Bourbon St. Cafe
Nestled in the heart of Tulsa along the iconic Route 66, Bourbon St. Cafe serves up a delicious slice of New Orleans flair with every dish. This vibrant eatery is known for its warm ambiance, Creole-inspired cuisine, and historic charm, making it the perfect pit stop for travelers seeking both flavor and a taste of local culture. With a 4.3-star rating and raving reviews, guests can enjoy a memorable dining experience that celebrates the spirit of the open road, all while soaking in the unique character of this beloved Mother Road destination.
Anita Salas
5 months ago"Only a block from the Hyatt Regency downtown and the food is pretty good. I ordered the salmon and it comes with a side, I opted for hushpuppies (4 of them). It was a good portion and delicious. I had the crab dip and pita chips for an appetizer and it was so good. Calvin was my server and he was amazing. I sat outside and the weather was perfect. Reservations are highly recommended."
Jess dl
2 months ago"Really enjoyed our meals, I got the Louisiana shrimp and grits and my husband got the crawfish étouffée. My meal hit the spot, the grits and cheesy, creamy and savory. The shrimp was blackened and turned out perfect! The etouffee was so tasty as well, I had just a small bite and really liked it, my husband gave me the rice on his and it was also very good."
kristie wilson
5 months ago"This place is absolutely wonderful! Best catfish I have ever had! Like truly amazing. I had the catfish plate, Canal St. Catfish I believe, and my husband had the blackened catfish. We also got the 7 layer chocolate cake to go ( wowza!!!) I will be back next time I'm in Tulsa."
Peach Georgia
4 months ago"We went during lunch on a Thursday. Although it wasnt busy, we still made a reservation and got a table right away. The atmosphere and vibe is laid back. Restaurant is clean and our server was very nice. I think the cheesy fries (forgot the name) was just ok. The steak was a bit too well done (asked for medium rare). Gumbo was good. Prices are reasonable and similar to other restaurants in the area. The down side is having to pay for parking (right in front of the restaurant). Kind of ridiculous."
