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Walked over to have a drink while waiting for a show at another bar nearby.Loved the vibe at 473I side you have a fun cocktail bar and outside please of tables and sos e for shows. This feels more like a pls e that's good for destination groups than local neighbor bars.Pro tip Ranch: if you're looking to cut calories order a ranch water from Juan.It's cucumber tequila with seltzer water and a lime. Ask him for a tiny splash of their margarita mix for extra flavor while keeping the calories low.

I've been here recently due to live music & an afterparty, their drink menu really gave me a hard time to decide because their cocktails are very put together. I really wish I remembered the drink I had the first time around, what I do remember is that it was really good. The drink I had recently was the Don Diego de La Ve & it's something I'd get again + would be my usual. Anything tequila, it's automatic (rum is right there at a very close 2nd) when it comes to an alcohol beverage + cocktail. Has addition of ancho reyes, a chile liqueur, that's super subtle in the drink along with lemon lime & agave. My homie looked at my drink & said that's something he should've ordered.*Side Note*I took a look at the menu & I'm convinced I had the Cousin Eddie (when I first visited this place). As I stated that rum is a close 2nd to tequila & the Cousin Eddie has Bumbu (rum) that I already enjoy on its own.

473 has some of the best, and definitely the most creative, cocktails currently being offered in Tulsa.My husband and I have some favorite spots to go in downtown tulsa, but I don't think any have as creative, balanced, and consistent offerings as 473. They rotate their menu, which is also fun, and each drink is perfectly sweet, complex, etc etc. My current obsession? The Don Diego. This amazing concoction is similar to a spicy margarita. It uses both lemon and lime and isn't too hot, but the flavors are immaculate!! It's my new favorite drink!My second top pick? The Pickle Schmidt if you like pickles, you NEED TO TRY THIS DRINK!This cocktail is not too sour, sweet, salty... it's just a perfect combination of all three. Whoever created this is so smart, because I would never have thought to put any of the other ingredients in this, but it really is the perfect summer drink. My husband has really enjoyed some of 473's tea cocktails, and I also heard two people say during our last visit that they have the very best Cosmo in town. All in all - this is the most fun spot, with excellent drinks, and a beautiful outdoor and indoor venue space!

We had our husky group event there Saturday. This space is gorgeous and I need more pet friendly places to follow this example! The outside area is phenomenal! There a ton of spaces out seating, dog bowls filled with water by just about each table. There is a stage for live music, standup, hosting events, or anything else you can think of!This place is 420 and pet friendly! The inside is pet friendly as well and to me that's what true pet friendly should mean.The inside is gorgeous with some beautiful decor and great seating. The bar is awesome and they have some great beers! I had the prairie vape tricks which is one of my favs. It looks like they make some craft cocktails as well. They have food trucks I'm sure for events but not sure yet if they will have some on rotation. I I cannot say it enough about how incredible this space and staff are here. I cannot wait to visit again! I love great patios and this is one I want to come back to every time I am in Tulsa. Way to make this space and experience incredible. GO....RUN...to check this place out!

A Hidden Gem for Vintage Drink Enthusiasts!Stepping into this bar is like entering a time capsule of classic cocktails and ambiance. From the moment you walk in, you're transported to an era where mixology was an art form. The attention to detail in recreating old school libations is unparalleled, with each drink meticulously crafted to perfection. The atmosphere exudes charm and sophistication, making it the perfect spot for a relaxed evening or a lively night out with friends. The knowledgeable staff adds to the experience, offering recommendations and historical tidbits about each concoction. Whether you're a seasoned cocktail aficionado or just looking to explore the world of vintage drinks, this bar is a must-visit destination. Cheers to nostalgia and impeccable libations!I had a safe time! I was surrounded by people with amazing lifestyles and futures. The energy was so powerful and positive.

473 surely one of my favorite cocktail hangout place in Tulsa. Why? They have great (well designed) indoor and outdoor seating space. Easily for larger group or more intimate booth seating. And the best part is - my fido can stay with me the whole time. I wish we've more pet friendly indoor places for hangout in Tulsa but sadly no. Let's talk drinks - while they don't have a large variety of liquors to choose from, their quality and prices make up for it. Their House Old Fashioned (ONLY $5 during Happy Hour) - it's well worth a try. Signature Cocktails is $12 - my favs are Don Diego De La Vega (Cucumber Jalapeno Tequila, Ancho Chili Liqueur, Lemon, Lime, Agave) - an easy crowd pleaser with a kick. Spill the Tea (Butterfly Pea Flower Infused Gin, Lemon, Jasmine Green Tea Simple, Elderflower Liqueur) is on the lighter side, a gentle lady's drink. If you feel adventures, ask their friendly bartender to make you a Rob Roy with their Ardbey Ten Years. I had it a few times and it's awesome. I think they should put that on their regular menu.#ThankYouThursday

Love this place. Amazing drinks and nice vibes, bar tenders are very nice as well. Service was also quick.

Delicious drinks! Awesome bartenders! Aesthetically pleasing! The only thing they are missing in my opinion is food. Definitely recommend if you don't mind drinks without food. I went here on a Saturday night for a friends going away party. Outside of the people who came for her party it wasn't super packed. I'm not sure if this was because we basically took over or if traffic is usually kind of slow. Either way I had a blast. I drank so much and was buying drinks for so many people and honestly my tab was not as crazy as I imagined it would've been. I dealt with 3 different employees and they all had different personalities lol. You could tell that one was super over it (maybe it was time for them to leave), one was a bit overwhelmed but tried his best to stay chill, and the other was super bubbly and outgoing. She took time to explain ingredients in the drinks to me and why i should try one versus the other. They have this super cool purple gin and it had me super intrigued so I watched her make it and she explained the process to me which I genuinely appreciated. This bar is super cute! The inside of the building isn't that big but the patio is very spacious and they welcome fur friends which is so cool to see as a dog lover! If you're looking for a place that's kind of lowkey but very aesthetically pleasing this is definitely the place for you! Make sure you show love on the chalk board near the bathrooms lol. (I took off one star because they don't serve food and it is slightly small. I love to drink and eat lol. But that's my only complaint. I just grabbed a bag of chips and ate when I left. )

Sooooo for our first Tulsa igloo experience gotta say it blows. Cool idea but between the aluminum with residue and the old soggy Chex mix it was a challenging. Heater doesn't work toes are frozen. Challenging experience. Service has sucked so far. The bar is out of Capt. Morgan, whiskey, pretty sure the bartender hasn't been tending long. Will not be back. Feel bad leaving a hard honest review but there's nothing positive to stay about this bar. Avoid it spend money somewhere else. Fortunately we had good company and we laughed about how crappy this place is.

One bartender, waited 15 minutes for our order to be taken. Bad vibes / ambiance, won't be back. Not a good place to sit and chat - so quiet and awkward inside and outside. Also $14 dollars for the smallest drink I have ever seen.