Marshall Brewing Company

Older brick building with a vault room, could be a former bank. Street parking and small lots in the neighborhood. Main room has an open beamed ceiling and a concrete floor. Circular overhead lighting along with strung bulbs. Windows on two sides. Ten stool bar with the ordering station in the middle. Other seating at communal tables, pews along one wall and other tables on the lower level next to the front entrance. Big outdoor patio out back. Twenty four taps offer a lot of European beer styles. One beer on cask. Cooler has canned beer to go. Small brewing setup on one side as one enters. Friendly staff. TVs showing sports. Inviting place plus other breweries are within walking distance for an impromptu beer crawl.

Pleasant mid sized room, with large communal style wooded tables, lots of large windows, and a nice wooden bar in the back ride side of the joint....a bunch of tasty offerings of their own a flowing on tap...and a food truck right outside churning out very enjoyable BBQ...it was blazing hot out when we visited, so we didn't get to enjoy the larger outdoor backyard area....Friendly bartender, fine brews, legit BBQ, ample parking in the lot next door...well worth a visit if in Tulsa

 

 

 

 

 

You’ve had their beers all over Tulsa-OK, but did you know Marshall has a tidy little taproom in the Pearl District in Tulsa?

Cool flags hang on the walls, and two sofas scream “cozy chillings here!”. Also merchandise galore (I bought a nice-but-pricey hoodie), and the brewery itself is right behind the bar, separated by windows. They call their taproom “The 6th Street Session Room”.

I got a flight of some of their 10 beers on tap, including Galaxy, Oatmeal, IPA, Chupacabras Black Ale, English Mild. Unfortunately when I visited they were all under 4.0% by law so they tasted like watered-down versions of the real thing.

But don’t let that discourage you and visit the taproom! It is a great place to hang out and get a sense of Marshall’s good brewing work. And the laws should be changing very soon...

Went here last year right before Christmas. We hit them up right after they opened on a Friday evening. This was when all beer was below 4%. The tap room was somewhat small compared to what I am used to, but it had a funky well lived in vibe. There were some couches, chairs and a few tables. Lots of swag on sale and lots of games to play. I did a taster of 4 beers and was really impressed on how well they can coax a rich mouthfeel at that low an alcohol. Really enjoyed the hour we spent there and hope to make it back over a weekend when there will be more going on. Also the owner was there that day and spent a good bit of time talking to us.