Best Historic Restaurants in Tulsa

We stumbled upon this hidden gem in Tulsa during a recent visit for an event. Our group of three had a wonderful first experience at this restaurant! Our server was outstanding, effortlessly answering all our questions and offering insightful recommendations that enhanced our dining experience. The service was attentive, with timely refills, and was warm and friendly, making us feel welcome. As for the food, every dish we ordered was a delight—each entree was flavorful, The drinks were skillfully crafted., and the dessert was a perfectly sweet ending to our meal.

First experience dining at this establishment. We loved seeing this come to Jenks, and was excited to try it out. There have been mixed reviews, but we were hopeful for a positive experience and we were honestly not let down. Steven and Lorenzo at the bar did a fantastic job taking care of us and the chef did awesome as well. From the amazing collard greens, the perfect sear on the steak, and the delicious strawberry ice cream cake, the kitchen deserves a huge round of applause. Great job City Hall!

Everything was great! Our waitress was absolutely lovely, very kind, insightful with recommendations and helpful. The food was delicious-we shared fajitas, and the margaritas were good.

The biscuit and jelly butter was out of this world! The fried chicken was delicious, crispy, and well done. The Mac and cheese was fantastic, and I appreciated that my drink which was a Diet Coke came in a very large glass and was refilled quickly. Can’t wait for our daughters to come home for Thanksgiving so we take them out to eat at Fixins as a family.

The restaurant is beautiful and the service was excellent. The food was very good but most of it was lukewarm. We had the arancini and the cheese inside was cold. I had the pork chop, which was warm, but the scallop potatoes were almost colds We will be back though. Hoping it was just an off night.