Roosevelt's

First timer here! Just moved to the Tulsa area last month and have heard a lot about Roosevelts! We knew ahead of time that there would be a wait to get in so that part wasn’t a surprise, but if you are looking for a place to visit in the holiday season - fyi, there will most likely be a wait to get into this place. It is worth it… especially if you like over the top amazing Christmas decorations from floor to ceiling. It’s pure magic. Our food was delicious and came out fairly quick. Highly suggest.

Always in the area, but first time visiting Roosevelt's Gastropub. Coming through the back, we entered the outdoor sitting area that looked like an atrium. Plants were disbursed about, giving it a fresh outdoor feel. Inside, wood tables, booths, and flooring gave the dining area a comforting atmosphere. TV screens were mounted up high for viewing every sports event playing at the time. A large bar was set off at one side of the dining area. A drink menu on the table displayed many options. I ordered the Roosemelt sandwich with homemade seasoned potato fries. The sandwich was a glorified grilled sandwich with 3 cheeses served on sour dough bread. Mmmm, yum. Lunch was spent catching up with a friend. Our time spent together was not rushed, and the waitress respected our time together. The service was very good. I'd like to return for an evening dinner meal someday to experience their dinner options. Go, relax, and bring a friend. Make your own great memories.

We went in a busy Thursday and sat outside among the misters. It kept it really comfortable, but the flies! When we were leaving we saw that other tables had fly catchers, but we didn’t know that was an option. The food and drinks were awesome. There are 79 things on tap and the flights make it so easy to try as many as you want. Fun to go in a group, great place to meet after work.

We were visiting Tulsa for a concert and had some friends recommend this place for lunch. I'm so glad we listened to them because it did not disappoint. Josh was our waiter and he was very attentive and friendly. The atmosphere was fun and I loved all of the decoration and little details. The food was delicious! We split the spinach artichoke dip for our appetizer and it was the best I have ever had. I got the chicken sandwich and my husband got the tenderloin burger and we both loved it. We would love to come back here again when we come back to Tulsa.

On my last day in Tulsa, I asked some random people at a show where I should go for dinner. With no hesitation, they said Roosevelt's. Being Sunday night, parking was easy and the crowd was minimal. When I walked in, I knew they made an excellent recommendation. The inside is relatively small, but I found room at the bar since it was a Sunday. Lauren, the bartender gave me a couple of sample beers to try and helped me find a local beer that I really enjoyed. On her recommendation, I went with the fried chicken. It was served with the two most despised vegetables available - okra and cauliflower. The kitchen turned those veggies into a delight all its own and I could have just eaten the veggies. The huge portions of chicken covered the garlic mashed potatoes but I managed to find my way to them eventually. The fried chicken is awesome with the honey drizzle. It was a pleasant sweetness on top of the savory chicken. If you haven't been to Roosevelt's, you should add it to the top of your list of dining destinations in Tulsa. Next time I am in town, it will be at the top of my list. Totally amazing dining experience - even for a solo traveller.