the tavern restaurant

will be back, but not fir dinner..service- five stars. staff was perfect. food came out quickly. really, the food was just ok. perception is a funny thing though because i think if the prices were a little cheaper ($$ instead $$$) i actually think i wouldn't be so hard on the food. unfortunately, at the price per plate, you can find some ridiculously excellent food elsewhere where as this was good just not amazing. i do however love the halfprice cheese plate with a bottle of wine. i think my girlfriends and i will skip dinner and go with cheese.

it was father's day, very busy! we sat at the bar, our bartender was so much fun! are food was good andservicetoo. affordable prices👍🏻

disappointing. ordered the salmon and it had a purée that was a bit odd tasting. but what killed it were these inexplicable chunks of peppercorn that gave it an intrusive crunch you wouldn't expect with a smooth purée. the salmon itself wasn't anything special. for $27 i expect way better than that (or maybe a side? honestly wasn't a very large plate of food). ourservicewas not particularly good either...after taking my plate it was a good ten minutes before he came back. never asked how our meal was (i was ready to say it was disappointing), never offered dessert, never told us about specials. for the money we paid it just wasn't good. calamari was interesting at least.

neat atmosphere but overall i thought the tavern was pretty pricey. my friend and i ordered the fish and chips to share and while it was good it wasn't anything special. the atmosphere was neat and i would return to try something else. their drink selection is good and if you sit at the bar, theserviceis excellent.

very good food. really really good food.servicewas impeccable. cozy atmosphere. a little noisy

sunday night family style dinner delicious, butserviceneeds some work. we went in at 5:30 as a four-top with a reservation. our drinks took a long time to be delivered. 3/4 entrees were served about 7 minutes before the 4th entree. one entree was not cooked to order, and another was missing a side dish. i loved the fried chicken, grilled asparagus and cheese grits, but other people at the table were underwhelmed.

i will try this again because of the food. but more servers need to be working on concert nights. it seemed our waiter was overwhelmed with too many tables.

always heard good raves and reviews. went in on a saturday night,not expecting the greatest service. but thought we would have atleast been acknowledged. had a group of 4 and immediately got seated and that was where the "good"serviceended. was presented a bottle of water and our drink order was taken.
5 minutes:and nothing
10 minutes:and nothing
15 minutes:and nothing
20 minutes:and nothing
25 minutes:and still nothing...

waited another 5 minutes and our "waitress" still did not even acknowledge our existence. even though she made eye contact multiple times.

all said and done. i will never recommend and hands down was the most awful dining experience in tulsa ever!

2nd time wrong. wow.. just right now they sent another steak that is way off.. i am out of here not coming back


-----31 jul, 2014-----

slow service. we came at a busy time but still theservicewas very slow. they brought the wrong cooked steak and had to wait 20 minutes for a beer. if i am paying 60 bucks for my dinner and couple beers this is not acceptable

going back for more. made online reservations for 1700 hrs, on a sunday. there were few customers at the time,servicewas adequate. an hour later, the place was packed and loud with chatter.

kids ordered a couple of hamburgers with stilton cheese - seemed a bit on the small side, somewhere between a slider and yer average hamburger. very tasty. the fries were dismal - overcooked, small, tasted more of a burned flavor than potatoes.

they had bacon and popcorn for an appetizer - very good.

wife enjoyed her chicken and veggies .

i had the catfish (just a bit overcooked also) along with mashed potatoes and peas.

the deviled egg appetizer included salmon, a mild wasabe and something else i can't recall. quite good. could make a meal of it.

we all liked the chocolate torte, the orange bread pudding was "okay".

all in all, not an unpleasant experience. it'll be one of our go-to restaurants in the district.

yes, no argument that the food is decent at best. partake in theserviceat your own peril. there are many better options in tulsa, so save your night out for elsewhere.

just had lunch here.servicewas good. waitress was never far. i had the burger and it was very good. cooked to order and on a great bun. not a fan of the super thin fries though.

good food, horrendous service. i signed up for an account just to write this particular review because i had such a horrible dining experience. we came in on a weekend night around 10pm and there were not very many other customers. we sat at the bar. the young female bartender was too busy flirting with her coworkers to take our drink order for about 20 minutes. i was trying to persuade my husband that we should go somewhere else, but he really wanted to try the food since we had never been there. she finally comes over to take our drink and food order and is very rude to top it all off. she had an attitude like she thought she was the hottest thing since sliced bread and it was excruciating for her to have to talk to us. as we were waiting for our food to come, another couple comes in and sits down next to us. they wait and wait for the bartender to finish up chatting with her coworkers. they asked us if we had to wait this long for a drink. we tell them yes and that we almost left. they waited a few more minutes and then they left. we got our burgers, which were very good. the bartender gave us an empty bottle of ketchup and when my husband asked for another one, she handed him another empty bottle and told him 'good luck' trying to get anything out of it. it's a shame because the food is good, the atmosphere is cool, but theservicewas the worst we've ever experienced. we live downtown and there are plenty of other equally good restaurants in the area with much better customer service.

very very good. my wife and i usually just get the burger. i loooove greasy burgers that slowly kill you, but they make theirs i guess with low fat, lean sirloin and they're actually really good. i don't care too much for their toothpick thin french fries though. i try to eat them properly, but usually just end up grabbing a small handful and cramming them in my mouth. after a couple of dirty looks from my wife and the head shaking, disgusted looks i get from other patrons, i'm done eating, so it's all good. greeeeatserviceand atmosphere.

awesome place in the brady arts district. my husband and i went to brady tavern on a whim last night and had a great time. the ambiance is great - it has a classy pub feel without the wild crowds of mcnellie's. would recommend this for families or older guests. the bar area is one of the highlights - the setup has a very traditional approach with a classy edge. love the high ceilings with outer piping. also, the hundreds of paintings along the wall add a casual feel but do not appear over crowded by any means.servicewas good - i saw one demonstrating proper wineserviceso that's always a plus. for dinner, my husband and i both ordered the brady tavern burger, which was amazing. it was a large portion but not overly large like many places in tulsa. we didn't leave feeling completely stuffed. he also had a guiness and a left hand fade to black, as did i. overall, this place is great. we left feeling very pleased and enjoyed our evening there. will definitely come back again.

sat at the chef's table in the kitchen which was a neat experience. the burger was delicious.. the tenderloin was good, but as far as steak goes, i would prefer a steakhouse. french onion soup was very good but took forever to cool down enough to eat it.servicewas friendly. will definitely go back.