Arnie's Bar in Tulsa

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  Melissa Reese

  :: 21 March 2018 07:23:59

  My first time there was for their St. Patrick's Day event. They did a great job with the outdoor event! Definitely will go back to check out their regular hours!

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  Rodney Davis

  :: 18 March 2018 16:04:20

  The bartender stiffed me $11 bucks on the first round I bought. My bill was $29 for 4 drinks, I gave him $40 he got more ones out of a bank envelope and then closed the register and went on makeing drinks for someone else. I told the bartender that he didn't give me my change and he basically called me a liar. I get that he deals with drunks all the time, but I haven't had a single drop of alcohol at this point. So my 3 friends and I finished our drinks. Then we went to a bar across from them, and dropped over $200 (not including tips) the rest of the night on drinks. I will not go to Arnie's again. My advice to anyone who goes here is to use exact change or a card. I gladly lost this $11, to save the countless amount of money they would had stolen from me over the rest of the night or any other night.

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  Erin Mog

  :: 13 March 2018 00:45:29

  Love the poster of the Urnals of Ireland. The fact that it is connected to the first 24 hour gas station on Route 66 adds a perfect touch to make it one of my favorite dive bars!

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  Jerika Jones

  :: 17 February 2018 12:37:27

  During the late 90s and early 00s, this was my bar. Nearly every weekend my wife and I were there. Even when I joined the army and got stationed in Kansas, I would drive 5 and a half hours and meet my friends there. But, it's not the bar it used to be. I know it makes me sound old, but I remember when this was the best Irish bar in Tulsa, but now it's full of millenials that think an Irish Car Bomb is an okay thing to order, the bartender obviously had no idea what "two fingers of Jameson, neat" meant because he just poured me a shot, and I think the biggest gut punch was that they covered up the dog tags that hung from the left corner of the back bar. This was the bar where I had my last drink before deploying to Iraq and the bar where I had my first drink when I came home. Friday nights, getting sauced, throwing darts in the back, singing along with whatever band was playing some Pogues cover. The best thing about it was that it wasn't trendy, it was classic. But no longer. I just paid Tulsa one of my last visits, and if I ever come back, well, I guess I'll just go somewhere else. So disappointing.

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  eric chaffin

  :: 21 December 2017 00:29:13

  Nice place and good bartenders. Laid back atmosphere. Reasonable prices and they offer free snacks! Seriously important for drinking. One of the better places in the downtown area.