food moms brought me home leftovers from brunch, including…read moreplantain, waffle, eggs, and toast. the plantain was thick, juicy, and delicious, the waffle same, with syrup infusion as a bonus, the toast with infusion too, butter variety that is, and eggs, lil cheese, excellently cooked, pun habit, sorry, and a meal which any beverage would pair perfectly, and though, i'm not currently recalling if it was coffee or water I'd paired, the meal as a whole was perfect. service momma graciously offered me leftovers after brunching with her friend, absolutely amazing service, love, momma. ambiance giving environmentally friendly based on togo container material that looked like recycled material, though not entirely certain.

Bird and Bottle is just delicious! They have a stripped down menu so that they can really focus on…read moremaking specific dishes that shine. I got the brick chicken--my second time getting it--and it is just fantastic! Every part of the dish excels from the chicken to the gnocchi to the vegetables. My only fear is that I expect I will just keep ordering the brick chicken and not experience the rest of what I can only assume is a wonderful selection of other delicious menu items. The $4 martinis are a great addition to the entire experience and make for a tasty but reasonably priced night out. I know I'll be back! 5/5

Huge bar, great selection of whisky! Im pregnant so couldn't partake. But, just looking at…read moreeveryones fancy drink orders was fun and they all looked amazing. Ambiance reminds me of a fancy place you would find in a larger city. Upscale and minimalistic. Very pleasant. I sat at the bar so unsure about service at a table. Unfortunately, I felt overlooked at the bar, especially since I wasn't drinking. The staff was extremely busy making drinks and I had to get their attention whenever I needed anything. Would recommend making reservations to get a table seat to receive proper service. I ordered the burger with fries. Cooked well but the flavor was nothing special. Will return and try something else!

Came on a Saturday night and it was packed! We didn't have a reservation so we sat at the bar. This…read morerestaurant is sort of tucked away and the main entrance is through a building. Decor is dim and intimate, very nice. It was fun watching the bartenders mixing and crafting drinks. The patrons here kept them busy. I ordered an espresso martini without Bailey's (Oren's way), which was decent. For dinner we had the lamb shoulders, brussel sprouts and a burger. The lamb came unexpected in almost a meatloaf shaped slide and it was tender flavorful. Quite good! The Brussels sprouts were nicely done and tasty. As for burger, I was indifferent on. I had a friend who said it was his favorite, but I thought it was fine. They need to change the buns. The fries were awesome. Looking forward to coming back again!

Another great meal at Bin 35. We split the bone in pork chop, the caesar salad, and had their…read moreaward winning bread pudding for dessert. Attentive wait staff, consistent food in a cozy Brookside location. Be sure and make reservations, especially on weekends. It has some of the best gluten free dishes (including fried chicken) that you can experience.

I love the small size of this restaurant. The food was good. Very creative menu. I had the carrot…read moreand ginger soup. I didn't care for it. It was semi warm and it just wasn't what I was expecting. But my father-in-laws wife had it and loved it. So I chose this restaurant because they had fried chicken in the menu. Well, I'm never gonna turn down fried chicken so I ordered it. I included pictures for reference. At first glance I thought they had over cooked it because of its dark color. But as I started eating I realized that they had used a ton of paprika in the batter to give it that dark red amber color. The chicken was good and not overcooked. However, they used a batter for the crust. Much like a Japanese tempura but less garlic. The crust was a hard crunchy shell. The flavor was ok but I just don't care for battered chicken. I also felt like it was cooked too hot. The crust was borderline over cooked but the inside was done. That's just my opinion. They served the chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy on the side. Both just warm and as my meal progressed the gravy was straight up cold. But I was finished so I powered through. To be fair, the fried chicken was the least expensive entree on the menu. But I'm kind of a fried chicken snob so I'm gonna give it a 6 out of 10. I prob would not order it again, but there were some other things on the menu I am excited to try on our next visit.

This used to be one of my favorite places to stop for dinner. The menu is fantastic, and the food…read morehas always been flavorful and well prepared. Unfortunately, the quality of the service has declined significantly. During our most recent visit, our server rarely checked on us, and we waited over 30 minutes for a salad. We eventually had to ask the hostess if she could check on it for us. When our server finally brought the salad, she told us, "I thought you wanted your appetizer first, and I have another table, so someone else is going to take care of you." The interaction felt unnecessarily dismissive, particularly after we had already been waiting so long with very little attention or communication. To make matters worse, after the long wait and confusion, we were ultimately brought the wrong order. The second server who took over our table was much kinder and more attentive, which we appreciated, but by that point the overall experience had already been disappointing. It's unfortunate because we genuinely enjoyed coming here in the past and still think highly of the food, but the service during our recent visits has declined enough that we don't plan to return.

With Stone Horse being a Tulsa staple for years, we knew we needed to head over there and try it…read more It's definitely a favorite for good reason. The menu was unexpected yet alluring with comfort and complex rolled into one. Dishes typical like a burger and fries were beautifully elevated in Stone Horses' own way. The focaccia appetizer was to die for! Pillowy on the inside yet light and crisp on the outside. With the cheese and herbs they served with it made it positively decadent. A word of caution, it is extremely filling and with just the two of us I had to muster my self control to stop eating it. Our service was so helpful, informative and made conversation but not overly so. It was such a beautiful space with a delightful patio space and a market in the back with so much more than I imagined. Don't miss on opportunity to try Stone Horse nor the market. You will delighted you did!

HFS! Look, out of all the places in the world I've been, I'm pleasantly surprised to find this…read moreplace. Fresh gnocchi, fresh sprouts, fresh chicken.... Fresh everything and delectable. The server was fantastic, the food was incredible, and it held the ambiance of a traditional steakhouse. Do yourself a favor and eat here, now, today. You're welcome.

Great food! Great service!! Great value!!! I took my…read moredaughters here and between the three of us we were able to try all of the sides, except the beans. They definitely have their own twist on things. The sweet potatoes were good but a little heavy on the nutmeg. They tasted like a mix of apple and pumpkin pie. The mac and cheese was really creamy. I really liked the horseradish coleslaw. I'm not a big fan of collard greens but I still tried them and actually thought they were pretty good. For our mains, two of us had the brisket and one had ribs. Both were super good. There were 4 different sauces. I recommend trying them all. I wanted to try the sausage but they were sold out. I guess you need to get there earlier than an hour before they closed. We finished with a couple desserts. The banana pudding was probably the best I've had. Their seasonal cobbler was blueberry and very tasty! I was hoping for peach. Maybe next time. Yes there will definitely be a next time. It was a lot of food so we had plenty left over that ate for lunch the next day. The atmosphere is super friendly and really clean. Like most barbecue places I've been to there is no table service. You order and pay at the counter. Then depending on how busy they are they will bring your food to your table or have you pick up at the counter. For me the cherry on top is their pay it forward meal. For $15 you can buy a meal for someone in need. They hand you a receipt that you pin to a board. Then when someone needs a meal they can go in and grab one off the board. They offer them their lunch special. While I was there I saw a very grateful individual come in and get a meal. The staff were super nice and treated them just like any other customer. Great food! Great service! Great value! Do yourself a favor and try this place!

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

Food awesome, service is great, prices are decent. Parking is a challenge, but worth it when you…read moreget seated

I've lived in Tulsa for SIX years and somehow kept overlooking this place. Apparently, I've been…read moremaking poor decisions because I'm already planning my next visit. Located downtown, parking appears to be mostly street parking--I didn't notice a dedicated lot nearby. Inside, the restaurant is long and narrow with bar seating, hanging plants, and an open wood-fire grill that immediately sets the vibe. We sat in the back room, which is darker and not quite as charming as the main dining area. It was also verrrry warm. When we mentioned it, our waiter's sarcastic comment about it being hot outside caught us a little off guard, but thankfully it did seem to cool down afterward. Now THE FOOD. The fire-roasted carrots with whipped tahini were unreal. Tender without being mushy, smoky, and absolutely packed with flavor. I ate most of the plate and regret nothing. The empanadas were buttery, soft and flaky with a chimichurri sauce I would've happily put on everything. My Campfire Atlantic Salmon was the star--perfectly cooked with this incredible smoky, citrusy flavor that carried through the whole plate. Even the kale had me excited, which feels like an accomplishment. The artichoke au gratin was creamy, loaded with artichokes, and had a great crunchy texture on top. Portions are generous enough that my dinner became lunch the next day. Our table also tried the filet, pasta, and another salmon. Everyone was happy. I sampled the crab-and-corn pasta--it was good, just not personally my thing. The filet was tender with a glaze my friend loved, although I'd probably order mine without it. We finished with the strawberry rhubarb cobbler + vanilla ice cream--tangy, sweet, warm, cold, crunchy, creamy...basically I didn't want to share. Service overall was attentive without hovering, plates disappeared quickly, and everyone's drinks were beautiful and well received. Bathrooms were clean and well-kept, too. Six years of walking past this place was enough. Those carrots and that salmon have officially brought me to my senses. I'll be back.

I chose Amelia's for dinner during our one-day trip to Tulsa, and it did not disappoint. From the…read moremoment you step inside, the restaurant feels like a complete escape from the city. The space is beautifully designed with lush greenery and whimsical details that create a romantic, intimate atmosphere. Our server was knowledgeable and offered excellent recommendations throughout the meal. The octopus was perfectly cooked with a tender texture rather than the rubberiness you sometimes get, and the steak was beautifully prepared as well. Overall, I would highly recommend Amelia's to anyone visiting Tulsa and looking for a memorable dinner with romantic date-night vibes.

This is a hidden gem in Tulsa. Very high end, luxurious and welcoming at the same time. I had the 7…read moreoz filet and the other guests had salmon with blackened asparagus . And the other guest had wague steak and Brussels sprouts with a wedge salad . The blue cheese was impressive but not as impressive as the desserts. The silk pie was heaven on a plate and silky smooth. The key lime pie was amazingly tart and scrumptious. Don't skip the coffee at the end, it's a great end to a wonderfully sweet finish of the desserts. Waiters were attentive and helpful in selection. You won't be disappointed. So if you're looking for a celebration.

Jimmy's Chophouse invites you in with a classic interior of dark wood, leather, and low, warm…read morelighting. Upon arriving at my table, I was offered still and sparkling water to drink and my server was very attentive to my needs and kept both of my water glasses full. I ordered the chicken piccata. The chicken picatta came with a generous helping of three pieces of chicken served with a buttery pan sauce and capers alongside whipped potatoes. The chicken was excellently cooked and was tender and moist with ever-so-slightly crisped edges. The sauce was tangy and the capers added a bite that worked perfectly with it on a way that really made the chicken piccata shine as a dish. The whipped potatoes did not have a lot of flavor on their own, but meshed well with the pan sauce. At the conclusion of the meal, the check came with an Andes mint. I love those, and while it is a small gesture, it made me smile and improved my evening just that little bit more. This was a great experience with great food! 4.5/5