Fun little stop located next door to Fat Boys Pizza. Stopped in while I waited for my pizza and…read moreenjoyed beers with Lawton's best bartender, Naomi. I planned to stop for one beer and drank three, needless to say, she's a great bartender and a fun person to chat with! Highly recommend this fun little divey lounge. The only downside is they don't have liquor, however, Naomi says they're hoping to change that soon. No matter, pool, darts, good conversation, and cheap beers, what else do you need? Had a great time, I think I found my regular spot. We will be back soon.

awful owner and atmosphere. all conversations are being recorded, with the owner hearing customers…read moreat all times. He lingers in the background, complaining that a customer moved a bar stool to the table (due to the chair being more comfortable for their back). If you say something negative you are reminded you are being recorded and told you are not allowed to speak in that way. Also, not allowed to order a soda or red bull, expected to drink or asked to leave. avoid at all costs.

I am so disappointed! I don't know who dropped the ball, The Speak or Eventbrite…read more Regardless, the Fifty Shades of Gray tribute was TRASH! Scheduled to start at 9, it started 1.5 hours late. Tickets were $30 for the event, they didn't even check our tickets and I saw the bar just letting people in without tickets or paying a cover. The show should have been FREE as it was worthless. We were here for a girls night out celebrating a friend's birthday. The bartender forgot it was GNO and overcharged us on drinks. The drink prices were still not expensive and they had a ton of choices. As for the 4 "dancers " , one was either super gay and hated being around gropping women, or he was married and not wanting to be there- or maybe he is a miserable person. He sucked at dancing, was not friendly and only did 1 group performance. The 2nd one. Kevin West, is a semi retired chippendales dancer. He looks like someone who is too old for this and needs to just stay home raising his kids if he is married . #3 a dj and former choreographer for Magic Mike performances, his name is Shadow. He was great from neck down - although after 6 drinks many ladies were thinking he was a black Channing Tatum . The last one , Darcell, the youngest of the group and best looking chocolate dancer. The last 2 stole the show with their performances. After selling a deck of hands of 5 cards per dancer at $20 each, the dancers performed badly choreographed dances . All I could do was laugh at how silly it all was. Grown women letting guys thrust their sweaty balls in their face as they got groped. The music was off, dancer didn't come out on cue. Their Italian manager was really creepy af. It was a total Sh××show. I wish I could get my $ back. So warning, do not pay $$ for any of these Stripper shows, they are trash and not worth it if free. Although all the drunk gals enjoyed themselves and many almost went back to the hotel to enjoy cough cough , their company after the show.

Amazing service and a great night environment love going here Saturdays after work and drinking…read moresome cold ones!

The atmosphere was amazing and our waiter Cam was knowledgeable and was friendly and polite. The…read morefood was amazing from the salad to the steaks. They also gave us a delicious cake for our anniversary. This was one of our greatest experiences on our anniversary. Loved everything!!!!!!

My husband and I live in Edmond area but have never been here prior. We popped in and found…read moreavailable seating at the bar. The bartender was very helpful. I started with a cucumber basil mezcalita but they were sadly out of mezcal. I settled for a tequila but pretty disappointing considering it was a drink on the cocktail list. For food, my husband and I shared the boom boom shrimp, onion rings, and the blackened fish. Portion sizes were very large. We ended up getting the fish to go. We will definitely return but probably order less.

The ownership at Harlow's changed recently with the previous owner retiring. The new owners are…read moredoing a good job spreading word about the bar. They had a really busy crowd Saturday evening. They're also back to being open on Sundays, just in time to kick off the new NFL season.

The cheers of Lawton! The best bar in Lawton! It's a quaint place that you can hang out and…read moresocialize with friends! It's non smoking....which is awesome! The BEST service that you will ever receive in Lawton! Who cares about which hotel this bar is located within....you will not find a hangout place quite like this anywhere!

Great place to hangout. After looking at some of photos, I was leary of going. But I was…read morepleasantly surprised at how much different the place is now. They have security on most nights because it does get pretty crowded. They have a trivia game on tv's which is pretty fun as well as drink specials daily. The staff is great and are very friendly. They have also added a dance floor. Def recommend this place if you are in town.

I absolutely love this place. I have been going for about a year and I always love the chill vibe…read more I started collecting vinyl about 4 years ago. My sister from another mister was growing weary of me yawning whenever she would stop at a record booth to peruse the vinyl. When she upgraded her system, she gifted me her old 3 in 1. Those do the job, sometimes, however, it isn't a prime listening experience. I knew it was time for me to level up, but I am overwhelmed with technology. I knew I wanted a turntable but wasn't even sure what other components I would need. After visiting a local record store, I was only slightly less confused. I knew that Jay at The Soundbar would be a good resource. I had a nice visit there. I told Jay what I was trying to do. He asked a few questions concerning budget, room size and music style. He recommended a Fluance turntable, Wiim amplifier and some nice Kanto bookshelf speakers. I ordered them and he even advised me over the phone on how to hook them up. What a game changer! I hardly want to leave the house. Thank you Jay! You have changed my life for the better. See you soon at The Soundbar!

Great atmosphere. Good music. Good drinks. The speak easy in the back is a great place to hang out…read morewith a group and choose your own music.

Approaching the parking lot, I noticed cars parked in an area full of shops and art expos closed…read moreduring non-business hours. I got out of my Uber, and I saw a couple walking into the main building. One would assume that everyone is there for art and passes by thinking nothing of it, but I knew there was a secret entrance waiting to be found. I tipped my Uber and walked in. The couple was gone, and all that was left were closed shops in a long wooden hallway. In the Hallway was a man in normal clothes. He said, "The lounge?" Yes, I replied, and he asked for my ID. I showed it to him, then he pointed to a black box on the wall with a moon sticker on it. I pushed it, and the wall opened like an Indiana Jones movie. First impressions are important, and I was impressed. The hidden entrance established the secrecy and exclusivity that I expected from a speakeasy. The Lunar Lounge featured a 1990s retro space theme. This included decorations and art. They had their business logo on the wall, a mural of a naked women sitting on a crescent moon with long red hair covering her private parts. There was a robot-shaped snack machine with a mini tube television for a head, static on the screen with angry black electrical tape making his eyes and mouth. The music was energetic without overpowering people's conversations. Calling ahead of time, I met with a bartender who explained to me that they had no intention of becoming a speakeasy; they wanted to create a safe place for their friends who were part of the LGBT community to express themselves out of sight of public view without fear of judgment or discrimination. Basically, meeting every requirement of a Modern Speakeasy. The owner did a good job creating a convivial atmosphere. People were friendly and socially warm in this relaxed environment. According to the Annuals of Tourism, "Convivial atmospheres are powerful in that they carry with them a transformative potential in terms of individuals' openness to and anticipation of future encounters, and their attendant feelings"(Rokka). The Hosts, therefore, created an Atmosphere catered to their intended Patrons. Even though the secret entrance and the atmosphere made this speakeasy impressive, the focus is on the drinks. Now, a bartender does not need to be a master at mixology, but for the sake of the evaluation, there are a few things people tend to look for in a drink. I personally evaluate a cocktail based on the balance of sweetness, acidity, bitterness, and aftertaste. According to the International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal, "mixologists, with their aesthetic approach, contribute to transforming mixology into a form of cultural and creative expression" (Creta). I ordered a sophisticated drink from their menu, wondering what they might do differently. I ordered their Cosmopolitan, a signature cocktail. Instead of putting one shot or two shots, the bartender put a shot and a half. This made the alcohol blend in with the sweetness, not too sweet, so that someone would not drink it too fast. With the cranberry juice, he added a space candy garnish shaped like the moon, and as it dissolved, it started to dye the drink blue. After I finished the drink, I ordered it again from a different bartender, and she made it the same way. I saw consistency; all their signature cocktails looked cold, full of artistic expression, and used high-quality ingredients. Now, an argument I would consider valid concerning Speakeasies is: "A real Speakeasy is a traditional hidden room within a restaurant or cave with formal attire and with jazz music." And to a point, I would agree, but at that time, cave networks were maintained, and Restaurants were a family business where you could make a secret room without corporate overreach or whistleblowing. Those places were modern at the time. Today, Speakeasy simply means to go somewhere to drink away from the general public to speak easily. This could be two construction workers getting off work to go to an exclusive place where most union workers go to relax after work, to a private room where two politicians talk shop out of earshot of the public, or to a restaurant turning into a bar after business hours and bringing in a DJ, karaoke or actual theatre. All of these activities meet the constantly changing environment that would and could be seen in a speakeasy. Ultimately, the Lunar Lounge succeeds because it captures the cultural purpose of a speakeasy, with secret doors leading to a convivial atmosphere and well-made cocktails. Based on my data and experience at the Lunar Lounge, I would consider it a modern speakeasy. The 18th Amendment wasn't just about stopping the sales of alcohol. It was about stopping people from expressing themselves in America and spreading cultural influence. The Lunar Lounge met my basic evaluation of a speakeasy, not just the physical building, but also the Freedom of Expression that its customers enjoyed.

Fun entrance and vibe. The service was nice and friendly. Great location. Drinks were delicious. We…read morewill definitely be back.

Yes, Good food and good service a little bit slow service but it might be because of so many people…read morethere. Love the smiles.....

My husband had the steak and said it was one of the best steaks he's ever had, when we are in the…read morearea we will definitely stop again.