Historic Route 66
Tulsa's Route 66 corridor — craft breweries, Mother Road dive bars, food halls, and a fast-rising neighborhood scene.
On tap here
Neighborhood kitchens and chef-driven tables.
Nonprofit food hall on historic Route 66 featuring a rotating collection of local food stalls, a full bar, and a large outdoor patio/lawn with yard games and event space.
Family-friendly, locally-owned Mexican restaurant known for birria, mole, a full salsa bar, and weekend breakfast; a longtime Kendall-Whittier Arts District favorite.
Cocktails, taprooms, and late-night hangs.
LGBTQ+-friendly dive bar on Route 66 known for classic cocktails, alternative dance parties, drag shows, trivia, and open mic comedy nights, with a covered outdoor patio.
Neighborhood watering hole in historic Kendall-Whittier with a regular live music calendar, known as a laid-back local hangout.
Craft cocktail bar in a beautifully restored 1929 Phillips 66 gas station, on the National Register of Historic Places, with a large dog-friendly outdoor backyard/music stage hosting local bands, DJs, and comedy shows.
Locally poured pints, straight from the source.
Family-owned craft brewery in the historic Kendall-Whittier District known for playful, spice- and fruit-infused ales, cornhole and foosball, a weekly food truck, trivia nights, and Friday brewery tours.
Small-batch craft brewery in a restored historic building, known for the Nightjar Czech Dark Lager and Cavern Hymn Kölsch; also runs 'Coffee at Heirloom' inside the taproom Tue-Sun mornings.
Tulsa's original production craft brewery, founded in 2008 by German-trained brewer Eric Marshall; taproom and biergarten pour 24+ beers on draft including exclusive tap-room-only releases. Kid and dog friendly.
Slow mornings, third-wave brews, and study spots.
Small-batch craft brewery in a restored historic building, known for the Nightjar Czech Dark Lager and Cavern Hymn Kölsch; also runs 'Coffee at Heirloom' inside the taproom Tue-Sun mornings.
