dressing(that seemed to be extremely watered down. Usually when I have had Caesar dressing it has been thicker like Ken's Creamy Caesar).Otherwise, it made for a lovely dinner when we got home and a nice end to our day.

Everything was fantastic!! Thank you to Josh for being so considerate…read more Planning to go back to try the pizza.