This was a neat place to visit. It reminded me of something that would be on a beach in Florida…read more They had a volleyball tournament going on so there were a lot of people enjoying their day in the sand. The bartender was very friendly.

In town for the weekend and this was an amazing place to check out. We got physical! Played a few…read morerounds of volleyball! I drank a margarita on tap. They do ID everyone. Staff was super cool and we were their very last group leaving! Definitely would go again!

What a gem! Everything I had here was top notch gluten free. My friends that are not gluten free…read moresaid they were the best onion rings they had ever had including regular gluten ones. I can't rave about the food enough here. I'm so impressed. It's even better than my favorite places in Portland. Who knew this would exist in Tulsa??

Met up with a friend from out of state. She suggested this place since it was close to where she…read morewas staying. You order food and drinks at the bar, and the food is brought to your table. Minimal staff for a Wednesday night but everyone was friendly and service was quick. I ordered some fried pickles and a mocktail (Dirty Mercury, which is a dirty coconut coke). Everything was good! Not many meat-free options on the menu aside from fried items and a couple salads, so a warning for my fellow vegetarians. There were a few free parking spots under the awning for the covered patio, with other lots across the street. Decent amount of seating inside and the covered patio is huge! Nice little spot for various craft beers with merch available. Check the bar for the mocktail menu.

Tasty menu and even better beer if it's even possible. 10 outta 10 would recommend!…read more. . .

New Era is my favorite place to come when I am in Tulsa. I love their GF beer as I have Celiac and…read morethis is the only place I've been to in OKLAHOMA that have GF beers. They also have a dedicated Gluten after kitchen serving up traditional bar food. I splurge when I'm here as I try to eat paleo, alcohol isn't paleo and either are fried foods. So when I come here it's definitely a cheat day.

Visited Roosevelt's for lunch while on an expedition to Tulsa from Kansas City. The decor was…read morecharming, lots of old wood and indoor plants. We were seated immediatly and our hostess was delightful. Shared crab cakes, which used blue crab and were delicious. Our mains were nice, with french fries and cole slaw as sides. We'd come again! (though TBF I don't venture into Tulsa often)

In the past, we've always enjoyed Roosevelts. Our last visit wasn't great. The hostess sat three…read morepeople in our waitresses section and we were the last to be greeted and served even though we were the first one seated. The waitress was knowledgeable about celiac requirements, but there weren't a lot of options available. I wish that Roosevelt had some of the Neff beer on tap or in cans. Since both businesses are Tulsa based, I wish a collaboration could happen. My husband enjoyed the brussels sprouts and burger. I had a salad.

I have gone by there a couple times and they appear to be closed. There is a small sigh on the…read moreentrance gate to the commercial buildings. Complex was empty even though I went during business hours.... Well the hours posted on Yelp.

Ok... I have waited for a distillery to come to Tulsa and this one makes my little heart pitter…read morepatter! It is super cute and with modern furniture inside. Everything is clean and well taken care of. One bathroom. Be careful, there is a tiny step. You can order a self-guided tour and get a free drink or flight. You can also buy a button and get a free taco! I wanted to buy the car l, but not enough cash on me when I was there. What a time to be alive!! The libations are super well mixed. My favorite is the Sour Patch choice, but I also enjoyed the root beer float. Word is there will be lavender options soon. You know I am there! The owners are very nice and enjoy their venture.

Came here on a rainy evening with my coworkers for a work trip, and enjoyed the atmosphere and the…read morevibes of this place! This feels very relatable to Pluckers but here in Tulsa. There are plenty of TV's to watch any different sport that interests you! Their wings taste delicious and juicy, and they have a great selection of beers on tap. The staff was nice and friendly who took care of our big group of 8 of us. They served us fairly quickly and always checked in on us if we needed anything.

Food even better than I recalled. Huge dining room. Our fam of 5 seated right away on drillers game…read morenight 5/15. Service was attentive. Pulled pork a lot better than I would've guessed. We were happy campers.

Safe to say this this is the best service I've ever had. Elli took exceptional care of me and my…read morehusband. Food was good, but what really got us was the amazing service. I would definitely recommend requesting her.

The food was excellent! We love coming here on Wednesdays for the pizza special. The staff is…read morealways friendly. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu

Uber'd out to this modest brewery, in search of a tasty IPA (as current breweries seem to be…read morefocusing on non-clarified "hazy" styles, or sub-par IBUs (lower than 40 for IPAs!). Renaissance did not disappoint - good, solid (high IBU) IPAs, very tasty and satisfying. Friendly staff, and nice, quiet place to enjoy a session. The only way it could be better if it was closer to downtown, do a switch with a couple of the breweries that brew 'meh' beer (now with fruit/sour/elderberries!, whatever the trend 'o the month is).

I was in town for work, staying at an Airbnb in a residential neighborhood right off Lewis avenue,…read morea main drag. In search of dinner and cold beer, I fell into what looked like a brand new brew pub but also looked like it may have been closed for the evening... Rachel the brewtender was so friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. What I learned was that I arrived 15 minutes after the early crowd disappeared and that, even on a Friday night, the pub closes before 11:00 when the bars get busy. Renaissance has a great little thing going here -- the owner is a meisterbrewer trained in Germany! I can tell you from tasting four different beers, his craft is top-notch! I enjoyed a maibock and a light stout (just north of being a porter) which Rachel described as being a mix between an English and an Irish stout, I think. I might be wrong. To be sure, this is not a bar, as I was explained. They don't offer anything else but beer and of course not alcoholic drinks. For dinner, I had a brisket panini. I should note, that's all they offer is paninis. Nothing else. In one sense, that's totally cool because it allows them to be great at one thing and not less than average at a lot of things. However, my brisket panini tasted good but was sorely lacking on volume. Perhaps in Oklahoma they just don't give the volume of meat like they do in Texas or Chicago or Kansas City or elsewhere. With that being said, it tasted great and came with enough extras on the side to satisfy. The dining room and bar area are absolutely clean, welcoming, energetic... Even as I was the only customer there until a second gentleman showed up. It was nice to see Rachel engage with this gentleman who was a regular customer. It was clear that she treated everyone equally, with as much friendliness and helpfulness. There was definitely enough parking around the neighborhood.