Your Official Guide to Patio Season: 10 Unbeatable Tulsa Patios

Laurannae Baking Co.’s Broken Arrow location boasts a delightful backyard space and is a perfect spot to soak up the Oklahoma patio weather.  

Stop by to enjoy a freshly made pastry, treat or a craft coffee. 

On the outskirts of downtown, East Village Bohemian Pizza is an eclectic, brick-lined spot serving wood-fired pizzas prepared Neapolitan style. All pies are made with imported or local ingredients–Italian San Marzano tomatoes, fresh buffalo mozzarella and Burn Co. sausage. 

Their patio is to-die-for and brings major greenhouse vibes.  

Nestled on bustling Brookside, R Bar & Grill is a relaxed gastropub with an indoor space, enclosed patio and open air patio seating available. With TVs tuned into live games regularly, this restaurant is a family-friendly spot that’s also great for an evening out with friends.  

R Bar offers a regularly changing menu with locally sourced ingredients for lunch, dinner and weekend brunch. Tulsa Tip: For brunch, start with their snickerdoodle-style donut holes.  

Located in the top floor of The Boxyard shopping center, this bar is a local favorite. After an afternoon of shopping downtown, this is an ideal spot to relax with fresh air, a covered patio and a beautiful view of the Tulsa skyline.  

Open Container regularly has fun trivia nights to test your knowledge with friends and fresh appetizers. The Boxyard is a unique location made out of repurposed shipping containers. It is definitely a must-see in person. 

In The Raw Tulsa has continued to win the award for best sushi every year since 2001 – featuring traditional and nouveau sushi, sashimi and nigiri creations. Four locations around town all contain beautiful patios. 

For a low-key patio vibe, try their Brookside location boasting an outdoor bar and fire pit. For a night out on the town, head to In the Raw Vū. Their upscale penthouse location (photo featured in this blog) provides stunning views of downtown’s Art Deco buildings. 

Celebrate Oktoberfest year-round at Fassler Hall. An authentic German beer hall with a fabulous outdoor space in the heart of the Blue Dome District.  

Grab a stein of beer and a classic German sausage or visit for a hearty brunch on Saturdays and Sundays. 

When you dine at The Vault, you’ll experience all the quirks of the mid-century modern building. Savor classic American dishes made from scratch and delicious craft cocktails. You can enjoy outdoor seating with a view on the first floor or the second floor.  

Head to The Vault for a classy lunch or dinner. Locals love their weekend brunch featuring savory and sweet dishes with plenty of vegan options. On Sundays, the patio comes to life with the sounds of church bells coming from the Cathedral District. 

This rooftop bar sits on top of the Hotel Indigo in Tulsa’s Blue Dome District. Enjoy Oklahoma-inspired cocktails like an “Okie-Old Fashioned” or the “Greenwood Gimlet”. With indoor and outdoor seating available, you can enjoy the cool evening air or find a booth large enough for your whole crew.  

Thanks to expansive windows with panoramic views of Tulsa’s city lights, there’s not a bad seat in the house. Looking over the city, you can spot the famous Blue Dome, Tulsa Performing Arts Center, Mid-Continent Building and so much more. Roof Sixty-Six is a beautiful spot to sip and sit with good company. 

This rooftop spot in the heart of downtown should definitely make your list of places to enjoy a drink. The Brook’s massive patio offers up-close views of Tulsa’s beautiful Art Deco buildings. They serve a wide variety of traditional bar foods, with stand-outs including their mac and cheese and spicy chicken sandwich.  

Enjoy one of their daily drink specials like Margarita Monday or Wine Wednesday with an amazing open-air view. The Brook’s patio bar is also stocked with local beers to try a taste of Tulsa.