Bar
Unclaimed profileArnie's Bar
Tulsa, OK · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Arnie's Bar runs a seasonal cocktail menu with house-made syrups and creative ingredients, priced $8-$10. The beer list is extensive, covering domestic and craft options, and the Irish whiskey collection spans numerous brands and ages. Customers praise the pour of COOP F5. A well-rounded bar for those who want variety without fuss.
- What should I order?
- Start with The Drunk Unicle, a hot apple cider cocktail with High West double rye, brown sugar and clove simple, and orange zest. For a broader taste, the Spiked Nog Flight offers three egg nog samplers with Irish whiskey, spiced rum, and brandy.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who appreciate a seasonal cocktail list with house-made syrups and a solid selection of domestic and craft beers. Irish whiskey enthusiasts will find numerous brands and ages to explore.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails run $8-$10, drafts $2.50-$5.50, and bottles and cans $1.75-$7. Irish whiskey pours range from $6 to $18.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The seasonal cocktail menu leans on creative ingredients and house-made syrups, with names like Red Headed Step Child using rosemary-infused Jameson. The beer and Irish whiskey lists are both extensive, and the bar pours COOP F5 to customer acclaim.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
Seasonal cocktails show creativity with house-made syrups and fresh ingredients. Four named options range from a hot cider rye drink to a spiked egg nog flight, all moderately priced.
Menu strengths
- — Seasonal menu rotates with creative ingredients and house-made syrups.
- — Four named cocktails with distinct profiles and moderate pricing.
Standout selections
- — The Drunk Unicle: hot apple cider, brown sugar & clove simple, High West double rye, orange zest.
- — Red Headed Step Child: fresh blood orange, ginger simple, rosemary-infused Jameson.
Pricing: $8-$10
Beer
Extensive beer menu covers bottles, cans, and drafts, with a large selection of domestic and craft options. Pricing is accessible, and a customer specifically praises the pour of COOP F5.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive list spanning domestic and craft, in bottles, cans, and draft.
- — Accessible pricing across all formats.; Customer commendation for the COOP F5 pour.
Standout selections
- — COOP F5 IPA, a customer favorite for its pour.
- — Left Hand Nitro Milk Stout, a bottled option at $4.50.
Pricing: Drafts $2.50-$5.50; Bottles/Cans $1.75-$7
Spirits
The Irish whiskey selection is extensive, with numerous brands and ages. Prices are reasonable, and the bar also offers Malort, which a customer recommended trying.
Menu strengths
- — Extensive Irish whiskey list with numerous brands and ages.
- — Reasonable pricing across the selection.; Malort is available, a distinctive offering.
Standout selections
- — Red Breast 12 yr., a well-regarded Irish whiskey at $9.
- — Jameson 18 yr., the top-shelf Irish pour at $18.
Pricing: Irish whiskey $6-$18
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