Cheerz Pub

I have to say I really enjoy this place, great atmosphere. Reasonably priced. And if your lucky enough to have Laura bartending.. You'll have a great experience. Suzy kicks ass too. A lot of awesome regulars make it a great dive bar. Laura is hilarious, pleasant, attentive..and cute as a button. Highly recommend!

Don't come here for the beer. Poor beer selection. Come here, if you must, for the ambiance.

First time EVER being there was today with my twin sister. We don't live in Tulsa. Anyways; the day was fine. Left for a few hours and came back in the afternoon. Things were fine up until this couple came in. Kept staring us down to no end. My sister and I never said a word to them. I go to the bathroom, mind my own business and sit back down.... Stares still. Go to close my tab. Ask the bartender what Their deal was. "Apparently one of you touched her and called her a whore" What?!?! Only person in there I knew and talked to was my sister. I nor my sister touched ANYONE or said ANYTHING to this female. If you're trying to find a way to keep new people from coming in, I think they're the ones to do it. Because if that's how we're going to be treated there. Bye!!!!! Ridiculous....

This bar has great potential. But here recently it seems like a friend hang out zone for the bartender. If you get to play music on the jukebox, it better be something rock or they will start to complain, "who played this?" So you feel intimated and want to leave. But don't worry if you buy the bartender shots you will be okay!

If you're looking for a divey, neighborhood bar with cheap drinks, look no further. Cheers, now "Cheerz" is a little hole in the wall on the south side of town where drafts are $1.25 anytime. They have pool tables and a jukebox with TVs airing the popular sporting event of the night. It's a cash only bar, but there's an atm on site if you forget. It's not usually crowded, and the clientele is mostly regular locals that all seem to know each other. I like coming up here solo or with a friend when I just want to get out of the house for a beer or two. It's a smoking bar, like most local places in the south side. There's plenty of space here to have a conversation with someone off to yourselves without having to yell to each other over loud music or a huge crowd. I'd recommend this place for casual drinks with some buds or those situations where you just want to go somewhere by yourself but don't want to feel awkward sitting at a bar alone.