Bull In The Alley

Stepping into Bull in the Alley through the back alley entrance was such a cool way to start our date night. The contrast between the gritty alley and the warm, inviting restaurant inside instantly set a romantic vibe for me and my girlfriend, it’s like stepping into a portal. The place was quiet and relaxed, exactly what we were hoping for. Honestly, it was one of the best date nights we’ve had. The food was just as impressive as the atmosphere. We kicked things off with the crab cakes, which were a total hit. For our mains, we both went for the filet, and wow—it was so tender and juicy, hands-down the best steak I’ve had in ages, and my girlfriend felt the same. The sides are meant for sharing and come in generous portions. My girlfriend couldn’t stop raving about the brussel sprouts and potatoes, and I really loved the pasta with red sauce, it paired perfectly with my filet. The service was fantastic. It was our first time there, and the staff was super welcoming and attentive without being over the top. They matched the laid-back vibe of the place perfectly, very friendly, not stuffy, just genuinely happy to make our night special. If you’re after an upscale yet chill steakhouse in Tulsa for a romantic evening, Bull in the Alley is the spot. Amazing food, great wine selection, and a cozy atmosphere make it perfect for treating someone special.

So. We went for our anniversary, not the best place for something like that. Definitely prefer Flemings or somewhere like that for that occasion but I’m glad we tried it! i love the entrance, it feels very discreet and mysterious at first, i love the inside as well. The service, we had a great waiter. He had great recommendations and conversation, he made our night very enjoyable. 10/10 Now last but not least, the food! Personally for us, we were NOT impressed with the crab cakes. Also wasn’t impressed by the tomahawk, howeverrrrr, That lobster bisque 😳😳😳😳 PHENOMENAL! That bacon also!!!! For me I just wanted to try the place, but for the lobster bisque and bacon appetizer, I’d go back just for that!!!!!! Best lobster bisque in town I’d say.

Wander down an alley right in down town Tulsa and you may just stumble upon this lovely gem. Never thought a speakeasy steak house would exist but I am far from disappointed. The drinks were lovely but the star of the show was the porterhouse steak. Cooked to a perfect medium rare the flavors melted in your mouth. An honorable mention for the brussel sprouts that were perfectly seasoned and crispy. Along with the lovely food and drinks, the staff were attentive ensuring everything was to your liking. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a good steak house right in the city or even just drinks!

Wow wow wow! What a TREAT! My husband and I celebrated our 9 year wedding anniversary here this weekend and it was incredible. David, our waiter, along with the bar staff were so kind, professional, attentive, and overall had us leaving absolutely cared for! Everything we ate was seasoned and cooked to perfection; we had no problem choosing our entire meal thanks to David’s thorough introduction! What you see- Lemon Drop (I had two) shaken to perfection, of course the hand cut bacon, caesar salad that was incredibly light and refreshing- not a cream base here! A vinegar based dressing that was Devine!, followed by the 8oz filet, Brussels loaded with fixings, potatoes Egan and creamed spinach. Not pictured was a giant slice (not sure Alice is the correct word- perhaps quarter!) of their chocolate cake that was so rich and a wonderful way to end our evening. Truly and evening to remember!

I had a wonderful dinner at Bull in the Alley in Tulsa. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, the food was outstanding, and the staff went above and beyond to make the evening special. Our server, Alex, was incredibly professional, attentive, and made the experience even better. I highly recommend requesting Alex if you visit—he truly elevated the night. Overall, it was an exceptional dining experience that I can’t wait to enjoy again.

I RARELY give out 5 start and some establishments are very close but not quite. Bull in the Alley isn't near a 5 star. Good but overpriced. Being a hardcore foodie, I will pay good money for a good meal. This place has been a local hype for a while so we finally broke down and tried it. Service was decent, hovering at points while we were talking (2 couples) but I would rather have that than someone non existent. My wife and I shared a wedge, oysters Rockafeller, Brussel Sprouts, and the tomahawk. The steaks are very tender. Portions are large so sharing as a couple or table is easy. Oysters were small but good, no disappointment there. They also do cut up the portion for two, bringing out the order on two separate plates so that was a plus. Great detail on this as sharing portions can be a pain sometimes. Overall, the meal was good but did not match the price point. The steak alone was $210. With a tip we were just over $400 for the two of us. Again, very tender and a good cut but not what I would consider a $210 steak, definately not a $400 meal. I have favorite steak houses and restaurants from Coast to Coast. Unfortunately, Bull in the Alley wouldnt make the top ten. Good food but you're paying for the ambiance and the speak easy reputation. If you want something romantic, something niche, worth a try.... Too many other options for this to be a go-to or first choice for me.

Amazing atmosphere here! Strange to me that they don’t have a cocktail menu- they do have an extensive wine list though. Live music was very nice. Great for a special occasion as the menu is small and pricey. Food was very good but we were hoping for more creative options beyond steak and fish.

What an absolute hidden gem! David was our waiter and he literally took their menu and described the items in a way that brought them to life! The menu is one page, but the items they have are off the chain. We will go here again for sure!