Remington’s

Very fun atmosphere for Packers games. If you are a packer fan at all you should come here and enjoy the half price food, Packer giveaways, and drink specials. There are at least 20+ TVs on the wall and they all have the glorious game on.
You can also join the Tulsa Packer backers for $ 1 :)
All proceeds from the raffel and the club membership go for toy for tots. Good work Packer backers! You make me proud to have just moved from Wisconsin!

Wow, what can I say other than it was colder in the bar than it was outside! The two workers in the bar had to resort to wearing their jackets to stay warm. Also, if I wanted to watch Tru TV’s «World’s Dumbest Criminals» I would have downloaded it on my iPad! I thought I was in a sports bar… not a college dorm room! The only sports on was the golf channel… really…golf channel in January! Oh, I can’t forget that the TV’s that were not blaring Tru TV and golf were showing the Iowa caucases… really!!!
As for the food, the wings were okay, at best. There was no option for heat preference you just get what the chef feels like that day. The bowl of dipping sauce was interesting, some blend of ranch and something else, couldn’t really tell. I also had the Ceasar salad… in a «slanted» bowl! Seriously, how are you supposed to eat a salad out of a slanted bowl?
All in all, even though I am here for the remainder of the week I will not be going back to this bar. Maybe now that the Sugar Bowl is on the TV’s are now showing that!

If you are looking for a VERY nice sports bar with a fun staff come to Remingtons! It has just been remodeled and also has 15 new flat screen TVs to watch all the best sporting events! It is the home of the Tulsa Packer Backers so game days here are high energy!

Even though the food was bad at least the service was slow.
I really felt like having something other than a hamburger but it looked like the safest item on this spartan menu. When it finally arrived it was well-​done (not medium), dried-​out, and luke warm.
It might be a good hang on the weekend (I was here on a Wednesday) but the sterile, harshly lit environment isn’t much atmosphere. I’m mean, it’s a sports bar so you’d think it would have some kind of ambience. Nope. Here’s your dried out burger. Don’t drop it on the concrete floor. Sorry that everyone in the room can hear your conversation.
Pass…

Home of the local Green Bay Packer Backers. Karoke on weekends. Good, safe, and clean place to kick back and relax. It’s a hotel bar, so prices are a little more expensive than most local joints. Still, it’s a good bet verses some dives. Be advised. Call ahead and make sure they are open, as they will shut down if there is not enough people. Opening times are eratic as well.

The first time I ever walked into this bar, someone was singing karaōke to «ghostbusters». I thought I’d died and gone to karaōke heaven.
Karaōke starts on Friday and Saturday’s at 9:00 p.m., and it ends around 12:30. Although, since the karaōke guy is a money grubbing bastard, he will let your drunk-​ass sing your karaōke song after the cut-​off time if you pay him a bribe. Bribes range from $ 10 — $ 50.
The bartenders are nice. The one missing a tooth soaks the cherries in 151, so be sure to order a drink with a «cherry bomb» in it.
Aside from karaōke, they play football games on the two screens and they have two pool tables.
I’ve been to this bar multiple times, and each visit I am awarded by some form of hilarity:
We met a French guy and a Norwegian in there once who made us play drinking games with gin one Friday night. I HATED them the next morning.
One Saturday night we watched a soccer team load up their drunk and passed out teammate onto a luggage rack and roll him up to his room. There are multiple pictures of that floating around the internet.
Another night, a girlfriend of mine was propositioned by a lady who attached herself to our group and told us about her baby’s daddy between singing awful karaōke numbers.
The best thing about Remington’s is that it will entertain you, especially if you like karaōke, cheap 3 point Oklahoma beer, and cherry bombs.