The Hunt Club

[joiei]

A new place in the Brady,  The Hunt Club at the corner of Main and Cameron is an excellent choice for lunch downtown.  According to their menu they plan on being open late, like until 1:30am.   I had the New Yorker sandwich yesterday with the spinach pies and was very happy.  Big thick sandwich with pastrami, corned beef and coleslaw on marbled rye.  The spinach pies were like mini tiropitas and very tasty.   A nice alternative for lunch or for pre-show if your headed to Cains for a show. 

[Conan71]

Nice courtyard too.  We had drinks there Sat. night before moving along for the fireworks display disappointment.

[Townsend]

So it replaced White Rabbit?  Just clarifying.

Thanks

[TURobY]

So it replaced White Rabbit?  Just clarifying.

Thanks

yes.

[Townsend]

Just got back...PWI

Was great.  Lots o'fun.

The patio is a great place to cocktail with friends.

The heavy metal bar next door is a negative though.

[OSU]

Well I'll have to try this place. Oh and Joiei the spinach pies have there own unique name-spanakopita- just for future reference.

[TURobY]

The heavy metal bar next door is a negative though.

The Marquee isn't always heavy metal. I think they were hosting a CD release party yesterday.

[joiei]

Well I'll have to try this place. Oh and Joiei the spinach pies have there own unique name-spanakopita- just for future reference.

Thank you for that info.  I was just using the name they use on the menu.  And I think the correct name for them is Tiropitas.

[TheTed]

Went there recently. My take: Meh.

It was (barely) after 10 pm, so I only had my pick from their four-item late-night menu. That's not gonna cut it. 

The Chicago dog was pretty mediocre. At least they used the correct ingredients, minus sport peppers, which is more than I can say for some Chicago dogs I've had in Tulsa. But it tasted microwaved and not at all fresh. Also, $7.50 for a hot dog is a rip off.

I like that they have a patio, though I wouldn't call it a nice patio. Downtown really needs a nice beer garden, the kind with an outdoor bar and a fountain or something. What few patios we have are pretty unspectacular.

I don't see myself returning to the Hunt Club much, barring major improvements.

[Conan71]

Went there recently. My take: Meh.

It was (barely) after 10 pm, so I only had my pick from their four-item late-night menu. That's not gonna cut it. 

The Chicago dog was pretty mediocre. At least they used the correct ingredients, minus sport peppers, which is more than I can say for some Chicago dogs I've had in Tulsa. But it tasted microwaved and not at all fresh. Also, $7.50 for a hot dog is a rip off.

I like that they have a patio, though I wouldn't call it a nice patio. Downtown really needs a nice beer garden, the kind with an outdoor bar and a fountain or something. What few patios we have are pretty unspectacular.

I don't see myself returning to the Hunt Club much, barring major improvements.

Dude, they opened July 1, give 'em a chance to get sorted out before you write them off for good.

[TheTed]

Dude, they opened July 1, give 'em a chance to get sorted out before you write them off for good.

I'll probably return in a few months to see if they've made any significant improvements. But as of now I don't really have a reason to go there. There's nothing to lift them above the sea of bars and restaurants downtown.

[Townsend]

We went back yesterday for bloody mary's and hung out for a while.

Across main street from there...what is that building?  Any plans for it that anyone knows of?

http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=hunt+club+tulsa&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&cid=6264847495064511788&li=lmd

[Conan71]

A friend told me it was an old car dealership, no idea what the future plans are for the building.  Drop in on the Crystal Pistol and Sound Pony next time you are up in that area, both are fun places.  Sound Pony usually has a special on Marshall's and the Pistol has $2.00 Guiness draws.

[sgrizzle]

We went back yesterday for bloody mary's and hung out for a while.

Across main street from there...what is that building?  Any plans for it that anyone knows of?

http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=hunt+club+tulsa&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&cid=6264847495064511788&li=lmd

Don't know on the 2-story building. The one story one further south is a recording studio owned by a certain mmmBand.

[PonderInc]

Hunt Club Hours:
Open until 2:00 AM every night!

M-F:  11:00 AM - 2:00 AM
Sat & Sun 3:00 PM - 2:00 AM

I popped in to see what they had, and to grab a menu.  (I'll be back.  The food looked great, and I love the space.)

They have a nice mix of gourmet sandwiches and interesting sides / appetizers / desserts.  Conan will be happy to know that they serve Marshall's beer.   

Appetizers include things like the Mediterranean Platter (hummus, olives, tabouli, tsatziki sauce and pita), tequila lime chicken wings (ok, I'm intrigued!), frito pie, chili cheese fries, and queso and chips, etc. 

Salads include: Greek salad, grilled chicken salad, caesar salad, orzo or tabouli salad, tomato salad, garden salad, etc.

Lots of sandwiches including: Reuben, gyro, the Pigout (roasted pork on a ciabatta bun),  BBQ Brisket, roasted turkey, and...the Elvis (peanut butter and strawberry jelly with sliced bananas and bacon on a ciabatta bun) (this explains some things about Elvis in his later years)...

Also have a couple different hot dogs and a sourdough soup bowl.

Desserts include: cheese cake, turtle pie, carrot cake, key lime pie and frozen banana with chocolate and peanuts.

Late night menu includes:
Pizza, frito pie, macaroni, Chicago dawg, Okie dawg (with chili or sauerkraut), 3 cheese macaroni, and the aforementioned chicken wings.

The patio space is nice, very similar to the Tiny Lounge (formerly 818). 

They just opened a couple weeks ago (soft opening).  Things are looking good.  They said they'll be adding items to the late night menu in the future.  Just getting their feet wet right now, and marketing by word of mouth.

Stop by and check it out.