Happy hour is the easiest way to try a new Tulsa neighborhood without committing to a full dinner bill. This hub points to the 9 Tulsa happy hours guides we have enough verified listings to publish, covering 161 businesses in total. Pick a neighborhood below to see hours, addresses, price ranges and posted happy-hour times for every spot we track there.
43 spots
Downtown packs the Deco District, Greenwood, the Arts District and the East Village into a few walkable blocks, so one night can start with dinner in a 1920s bank lobby and end at a show a block away.
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Cherry Street runs along 15th Street through Mid-Town, a patio-lined strip of chef-owned kitchens, farmers-market mornings and bungalow blocks you can walk end to end.
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Utica Square is Tulsa's polished open-air shopping district, where courtyard fountains, oak-shaded walkways and long-running fine-dining rooms sit side by side.
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Brookside stretches down Peoria Avenue between the river trails and Mid-Town, mixing longtime neighborhood favorites with newer patios that stay busy well past dinner.
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SoBo — the South Boston corridor just below Downtown — is one of Tulsa's newest districts, built around restored storefronts and independent operators doing small, focused menus.
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Kendall-Whittier is the historic Whittier Square neighborhood east of Downtown, home to Tulsa's original craft breweries, Route 66 storefronts and a strong Hispanic-owned business community.
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South Tulsa spreads across Riverside, Tulsa Hills, Woodland Hills and the Bixby metro, which is why it carries the widest range of dining in the city — casino steakhouses, sushi counters, patio bars and family tables.
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Jenks sits just across the Arkansas River from Tulsa, with antique shops and independent kitchens along Main Street and riverfront patios near the Oklahoma Aquarium.
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Broken Arrow's Rose District turned a stretch of Main Street into a walkable run of restaurants, live-music rooms and cigar lounges, with more spread along the Kenosha and Elm corridors.
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