Scotland born Charlie Mitchell played for the North American Soccer League at the age of 18. Moving around here and there during his 10 year professional career, he retired from the Toronto Blizzard and returned to Tulsa to coach the Tulsa Roughnecks in 1979. And just like many other retired Scottish soccer players, he opened [...]
Take Me Out to the Ballgame
May 2nd, 2012 by Aubrae Filipiak – Comments (2)
It’s been a crazy week. I started a second PT job last week – I now work 7 days a week and 2-3 double shifts during those. Plus my catering business is taking off. And we had a garage sale last Saturday, too! For those reasons, I didn’t find myself with much time to devote [...]
Home Cookin’ & Beer at Silver Dollar Cafe in Collinsville
May 1st, 2012 by Jeremiah Ramey – Comments (4)
Rarely is it a case when I find myself making it to Collinsville. In fact, I’ve only graced this peculiar little town with my presence once in several years, and that was just recent as well, to visit some friends. As you readers have probably noticed lately, I’ve been perusing through the pub scene lately [...]
Outdoor Brews For Your Summer Adventures
April 11th, 2012 by Jeremiah Ramey – Comments (3)
Its spring time, but summer is upon us. Heck, it feels like Summer already here in Oklahoma. People already getting out to the lake, going swimming, floating the river, having cookouts, BBQ’ing, hiking, tailgating, going to the races, etc. Whatever your adventure may be, whether in the backyard or in the wilderness or on the [...]
Grub-a-dub at The Hunt Club Pub and Grub
April 5th, 2012 by Jeremiah Ramey – Comments (2)
I love downtown, but I hardly ever get down there. Sometimes, its just too inconvenient. I recently heard from a bird that The Hunt Club has been opening for lunch past couple months. So, I decided to check it out while I just conveniently happened to already be downtown. A quaint and cool little place [...]
Firkin Thursday’s at McNellies
February 22nd, 2012 by Jeremiah Ramey – Comments (0)
Yay! Wait, what? Whats a firkin? Well, a firkin is an old english unit of measure used to define a 1/4 of a barrel of beer. Traditionally, firkins were wooden casks that contained ale with a faucet for dispensing. At McNellies, just about every Thursday night, from around 5p-9p (or until the cask runs out), [...]
The “Ale” with Local Roots Releases with a Party on September 1st
August 25th, 2011 by Staff – Comments (0)
Marshall Brewing Company will soon release Oktoberfest Lager as fall seasonal. Marshall Brewing Company will officially launch Oktoberfest Lager at Fassler Hall on September 1st, 2011 from 5:00PM-7:00PM. The launch party will be the exclusive first offering of Oktoberfest Lager on draft and will feature brewmaster Eric Marshall and the Marshall Brewing team. Oktoberfest Lager [...]
Main Street Tavern Brings Flavor to Downtown Broken Arrow
August 19th, 2011 by Debra Laizure – Comments (8)
Located on main street in downtown Broken Arrow, Main Street Tavern sits on a busy corner inviting patrons in for a relaxing break. The restaurant/bar is a new fixture to the area, but feels like it has been there for decades. The owners, Jason and Kat Scarpa planned it that way. They renovated the 1904 [...]
Craft Beer and Food Pairing 101
August 18th, 2011 by Wes Alexander – Comments (2)
Certainly we are all aware that beer pairs well with pizza, sausages, and hamburgers. But this is more of a pairing based on where than why. By this I mean, you are watching a football game, grilling hamburgers and this situation historically calls for beer. The purpose of this article will be to delve further [...]
Gluten Free at Marley’s Pizzeria
August 10th, 2011 by Heidi Hughes – Comments (2)
Gluten Free pizza seems to be popping out of many restaurant ovens these days and I am eager to get my paws on it all! I love many of the pies around town and I have found a pizza that makes my taste buds trill, ONE LOVE, ONE HEART, and ONE GLUTEN FREE “DEEPER DISH” [...]
Oklahoma-Made Battered Boar Beer Dinner at The Boston Deli
July 6th, 2011 by Staff – Comments (1)
We were so excited when we found out that The Boston Deli was having this dinner. In case you have never been to The Boston Deli, you are in for a real treat. This is a hidden jewel that should be at the top of your list when it comes to great places to eat [...]
A Pub Grubbin Good Time at Fat Daddy’s Pub and Grille
June 24th, 2011 by Brian McCullough – Comments (2)
It’s Friday night, or any 7 nights or afternoons of the week, you want a spot to chill with friends, a spot with charactor and some crazy good drink and food specials. That’s what I was thinking before my friends and I hit Fat Daddy’s Pub and Grille last week. Fat Daddy’s is a pub [...]
Marshall Brewing Co. Brews New Pale Ale for Summer
June 21st, 2011 by Staff – Comments (0)
Marshall Brewing Company will officially launch Arrowhead Pale Ale at Leon’s Broken Arrow, 3302 W. Kenosha, Broken Arrow, OK, June 29th, 2011 from 5:00PM-7:00PM, and Leon’s on the Restless Ribbon, 3301 S. Peoria, Tulsa, OK, June 30th, 2011 from 5:00PM-7:00PM. The launch party will include samples of Arrowhead Pale Ale as well as the opportunity [...]
Margaret’s German Restaurant: “Where Oktoberfest Lasts All Year”
April 1st, 2011 by Amanda Jane Simcoe – Comments (3)
Yep, that pretty much did it for me. Seeing those words above the door all but guarantee I’m going to enjoy my lunch. I LOVE Oktoberfest, and the food is the best part, so when a friend of mine suggested I go check out Margaret’s German Restaurant at the Farm shopping center, it sounded like [...]
Baseball & Dogs – March 30th Exhibition Game & Opening Night on April 7!
March 26th, 2011 by Staff – Comments (2)
Yesterday I asked the @TulsaFood Twitter followers what their favorite thing was about Spring, I got few answers. Actually, I got one answer. Baseball! That answer was from JagerMunkey. As I was headed to Fat Guy’s Burger Bar, located on Greenwood Ave which literally sits on the edge of the outfield gate at ONEOK Field, [...]
Cheese & Beer o’ the Irish [Guide]
March 17th, 2011 by Amanda Jane Simcoe – Comments (0)
This year, before you don your green and head out for some scary green beer, check out some of Ireland’s finer exports! Irish Cheese Coolea Willem’s Family Farm Macroom, County Cork, Ireland Originally from Holland, the Willems family moved to Ireland more than 20 years ago to make their Gouda-style cheese. Made from Pasteurized cow’s [...]
The Meers Store – Meers CheeseBurger with Bacon
February 17th, 2011 by Joe Price – Comments (3)
My last burger post of 2010 ends up being one of my favorites of all time – a road trip to Meers, Oklahoma to The Meers Store. Meers, Oklahoma is around 200 miles and over 3 hours from Tulsa, OK. Have heard many great things about the Meers Burger that’s made from Longhorn cattle that [...]
Fassler Hall Downtown – Atmosphere, Lamb Sausage & More
January 13th, 2011 by Brian Schwartz – Comments (5)
“You’re in a downtown bar!” I told my friends as they looked around in fearful wide-eyed wonder. “You’re in a downtown bar!” Yes, there are people who would never in their lives set foot in a downtown bar unless they have a very good reason. The best hot dogs and fries around — that’s reason [...]
The Month in Food from Tasha Does Tulsa
January 6th, 2011 by Natasha Ball – Comments (3)
If there’s one thing people like to do in this town we call Tulsa, it’s eat. Be sure to add these latest finds by Tasha Ball over at TashaDoesTulsa.com to your list of places to try. Sproutz: Get around early for earth-friendly fare: Read More Dining Out (with kids): Play with food at Sprouts Play [...]
Choc Beer Wins at Largest European Beer Competition
December 14th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (1)
Choc Beer Company’s Miner Mishap won a bronze award at last week’s European Beer Star Competition. The award was presented Thursday November 11th in Nuremburg, Germany. 955 beers from 34 countries participated, making Beer Star the largest European beer competition. This was the first time Choc entered a foreign competition. This award continues an impressive [...]
Marshall Brewing Company to Release Sundown Wheat & Atlas IPA in Six Packs
December 1st, 2010 by Staff – Comments (0)
The much-anticipated release of six packs from Marshall Brewing Company will be complete December 10, 2010 with Sundown Wheat and Atlas IPA joining Old Pavilion Pilsner and McNellie’s Pub Ale in availablility. Marshall Brewing Company began installation of its fully automated rotary fill bottling line in May 2009. Perfecting installation and bottling combined with an [...]
OktoberFest – Bratwursts, Beer & Unity
October 24th, 2010 by Brian McCullough – Comments (5)
Here is a post from the TulsaFood.com archive on OktoberFest last year. Today OktoberFest 2011 is open to the public, so the party is on. We hope to see you there! – Brian Ok first I have a confession to make. I drank, danced on the tables and ate crazy delicious foods this weekend at Oktoberfest. [...]
Party Like a German This Weekend at Oktoberfest!
October 18th, 2010 by Staff – Comments (3)
Beer, Brats and All that is German. Tulsa, its time to get your Schnitzel on! Tulsa’s annual Oktoberfest German celebration starts this Thursday. Will we see you at the party this year? Even Info Below! See You There!!!! October 21 – 24, 2010 Tulsa’s Oktoberfest was just named top 10 Oktoberfests in the country by [...]