Baker St. Pub & Grill

Great bar. Never eat the cobler… Ever you think it’s going to be good but… It will never ever be. Just get cheese fries.

You’re on the outskirts of Quail Springs Mall, maybe looking for a bite to eat, definitely looking for something to drink. Red Lobster? No. Olive Garden? Hell no. Which brings you to… Baker Street Pub & Grill.
You park, a little unsure, but Baker Street Pub & Grill sounds palatable enough by name alone. A pub guarantees there will be most definitely be beer, at the very least. After making your walk up the stairs, a stern bouncer is there to greet every soon-​to-​be imbiber. He gives an unceremonious grunt of «ID, please,» so you pull out your driver’s license from your purse. The size of said purse is tote, which leads to a comment that if it were a «man purse» or a backpack, it would not be allowed. Uh, ok? Either way, you enter.
It’s still early in the evening, so most of the restaurant is quiet. You spot your friends, waving at you over their plates of Thursday night 3.99 burgers. After inquiring, the waitress hands you a lengthy menu that makes various references to Sherlock. Choosing a drink shouldn’t be this tricky, but the Sherlock book of drinks provides so many choices that you’re nearly paralyzed with indecision. All you wanted was a drink, darn it!
After flipping back and forth through the menu, you end up picking a Moscow Mule variation, Ruby Red, which has grapefruit juice and fireball along with the vodka & ginger beer. It’s ok, but not fantastic. Those Blue Moons your friend is drinking suddenly look incredibly appetizing. Is this the effect of the Baker Street Pub?
Your drinking compatriots regale you about a time their friend was asked to remove a beanie, something you remember later when seeing a cop stationed by the door. «Really, this side of town?» you wonder to yourself, but hey, stranger things have happened.
There are pool tables, which is an easy and fun way to spend the time while drinking your Blue Moons. Your compatriots occasionally step out to smoke a cigarette since the inside is now non-​smoking. The crowd picks up a little bit as it gets later in the evening – and it’s clearly a concern of the pub as a police officer now stands guard by the door. «Geez, what’s happened here?» you wonder, now full of Blue Moon and the fun of picking up pool again.
You get in the car and think, «Yeah. A-​OK.»

Food: ⁴⁄₅
Service: ⁵⁄₅
Cleanliness: ⁴⁄₅
Décor & Style: ⁴⁄₅
I’ve been here about 3 times in the last 7 or so years and have had good service and experience here. The chicken wings were really good, as was the calamari. The fish cod was good as well but not great. Poor selection of beer though, no craft beer. I love the live music and the fun environment, not to mention the dance floor. Service was excellent! This last time our service was super fast and our table had 12 people on a very busy night. Astonishing!
The style is your typical English pub in America however this place is large so therefore not very cramped.

Last two times I’ve been here the service has been horrible. I used to like coming here but 25 minutes with no waitress, no menus. We are basically on 30 minutes of taking up booth space in this place and they haven’t made a dime from us cause nobody will come take our order… Apparently they don’t want our money. As a manager this wouldn’t fly in my bar.

My friends and I walk in and are immediately approached by a man working the door informing my friend that there is a dress code about wearing shorts and athletic wear. My friend then asks if he can get sweatpants from his car instead of the shorts and the man says, «it’s still athletic wear.» We turn to leave while being told they are implementing a new dress code, we say ok, and walk out just as a girl wearing athletic tights walks in. Rather confused by this, my same friend asks, «are those leggings not athletic wear?» He responds, «I’m not here to f*cking argue with you.»
I have never in my life seen an employee at a restaurant swear at a customer/​potential customer so openly. What an awful way to treat people when it is completely uncalled for and ruin someone’s night. We’re all shocked at how unprofessional the whole thing was.

I visited Bakers twice on this trip to OKC. The table top Jinga is a lot of fun and helps give the group connected around the game. The drinks are decently priced and when the music is on it isn’t over powering that you can’t talk.
Tuesday was open mic night
Wednesday was Karaōke. The only thing I will say is that the DJ didn’t have a book of songs you just have to come up with it. That was disappointing. So come prepared.

They are smokefree now! Great food and service.

My fiancé and I came around 7 on a Saturday, and despite what should be a peak dinner time (all the other restaurants in the area are packed)… it was dead. That probably should’ve been our first red flag, but I wanted to try a new place for dinner instead of our routine places, and on the plus side there was immediate seating! They have a full menu, but the longer we’re there it starts to become pretty clear that it’s more of a pub and less of a grill, so I guess we’re just the «old» people who come to a bar early.
Despite being a pub, the craft beer selection leaves much to be desired. There are quite a few mixed drink options on the menu that looked good, so I tried the Island Jack. It was ok, but a little too sweet for me. For dinner, I had the fish and deliciously seasoned «chips». It’s good bar food, but nothing noteworthy. Maybe it would have been more enjoyable if it weren’t for the lingering smoke smell (nobody was smoking at the time, but it was obvious from the smell that it’s allowed inside).
They have pool tables, live bands, and lots of space, so I can see how it’d be a decent place to hang out for a drink if you don’t feel like driving downtown. I also thought it was pretty cool that they had happy hour on a Saturday. It would be nice if the specials were listed somewhere in the menu though. Our waitress was no help either, and a little slow especially considering the lack of a crowd.
I’m glad I tried something new, but I doubt we’ll come back anytime soon.

Greasy fish and shrimp, poorly assembled turkey sandwich. The sliders were okay, but the blue cheese that was supposed to be on them was practically nonexistent. The preparation issues aside, though, the flavor was good. There was a band on the schedule, but no band playing. Drinks were pretty okay, but nothing spectacular, which is probably not a good sign when you get house specials. I didn’t have a problem with the bouncer, even though I did not have an ID (I’m in my late 30’s, and I look it at this point, so this isn’t an issue, and was grateful that he didn’t make it into one.) I don’t see why anyone would have a problem with a bar full of 30-​somethings, unless they themselves were not. If you’re 20-​something, why aren’t you at the new hot fad bar of the moment, instead? Pff. This is actually not a legit reason to remove stars. And our server was friendly, I also had zero problem with her.
I would have actually given them a three star, but I am subtracting one for the smoke. In this day and age? Come on. I actually don’t care if you wanna be a smoker. You can do anything you want in *your own* space, where it hurts no one else. But I will say this. Nobody else wants to smell like SOMEONE ELSE’S bad habit. You wouldn’t let someone who hadn’t showered in a month come and rub their B.O. on you, would you smokers? Yeah, of course not! When you combine that with the fact that there are minimum of four different ways to obtain your nicotine fix in this day and age, none of which get your nasty shit stank clouds on me, that’s why I feel you should neither do it, if you have the bare minimum of personal consideration toward others, nor be ALLOWED to do it in a public place, since so many of you don’t seem to understand things like basic consideration for others. And I feel any smart manager/​business will realize the same thing. Sorry, it’s just a no-​go for me until the smokers, at the LEAST are segregated from everyone else. It’s a bar. It’s a place of pleasure and adulthood. I’d understand allowing maybe vapes, but straight up cigs, wherever you want? Nah. No. Stop. It’s 20-​the-​hell-​15. If you’re going to be around random people, get a vape, patch, chewing tobacco, or gum. There are no excuses at all to be having your nasty cigarettes around strangers, and anyone who isn’t an inconsiderate twat, knows this inherently. Like I shouldn’t even have to tell you this. You should know. But here I am, telling you, because you’ve chosen to be either socially clueless, or a dick. Get with the times. That includes you, owner/​manager, who has not yet instituted a no smoking policy. Smokers are a dying breed, and if you want REAL business, you need to cater to NON-​smokers, because they are a much bigger crowd. Even in bars. It is no longer 1980. The vast majority of people don’t want to be anywhere near a cigarette.

awesome food
only two waitresses
christen was our waitress
she was incredible
fire the waitresses who
did not show up to work
the pub is excellent
mm

Everything was fine. Not very good, very pricey for what we got, $ 85 for dinner for 2? Nah. Ordered fish & chips. Like others have said, it was greasy. The calamari was good. The ceviche looked like it came from a can. The best part was the horrible diarrhea we got when we arrived home. Just, no.

I stopped in at this place one day for lunch because I frequented the Baker Street in Tulsa on a regular basis. I was not impressed at all with the OKC version. Beers were alright. It’s hard to mess up a beer. I sat at the bar and had 4 different people serve me. One person took my order, another refilled my drink, another brought my food, and I paid a 4^th person… and I was the ONLY person in there! It was crazy. I ordered the fish and chips, and it was pretty bad. It was so greasy I felt physically horrible by the time I left. Not sure what else to say about my experience. It was awkward, wasn’t cheap, food was rough… and I won’t be back. It’s too bad. The Tulsa location is 10X better than the OKC one. Like day and night.

Food sucks, beer is good! I go to Baker ST regularly because of the bartenders and darts :) they also have live music most nights. Always an interesting crowd… They do have a «dress code» — no jerseys

they have so many beer choices both in bottles and on tap. and the list of their domestic specials is shock top and killian’s irish red. cant go wrong with a domestic beer that is more than just bud, miller, or coors.
huge food menu with some common things like hamburgers while there are other not-​so-​common things like fish tacos.

This place was terrible! I only gave it one star because it wouldn’t allow me to do less. The service was horrendous, the food was mediocre, and they had 3 «bouncers» at the front door? Seriously? It was a chore getting our inattentive server to do much of anything, and she attempted to charge us for an item that we tried to order, bit they were out of. I’d eat a microwave dinner at home before going back here.

What a joke! Couldn’t even make it in the front door. First the bouncer told my buddy he can’t come in because he’s wearing shorts. He is a real jerk about it like we were trying to rob the place. My buddy goes back out to the car put some bluejeans on comes back up to the front where the bouncer continues to be very unpleasant. He then checks ouR IDs and sees that my license is expired and tells us he will not let us in again. He continues to be a complete jerk about it again acting like were trying to rob the place because my drivers license is expired.
I totally understand that rules are rules. But no reason to be such a jerk about it I’ll never go back there I’ll tell everybody else I know not to go back there. you treat your customers like crap and they won’t come spend money there ever again.

My friends and I arrive at this place and they say he can’t come in bc he has dickies and a cut off shirt. But a guy exited no more than 10seconds later with cut up cargos & flip flops… Seriously?

I was completely gobsmacked to see a Baker St. Pub & Grill in OKC!
In Texas my friends & I used to frequent the sister location, Sherlocks BSP & Grill in Addison. We loved it! I have not been there in donkey’s years, since I was in college.
Completely lost as usual hubby &
I were out fannying about, when we happened to find this place by accident. It was monkey’s outside so we decided to stop & have a Guinness & a li’l nosh of fish & chips by the cozy fire.
Upon arrival we quickly discovered the fireplace was bollocksed & has been bloody bollocksed for at least a year now!
Note to the management: How can you not fix the fireplace in the middle of the coldest winter on record in OKC?!
We quickly settle in a booth, while our super sweet waitress, Sadie was very kind to answer all our questions & even offer suggestions about the menu & tell us all about the Baker St. Pub.
We had a very long, very interesting chin wag about the place.
It is a traditional British Pub. No one admitted under 21. Strictly adults only Pub, no children allowed. There is a bouncer at the door checking everyone’s ID.
There is free wifi & places to plug in.
There were many a bloke there studying, writing & surfing the web while having a pint & a li’l nosh.
Nothing to take too seriously folks just a bloody FUN British Pub to go off on ones Trolly.
Mondays is karaōke night from 9:45 till close. Tuesdays a DJ takes request & Wednesday thru Saturday they have live music. Sundays they have the games on the TV’s.
Friday & Saturday nights are crowded with tons of tossers lagging about on the pull for the single 20 somethings as well as the cougar slappers if that floats your boat ;)
FYI. Sadie loads the cigarette machine up on Fridays ($ 7.00 a pack) & it’s empty by Saturday night. If baccy bothers you, this might not be the best time to troll.
However, Mon-​Saturday has a 2−9pm happy hour that is not baccy stinky or busy & is very chill :)
Sundays is all day happy hour!!!
They also serve food until 1:20am
7 days a week :))
This is way SUPER COOL for OKC!!!
Yeah! :))
They have Guinness on tap & know how to pour it ;) A excellent selection of unique beers & liquors. They know how to pour a stiff cocktail too :)‘
There are pool tables, darts, arcade games & table games by the bollocksed fireplace. Tons of TV’s.
Surprisingly, the music was a awesome mix of American & international hits, some usually only heard across the pond.
A really cool laid back vibe with even better people watching! I haven’t seen rad 80’s outfits & emo asian 10 inch Aquanet bangs like that since my Madonna days in NYC! lol
The décor is traditional British with lots of bits ‘n bobs & several UK flags & union jack artwork hanging among the many pics of the royal family, Princess Diana & The Beetles etc., that are sure to keep the conversation flowing along with the Guinness ;)
Sadie put in a order for the fish & chips & the English pub burger. The fish & chips were beer battered giant pieces of flaky cod with the most perfectly crispy British chips! Spot on!
The English Pub burger was a tall London Tower of beefy, cheesy, fried egg & onion grub pub nosh YUM!
The whole experience was like all 5 Spice Girls punched you in the pants with a li’l Tickety-​boo rumpy pumpy! lol
In other words, GO NOW!

Bakers used to be a fun bar with a nice diverse friendly crowd, excellent bands and reasonably priced drinks. Those days are over. On a typical Friday or Saturday night this place is packed with rude unfriendly middle aged people. The band that was playing last time I was there was so bad they shouldn’t even be playing at a karaōke bar. Avoid.

The bangers and mash were decent but damn, way too much garlic and the bangers were over-​cooked. Guess I should have eaten elsewhere or eaten something else on the menu?
Draw beers have never been cold in this place, neither has the bottled beer.
Decent meat-​market atmosphere though if you’re into that sort of thing.