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Hours
| Saturday | 3 PM–1 AM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 3–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 3–11 PM |
| Thursday | 3–11 PM |
| Friday | 3 PM–1 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1732 S Boston Ave, Tulsa, OK 74119
Phone: (918) 518-1671
Website: https://www.tinastulsa.com/
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Reviews
Amelia Jones
Such a cute little place for a quick bite to eat. The smash burgers are wonderful! Cocktails are amazing! They even have cookies and milk for dessert. The soft atmosphere was high end yet casual and inviting. I Highly recommend!
… moreJack
I love Tina’s! Best smash burger in Tulsa, lots of competition for that spot so in my opinion that’s high praise. Love the drinks and the beer was great and the prices reasonable. The milk and cookies also really surprised me with how DELICIOUS they were. Easy five stars. 😀
… moreRyann
Really cute place. Love this addition to Tulsa. Love the branding and the whole overall aesthetic. Came in today on a sunny day, I love that they have outdoor seating.
Guy behind the bar was really nice & helpful!
Great service.
Smashburger with bacon was yummy! Burger had lots of bacon on it lol. Fries were awesome. Love the cute container it came in.
Got an Arnold Palmer too which was good. They had a great selection of zero proof drinks! Although I would have loved to see a curated zero proof cocktail!
Overall this place is a vibe & it’s cutesyyyy!
… moreGuy behind the bar was really nice & helpful!
Great service.
Smashburger with bacon was yummy! Burger had lots of bacon on it lol. Fries were awesome. Love the cute container it came in.
Got an Arnold Palmer too which was good. They had a great selection of zero proof drinks! Although I would have loved to see a curated zero proof cocktail!
Overall this place is a vibe & it’s cutesyyyy!
Braxton Tempest
Great vibe and solid drinks, but service needs work.
Tina’s is a refined, low-key neighborhood bar with a moody, high-end feel. It’s a good spot for small groups (1–6). The house beer was solid, cocktails were enjoyed by my friends, and the burger was good, though not quite the “best in the city” as some claim. Overall, it’s a nice addition to the neighborhood and the Tulsa bar scene.
Unfortunately, the experience was undercut by unwelcoming service. The bartender we had came across as condescending and impatient, making the interaction feel sterile and pretentious rather than hospitable. When I asked to put a drink on my brother’s tab and pointed to him, she sarcastically responded, “Who’s him?” She also snapped at a friend for reaching for a straw and abruptly moved on to help others while we were still waiting in line.
We ordered food and several drinks but felt more like an inconvenience than paying customers. Based on our experience—and similar comments in other reviews (and defensive replies from the business)—it seems good customer service may not be a top priority at Tina’s. It also seems that patrons in the 21–25 age range may not be the clientele this bar wants to serve. If so, that should be made clearer. The concept is strong, but basic warmth and courtesy would go a long way.
… moreTina’s is a refined, low-key neighborhood bar with a moody, high-end feel. It’s a good spot for small groups (1–6). The house beer was solid, cocktails were enjoyed by my friends, and the burger was good, though not quite the “best in the city” as some claim. Overall, it’s a nice addition to the neighborhood and the Tulsa bar scene.
Unfortunately, the experience was undercut by unwelcoming service. The bartender we had came across as condescending and impatient, making the interaction feel sterile and pretentious rather than hospitable. When I asked to put a drink on my brother’s tab and pointed to him, she sarcastically responded, “Who’s him?” She also snapped at a friend for reaching for a straw and abruptly moved on to help others while we were still waiting in line.
We ordered food and several drinks but felt more like an inconvenience than paying customers. Based on our experience—and similar comments in other reviews (and defensive replies from the business)—it seems good customer service may not be a top priority at Tina’s. It also seems that patrons in the 21–25 age range may not be the clientele this bar wants to serve. If so, that should be made clearer. The concept is strong, but basic warmth and courtesy would go a long way.
Natalie Wilson Capages
Such a fun place! Super cute atmosphere, great service, cocktails are fun, and the food is YUMMY It’s a great spot for a quick happy hour or to hang out and stay awhile. Definitely one of my new favorite spots! Highly recommend!
… moreJack
Great food – best burger I tried in Tulsa and one of the best vegetarian burgers i think I have ever had! Only downside: it was too small and fries portion could have also been a bit bigger. Service was great, no pressure to tip outrageous amounts.
… moreDylan Carver
Tina’s is something special in Tulsa. Not only is it a great bar with original cocktails and all the classics, the food is incredible. We both love the smash burger and the fries taste exactly like McDonald’s. It’s our favorite burger and fries in Tulsa. They have a small menu, but why choose anything other than McDonalds fries and a great burger?
… morepatrick z
Wow what a clean and cool atmosphere! Great food and a good selection of drinks. Shuffle board is a nice touch and the lighting is dim but not too dark that you can’t see. We love the patio and no cover charge!
However, the bartenders are short with answering questions and blatantly rude. Came around 6PM once with a group and we sat outside. We all ordered food and the individuals with us over 21 went to the bar to order drinks. We were asked for our IDs to validate our age -which we happily did. I tried ordering three Modelo’s as the line for the bar was long and I did not want to get up again to order. I was told that I was only allowed to order two drinks at a time because I might give it to an underage friend. I assured them that I wouldn’t and they could even watch me drink them outside. I went back outside and quickly a bartender followed me to verify that everyone sitting at our table was of age. We told them that two individuals in our group were not 21, however, they did not order drinks or attempt to get any. We were told that any individuals under 21 were required to leave immediately and would not be served food or we would have to take it to go.
There are no signs on the patio signaling that the restaurant is 21+, nor did the waiter warn us that we wouldn’t be able to eat the food we just paid for and ordered.
I was curious if this was just my experience, being someone in their mid 20s, or if everyone was treated like this. When I ask people if they enjoy going to Tina‘s, It seems the number one complaint is the rudeness of the bartenders.
… moreHowever, the bartenders are short with answering questions and blatantly rude. Came around 6PM once with a group and we sat outside. We all ordered food and the individuals with us over 21 went to the bar to order drinks. We were asked for our IDs to validate our age -which we happily did. I tried ordering three Modelo’s as the line for the bar was long and I did not want to get up again to order. I was told that I was only allowed to order two drinks at a time because I might give it to an underage friend. I assured them that I wouldn’t and they could even watch me drink them outside. I went back outside and quickly a bartender followed me to verify that everyone sitting at our table was of age. We told them that two individuals in our group were not 21, however, they did not order drinks or attempt to get any. We were told that any individuals under 21 were required to leave immediately and would not be served food or we would have to take it to go.
There are no signs on the patio signaling that the restaurant is 21+, nor did the waiter warn us that we wouldn’t be able to eat the food we just paid for and ordered.
I was curious if this was just my experience, being someone in their mid 20s, or if everyone was treated like this. When I ask people if they enjoy going to Tina‘s, It seems the number one complaint is the rudeness of the bartenders.
Sarah Rogers
The burgers were really delicious (I had the vegan burger – it tasted like real meat!) I also was craving a margarita but didn’t want tequila in it. The bartender hooked me up with the best mocktail marg – it tasted like the real thing.. it was freaking scrumptious! The staff here is incredible and the ambiance is dope. This is really a cool place to checkout!
… moreE M
Tina’s has GREAT food and drinks. However, the bartop is super tiny and most of the seating is booths along the wall or outdoor tables. That’s fine, but the bartenders don’t leave their spot and the only other staff here is making food in the back. So as a customer, you’re expected to run to the bar, (which has a very long line that honestly kinda ruins the vibe if you’re sitting inside because there’s going to be a group by your table just standing awkwardly) if you need anything, or wait for your number at the kitchen. Like in my opinion, Tina’s is the Panera of bars. Quick Service dining and drink for the most part but they still ask for a tip.. Also I thought it was weird they charge for soda waters and soft drinks. I’m used to places that give designated drivers free soda so it struck me as odd.
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