Heirloom Rustic Ales

Beautiful day for a brew and another type of brew! Started off early on a Saturday for an excellent coffee brew from Heirloom’s excellent baristas! Then we wandered the streets and came back around for round two! Round two was for the main reason we normally come here; Beer! We enjoyed a “ Halfling” session IPA. It was smooth and delicious, soft ibu and a great start to our afternoon! Overall Heirloom Rustic Ales is always great! Great customer service, great atmosphere, great beer and now great coffee too! The back patio is fantastic as well, horseshoe pits and plenty of space for seating. Thanks again everybody, well will see you again!

Great selection of beers. Plenty of inside seating. They have food truck typically available and a pizza one on the weekends. Service was nice and staff were knowledgeable. Plenty of parking available with a free lot.

This is a really cool spot, very comfortable, homey feel. Most of the beers on our visit were on the tart, floral, herbal side. Not my typical go-to style, but very interesting well executed, and enjoyable. The very friendly staff, combined with the perfectly lit and decorated space, make this a necessary addition to your list. I will definitely be returning.

Jake, Heirloom’s owner, brewed at Prairie before he started this place. He’s taken his talents and has made some pretty tasty beers at this new brewery down on Admiral. My personal favorite is the Pagan Nimbus, because it’s a little lighter at a 4% ABV. But if you like something heavier or tarter they definitely have that too. Not to mention, the aesthetic here is perfect. Tons of seating, plants on the wall, and impressive art work as well. If you’re in Tulsa and need to try some new beers I’d definitely suggest stopping by Heirloom.

Super cool spot to come through. Was my first time in Tulsa and I was told this was a place to visit! Didn't disappoint! Super friendly staff and they also had a pizza truck in the back when I was there which was delicious!

So those places is awesome!!! If you're looking for a place for brewery that makes flavorful beer, this place is for you!!! They don't make hoppy bears. It everything has a lot of flavor! It's a little far from my house otherwise I would be here all the time!!!

if you want a true and perfect hand crafted beer, you will find it here. this extradInary brewery is inexhaustible in both variety and the dedication of the sfaff. go there as soon as it opens. today!

I stopped by on a Saturday with a few friends. Lots of space/seating, both tables and a bar. Big garage doors were open on account of the nice weather. There were probably 10-12 taps in use. You can order small pours (~5oz), full pours, and on some of the beers, crowlers/growlers. Every beer I tried was unique compared to typical styles. Stand outs to my palate were the porter and a beer called Caves. While a bit busy, the bartenders were friendly. I walked out quite pleased overall.

This is a review for their coffee concept (Coffee @ Heirloom). Another good coffee option to add to the Tulsa rotation! Quick caveat that they specialize in single origin drip here. I haven't had that yet, but hope to soon which could bump my rating up. So far I've only had iced lattes and matcha lattes here. I like that they have good quality matcha which can be hard to find in Tulsa. They appear to properly strain or at least thoroughly whisk their matcha because mine was not clumpy or grainy at all. Matcha can be an afterthought at a lot of coffee shops- leading to underwhelming quality or preparation, but Heirloom avoids these pitfalls making it one of the top places to get matcha in Tulsa imo. The espresso is fine. It is smooth and not acrid so it hits the mark for me, and tastes somewhat similar to coffee shops like cirque or foolish things. They have some fun rotating seasonal syrups to add to lattes. I haven't been blown away by any of these flavors, but they aren't overly sweet. I tried the apple cinnamon and orange spice in regular lattes and both had the seasonal spiced flavor I was looking for. This summer, I had a sage peach syrup in my matcha. I wish this was more sage forward because I was hoping for a stronger herbal kick. Coffee @ heirloom reminds me a lot of early days Cirque. The branding/illustration on the cups is fun and eye catching. The service is always personable and warm (& you'll be jealous of their outfits which are always amazing). The one downside of coffee @ heirloom for me is in the ambience. I love heirloom's interior for a brewery, in the evening. But, during the day, the building has really large windows that let in almost too much light. For reference, I've seen people pin up jackets along the windows to try to create shade so the sun doesn't beat down on them while they're sitting. To me, the ideal way to use this coffee shop is to grab a coffee to go, maybe grab something from one of the food trucks outside, quickly check out some of the vendors they often have inside the building on weekends, and then head out to explore other neighborhood shops. I don't think the vibe is ideal if you want to have a longer sit down hangout or do work. This not being the ideal "sit down and savor" ambience is probably why I haven't gotten their speciality drips because I tend to choose single origin drip when I can sit down and really enjoy the flavor. That's not to say there's anything directly wrong about the set up they have, just that the vibe here is a little different than a traditional coffee shop. As the name suggests this is more of a coffee pop up at a brewery than a coffee shop. To take advantage of the set up- I recommend taking your coffee to go and enjoying the neighborhood. This is located on admiral in the Kendall Whittier neighborhood, which makes the coffee a great first stop before hitting the many small businesses in the area. (I recommend any of the small vintage clothing shops & Addis ceramics). This place certainly has its own niche and well earned following in the Tulsa coffee scene. I will continue to come back!

This is as local as it gets. Before I went sober, I wasn't big on beer. The only time I'd be quick to try some is if it was local. With that being said, I've tried more than a handful from here & all have been good. Fast forward from then to now, there have been changes such as the addition of coffee being served. That's been major because vendors like Super Secret Donuts, Killer Wail Barbecue, etc have been hosting their services on a consistent basis. Outside of that, to all pizza lovers, Dante's Woodfire pizza is stationed on location & is a MUST have. There are tons of events happening throughout the week as well. Live music, spelling bees, artist markets... you name it. All of the bartenders are friendly & have always been attentive. I always have a great time coming here.

We stopped at Heirloom for coffee in the morning and can't wait to go back. LOVED the espresso drinks! LOVED that it was dog friendly! LOVED the sweet bread! We traveled in from Arkansas and needed a spot to work from for an hour. Already planning our next trip! Staff was also 10/10 and can't wait for another trip.

Heirloom is a great local brewery! We've been coming for years. Morning Devotion is my favorite local craft stout. The staff is all nice and helpful with recommendations. I love all of the plants inside. Very fun place to hang out. Check out the events they have too!

We have been going to this brewery this year and loving it. They are a smaller brewery than Cabin Boy or Solera but they offer some pretty good beer and have both in and outdoor seating. Service is stellar. It has an Austin vibe to it. Our favorite is called Morning Devotion, it is a Milk Stout brewed with Cirque Cold Brew and Supermarket Cinnamon. I actually than it has a decent Asian flair profile (sesame) to it. It makes your BBQ taste better but also enjoyable by itself. Another dark beer called Nightjar is also pretty tasty. It's brewed with specialty dark malts and Czech Saaz hops. If you a coconut lover, you will like Coconut Telegraph, it's a Blonde Ale conditioned on nicely toasted coconut. It smells wonderful too.

Rude staff. Poor service. Mediocre beer for the cost. We liked the food truck out front but will find it somewhere else more welcoming that this snobby place.

Beer is okay but service stinks. No specific line so the pushy person gets served and the one person working the bar has trouble managing. Staff is nice it's just hard with only one lady.

Was nearby and decided to stop by and I am glad I did. They have been in business for over 5 years. I drank a flight of beers (really liked the Sad Dad and Harbormaster). Service was quick, friendly, and attentive (thanks Ian). They have events check social media (FB). They have food trucks for events and the weekends. I would highly recommend drinking here. If nearby give it a try. Enjoy!!

If you want a woke beer, this is the place for you! If you want a good beer without the unnecessary drama, go elsewhere. Their beers don't rotate too often, probably because they don't sell too fast. I feel like they used to be better.

Try Heirloom! Beers are great! Vibe is great! Bartenders are great!! We did a private birthday party here for a friend and it was so much fun touring the brewery!!

I would give 5 stars but the smell is so overwhelming! I know all breweries may have a stinch to them due to the ingredients and the brewing process, but dang! This one is bad. The beer is fine nothing spectacular, IMO. The first beer I tried looked like dirty water. Can't recall the name but if you order it you will know. They get 4 stars for being so dog friendly and the great outdoor space. The pizza truck in the back is GREAT!

Wait staff hd always been awesome! Especially when you stop by with a friend. I really enjoy their beers here as they have really spent time working on their craft. Too many times you can tell the beer is just kinda meh... but not here! Board games and puzzles if your board... ba.. get it.. bored... Yikes. Come on and stop by and try a few drinks!

What can I say....I still love this place. Service has always been great and the bar staff are always knowledgeable and friendly. The last time we were there we did NOT want to leave. The food truck out front, Doctor Kustom, smelled delicious and there was a great looking band setting up. Unfortunately, we had dinner reservations elsewhere. (Our dinner was just "meh" so serves us right for leaving.) Truly best tap room atmosphere in Tulsa. And, that's saying a LOT.

We had our wedding reception here and could not have been happier. Everything was perfect, Jessica was so great to work with, everyone was very impressed with the service and atmosphere. Could not recommend more!!!!!!!

I love everything about Heirloom! The space itself is super cool. The murals outside are a great spot to take pics. Love the plants outside and there's plenty of street parking around the area. Inside, it is very spacious and it is great for big groups or even events. The decoration is minimal and industrial. Whoever is responsible for it has a great eye for design. My favorite wall has a bunch of hanging plants and the lights on the ceiling on top of the bar are super cool. I absolutely love that it is dog-friendly too! On any given day you can find cute puppies hanging out. Also, they just got done putting the final details on their patio right behind the building and it is AMAZING! Once the weather improves it will be a great hang out spot. As far as beer goes, they have an amazing selection! My favorite is their winter kolsch. They have yummy goodies from the BakeShop too in case you want to munch on something. They have 32 ounce cans you can take home. Beer options for cans change weekly. They offer event space rental as well for any occasion or meeting ranging from $1000 to $2000 depending on the day, space (taproom or brewery), and the time you want (up to 4 hours). The fees include cost of onsite beer consumption. Finally, I absolutely have to mention the Think & Drink events they host with the STEMcell Science Shop. I have attended three of them and they're brilliant. They bring experts on a specific topic (fossils, marihuana, clilmate change, etc.) and you get to listen to them while you enjoy a drink. That's what school should be like...Hope they do them again this year!

Really, really liked the decor and feel of this place. Felt super local, very authentic, and quite dog-friendly--almost everyone who came in while we were there had a dog with them. A few of the pups even trotted over to our corner to say hi. Our kinda place for sure! Oh and the beers, can't forget the beers. All solid, well-made stuff. You can tell they care about what they're putting out for people to sip on. Started with a Beach IPA and then had a Sumac Saison. Enjoyed how flavorful each one was and that they were also super drinkable. Their other flavors all sounded good too and we would've stayed for more if it wasn't the third brewery stop of the day. And like most of the breweries we visited in Tulsa, I could definitely see myself coming here on a regular basis if we lived in the area.

Absolutely beyond impressed with what they've done with this place. The decor is perfect, and the beers were all excellent. Plains and Caves were probably my favorites. High Violet had a gorgeous color with just subtle hints of a sour, also very good. Mr Nice Guys food truck (one of my favorites) was onsite, and they provided the perfect mac n cheese snack to go with my beer. I noticed the garage door on the south side of the building, which will be great when the season is right. I think there are rules about outdoor seating at breweries, but I'm hoping that's in the works for the future!

Some of the primary flavors from beer comes for the yeast a brewer uses. Heirloom is known for using some funkier types of yeast, which leads to some interesting flavored beers. We got a flight of beers and for super craft beer enthusiasts, these were a bit hard to finish. The Beach IPA had a weird tang along with the hops that made it difficult to drink more than an ounce. The British lager with coffee was like drinking a sour cold brew. The best one we ordered was the stout with Oreos. Not the best stout, but still decent. This wasn't the style of beers for us, but still a cool taproom and glad we went out to try.

I really like this place. It's the first brewery in town so far that has made a concerted effort to be on the higher end of things, at least in terms of decor. The inside of this place is very nice, very comfortable, welcoming. It obviosly has a major female influence which quite frankly I find refreshing. Haven't done a tour yet so I can't speak to their brewery layout. I've had a number of their offerings so far and a couple of them do leave an impression. Black Cauldron and Subgenre are two that I def get when I am there. A flight of 5 costs $16 and considering how much you get it is not a bad deal. Love their bison logo and I hope they get more merchandise with the bison on it. I'm looking forward to their future offerings and I love the fact you can get crowlers there.

Nice atmosphere. Service was lacking tremendously. I went to the bar and two men who walked up after me were acknowledged and served!! I was never even acknowledged, let alone served. There were two people tending bar. A lady with blue hair and a young man. Needless to say I walked back to my seat. I would have left altogether if I had driven myself. I was looking forward to trying the cider and different wines. I won't be back though.

Heirloom was quaint and cozy when I visited this past weekend. There were people of all ages enjoying the unique ambiance and beers. The staff were very friendly and there was a nice variety of music played. Can't wait to go back.

If you like craft beers try this place out. My favorite beer was Eternal Aimless - barrel aged wild ale.

Great craft-focused brewery, was referred to us by several craft lovers in the area as a must stop for experimental and creative brews. Check out their creative flavors!

Great beers! The space is awesome and outside seating is a plus when the weather is nice. The service was friendly and knowledgeable. If they were only open past 9p on the weekends, I'd be there even more regularly. The only negative I can think of is the name (rustic ales? really? are they distressed? does the brewing process feature reclaimed barn wood?) but, the beer is good so it doesn't really matter what it's called. I mean, I drink Moose Drool, so... **EDIT- Thankfully they rotate food trucks during the weekends so one has a better than 0% chance of being able to get a vegan thing. Do check first though.** The food truck they have on the weekends, T0asty Pr0s, is not so helpful or willing to engage vegans, even in conversation. Their attitude is that one can accept a pile of warm veggies or move along. They weren't really clear about veganism as they assured me their goat cheese and pesto were vegan. So, I dunno if even their bread is or not. I stopped talking with them as they were clearly agitated by my inquiries. Heirloom is a rad spot, it would be nice if the food trucks on site would be as well.

I am not a Beer Drinker so this review is probably not going to be worth much LOL. I do have to say I was kind of bummed because they didn't really have a sour. Sours and fairly trendy so I had hoped that they would. They may have one now and I would love to go back and try it. Again I say this as a non Beer Drinker but I just wasn't inspired by anything I tried. It all kind of tasted the same. I am trying to open up my palate to new things so I will definitely go back to this place and I'm hoping that I will find something there that I love. I'm confident that they will add a lot to the Tulsa scene. The bartender was very nice and very helpful.

With a great atmosphere and great beer, Heirloom is one of my favorite places in Tulsa. This place is unlike any other brewery that I have ever been to. There is plenty of room to come and hang with friends, and with a wall full of beers on tap, you are sure to find something for everyone. I really love the way that Heirloom looks aesthetically, and on nice days, the doors will be open to let a nice breeze in. I came with a group of friends and we really enjoyed our time at Heirloom. Along with good drinks, they have some pretty cool merch that is for sale. Hats, shirts, stickers, etc. are all available to buy to rep your favorite brewery in Tulsa. Heirloom is a must-stop if you are in the Tulsa area!

I'm giving this four stars because it's a beautiful space, the servers are great, and there's nothing inherently wrong with it. It's just not my kind of brewery. It seems like the kind of place where you go to see and be seen, not just a casual place to hang out. And the beers are a little too weird for my taste. I'm a fan of the German purity law. I don't want lychee and juniper in my beer, but if you do, try this place. This is one of the descriptions from their menu: "Notes of brown sugar, pancakes stacked high and disproportionately syrup'd, and a single orange peeled and left halfway down the wooden, waterlogged stairs that lead to an illegal moonshine operation."

The atmosphere alone is worth a trip. Laid back, spacious area with optional garage doors that will be amazing in summer. It's a great mix of modern and rustic and the plant wall is beautiful. They sell 14 and 5 oz pours and offer some 32 oz cans for takeout. A variety of 12 beers on tap. The Sticky Bottles was delicious. Had a local food truck outside and some baked goods at the counter. They also offer a few non-alcoholic options and water.

Great Beer, hip vibes, has food at times and music! An absolute must to try IMO when it comes to local breweries! Dog friendly as well !

The beer is so good! The open area is so nice! And the people just made it even better. We tried about four of their beers and decided to pick two to actually drink. Heirloom rustic ales is definitely a place to just hang and spend hours with good company.

I visited four breweries on a trip to Tulsa, enjoying each one; all very solid brewers. I would put Heirloom at the top as far as high end craft beer. Super interesting, well made beer. The bartender was outstanding and I even had the pleasure of having very nice conversations with other patrons in the cool space. This would be a must-stop for serious beer peeps spending time in Tulsa.

I'd love to keep this place a secret, but I'm sure the owners wouldn't appreciate it... that said, the Porter is my absolute favorite beer - HANDS DOWN! It so delish that I've even dreamt about it. And feel free to bring your lady b/c it's not your old school brewery. The atmosphere is cozy, well done & kind of inspiring if you need home renovation ideas. Can't believe I'm saying that, but it's true.

Great decor! Can't believe the woodwork. Nice bathrooms. The descriptions of the beers are good for a night's entertainment by themselves: "possible moments of nostalgia to expect while consuming might include: waffle cones as respirator masks." We really loved the Under His Eye and Barking Water. Great beers. Didn't fill our growler, though: the prices were a little more steep than we would like. We went about 7:30pm on a Friday and it wasn't too busy but it wasn't awkwardly empty like you might expect at such a parents-night-out-gotta-be-back-at-the-church-by-9-but-it's-the-only-chance-we'll-get-to-get-out-and-pretend-we're-hip-...AtABarBefore8pm kind of hour. It was getting more crowded as we left & seemed to attract clientele who appreciate "words" such as "kefir," "beard conditioner," "adulting," "postmodern AF," "rustic midcentury," "turnt," "icymi," & "totes adorbs" but there were also family groups there introducing ol' mom and pops to the hip beer scene. There was also a group traveling through from Fayetteville and this place made me proud of how it was showcasing Tulsa. I think it's dog friendly? I saw a dog in there anyway.

Amazing place!! Love love what they are doing here! Great craft beer!! Great peeps that serve you deliciousness from the craft wall! Yay OK!!!

Really enjoyed this new brewery in town! I love the location- super close to the amazing Calaveras. The vibe inside is great- lots of hip and interesting people. The decor is also really cool. I tried the sticky bottles and it was really yummy. I'll be back!

Went during their grand opening and of course it was packed. Had many of their beers on tap and they were all very solid beers. It's not in the best area of town but glad to have another option in Tulsa. We aren't ones to typically let location stop us from getting to good beers. Looking forward to trying more. They offer crowlers & tasters. Even when they were slammed, service was good.

Why I love this place enough to post a Yelp review: 1) smells like a spa 2) ALL of the beers I have tasted are delicious, even the IPAs 3) wall of plants 4) smells like a spa 5) this one beer tastes like Oreo cookies. OREO COOKIES

On a recent trip to Tulsa on a Monday I found this was one of the few breweries open on Monday. The other thing that was wonderful was it is less than 1/2 mile from El Rio Verde Restaurant where we always eat when in Tulsa. We ordered a flight of 5 and loved them all and ordered full pours of a couple of others. While at the bar I overheard the bartender mention Zack. I knew Zack when he was in OKC and participated in a couple of early Coop Ale Works anniversary parties sampling his really good sour ales. Talk about luck, I had heard he had opened a brewery in Tulsa but to stumble on to it and so close to my favorite restaurant. These are right off the highway so be sure to stop if your lucky enough to be in the area, you want be disappointed.

Pros: great beer and great trivia Cons: waitstaff were rude and acted like they did not want to be there. They had started serving us once we got there and then told us that it was too busy to serve us and they're only doing bar service, still in a rude manner. Recommendations: work on customer service skills, and be more focused on doing your job by serving your customers with politeness instead of being gruff and spending most of your time talking with your friends at the bar. Only returning because of the trivia and the beer, otherwise the wait staff would have ruined this experience.

This place nails it. Great beers, nice range of "normal" to slightly more adventurous. Their descriptions of each beer are hilariously weird and make me want to try every one. Every detail of the taproom is gorgeous and I want whoever designed it to come design my house. I think that about sums it up!

Pretty cool place. Beers were good but not enough to have me recommend it a a top beer spot. Very nice and pretty place for a brewery. I do like that you can order small pours and flights as well as pints. This is great because it allows you to sample more beers

This place has the best girl's bathroom in a bar... it is very clean and they have French lavender lotion.i felt like a queen sitting on a throne.

Great place for trying a variety of different beers. The tasting size was perfect and let's you explore beers you never thought you would enjoy. Atmosphere and decor are laid back and really cool. Great addition to Tulsa!

Great hidden gem in Tulsa! Support local beer and businesses! Did I mention it's good! They currently have a food truck, but they report they plan to have food next year.

Cool new-ish brewery in Tulsa. The decor in here is really good - lots of wood, very rustic, with odes to Oklahoma. I loved the big Oklahoma shape behind the bar. Good beer, too. I had the Cult Jam (dry hopped Brett ale) and Glitter Tooth, a fruitier IPA that I really enjoyed. We did a small staycation in Tulsa and stopped into Heirloom on a whim. I'm glad we did. We had a good time and got to try some good Oklahoma beer.

Amazing vibe & people. Beers are delicious and intricately crafted. You can tell the folks behind the brewing are crazy passionate & know their chemistry. The brewery itself is so gorgeous. The hibiscus beer was my favorite!

Fantastic brewery in the emerging craft brewery scene of Tulsa, OK. No shortcuts here on making simple, easy beers that would be more palatable to the general customer base... they stretch the experience and make some awesome and complex beers that are second to none in quality and flavor... make it a stop on your Tulsa crawl

This place is over the top good. It's become a bit of a challenge to find really good, new beers that are original but aren't " gimmicky ". Everything I've tried here is excellent, unique and straightforward. If I had to pick a few favorites I'd suggest Caves and Under His Eyes, which may have turned me into a Porter fan. Don't think you can go wrong with any selection. The space is very well done, clean, open and welcoming. Staff is very friendly and beer smart. Love this place. Excellent job all the way around.

Beautiful place with great decor. The beers are not your typical draws but tasty. Nice clean bathrooms! Great place to meet friends for drinks.