Peacemaker Lobster and Crab

The fact that y'all out 'cher calling Po' boys "Poor Boys " is the first mistake.....I could never iykyk

Got a lobster roll and it was cold. Not room temp, luke warm, no....COLD. The food here is average. Go to Nola's instead if you want Louisianan cuisine.

It's been a while since I went but it was a weekend and it was very empty in the restaurant. My husband and I sat at the bar and there was one other person sitting there with a couple of tables in the restaurant. Service was slow and the food took a while. The lobster roll was not what we were craving. Very small portions for the price as well.

Very disappointed- went for the fried clams, and they are no longer on the menu. I ordered the clam chowder and no clams, and it was like brown gravy. Mac and cheese was soupy, normally you expect baked Mac and cheese, this was not that, it was a soup poured over the macaroni and lobster. I will say the lobster. was adequite

A business lunch done right! A short walk from the office lead us to this delicious place. Started out with the Lobster Mac n Cheese - highly recommend. Also had the Hush puppies - they might have been some of the best Hush Puppies I've had! A dozen oysters on the half shell were also devoured!My lunch was the Peacemaker (Oyster Poorboy) house chips and I added a side order of Cole slaw. The sandwich was definitely worth it and very tasty, the chips - meh nothing worth noting. They added nothing to the meal other than decoration. The Cole Slaw was on the brink of being great but there seemed to be something lacking. I can't exactly put my finger on what the slaw needed. One would have never known since the dish was cleared by the end of the meal! My colleagues had the Lobster Roll - (Connecticut style), Poorboy Smoked Brisket, and a Cheeseburger (definitely not seafood eaters)Overall the group was satisfied with lunch and it would definitely rate a return visit. I passed on the dessert but I'm told the Cherry Crumble was delicious!

Service was a little slow to begin with, but improved once we received drinks. 4 of us had brunch. 3 had country breakfast, delicious. The cornmeal pancakes were great. Bf had the crab cake eggs Benedict. Amazing. I will get that next time!

I'm only disappointed with the clam chowder. It looked and tasted like brown gravy. It's not traditional clam chowder. One other thing, small metal chairs with no cushion and a metal bar on each side that cuts into my hip.Everything else is good.

Peacemaker has a good selection of fresh seafood in downtown Tulsa. Probably the best seafood restaurant for the area at this time. We went with a large group of nine including three kids and it went great. Our waitress was attentive and friendly! The restaurant was not very busy for lunch, granted it was during a week day. We ordered a two tier seafood tower for appetizer for the whole table. It was pretty good, some crab legs, a few clams and mussels, some oysters, shrimps and salmon pâté. All the seafood was fresh and delicious. The price is a little steep at $55 but worth a splurge once in a while. We tried a Buffalo Crawfish ($15) poorboy and the lobster roll ($37) for lunch. The crawfish poorboy was okay, I wished it wasn't fried but still good. The lobster roll was pretty good, albeit a bit lacking on lobster meat for the price. Overall, pretty good place in Tulsa whenever you are in the mood for seafood!

Oyster were good but the other food was not good. It was like they served us old mussels and the shrimp were chewy. The service was friendly but slow and they were not busy. Overall we won't be going back.

Good food! Nice serving size. Daughter and I split the seafood tower for our meal. The crawfish cheese spread was worth the trip to eat there by itself. A little pricey but we will go again! Service was fun. They weren't busy at lunch noon on Saturday mid month. The place is clever with their decor.