Bar Arbolada
Nestled along historic Route 66, Bar Arbolada is a culinary gem that celebrates the spirit of the Mother Road with vibrant flavors and a welcoming atmosphere. This unique restaurant marries traditional recipes with a modern twist, inviting travelers to savor every bite amid charming decor that reflects the rich history of the route. With a stellar 4.4-star rating from over 500 satisfied patrons, it’s the perfect pit stop to fuel your journey through Oklahoma City—where every meal feels like a celebration of adventure and community!
David Jennings
2 months ago"Bar Arbolada serves the best burger in all of Oklahoma. The food is consistently incredible, but what really makes this place special is the experience. The servers are kind, attentive, and genuinely fun to talk with, and you can tell real care goes into every drink they craft. Anytime we have friends visiting from out of town, this is where we take them. It never disappoints. There are booths that work great for larger groups and sidewalk tables that are perfect on a beautiful day. While it is a bar, we have often seen families with young kids enjoying dinner here earlier in the evening, which says a lot about the welcoming atmosphere. Alton Brown once said this was the best burger he has ever had, and I am inclined to agree. Bar Arbolada is a place we keep coming back to and one we love sharing with others."
rion
2 months ago"I went with my friends for a couple drinks and because I've heard the burgers were delicious. As soon as we walked in I was a bit overwhelmed because there were a LOT of people there. But we were greeted kindly by a bartender with curly hair and she helped us decide which drinks to order. The drinks, delicious. A tad on the expensive side, but I'd do it again. The food also didn't disappoint. Overall it was a great time, with solid food and drinks, with the staff definitely adding to the experience. I'd happily go back."
Dawn Kluesner
9 months ago"Bar Arbolada is a small, intimate venue in a historic 1920s building on Main Street, just a couple blocks from Film Row and the Civic Center. The bartenders were friendly and on point. The drinks and food were excellent - don't forget to try their pimento cheese!! I saved some from my appetizer and put it on my burger. *Chef's kiss* We went around 6pm on a Saturday evening and easily found seats at the bar (booths were full) but it quickly filled up to standing room only. Even the tables outside were full. Be sure to walk down the front of the building along Main Street to see the old tile work and original building sign."
