Brew Burger

Small diner atmosphere, nice servers and blues on the box. Good to see elk and buffalo as menu options, but burgers are really thin and not worth $ 10. Even the beef patties were thin and seemed frozen. No beer on tap, and the 3.2 «select» bottles are $ 4. Price point does not match the product.

Too bad — they are closed.

They get their fish burger mix fresh from Bodean’s, so you know it is really good. Hopefully this will get back on the menu soon.
Had it with the chipotle mayo and pepper jack cheese. Washed it down with a pint of draft Shiner Bock. Yummy!

The beef burger was fantastic, the buffalo was a bit too game/​wild tasting for me. Perfect, perfect sweet potato fries and really nice onion rings. Super friendly people that were knowledgable and professionally friendly. I love that gouda is a cheese option and ciabatta is the bun choice.

We got the buffalo burgers which were pretty good, but were warm at best. We were the only ones with burgers on the grill at the time, so you’d think they’d come out hot. And for $ 10.50 each, they really should. The server seemed a little put out by us ordering food. There were only a few others tables of people, so maybe she was just ready to shut it down.

Very homey and friendly atmosphere. They have games kids or adults can play like chess, checkers, etc. Had the Buffalo Burger with fries and chocolate dessert, it was ok.

You’ve got to be kidding me. I kept hearing about how great the food was at Brewburger and decided to finally try it. First of all the service is fairly poor; pretty indifferent attitude and extremely slow. That would be forgivable if the food was worth the wait. I had the Brewburger and my girl had the FishBurger. Patties were very thin and not juicy at all. Seasoning was bland and overly salty imo. Didn’t help that the Ciabatta bun was slightly burnt. Not the worst burger I’ve eaten but very, very mediocre. I would say the burgers at Sonic or Backyard Burger are easily better. Now the sweet potato fries were excellent, crisp but not hard, perfect actually. Pretty sure I was served the wrong beer, but waitress said it was right so I didn’t argue – just wanted to get out.
Extremely overpriced, 7.50 for a $ 3 quality burger. The interior is dismal, lots of screaming kids too. I would strongly recommend staying away from Brewburger unless you had a serious urge for sweet potato fries.

Great burger! Service was good. It was a little hot inside but it was also 110 outside and we were sitting right by a window. Burger are served on ciabatta which in my opinion is way better than a plain bun.

I wish this place was in a different location, but then it could probably get me in trouble when it comes to gaining weight. If you’ve never been, give the queso a try. The tortilla chips are hot and fresh from the fryer. That and a beer would be more than enough as a meal. Speaking of that, it would be nice if they offered more «brews», not much in the way of craft or micro breweries. All the burgers are on ciabatta.

We have been to Brew Burger a few times now. The quality of the meat is excellent which is good because I have Celiac and can’t have the bun. There are several topping options including New Mexico green chiles which Dave is very happy about.
It is another locally owned restaurant and the food is fresh and service is friendly.
They also have local art on the wall for purchase. Some of it looked quite good.
They also have incredibly good fried mushrooms and pickles. The mushrooms can give The Brook a run for it’s money. I had a moment of weakness and had to try a few. It was worth the pain…
My only complaint is the name of the place. Being a huge beer snob it drives me a little crazy that the only beer they sell are the standard big 3 (That means Bud, Coors, Miller) and other 3.2 varieties. Not real beer in my book.

Finally after reading all the other posts about this place, I had my first Brewburger. I had the single bison burger, medium, and smoked gouda… very tasty! Next time ill probably do a double. Fresh buns and product, gotta love those fresh cut fries! Very friendly atmosphere. Ill definitely be back for sure!

I could die and go to heaven. seriously one of the best burgers i have EVER had!
It is a little pricey, but it is a local owned restaurant and everything is made fresh to order. the fries were some of the best i had ever had, and the burger was iincredibly scrumptious. like, I started crying it was so good.
the great thing is all the customization you can do to your burger.
green chiles? fine.
sauteed onions? okie dokie.
triple cheese? sure!
bacon? PUH-​LEASE!
you get the point. hehe.
they also have turkey burgers, fish burgers and bison burgers. there are also wraps and quesadillas as well, so it is more than just a burger joint.
locally owned, they support local artists and have lots of art on the walls.
like i said, the burger was so good it made me cry.
and wednesday is 2 burgers and fries for 10bucks.

Very good burgers and fries. The buns were great. The fried pickles were good as well.
This this could be the best burger in Tulsa.
Price is about $ 7 for a brewburger and about $ 8 for a buffalo burger.

Not a huge fan of burgers so I went with the shrimp quesadilla. Fabulous! My fiancé had the bison burger and he loved it! Just be warned, bison is a lot richer than beef and 7 times out of 10 in will run through your digestive system like a heard of buffalo… If you know what I mean. Just be prepared! Overall the food and service was excellent, but a tad on the pricey side.

This has to be the best family-​owned burger place in the Tulsa metro. Truly a family feel with a great artistic atmosphere. Saturday is ½ price drinks, including beer!!! Wednesday is 2 burgers for $ 10. Monday, kids eat for $ 1. You can’t beat these deals! The quesadillas, burgers, and wraps are all awesome. The appetizers are great too. The have desserts that are incredible (made at a dessert specialty store), but change from week to week, almost. My wife loves the chocolate cake, and so do I. Great locally owned place that deserves much business!

The burgers are really good and the fresh baked buns are the best! If you get a chance stop by for the handmade fried mushrooms.

Wow, this is a fantastic gourmet burger joint. Ciabatta buns, fresh produce, fresh fries.
On Wednesdays, you can get 2 burgers and 2 fries for 10 dollars. I don’t know of a better value in Tulsa for the quality you are getting.
If you have not been here, you owe it to yourself to check it out.

Pre-​ordering:
My initial thought is that the price is a little expensive. I would say about $ 11 per person after drinks and any extras. Burgers are mostly $ 7.50 with the basics, add $.50 — $ 1.00 for any additions to your burger. The service is really friendly, although I would rather not have waiter service at a burger joint…
Post Order:
The burger was awesome. Best buns in town! Overall great taste. The food presentation was great, unuasual for a burger place.
I would give BrewBurger 5 stars but the price makes me have to drop it down to 4 stars.

Went back about 3 weeks ago and a a great burger again. It was a Saturday night and the place was dead. To the owners; Your food is killer and service is always good. You just need to advertise and update the décor a little. Throw some cool pics of your burgers up on the wall and advertise the heck out of your place. I want to make sure that you guys are in business ten years from now! This is the best burger in town! Messy… at least a 4 – 5 napkin burger joint that is worth every penny!

Yum Yum Yum… Really great burgers… Instead of hamburger buns, they use Ciabatta rolls. The french fries were wonderfully crunchy. I think they’re also known for their beers, but I don’t drink. If they added shakes & malts, this place would be perfect!