How is the nightlife in Tulsa? (house, rooftop, live)

[Ronniec78]

I'm heading to Tulsa on Saturday just for the day to visit a friend who just moved there and I'm wondering where the good bars are. I'm not into clubs at all. Just a down to earth great bar to hang out at. Any suggestions?

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Originally Posted by Ronniec78

I'm heading to Tulsa on Saturday just for the day to visit a friend who just moved there and I'm wondering where the good bars are. I'm not into clubs at all. Just a down to earth great bar to hang out at. Any suggestions?

You might try the Blue Dome District.

Blue Dome District - Tulsa, OK


Or just about any of the bars along Brookside.

Brookside | The Place to Be in Tulsa, Oklahoma!

This place looks kinda neat.
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Or maybe here.
BruHouse | Great Food. Great Bru. | I Love That Place!

I haven't been to a bar in Tulsa (or pretty much anywhere else) in 20 years, so I'm sure Sgrizzle or someone that lives in Tulsa can be a much better help.

I hope you have a great time in T-Town!

[bliskavka]

Just 1 block from the Blue Dome you will find McNellies Pub.
Very nice place with over 100 types of beers and awesome burgers.

McNellie's Public House - Tulsa, Oklahoma

[Ronniec78]

Thanks for the feedback. McNellie's looks great. I love a great bar with that kind of bar list.

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Originally Posted by bliskavka

Just 1 block from the Blue Dome you will find McNellies Pub.
Very nice place with over 100 types of beers and awesome burgers.

McNellie's Public House - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Is the beer they sell in that pub the stronger variety or the 3.2 beer they sell in the stores in Oklahoma? Just curious; it looks like a fantastic place.

[bliskavka]

I have not had a domestic beer at McNellie's so I do not know what strength those are.

I do know that many of their imported ones are pretty big beers. Some of the Belgian and IPA beers go up to 12%. One of the Russian beers, Red East Classic is 9%. I also like the Chimay beers (served in traditional glasses) they are fairly alcoholic, ~10%, but you can hardly taste it.

If you prefer something milder or know someone who does not like the traditional beer they have a nice selection of Lindeman's Lambics (fruitty beers, 7 years to brew).

Good wiskey menu, on a recent birthday I had a 25 year old Scotch (very smooth).

Also, there is always a weekly beer special ($2.50 -$3) and on Wednesdays after 5pm the Charburger with pub (or curly fries) is only $3.

Anyway, I guess I can safely say this is my favorite place for a burger and a brew.

[bliskavka]

Forgot to mention. The owners of McNellies also opened El Guapos right across the street fairly recently. It is a 3 story brick (warehouse looking building) serving very good Mexican style food. Coolest thing, Rooftop dining and bar on warm days.

[Synopsis]

Thanks bliskavka. I really appreciate the great info..

[Ronniec78]

Well I went to McNellie's and had a blast so thanks for the tip. I also went to In The Raw for sushi and had a great time there.

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Originally Posted by Ronniec78

Well I went to McNellie's and had a blast so thanks for the tip. I also went to In The Raw for sushi and had a great time there.

Glad to hear things went well Ronnie. Feel free to let us in on any other details of your visit as well.