This was our first visit of the day last Saturday on our brewery crawl. The brewery had a nice vibe…read moreto it and the staff was super friendly. We didn't get any but there was a BBQ food truck outside and the bbq sure did smell good. Maybe next time I'll try it.

I'm a major craft beer enthusiast and being in Oklahoma City, I'm not familiar with Tulsa's brewery…read morescene, outside those that have wide distribution. I stumbled on Heirloom's "Bronze Age", a Saison, in a store here in OKC and it is amazing. Since we had a short trip to Tulsa already scheduled, we stopped by the brewery to check it out. First, unlike many (most) breweries located where most breweries seem to be, in older areas of large cities, Heirloom has their own parking lot and plenty of parking. As others have mentioned, there was a BBQ food trailer out front, but we had just eaten, so we didn't try that. Upon entering the taproom, the first thing that hit us was the amazing smell of coffee, quickly followed by a friendly greeting from the staff. We sat at the bar and I ordered a flight (Saison, English Mild, Gose & French Ale) and my wife ordered a latte. All four beers were excellent and I tried two more, an American Pale Ale and an IPA, which were also excellent. I finished my wife's latte and it was amazing! Fully equal in quality to the beer. The beer server was very attentive, without being overbearing, and was very helpful in answering all of my questions. I highly recommend Heirloom Rustic Ales to anyone who loves beer. I've tried a lot of craft beer and Heirloom's is truly exceptional in quality.

I'm ashamed that we haven't been to Good Cause until now! We had sampled beers at a local Muskogee…read morebeer fest a couple years ago, and we pick up cans when we find them. But now we've been to the taproom! Andrew & Sally are the absolute coolest brewers/brewery owners I've ever met. They were so friendly and explained every beer in depth. They have some amazing collabs with other local places/people too. They are so knowledgeable and just incredible local folks. The taproom is cute and cozy inside with nice seating options. I'm a sucker for the bar covered in glitter. Definitely check this place out. Fantastic.

Friendly chill environment. There are food trucks across the street. We did not partake.read more

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.

This place is great! The food and beer are really good and the music is awesome and not too loud!read more

Great food, good beer. Wife not smitten with the IPA choices. Overall a very good experience.read more

Stopped in for a flight of beers, met a great staff super unique "pickle beer". Cool micro brewery…read morefeel. Even got a little tour of the brewery in back. Great experience! Signed the guest book! Would definitely go back if I find myself in the area again. Thanks for the experience.

Great beer! Descent selection of seltzers, the pickle recover beer is AMAZING!!…read more Light packaged snacks like chips and popcorn.

Great atmosphere and selection of drinks both non-alcoholic and alcoholic…read more They also have fun season options. Friendly staff and a big room for events.

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.

This is a quaint, small and cute wine shop. I love the feel of the place. It makes me think like…read moreI'm in someone's expensive wine cellar. Know that there are EXPENSIVE wines here but there are also really good reasonable ones too. We walked out with two $20 bottles that I was really happy to find. We've been in before to buy more expensive wine for gifts and the help has always been fabulous. This might not be a one-stop-shop if you want other liquors, but for one in Midtown, this is your spot!

I went in especially to place an order for some wines I like. I never heard from anyone. So I…read morestopped in to follow up today, April 18th. The lady on the back was finally bothered enough to co e out. I asked her about the order and she asked "What?"" So I repeated myself. She checked her logs and had no record of the order. She asked who I'd place the order with. I described the person. She acted confused and asked "What?" After some time she remembered the other lady I had described. Eventually I left. I am not sure why the lady working in the liquor store might be so disoriented- so strange. Anyway, back to Parkhills South.

The selection is unmatched because I found a champagne that absolutely no one else around carries,…read morebut the prices are also like 15% higher than every where else too.

Wish this place was closer to home. I went in for a very special bottle of wine. I walked out…read morewith two. We enjoyed browsing the beer walk-in as well. I think the store's arranged well and things are easy to find. There seemed to be a lot of reasonably priced whiskies on display, too. Fun place to browse (and buy).