71st Street Depot

Great staff, good drinks, a little smokey even though no smoking allowed anymore. Nice neighborhood bar.

Taylor Maddie Chris Trish are amazing!!! I also miss ryan. Nancy is awesome!!!. Y'all are my faves!!

71st St. Depot has been a place I've been coming to over the years when meeting a few friends who don't mind a smoky atmosphere just to hang out over some drinks. They always have a game or two on, there are a couple pool tables, and ample room on the wrap-around bar and additional table seating. Beer specials during games are about $6/pitcher $10/bucket for domestics. They also run happy hour specials.One of my favorite features is that they are one of the places around down that host the online trivia which you can play either from your phone or a gaming device they have at the bar. It's fun to play against your friends or even other tables that might be participating as well. The service is decent and at about 73rd & Mingo it's an easy break away from the "busy-ness" that is the 71st Street corridor. So bring some friends and come check it out.

In town and staying nearby; wanted to have a few adult beverages. It's legit. Dive bar with jukebox & a great bartender. She even gave me homemade spaghetti to go because late night options were closed! Really.Freakin.Awesome. I'll be back.

Went there the other night and two of us went to the bar to order food but the bartender seem to be more interested into talk to everyone else and even waited on 3 other people who came the bar after we did but you could tell he knew them.

Won big on the cherry master slot machine in here! The bartender Joe paid me out on the spot too as long as I woukd tip him good!

Service is always great and the bar is always fully stocked. Jukebox, pool, they at least used to have the trivia games (didn't see them last time I went, but that doesn't mean they aren't still there and if they're not, management bring them back please!), TVs, good lighting to see well but not blinding, and the general volume is good for conversation. The usual atmosphere is laid back.

This is certainly a dive bar. This location is tucked behind a building where I would not have seen it if I wasn't looking. For it. The selection of beer is much better here than the other dive bars I've been to in Tulsa. I highly recommend the cream beer, tastes a lot like cream soda. Delicious. Of course they have the lovely pbr as well. When I came in, nickleback was playing on the jukebox, so I wasn't too excited to be there. However, the music did get a little better. There was a fight going on during closing which didn't surprise me. I doubt I will return because it's not exactly my cup of tea, but I think every tulsan should check it out.

I am a business traveler and I always google Dive bars near me. This one showed up as many. Obviously not a Dive bar but very good bar to go to. Had dinner there twice this week. Staff was great food was great. I highly recommend this bar. Yes you can smoke in there .great place

I'm from Tulsa but normally go downtown to drink. Since moving to South Tulsa I was looking for a bar that was closer. HOLY CANNOLI, 71st St Depot is the spot! I sat down at the bar and was greeted by the nicest bartender I've ever met, Trisha C.. We talked about New Jersey, Tulsa, our lives and everything in between. What was amazing was how she could keep up with our conversation and everyone else's! This bar is great, Trish is great, the prices are outstanding and I loved the atmosphere! There was never a moment I had to ask for a drink because she was already on it! Definitely an upgrade from the downtown scene!