Oak & Ale

The ham and focaccia sandwich is terrible. crusty bread that basically fell apart in my hand with no taste

Oak seemed to me as more a wine and cocktail bar that serves food than a restaurant. The food is good it just doesn’t seem to be the main focus, primarily small plates. Service was friendly and prompt. The live entertainment was was very good without being overwhelming. Overall a nice place to spend some time.

Stopped by for some happy hour specials. Very sweet ambiance with white and pink furniture and decor.

Fancy wine bar with a 5-7 happy hour for both select wines and select appetizers. Mostly small plates with a couple bigger entrees on the menu. Quiet music of a varied nature plays in the background allowing for quality conversations.

After a 15 hour drive down from Chicago to New Orleans, this place was a sight for sore eyes! Our wonderful Airbnb hosts suggested this local spot, which was walking distance from our apartment. We had delicious wine, marinated olives, and a delicious cheese plate! The atmosphere was chill and inviting. It was the perfect place after a long drive. We will be back!