I tried take-out recently after having dined in many times. Everything was packed up very well and…read moreat the right temperature for serving. The chicken berry salad was plentiful and very fresh, and the poppyseed dressing was especially good. The meatloaf was also a hit, and the portion was huge, easily enough for 2 people. A couple of things to note: no bread is served with the salad or meatloaf entrees, so order a roll if you need that, and the mashed potatoes did not come with gravy, and could use some butter or gravy (I'm sure they would add it). Also note, the food did not come with any utensils, so if you need those, you'll have to ask. The servers were getting slammed with big groups right at 11:30am on a Saturday, but they were very attentive and the order did not take long to be handed off to me. I will be back, and will call in or order on line and use the take-out door option. Another great experience.

Customer service is basic for sure Caesar salad even more basic, Onion rings are absolutely…read morefabulous. Amazing! Really good flavor. Really good crunch. Super fresh onions is a win for sure! Apple crumble dessert. Phenomenal

We heard about this place when I went to the Tom Mix museum in Dewey, Oklahoma. I always want to…read moretry local beers. Thr selection is great, 16 beers made in house. I had the imperial Stout, loved it. Great flavor that changed when beer goes from hilled out of tap to room temp. Got fast service from brew master by sitting at the bar. Place is nice, roomy, low key in the afternoon.

it's a nice clean place, friendly staff and great beer! If…read moreyou're in the area, stop by and try a few of their award winning darker beers.

After visiting the Mercantile, we passed by this brewery a few blocks away and turned around to…read morepick up some beers to go. They were nice and friendly. My husband liked the espresso stout and I enjoyed the amber. Would recommend!

Stopped in on a whim to check the place out. Owners were super nice and the eight different beers…read moreon tap were all good. My favorite was the T'aint It. Very nice.

This was wonderful surprise to find this new, chill, clean and very friendly brewery! It was…read morerecommended to us by an Air B and B owner. Glad we stopped to check it out. The beer was fresh and the current seasonal cider was fantastic (triple berry). We started with two appetizers: garlic knots with their pub beer cheese dip and one of the BEST spinach artichoke dips we have had in a long time: sooooo yummy! We got a Caesar salad and pizza "to go" because we were quit full after the apps. There are TVs for watching then latest sports and different table sizes; it's just a fun place to hang out and RELAX. Although we didn't sit outside, there is a fantastic patio area for beautiful spring days! Pricing was reasonable and the service was top-shelf.

Another great afternoon at the Toad. We were starving so we started with the garlic knots with the…read morebeer cheese. Save any leftover cheese for your pizza crusts. We then split a house salads. Those croutons (which almost look like chicken chunks in the picture) are amazing. We then tried the Sticky Pig. It was good but the honey sauce seemed to make the crust a bit soggy. It was a rainy afternoon when we were there and I just love the coziness of the taproom. The covered patio area is great on nice days.

What a cool little microbrewery. Had a beer fight (pick 4 for $6) of their Blonde Ale, Hefeweizen,…read moreIrish Red Ale and Apricot Brown - all very good!

I was in Tulsa last month for the Yelpies and, of course, had to find a new-to-me brewery to check…read moreout! Nothing's Left was nearby so I popped in just after what happened to be a very popular annual event: dog photos with Santa. A few dogs (and even Santa himself) were still lingering, which made for a fun and festive vibe while I enjoyed a pint of their Oktoberfest marzen. It was thick, malty and delish - just what I was looking for on a chilly Tulsa evening. The friendly beertender (who I believe was also one of the owners) explained that they're well known for their "weird" beer flavors here. But being more of a purist myself, I was glad to see they had non-weird options as well. Definitely a great spot to add to the ol' cross-country brewery list - it had a nice, relaxing vibe and (of course) good beer.

Such a cool venue. Lots of outdoor and indoor seating for singles to groups of varying sizes. Tap…read moreselection was diverse, and all beers matched their names/styles. I appreciated that they had slushies, of which I could get a flight! Staff was very upbeat, personable, and gave good recommendations. They had pretzels and pizza options. Not a lot of gluten free food options. Had quite a few seltzer options as well.

If you find yourself in Broken Arrow, find your way to this brewery! I didn't get to stay as long…read moreas I'd like, but the short visit was enough to convince me that I'd be a regular. The staff is super friendly, the other patrons were as well. The beers...wow! Great small batch brews that were well balanced and delicious. The fact that they had hot apple cider and hot chocolate for the wife and kids was even better! The taproom is cozy and warm, and there was a cool band playing as we were headed out. Will definitely revisit!

It's Beers on a Patio Season And if you're looking for a spot to soak up the sun...and the suds,…read morethis is your spot! Broken Arrow Brewing Company is a Native American owned and operated microbrewery (one of a very few in the country!) and taproom, located in the original Broken Arrow Ice Plant and Light & Power Company building. The brew crew has kept the 1906 beauty alive, but with the addition of a massive patio, garage doors to create an open-air feel, and of course... BEER! No matter your preference, BABC has a beer for you. Pro Tip: Get a flight to try a few, and do NOT skip their Brown Ale! (They also have non-alcoholic options, and you can have food delivered by several local restaurants. )

Great ambiance inside and out. There's two outdoor areas, the front and the back. Go for the back…read morewith the mature trees. The inside looked just as inviting though. Only one bartender but they were efficient and friendly. I liked the 10 oz option too. Not a beer drinker? There's a slushy option (made with hard seltzer) and there's a couple of ciders on tap, too. Highly recommend if you're in Stilly! (Dog friendly, too.)

I enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere and excellent beer! They have a wide selection of beers and mixed…read moredrinks. I especially appreciate that I can buy pizza at Empire Slice and bring it to the bar.

Bricktown has a great menu filled with things that are just a bit different than what you'll find…read moreat similar places. The food and service have always been very good. Prices are reasonable and drink selections are solid. You really can't go wrong.

Almost a two hour odyssey. Waited 30 minutes for table but expected that. Ordered app immediately…read more Waited and waited. Finally asked about it and then manager came out to tell us it hadn't been fired and would take another 20 minutes. She offered to comp it but we decided we would just order entrees. Not sure whose fault it was. Server was very apologetic. Burgers were good when we finally got food. 3 stars for the burgers and the manager who came to explain.

Name of the brewing is such a rememberable name. I like the option of a beer flight it's a good way…read moreto taste different beers

This is a favorite when I head up to Stillwater for a ball game or some other event. I really enjoy…read morethe Stilly Wheat or the 1890. What I also love is the staff and how friendly and helpful they are. While I have not been able to take the tour some of my friends have and they thought it was super fun and educational.