Stopped in while on a short visit to Tulsa. I believe most of the Oklahoma beers are available here. Got a great selection of locals. There are a lot of other great craft beers. Large pick six selection. Not a bad location either. Well worth visiting.

Nicew enough selection but complete nightmare for customer service. If you’re in a pinch and BierGarten, Ranch Acres or Parkhill’s are out of what you’re looking for it’s worth a stop... just don’t expect any help or knowledge with the product.

Stopped here while in and around Tulsa, looking specifically for Boulevard BBQuad, to no avail, good selection, everything warm though due to archaic alcohol laws, surprised to find Mikkeller IBeaTYou on the floor by the case, basic pricing, little to no signs of fast turn though.. staff was friendly and busy stocking the entire time i was there.

Good comparable selection to what we get in Texas. Has most everything in singles arranged by style. Helpful staff

This is, in fact, the place to buy good beer. Often (not always) there is someone available to discuss and advise. Always courteous though and friendly. Easy in and out. Great music. I have been everywhere, all over town, and this is by far the best place. They are also quite focused on continuous improvement.

Best selection in Tulsa, run by beer lovers...for the most part. Carter is the man to ask for help.

I heard this was the place to buy beer in Tulsa, and it turns out this is THE place to buy beer in an otherwise unfriendly town for beer drinkers. The store is pretty typical looking outside and in, but the back half is completely beer. All the BMC, German, Belgian, and other big time American and Euro brews are here. Oklahoma is well represented with Choc, Marshall, Mustang, Huebert, and a couple others. Other craft brewers include Santa Fe, Great Divide, Boulevard, Full Sail, Big Sky, Avery, Bear Republic, Southampton, Left Hand, and more. Basically, if it’s available in Tulsa, you can get it here.

Considering the limitations of what can and can’t be brought into the state of Oklahoma, this store was a nice surprise. I went for most of the Oklahoma brewery stuff (Choc, Marshall, Mustang, etc.). Very nice mix six option and probably the best selection I’ve seen. If I’m ever back in Tulsa I’ll probably check it out again.

Visited this place while in the Tulsa area on business. It’s nothing special but was the best of the three stores I checked out and they probably get a huge chunk of what’s available in Oklahoma. Beer selection is spread out with a lot of the single bottles around the perimeter of the store. Full line of Boulevard, all the locals, a lot of Rogue, some Bear Republic and really a good selection considering what I think gets (or doesnt get) distributed into the state. If you’re in the area I think this is your best option. Update -- Just recently visited this place for the second time and feel I need to bump the ratings up slightly. Really a nice store for the area. The staff was friendly and even offered me some good suggestions when I asked about local stuff. The prices seemed very good and selection about as good, if not a little better, than I recalled. Remember, this is Oklahoma, but this place does a good job with what they have.

Coming from a Texas boy, I was pleasantly surprised by this store. Had some Aventinus Eisbock (not available in Texas), as well as some Great Divide and St Peters offerings not available in Texas. Pretty good selection, in both sixers and singles. Pretty good selection overall