New Sports Bar in the Brady District?

[carltonplace]

is this the space that the cigar bar was in? Is that still open?

[cannon_fodder]

It is next to the cigar place.  A signed has been mounted that says "Mason's" in brown block letters above the door.  Slightly styled, but no indication what type of place it will be.

[rdj]

I would consider Leon's a sports bar.  White Owl is pretty close to a sports bar.  I've watched many a game at both places. 

[tulsascoot]

I've found that there are screens all over town where one can watch a game. Unfotunately for me, I wish they were not. I gravitate toward places that have no TVs, unless they are only used for movies. It's one of the things I love about the Bowery back in the day.

It seems to have a bar around here means you must have a TV to watch a game. Then I see so many people at the bar who could be doing something like, I don't know, talking to each other, but instead are staring at a screen.

Maybe I'm a bit cynical or just an donkey anyway. What do I know?

[rdj]

Try, Wine Bar (18th & Boston), Valkryie (Brady Dist), Hodges Bend (3rd & Lansing), The Tom Tom Room at the Vault (Deco Dist) all bars with good drinks and nary a television in sight.  Except Wine Bar, which shows old movies.

[DowntownDan]

Andolinis has no tv's also.  And great pizza and beer selections.

[Conan71]

And what's better than pizza and beer?

[rdj]

And what's better than pizza and beer?

Pizza and Marshall's beer?

[Conan71]

Pizza and Marshall's beer?

Winner!

[Hoss]

Winner!

I've taken a liking to the Prairie Artisan Ales also.

But Marshall is still the fave.

[Red Arrow]

I've taken a liking to the Prairie Artisan Ales also.

But Marshall is still the fave.

I like the Prairie Standard, the one in 6-packs.  I would probably like some of the others in the larger bottles but they are above my price point except for special occasions.

Marshall's Arrowhead Pale Ale season is here. 

[davideinstein]

I've found that there are screens all over town where one can watch a game. Unfotunately for me, I wish they were not. I gravitate toward places that have no TVs, unless they are only used for movies. It's one of the things I love about the Bowery back in the day.

It seems to have a bar around here means you must have a TV to watch a game. Then I see so many people at the bar who could be doing something like, I don't know, talking to each other, but instead are staring at a screen.

Maybe I'm a bit cynical or just an donkey anyway. What do I know?

I don't have a TV at home. I actually think we need more places that cater to the big game in midtown. White Owl and Leon's are solid, but downtown has nowhere catering to it. Sports are awesome and bring people together.

[rdj]

Fassler Hall caters to the big game for Thunder playoff games.  Last years Western Conf & NBA Finals games were like no other sports bar I've ever visited.  The energy was so high it was almost as if you were at the game.  When a Tulsa bar full of hipsters and young professionals is chanting "OKC" alongside the crowd at the game you know its intense.  This year wasn't as intense because the team didn't go as deep in the playoffs, but the atmosphere was still great.

[Conan71]

Not really a sports bar, but The Alley does have three screens of sports going at any time in the bar area.  Lots of NBA playoff coverage.

[BKDotCom]

Now open

Also, "Zin" (wine, beer, deserts)  is going in to the spot south of Laffa