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Blue Note Lounge

Oklahoma City, OK · $$

Inebrious Beverage Program Score: 84 out of 100

Inebrious

Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-09-19

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

Blue Note Lounge runs a tight beer-and-shot program: six named beers, five named shot spirits, and a $6 happy hour every day that pairs them. The beer list covers Yuengling, Miller Lite, PBR, High Life, Pacifico, and Coors Banquet. The shot side runs through Jager, Jameson, Fireball, Malort, Rumpleminze, and well shots. There are no wine or non-alcoholic sections, and the cocktail side is represented by a single community-reported drink, the Lucky Buddah. What the bar does, it does with clear brand specificity.

What should I order?
Order the $6 beer-and-shot happy hour and pair a Yuengling with a Jameson shot, or take a PBR with Jager. If you want the cocktail the neighborhood regulars point to, ask for the Lucky Buddah.
Who will enjoy this place?
People who want a defined beer-and-shot order without guesswork. The named brands and daily happy hour suit drinkers who care about what is in the glass and what it costs.
When should I go?
The $6 beer-and-shot happy hour runs every day, so the value is not tied to a single afternoon or evening window.
What should I expect to spend?
The $6 beer-and-shot happy hour is the clear price anchor. Beer and shot selections outside that format are not priced in the approved information.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?
A daily $6 beer-and-shot happy hour with six named beers and five named shot spirits, including Malort and Rumpleminze alongside Jager, Jameson, and Fireball.

Beverage categories

We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.

Cocktails

Inebrious Cocktails score: 78 out of 100

The cocktail side is a single community-reported drink, the Lucky Buddah, with no dedicated cocktail, wine, or non-alcoholic sections on the menu. One neighborhood recommendation is enough to treat the drink as a real order, but not enough to describe a broader cocktail program.

Menu strengths

  • A reviewer recommends ordering the Lucky Buddah when visiting the neighborhood.

Standout selections

  • Lucky Buddah, the cocktail a reviewer recommends ordering when in the neighborhood.

Beer

Inebrious Beer score: 84 out of 100

Six named beers cover the menu: Yuengling, Miller Lite, PBR, High Life, Pacifico, and Coors Banquet. The selection is narrow but specific, and the daily $6 beer-and-shot happy hour gives it a consistent price structure. There is no wine or non-alcoholic section alongside it.

Menu strengths

  • Six beer brands are listed by name on the menus page.
  • A daily happy hour pairs a beer with a shot for $6.

Standout selections

  • Yuengling, a listed beer brand.; Coors Banquet, a listed beer brand.
  • Pacifico, a listed beer brand.; High Life, a listed beer brand.

Pricing: The daily happy hour offers a $6 beer and shot.

Spirits

Inebrious Spirits score: 84 out of 100

The spirits selection is built around the shot side of the $6 daily happy hour: Jager, Jameson, Fireball, Malort, Rumpleminze, and well shots. Five named spirits give the list more specificity than a generic well-only bar, though the range stays within the shot format.

Menu strengths

  • Named shot options include Jager, Jameson, Fireball, Malort, and Rumpleminze.
  • The $6 beer-and-shot happy hour runs every day.

Standout selections

  • Jager, listed among the happy hour shot options.
  • Jameson, listed among the happy hour shot options.
  • Malort, listed among the happy hour shot options.
  • Rumpleminze, listed among the happy hour shot options.

Pricing: The daily happy hour offers a $6 beer and shot.

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