10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Broken Arrow

"Located in the thriving Tulsa Arts District, Welltown Brewing offers a laid-back space to try out a variety of locally brewed beers. You can stop by Welltown and enjoy a cold brew on the comfy couches in the taproom or take in the city lights from the rooftop patio. With tongue-in-cheek names like “Feeling Peachy?"

"Mon: - Closed - Tues - Thurs: 4 PM - 10 PM Fri & Sat: 12 PM - 1 AM Sun: 2 PM - 8 PM"

"Another great pick for made-from-scratch, locally sourced food and drinks. Their menu is Oklahoma-centric and they pride themselves in offering quality, delicious eats. From the starters to the entrees, this menu has something for everyone."

"The Local Bison is inspired and developed by Tony & Emily Galvez, and is taking shape in the ground floor of The Meridia, a mixed-used development at 522 S. Boston Avenue in Tulsa, Oklahoma."

"As Tulsa’s first production craft brewery, Marshall Brewing Company continues to stand the test of time. With the common goal of bringing the art of craft beer to life in Tulsa, the entire team at Marshall Brewing Company maintains a commitment to education and top-notch training. This is one of the qualities that certainly sets this brewery above the rest."

"After apprenticing in German breweries, Eric Marshall brought his love of beer and brewing techniques back to Tulsa. He founded Marshall Brewing Company in 2008 to highlight the art and enjoyment of craft beer. The Marshall Brewing Company taproom is where to go to enjoy Marshall’s many styles of beer."

"This lively craft brewery in the Kendall Whittier District will make you feel like you’re on a magical woodland excursion. With a sleek, white tile backsplash, a mural depicting various grasses, tall ceilings, big open windows, a garage door and a natural wood wall behind the bar, Heirloom is an elegant, breezy space to sip beers, especially when the weather’s pleasant. In addition to the flora inside the brewery, Heirloom’s brewers proudly pack their beer with fresh outdoor ingredients, from foraged mulberries to dandelions."

"The beautiful atmosphere of Heirloom Rustic Ales continues to attract people from all over. A great place to hang out with friends, read a good book, or even get some work done, Heirloom Rustic Ales offers a refreshing and simple approach to beer. Their top-notch vibe is accompanied by a wonderful selection of small-batch brews."

"A place where beers young and old can get together, American Solera is a blend of unique beers created by brewer Chase Healey, co-founder of Prairie Artisan Ales. The brewery's focus is on wild and sour ales aged in oak barrels and foeders. Walking into their brewery at 6th St. and Utica, there's plenty to catch your eye: the large expanse of seafoam colored flooring, the just-as-large expanse of windows and whimsical, soft colors everywhere you look."

"It should come as no surprise that American Solera Brewery is at the very top of our list!. With two locations in Tulsa, American Solera has quickly become a favorite of Tulsa locals of all ages. Their beautiful, bright atmosphere is complimented perfectly by a delicious line-up of brews."

"Located smack in the center of downtown Tulsa, Eerie Abbey Ales hearkens back to an earlier time. Tulsa’s newest brewery serves some of the oldest beer styles, from their malty Belgian dubbel, triple and quad to refreshing Belgian witbier and a blonde, the focus is on traditional Western European styles. If IPAs or stouts are more your thing, fear not, a variety of other familiar yet unique brews are available."

"Part-taproom, part-playground for grown-ups, Pearl Beach Brew Pub always has something fun brewing, whether it’s behind the bar or out on the sand volleyball courts in its sprawling, patioed backyard. Trivia, group yoga and live music are weekly occurrences at this bustling establishment, which is also a great spot to sample some intensely flavorful beers. Brewer Larry Herriman loves playing around with stouts and sours, many reaching well above 7% alcohol by volume."

"Pearl Beach Brew Pub features 3 beach volleyball courts that lend to the beachy atmosphere. Get your friends together and reserve a court for a night of fun while enjoying one of the many beers offered in the taproom. Not feeling up for a game of volleyball?"

"This Texaco station-turned-brewery in Tulsa’s Pearl District joined the beer scene when—in terms of names—there was just “nothing left.” Some of their smaller release batches include Porter peaches, lemon, sage, verbena and even Reese’s peanut butter cups. Their Strawberry Blonde that is usually on the tap list is jam-packed (pun intended) with over a pound of strawberry puree per gallon."

"Nothing’s Left Brewing Co. offers many delicious beers but their unique beer slushies truly set them apart. Bring your pup along and enjoy the large warehouse area full of games, projection screens, and much more. Nothing’s Left Brewing Co. features a wide selection of brews, each with a fun twist."

"It is filled with trails, including the famous Oxley trail, as well as a variety of forested regions, Lake Yahola, and more. Some of the trails are even wheelchair-friendly. If you do not want to mess up your dress, avoid the rainy season."

"Mohawk Park is a 2,800-acre park that offers playgrounds, picnic shelters, water playgrounds and disc golfing courses. The park is also home of the Tulsa Zoo, the Oxley Nature Center, Mohawk Golf Course, and Mohawk Sports Complex."

"One day I was randomly in the mood for miso soup, and it was one of those hankerings you can't get rid of until you eat the food. I did a quick Goog..."

"Stop for a burger an mix in, they messed up the burger but the ice cream was delicious. Will be back to try an dine in."