Tried to go here on a Friday afternoon around 3:30PM…read more Door was locked, lights were off...no business hours posted. Looks cute inside... Per yelp, it should be open. Tried to call the number on yelp and was disconnected. Bummer because I was excited to try.... Would recommend adding hours to front of business!

Great place to chill, book club or HH. Great wine selection, even with wine flight. Seating is…read moresuper eclectic with antique furniture. Plants galore with potting items and even a few non plant gift items.

It says permanent closed. They are open... I am glad to try to stop by. Then bartender was…read moreabsolutely amazing. The bartender Tracy sang and severed at the same time!!

Nice, friendly, easy going dive bar. As an outsider quickly felt at home. Very nice people. A few…read morepool tables, plenty of tv screens. I didn't eat but the food looked good.

Bring an oxygen tank if you like to breathe. Way too much smoke. They should consider an air…read moreexchange system.

Tiff is the best bar tender in the Milky Way. Possibly Andromeda as well. She been serving BA for 2…read moredecades and never disappoints.

You know when you kind of love a place so much you almost don't want the whole world to find out…read moreabout it? That was this place for me. I had noticed it before when visiting the Christmas Chute, but the reviews were a little mixed so we never gave it a try. Fast forward to this weekend when we got invited to a birthday at the speakeasy upstairs... and I'm so glad we finally went. First of all -- they're doing a great job with the speakeasy concept because I genuinely had no idea it was there. It's upstairs above the restaurant and you need a code word to get in. Since we were already there, we decided to have dinner first and the menu honestly surprised me in the best way. It's very much Southern comfort food, but elevated a bit. The vibe inside is eclectic and interesting. The staff was super friendly, and even on a Saturday night it wasn't overly busy. The new streets in Sapulpa look great now that the construction is finished, but because most of the parking is behind the buildings the street can look like a ghost town even when places are actually busy. Kind of a weird illusion. They start you off with bread and a trio of fresh butters which was unexpected and delicious. The bread itself wasn't anything fancy, but the butter definitely was. I wasn't very hungry, so I ordered from the kids menu (which I very much appreciated did not say "12 and under"). I got a grilled cheese and the waitress suggested adding a cup of tomato bisque. Yes please. Both were excellent. My husband ordered the grilled chicken and said it was moist and really good. They also have a full bar and a huge coffee bar, which I thought was a fun touch. Then we headed upstairs to the speakeasy and it's a whole different vibe up there. Very cool space. Also extremely eclectic. Think Tommy Bahama meets world traveler's curio cabinet. There were travel finds from around the world displayed in cases, parrot chandeliers, a baby grand piano, and a cheetah print pool table. It somehow all works. Live music was by Steve Lindell and he was fantastic. Two thumbs up. Bar service was great, just a little slow -- but to be fair I don't think they were expecting a 40-person birthday group to roll in all at once. All in all it was a fantastic night. If it wasn't about 45 minutes from my house, we would probably be regulars. But maybe it's okay if it stays just a little bit of a hidden gem.

The room upstairs for special events was awesome! The staff was great, attentive and experienced…read more We had a wonderful time and the food was good. Would definitely come back!

My husband and I stopped by here to have a couple of drinks before dinner. This place is really…read moremodern and high end. We sat at the bar and were greeted very kindly by bartenders. The drink menu was elevated and very unique. I ordered the Mercado Roma (see picture) and my husband ordered a double ranch water. He ended up getting the Mercado Roma as a second drink because it was so delicious. My second drink was an espresso martini and I have to say it was pretty darn good. This is definitely an elevated place to get a drink but I don't believe they serve food. I didn't see any inclination that they do. I would definitely go back if I was looking for a nice place to have a drink. Service 10/10 Atmosphere 10/10 Quality 10/10

Never been disappointed here!…read more I always stick with an older cocktail, Give 'Em Hell Roscoe (amaretto bourbon, ango, lemon & maple) and opt for at least one of the current on-menu cocktails. Had a bartender, Emmy, make me a yummy shot with Mezcal and St. Germain called Maximillian's Affair. So good. I love how the bartenders and servers had so much knowledge of their menu and libations!! Definite recommendation!!!

This place has a near unreal atmosphere and its starts at the front door…read more The food is generally all flat out great. Brussels sprout dish....that was the only lousy side. Now, they blew the service on this night. Totally missed being our salads...before the entrees were already coming to the table. Open way late for dinner...that's awesome.

Great vibe, solid coctails and good wine lists. Food was…read morejust a 6/10. Disappointed in the steaks. Medium Rare was pink and not a good crust on the outside. I'm not a chef but I know steaks and this was not cooked hot enough and was cooked too long. The give away was the salt granuals that were still on the surface. I had high hopes. I will say, the ousters were good...

Such a unique restaurant. We ate in the downstairs dining room which was very pleasant, but went…read moreupstairs to finish our mimosas and next time we will eat up there! Brunch was a breakfast burger and a top shelf Benny with salmon. Both were delicious! Split a pomegranate mimosa carafe - very tasty.

I heard good things about The Vault from the food to the architecture and vibes so I had to try it…read more Well, I can at least say I tried it but didn't enjoy it. We had the spinach dip which was descent and what we both enjoyed of our lunch. I had the ham and cheese sandwich minus the pineapple. It was dry and the cheese wasn't ooey and gooey. Daughter had the Cuban sandwich and said it was bland and she couldn't taste the mustard aïoli that was supposed to be on it. It was nice to have the tall open windows to let in the light but didn't think the architecture or vibe was impressive.

I love the vibe in this place, it's can give off cool mellow vibes and then it can get super…read morehyped! The service is great and the bar tenders are professional. Drink prices are very reasonable and delicious. I love that it's not a smoked out place. I'll keep coming back for sure

Wow! Yelp reviews nailed this spot! We were visiting and we wanted to check out some Tulsa…read morenightlife and we found it! Great vibe and music! Great priced drinks too! The service was cool and we loved the patio vibes! Definitely will return when I'm back in Tulsa!

Lowkey city vibes, eclectic crowd and good drinks. We checked out Trivia last week (Wednesday…read morenights at 7) and had a great time! It's not your typical trivia but cool. Looking forward to more soundpony! Just moved to the area and will be back for sure.

I like a bar that is not full of smoke and has a good happy hour price on beer and a shot or 2 good…read moreservice you won't die of thirst here! Pool tables. Probably some call a dive bar but I've been here 3 times on a Friday for happy hour with my golf buddies and always have a good time. It's in 31st and Sheridan area so not the greatest area of Tulsa but large open tinted windows that you can keep an eye on your vehicle but its dark enough to satisfy my need for what I like a bar to be.

food - i'd gone to the pirate ship decorated bar saturday night to role play in real life by…read moregetting orange juice to fulfill vitamin c nutrient needs, and protect against scurvy. after two cups of oj, though, i'd decided to order a red bull to raise the old energy level and be a little more social. and considering the pirate ship theme of the bar, and the very real scurvy protection benefit of orange juice, i'm thinking a red bull commercial of a scurvy-free pirate getting wings is due. lastly, i'm thankful for the bartender for a complementary donut from sugar llamas that fit well with the season of sweets that is easter. service - as evidenced by the complementary donut, the bar was generous in terms of drinks and food provided, with the all drinks i'd got being very reasonably priced, along with the free donut. further, each bartender who poured a drink for me, as well as the floating bartender, was kind and polite. and while the conversation i'd had with each bartender involved some sussing, that is appreciated for a community bar, in which i for one do not want just anyone in there drinking and being boisterous. the bar chooses its shipmates wisely, you could say. ambiance - although, i've mentioned a few times already the pirate ship theme of the bar, the decor is not overdone, with a ship wheel and jolly rodger flag being two such decorations. also, the bar, which was showing an nfl draft night replay, along with a live oklahoma city thunder game, features kansas city chiefs and green bay packers team on the wall. and while i'm a little curious as to the reason for the tampa bay buccaneers or dallas cowboys not being the featured team with the chiefs, it still goes pretty well. not to be forgotten, the live music performance at the bar, by an artist named tequila kim, was one of if the not the most impressive live bar performances i've heard, including both cover songs and originals, with the favorite of mines of the latter being a song called "the wizard of the oz song."