Bird & Bottle

Had a great lunch here. It's casual, great service, ridiculous large portions of food. Friendly people. Small and intimate.

Came for Restaurant week. Everything was delicious. The Bistro Steak was a perfect medium rare, the potatoes were finished with a nice salty spice, and it was more than I could finish. The shrimp cocktail appetizer was so fresh and paired with a spicy, not too spicy, cocktail sauce. The creme brulee cracked and was so creamy. Great service.

Service was polite and fast, and the food was well-cooked, whole, and fresh (esp. the greens) although it all was relatively bland tasting. I had the chicken sandwich and there was barely any of the described house-made mustard sauce included and the chicken was missing much of its juices. For a $15 chicken sandwich, I expected much more. Go to Lone Wolf or Canes for more more moist chicken and flavorful toppings at a third of the price.

We love stopping in for the food and drinks. The menu is creative and the food is always cooked perfectly! My favorite dish is the pork rib sandwich, and the flatbreads are huge!

Stopped here for a family lunch. Very kind and knowledgeable waitstaff. The interior decor and definitely the quality of the food are much higher quality than its strip mall location might have you believe. The menu and food execution are absolutely top notch and certainly FAR more interesting than the majority of local independent restaurants. Kind of a combo of American foods and more upscale/gourmet dining. Duck sausage and mushroom flatbread is a good example.

Overall, a surprising little gem for Tulsa. Perfect for a nicer meal with friends and family. I hope they continue to thrive.