1 N Oklahoma Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73104
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Bricktown Brewery is a restaurant in Oklahoma City that combines dining with locally brewed beer. Located at 1 N Oklahoma Ave in downtown Oklahoma City, the establishment offers a full food menu alongside their craft beer selection and provides online ordering for customer convenience.
Local questions
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Bricktown Brewery is open Sunday-Thursday from 11AM-10PM, Friday-Saturday from 11AM-11PM, and Sunday from 11AM-9PM. The restaurant is located at 1 N Oklahoma Ave in downtown OKC.
Related questions
Bricktown Brewery closes at 9:00 PM on Sunday.
Bricktown Brewery stays open until 11:00 PM on Friday and Saturday nights.
Yes, Bricktown Brewery offers event booking services and has a large party platter menu available. The business can be contacted at 405-232-2739 to arrange group dining or special events.
Related questions
Bricktown Brewery can be reached at downtown@bricktownbrewery.com for event inquiries.
What customers say
“Stopped in with family for lunch. Ordered their pizza and it was very good. They have a large assortment of beers (as you would imagine) and they a nice variety of menu options to pair with them.…”
— Dennis · 5★ Google review
Customers frequently praise Bricktown Brewery's fish and chips, burgers, pizza, and cheese curds. The restaurant pairs their food menu with a large assortment of local beers in a family-friendly atmosphere.
Related questions
Yes, Bricktown Brewery offers a seasonal menu featuring items like the Bricktown Carnivore Pizza and Green Chile Mac & Cheese Burger.
Bricktown Brewery features a family-friendly atmosphere with unique building history and ambiance that sets it apart from other restaurants.
What customers say
“Alright, we loved this place. The history of the building and unique ambiance set it apart from other places right off the bat. And as for the food?? Appetizer-wise,…”
— Serena · 5★ Google review
Disclaimer: These questions and answers are informational and are not official responses from the business owner or representatives. Please call or message the business directly to verify and confirm details on this page.
Good to know
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What customers are saying
Curated highlights from public Google reviews.
tamica
Google reviewer
"Jordan was the server and he suggested the fish n chips. IT WAS DEE LISH and filling! 3 nice pieces of haddock and crispy fries."
Serena
Google reviewer
"Alright, we loved this place. The history of the building and unique ambiance set it apart from other places right off the bat."
BINITA
Google reviewer
"Great Atmosphere & Nice Hangout Spot Bricktown Brewery has a very pretty interior and exterior, and the atmosphere was really nice."
Dennis
Google reviewer
"Stopped in with family for lunch. Ordered their pizza and it was very good. They have a large assortment of beers (as you would imagine) and they..."
Eric
Google reviewer
"Excellent burger and nachos. The drinks were great too. Service was amazing and the food came out as ordered and fast."
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Bricktown Brewery serves American comfort food, burgers, pizza and local beer in downtown Oklahoma City's historic Bricktown district.
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