Restaurant
Unclaimed profileThe Collective Kitchens and Cocktails
Oklahoma City, OK · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
A food hall's central bar pours a serious beverage program: 13 signature cocktails built on premium spirits, a deep spirits list spanning Clase Azul to Del Maguey Pechuga, and 10 rotating Oklahoma drafts. The cocktail menu is the anchor, with builds like the Collective Old Fashioned and a build-your-own Patron Margarita. Wine is serviceable but conventional, and zero-proof options are thin. A guest praised the Berry Bliss Martini as exceeding expectations.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Collective Old Fashioned (Basil Hayden Dark Rye, demerara, walnut bitters) or the Lavender 308 (Empress Gin, lemon, lavender, champagne). For a group, the Patron Tower serves four margaritas. The Rum With Benefits offers a tropical, frothy option at $14. Beer drinkers can pick from rotating Oklahoma taps like Coop F5 or Stonecloud Neon Sunshine.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Cocktail enthusiasts will appreciate the creative list and premium spirits. Groups can share the Patron Tower or explore the extensive whiskey and tequila selections. Beer lovers will find local Oklahoma breweries on tap, and those wanting a non-alcoholic option have a few choices like The Great Beyond N/A IPA.
- When should I go?
- Anytime the bar is open; it's a food hall with a separate bar area, so it suits casual after-work drinks or a pre-dinner cocktail. The Patron Tower is a social option for gatherings.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Cocktails are around $14; well drinks and some beers are lower (e.g., Absolut $6.50, Neff Apollo Blonde $5.50). Premium pours climb: Clase Azul Reposado $27, Del Maguey Pechuga $30. Wine by the glass runs $6–$12, bottles $24–$48.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The bar's scale and ambition: a 13-item signature cocktail list, a build-your-own Patron Margarita program, and a spirits list that includes rare bottles like Clase Azul and Del Maguey Pechuga. The beer list leans heavily on Oklahoma producers, and the bar is separate from family zones, giving it an adult focus.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
13 signature cocktails with detailed descriptions, using premium spirits like Empress Gin, Basil Hayden Dark Rye, and Del Maguey Vida. Build-your-own Patron Margarita and Patron Tower add interactive appeal. Community praise for Berry Bliss Martini.
Menu strengths
- — Creative, well-described signature list spanning tropical, floral, and classic styles.
- — Build-your-own Patron Margarita with flavors, swirls, and rims.
Standout selections
- — Collective Old Fashioned – Basil Hayden Dark Rye, demerara, walnut bitters, vault ice.
- — Lavender 308 – Empress Gin, lemon, lavender, topped with champagne.
- — Berry Bliss Martini – raspberry, lime, pineapple with Titos; praised by a guest.
- — Rum With Benefits – Planteray Pineapple rum, passion fruit, lime, $14.
Pricing: Rum With Benefits $14; Patron Tower $55–$60; Absolut $6.50, Belvedere $9.50
Wine
A compact list with red, white, and sparkling options by glass and bottle. Includes approachable picks like Mon Frère Pinot Noir and Wycliff Brut, but lacks depth in vintages or regions. No community evidence on wine.
Menu strengths
- — Variety of styles: red, white, sparkling.; Glass and bottle pricing available.
Standout selections
- — Mon Frère Pinot Noir – 2022, $11/$44.
- — Azul Y Garanza Rosé – 2024, $32 bottle.
Pricing: Mon Frère Pinot Noir $11 glass / $44 bottle; Revelry Merlot $12 / $48; Azul Y Garanza Rosé $32 bottle
Beer
10 rotating Oklahoma taps plus a wide bottle/can selection. Features local breweries like Anthem, Coop, Iron Monk, Roughtail, Skydance, Stonecloud. Includes non-alcoholic Michelob Ultra ZERO. Pricing limited.
Menu strengths
- — Strong local Oklahoma brewery representation.; Rotating draft list and broad bottle/can options.
Standout selections
- — Coop F5 – American IPA, 7.1%.
- — Iron Monk Milk Stout – sweet stout, 6%.
- — Prairie Xmas Bomb – imperial stout, 13%.
- — Stonecloud Neon Sunshine – Belgian wit, 5.5%.
Pricing: Neff Apollo Blonde $5.50
Nonalcoholic
Limited but serviceable zero-proof options: Liquid Death sparkling water, Michelob Ultra ZERO, Redbull, The Great Beyond N/A IPA, and Topo Chico. No dedicated mocktail menu.
Menu strengths
- — Variety of non-alcoholic options including sparkling water, N/A beer, energy drink.
Standout selections
- — The Great Beyond N/A IPA – Anthem Brewery non-alcoholic IPA.
- — Liquid Death – multiple flavors, $3.
Pricing: Liquid Death $3; Michelob Ultra ZERO $4
Spirits
Extensive spirits list across all major categories, with notable depth in whiskey (bourbon, rye, Irish, Canadian, Japanese, Scotch) and premium tequila/mezcal including Clase Azul, Don Julio 1942, and Del Maguey Pechuga.
Menu strengths
- — Very extensive selection across all spirits categories.; Includes high-end and rare bottles.
Standout selections
- — Clase Azul Reposado – $27.; Don Julio 1942 – $25.
- — Del Maguey Pechuga – $30.; Monkey 47 Gin – $15.
Pricing: Clase Azul Reposado $27; Don Julio 1942 $25; Del Maguey Pechuga $30; Monkey 47 $15
How it sits with the food
The food hall has multiple kitchens, so pairings are flexible. The Collective Old Fashioned's walnut and demerara notes would suit grilled meats; the Lavender 308's floral citrus could cut through rich dishes. The Sip Me Sangria with white wine and prickly pear pairs with lighter fare. The Paloma Loca's jalapeño heat matches spicy food.
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