Eerie Abbey Ales

Storefront location on Main Street downtown. Street parking and nearby parking ramps. Sidewalk patio out front. Bar is towards the back middle part of the room, and has five sides at right angles to one another. Other seating at low and high tables (black colored chairs and tables. Interior walls are beige, higher ceiling is black, and the floor has lighter colored tiles. Eerie Abbey painted decor. About 25 taps, many of which are Belgian style. Brewing equipment is in clear view at the back when walking to the WCs. TVs above the bar, and a pool table to one side. Friendly and engaging staff. Good stopping off spot for downtown workers and those staying at nearby hotels.

 

Located downtown, this brewery was just a short walk from our hotel in Tulsa. It is centered by a large U-shaped bar and is decorated with oversized photos of Belgium. The brewery focuses on Belgian-style beers. I sampled a Dubel, Tripel, Belgian IPA, and a Wit. They were all excellent, well-made, and very tasty. The brewing equipment is located behind a wall at the back of the bar. We didn't have food, and I don't think that they have a kitchen. There was one bartender on duty when we were there, and he was friendly and knowledgeable.