Tapwerks Ale House & Café - Bricktown

No Longer In Business

Driving through on a Sunday evening. Nice building, in a fun area of town. The interior is dark and inviting, and the decor is subdued. The wait staff were quick and friendly, and enthusiastic about the beer selection. The beer list is confusing (draft and packaged beers are listed mixed together), but there's a lot of good stuff. They don't offer short pours or flights, and only two free splashes per person, so it's hard to tick here. The food is classic pub fare, but well done. Prices seem a bit high, but I don't know the area very well. Fun place, and a worthy stop if you're in the area.

Here is the most extensive tap list in OKC. The vibe in here is classic dimly lit pub. Service is good. There's a good amount of beers from the state and surrounding areas as well as imports. It may get sketchy as far as freshness, but we did not run into that problem on our visit. It's definitely one of the best beer stops in Bricktown.

Visited here late on a Sunday and found it moderately busy. I doubt there’s 200 beers on tap, but there’s certainly a lot to choose from. I tried a couple of beers from Prairie. Bomb! seems to be an ever-present, which must be pretty nice for locals. Prices were solid, food was forgettable. Overall, a no-frills kind of place with an expansive tap selection. What’s not to like?

Good dark pub downtown in OKC with a great selection. One cool thing about it is that they have an almost identical second story with the same tap setup at their upstairs bar. The service is pretty good, they seem to know their beer well. The selection is great, but you’ll pay a little bit for anything imported or special. 5 - 7.5 for a glass of beer, either 12 or 16 oz. I didn’t see any real deals or special offers. Overall a great spot in Oklahoma City, recommended.

Dive pub that is huge. I spent half the day here and nobody cares, I am sure I could have taken a nap under a table. Service was good, but no pick your own samplers or half pours. So get ready to drink. Huge tap list, with as much crap as good stuff. Lots of rare locals. A bit pricey. Good place if you are from out of town.

Best beer place you will find in OKC

Amazing amount of taps. Nice selection of Oklahoma brews available. Nothing really wrong with this place.

I chose to stay around the corner from this place my second time working in OKC, based on deyholla’s review. This is definitely the place to go for craft beer ticks in OKC, with an excellent selection of local and regional brews, as well as a good selection of others. I went here four of the five nights I was here and the service varied (just as anywhere in a great beer bar), but overall was good. The food is decent and a good value as well.

I live around the corner and this is by far my favorite craft beer bar in the area. A large building with smoking upstairs and large wooden bars that make for plenty of seating. They have by far the best selection and often have a firkin in as well which appeases the ticker in me. The staff is unfortunately not particularly knowledgeable and at times it is quite slow. The food is good but not great by any means and the prices are pretty competitive. If you are looking to tick Oklahoma beers and care about selection this is by far #1 in the OKC area.

stopped in day of grizzlies-thunder game before the game place was crazy with fans service was quick and friendly huge monster collection prices were on par with other places will definately stop in wwhen in okc