The Pint on Cherry Street

Cherry Street Burger is amazing and the sweet potato waffle fries are the best I have ever had. Will definitely be back.

Hands down some of the best fish and chips in Tulsa! It’s almost like a tempura batter, but better. So flavorful! Their brunch is to die for.

Just went here and felt ripped off. Ugly attitude and a profit mind. Not a place I’d return to unless I felt like having someone overcharge me for bogus deals they don’t explain.
We ordered Irish carbombs on st. Patrick’s day. 6 dollars. Seems like a good deal. Then they bring out a wine cup with a shot of baileys and probably a thin line of Not-​Jameson whiskey. When they bring us the half cups they helpfully inform us that a full Guinness is 7 dollars. Such helpful staff to make sure we are aware of how much we overpaid on the previous order.
Other than the above, they have TV, they have beer/​liquor. They don’t think they need more, do you?

This place has a fabulous happy hour. Most appetizers are half off and domestic beers are like 2 bucks! Even without the special drinks are very reasonably priced! My favorite apps are the chicken nachos and loaded fries!

The service was pretty good and the people that work here seem to be happy about their job. I was pretty disappointed with the food. For 13 dollars the burger was pretty tasteless and the sides were mediocre at best. I would probably come back for the beer/​sports atmosphere but that’s about it.

One word: brunch. The Pint offers a great moderately priced option. The food is good and the new side patio is a great addition. I had the chicken and waffles and it was delicious. I can’t say the mimosas were the best I had, but you can’t really have a bad mimosa.
The Pint is also great when you want a casual place to grab a drink. Sometimes service is a bit slow, but the staff is always friendly.

Went on Sunday for brunch. This was my first visit as well and had a great time. Service was attentive and helpful. The atmosphere was great too. I love how they have lots of TVs and they put different games on each tv, but had the tvs labeled so you know where to sit and which one to watch so thumbs up to that! I had the rosemary waffles and chicken with the bourbon honey syrup (at least I think that’s what it was). The chicken and waffles were delicious. The breading on the chicken was very well seasoned and pairing that with the syrup was delicious. My friend had a Bloody Mary and I tried it. It was delicious, but very very spicy. I also tried a bit of his chicken biscuit and it was also tasty. The only thing I didn’t like was the jam that comes on the chicken biscuit. I am not sure how to describe it, but it was not for me. I would ask for it on the side and see how you feel about it.

Props to the Pint for being the only moderately priced brunch venue that would take a reservation for a large party for Sunday brunch. The wait staff were accommodating and nice, making sure orders were correct and divided the bills without any problems.
$ 10 carafes of mimosas is a good deal, especially when a single serving is $ 10. Two carafes between 4 people was more than enough.
Hadn’t been here since the change in ownership and name. Glad they got rid of the pool tables, darts and video games, more room to sit, eat and socialize. Didn’t get the chance to look at the normal menu, but the brunch menu was all reasonably priced and offered a decent variety of options, from sweet to savory, or a combo of both.
I got the Brunch Stack, which was two extremely fluffy pancakes. topped with pulled pork, and two over easy eggs; all served with some coffee syrup. Eggs were cooked perfectly. Pancakes were good, but the amount of pork was lacking and so was the flavor.
Lots of people in our party opted for the Chicken and biscuits, which were pretty amazing and is what I would go with next time.
Ran into a problem with the kitchen however. One person ordered the omelet without meat, but was served one with meet. The waitress realized the mistake and brought it back to the kitchen. What should have been a quick and easy re-​fire, ended up taking another 15 – 20 minutes before she got what she ordered.

Happy Hour People – from 4 – 6 Monday through Friday. Most apps ½ price and some other varying daily specials. This vibe here is great. If you’re a sports fan they have you covered in the TV department. The food is good, not out of this world. But it’s reasonable and they make a great Moscow Mule.
I miss White Owl but love that the Pint has done a great job filling in their shoes.

The Pint which was formally known as something else but I am not sure of the name. The inside of the Pint is very nice. I have eating the food a few times and had their brunch. The service is just so so. They seemed understaffed everytime. Hopefully that issues gets fixed soon.

Best burger I have had since I left home in San Diego California
Ordered a Bloody Mary and it was made the way I make them and was really over excited to find this hidden gem thank god a place still exists like this in the state of Oklahoma
You guys rock
Thanks
So much made my day

Food: ⁵⁄₅
Service: ⁴⁄₅
Cleanliness: ³⁄₅
Décor & Style: ³⁄₅
5 Stars because of the amazing Mac & Cheese. Probably my favorite mac & cheese of all time lies here. The only other place I believe has competition is Oohh’s & Aahh’s in Washington DC:
The chicken wings are amazing as well. They are very crispy and tender, & has great flavor. Bread pudding was gross! But I will still be back for the Mac & Cheese and Chicken Wings.
Service was fast and pleasant. The place was decently clean, however, the tables smelt like wet rag/​mop (which means bacteria). Décor was just your typical bar, nothing fancy.

This was our first time here. We ordered the spinach artichoke dip as an appetizer and it was so good! My husband ordered the wings, though he was hesitant at first because not everyone can make good wings, and I had the Cherry Street Burger. The wings were cooked to perfection, and trust me if they weren’t my husband would’ve sent them back, but he loved them. The burger was cooked perfectly and I really enjoyed the fries.
There have been some unfavorable reviews about the service, but I will say our server, Andrew, was excellent! We were greeted and seated immediately, and Andrew gave great suggestions about what to order. My tea glass was never allowed to get empty either. Overall, it was an excellent experience and we will return!

$.50 wings on Monday nights! We love this place. The staff is great. The wings are larger than most and very tasty. We can order a total of 14 wings, a large side of fries and a beer for me for less than $ 20. Seriously?
Highly recommend.

Been here only a couple of times, very nice relaxing and fun place to bring friends.
The food is really good, customer service is really good. Definitely come back here when I am going downtown!
You all should come here and experience this great bar.

A couple weekends ago, I made it to the Pint for brunch with some girlfriends. The weather was surprisingly nice so we were able to enjoy our meal on their wonderful patio.
They were struggling a bit with service that afternoon. Everything came out really slow and several items were forgotten. My friend waited 25minutes for her mimosa and ended up having to cancel it because it was time to leave. They weren’t particularly busy but hey, sometimes restaurants just have bad days.
I had a nice omelet with a side of toast and jam. It was cooked well and the jam was house made. I wish the omelet had better toppings and I wish they had better toast choices (it’s pretty much Wonder Bread) but it was still a fine meal. Their brunch menu was pretty short — most of us ended up ordering the same couple of items that stood out.
Overall it was decent experience. I don’t think I would come back for brunch but their wonderful patio and great beer selection would make for a good spot to grab a drink with friends.

I would like to see this pub do well. It definitely has potential. I remember this as the location of the White Owl. It is pretty close to its successor, but maybe a little drab.
The interior is very clean and tidy, but there are hardly any decorations. I feel this makes it feel like a strerile environment.
The food was ok but did not stand out to me.
I will definitely try the Pint again. I think it might have been a «just opened» kind of thing.

The Pint is a place off Cherry Street that my Tulsa friends described as «fancy bar food.» And after spending all day at Comic Con and discovering our first choice of Andolini’s had a 2 hour wait, fancy bar food it was.
The Pint seated us quickly, as we were smart enough to warn them that a group of 11 was about to descend. But unfortunately, seating was the only thing they did quickly.
The waitress brought out the requisite waters but miscounted and forgot 1. That 1 being me, and I had to wait another 10 minutes where she finally passed by for me to flag her down. Not a big deal, but I was thirsty! She took our orders for alcohol beverages. They have an extensive beer menu with names, origins, and alcohol percentage. Note not the price. More on this later…
We order — it ended up another fish night for me, since the menu didn’t much in the way of non-​meat options — and wait. And waiiiitt. Turns out there’s only 1 cook in the kitchen. Part of me felt bad for said cook, especially on a busy Saturday night, but the other part of me was just hungry. And after 45 minutes of waiiiiittting, our food arrives one by one. I’ve imbibed a few beers by then and remember the hanger? I was more than ready to eat, if not to ease the alcohol I had just consumed. Fortunately out of all the things, the food was good. My fish and chips were delicious and I thought I could forgive them for the slow wait with good food.
Until I got my check with an $ 18 beer on it.
Yep. Remember that beer menu with no prices? I’ll admit culpability for not asking, but I am a firm believer in listing the prices when there is a wide disparity of price. There’s a big difference between a $ 6 bottle of beer and a $ 18 bottle of beer. The beer in question was Prairie’s Cherry Funk, and our party was surprised by this since Prairie is locally made in yep, you guessed it, Tulsa. One other person who lives in Tulsa ordered the Cherry Funk as well and was taken by the price surprise.
Now I don’t usually ding people for my mistakes, but I was just so flabbergasted that I had to ask the waitress why it wasn’t mentioned that we were buying $ 18 beer! Her response, «Oh, uh, people are offended if I do.» Sigh. It’s the ol «damned if you do and damned if you don’t» so I couldn’t really be too aggravated with her. So how can The Pint prevent putting their wait staff in an awkward position and remedy this? By putting the beer prices on the menu! What a concept.
So although the food wasn’t bad, I’ll probably try somewhere else next time I am in Tulsa.

Welcome to Cherry St., The Pint! You are a lovely addition.
Colin and I had dinner last night here. The vibes here were cool, casual and just… fun! Nice huge TV flat screens abound and the place is pretty spotless. There are several different kinds of seating: enclosed patio, bar, pub tables and larger tables for larger parties. We sat upstairs and had a nice view of the entire space.
For dinner, Colin and I spilt the spinach artichoke dip and each has a chicken caesar salad. The dip stole the show — it was fresh and the chips were crispy. Next time, I won’t add chicken on my Caesar. Neither Colin or I ate it as it was a little too chewy and perhaps undercooked.
The beer menu… dang. I can’t wait to come back for pints!

Love it! My friend and I arrived at around 7:30pm on a Friday and this place was jumping! We got lucky and found a couple of spots at the bar. The service was quick and very good. Ordering drinks in a busy bar can be difficult and frustrating but we never had to wait to get another round here.
They have a great selection of draft and bottled beers as well as a full bar with health shots, cocktails, etc.
Their dinner menu was as well good. I had the mahi mahi tacos and they were AWESOME! Maybe the best thing I’ve had this summer. They also have «brunch all the time» consisting of pancakes an egg and brisket (Order the syrup on the side with this one).
Yes, I’m a huge fan and will be back here soon and often!