Bricktown Brewery Restaurant & Pub

Really good food but maybe not the best choice for the beer lover. Small number of their brews, a few guest taps and cans. There beer ok. In the trendy area, busy place.

We were at the Shawnee location at 4:30 today. Server asking for our drink order as we were being seated, I asked if the had any Hazy NEIPAs? She acted like she never heard of that before. She says people drink our IPA. I said ok, I'll try. It was not good. After she left I had a chance to look at the beer menu. They had a decent stout from Iron Monk. (Wish I saw sooner) It's a nice new clean place.

Bricktown Brewery couldn't feel more like a big chain brewpub in any way. The beer selection is very safe. Some of it was ok, some was a little rough around the edges. The kitchen is open reasonably late which helped us out. There's some quality Oklahoman grub on the menu. The beer is priced very fairly though growlers are spendy, especially considering the beer. Oh, our bartender was awesome. There's not a lot of establishments in Bricktown for the beer enthusiast so it's very likely for one to end up here.

Great location. Rather big place with a view on the brewery tnks. For the rest a typical US restaurant outlook. OK service.

Visited after dinner on a Friday. Located in the Bricktown area of downtown OKC, in a classic building. Main room is big, with a lot of dark wood. The bar area is up a couple of steps to the left, and features seats at the bar or adjacent bar tables. Beer selection is 7 house beers, all 4.0 abv per some weirdo Oklahoma law (which I believe is changing soon). Shaker pours, or growlers to go. Additionally, there are a bunch of guests in bottles and cans, which are not subject to the ABV cap. Slow service, despite not being particularly busy. This reminded me of what brewpubs were like in the mid-90s.

64 = ★★ (Just ok)

I only use the total score, not the component parts.

Nice building, on the corner in the middle of the tourist area. Medium sized bar. Flights include all eight of their beers, although they were out of the brown ale when I visited. Some beers had significant faults. Others were OK. Service was very polite and friendly. Cheap. Didn’t try the food. Oh well.

Visited on 2-17-2013. Their beers are 3.2ABV per Oklahoma law. They had five of their own beer plus brewers pick. They have 39 bottled beers on their Guest list. The establishment is clean, nice atmosphere and a friendly staff. The food was average.

A regional chain brewpub that offers beers of questionable quality at decent prices. Sort of like the Oklahoma version of Bosco’s. The place is large, with plenty of space dedicated to food service. A sizable brew kit (who knows if they actually brew here) is visible behind the bar. I tried a flight of house beers and was generally unimpressed. My bartender was pretty nice, but not all that knowledgeable about the beers on offer. This place really is only of appeal unless you want some cheap ticks that score in the middle-2 range. Overall, maybe worth a stop. It’s really close to TapWerks, so it’s not much extra effort to visit.

A stunning location and that is all. Sub par food and beer with decent service. At least they have guest bottles.

Well, not much good to say about this place. Beers were not that good and neither was service. Skip this place and head to the Tapwerks Bricktown.