I recently visited Nothing's Left Brewing Co. with an out of town guest, and we had a great time…read more The unique beer flavors are fantastic, and they offer flights and free samples. The wood-fired pizza from the food truck was delicious, and the gelato was amazing! We went during an off-peak time, which was great because the place wasn't busy. However, the ordering process is a bit disjointed; you have to order drinks inside at the bar and then step outside to the food truck to order food. While it would be much more convenient to place all your orders in a single spot, the quality of the items makes up for it. Additionally, we tried the frozen margaritas and found them incredibly refreshing and tasty. The only downside was that we couldn't taste the alcohol in them or feel any buzz. Overall, it's a wonderful, laid-back spot to enjoy a cold drink and a great pizza.

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.

The boba tea scene in Tulsa is really lacking. It's just not thriving like other cities. It's…read morereally struggling. Could it be a lack of investment or is it Tulsa itself? Maybe a little bit of both? Hey Boba reminds me of the boba tea shops in San Antonio, TX. It's privately owned and not a franchise. Because of this reason, there is no regulation on the products the shop uses. If you are used to milk tea from popular boba tea franchises like Tapioca Lounge, Sharetea, Gongcha, Tiger Sugar, and even Kung Fu Tea, then I am sorry to say...the milk tea at Hey Boba and similar privately owned boba tea shops taste "diluted" and sometimes "powdery." Hey Boba tea does not taste powdery though, but does taste diluted. I want to support local businesses which is why I gave it a 4 stars. For me, the best boba tea shop in Tulsa is Kung Fu Tea even though Kung Fu Tea is my least favorite out of all the boba tea franchises.

Been coming here for 10 years. Since I was in high school, the owner is very sweet. I generally…read moreorder, taro, but all the boba flavors , are very good.

Amazing Tea flavors! I'm hooked on the tropical fruit punch .. be sure to check out their "to-go"…read moreTeas too! I just bought a 10 pack so we can have a yummy tea even after hours!

The tea I had was great. I bought a shake for someone else and they said it was amazing. The shop…read morewas cute and the lady working there that day, 10/29/21, was super nice.

Stopped in to play some pinball. The bar was empty. The coors light was cheap. They had some good…read morepinball options available. Played Jurassic Park, Iron Maiden, and Godzilla to name a few. The Guns and Roses was down but that's ok. They also have a ton of video games available. The music was great. Definitely my kind of place. Too bad I live in another state. Would stop by again.

It's a fun spot in a busy part of the night life area of downtown. I love sleeping ball, and we…read morewill pop in here just for a few friendly rounds of play and leave. I don't drink anymore, but when I did, I enjoyed the mixed drinks. The canned beverage selection is low. If you are a white claw or high noon girlie, don't expect more than one or two flavor options. I've also come for a girls night and we had a blast. Sometimes there will be a lot of machines down, and you may want to be aware that skew ball balls often end up in the wrong game, and one machine may have way more than another. Staff seems pretty used to these issues and handle them well.

Never tried Sonic, so we gave it a shot. I thought it was pretty cool. Each parking spot has an…read moreelectronic menu board. Verbally place your order and someone brings it out to your car. (I realize I'm stating the obvious to many people, but I'm from New York and again, I had never been to a Sonic.) The area was very clean. Food was fine, as were their slushies. Great place for a meal on the go.

I ordered a large twisted flamingo and they gave me mystery juice with no ice and it is halfway…read morefull and my food was cold and it took about 25 minutes to get my food and halfway full drink

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!

They're so rude and have some crazy attitude for no reason and they remade my drink after making…read morethe biggest deal and it tasted like cleaning products

It took 15 minutes of us sitting at the window to even pay for the food and they didn't even say…read moresorry for the wait

It is extremely difficult to review Paris Banh Mi. One of the main reasons is the massive menu. It…read morehas it all, the jack of all trades...only if it excels in all trades. At Paris Banh Mi, one could get food being sold at about 5 different smaller shops. Waffles, Korean corn dogs, fried chicken, burgers, pho noodle soup, bánh mì, boba tea, various desserts are all available. Bánh Mì is a must try at Paris. To rate the different bánh mì shops, the combination bánh mì is the standard measurement. The combination bánh mì at Paris was flavorful thanks to the paté spread which gave the baguette a rich creamy taste. The meats were savory. These flavors were well balanced out by the pickled vegetables. The baguette was on the "harder" side for me, and I would prefer softer bread. 4/5 Patê chaude was alright. Not too great, passable. 3/5 Mango passion fruit cheesecake was not great. The cheesecake was soft but there was an overwhelming citrus flavor. It was more toward the sour side. I don't have a sweet tooth so for me to call something sour, it's really sour. 2/5 Giving its extensive menu, it's difficult to try everything. Thus it is challenging to truly rate Paris Bánh Mì. Hopefully, with this review, more people would try the restaurant to give us a better picture of the restaurant overall. P.S. The restaurant looks amazing inside and outside.

I liked this place. Nothing seems to stay long in this location though. Price was s bit high for…read morewhat you get. Nothing special about the Bahn mi. They had other stuff that was good like the Ramen and pho. They should have advertised that more. The desserts were good and nice atmosphere in there too. Service wasn't so good but overall what they offered got it a 4. It was unique while it was here.