The Boiler Room
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The Boiler Room

Restaurant
115 W 5th St, Tulsa, OK 74103, USA
(800) 774-2348 · Ext 12891, then #
themayohotel.com

Nestled in the heart of Tulsa on the iconic Route 66, The Boiler Room offers travelers a delicious blend of history and flavor. Located in the historic Mayo Hotel, this unique restaurant boasts a cozy ambiance where you can savor locally sourced dishes and craft cocktails. As you enjoy your meal, soak in the rich tales of the Mother Road, making it the perfect stop for adventurers seeking an authentic Route 66 experience. Don’t miss this flavorful gem on your journey!

Top Reviews
Michael Johnson

Michael Johnson

6 years ago

"Decided to stay close to the hotel and walked across the street to The Boiler Room. Arrived just as the place was filling up (there was a concert nearby) so there was a crowd and a little wait to be seated. The menu was a little scaled back from the usual menu listed on line due to the concert but still plenty to choose from. The wine list is great, mixed drinks were top notch. The seafood gumbo was excellent and made me wish I had gotten a bowl. The prime rib sliders were absolutely delicious and made a good sized meal. The price was under priced in my opinion for size and how good they were!"

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Michael Rose

Michael Rose

6 years ago

"Great experience here! Lori was our waitress and was absolutely wonderful. She had great recommendations on drinks and food and engaged my wife and I in conversation that made the experience that much more enjoyable. We had the smoke salmon appetizer (pictured) and it was SO good! My wife had the pasta, of which there was enough for both of us to have a good size meal! I had the wine poached salmon. The mashed potatoes and asparagus that came with it were phenomenal!"

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Lorna B

Lorna B

7 years ago

"My friend and I came here for drinks and enjoyed the ambiance of the art deco decor and very friendly service. I probably would have rated it higher if we spent more time here and ordered some food. But it was perfect for our short visit ending our art deco walking tour of Downtown Tulsa."

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megan

megan

6 years ago

"Our servers were very nice and very informative about the area. Looking at the website for the Mayo Hotel, this restaurant seems much nicer than it ended up being. For appetizers we ordered the fish tacos and the fried green beans. The fish tacos were a little weird, served in large yellow crunchy corn tacos that you might buy from the grocery store. The green beans were good, served with chipotle ranch. I ordered the pasta and my boyfriend ordered the beef Wellington. I liked the pasta it was average but enjoyable. Boyfriend was not asked how he wanted his beef cooked, but I tried his and thought it was good. We ordered a $60 bottle of white wine and it was simply brought to us and placed on the table, unopened, no taste was poured and no ice bucket was given. Maybe I expected too much but from the website this restaurant seemed very fancy! Our great waitress saved the rating for the place, and the food wasn’t horrible just not extraordinary as might be expected by the online description, the prices, and the connection to the great historic Mayo Hotel."

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The Boiler Room | Route 66 Restaurant in Tulsa, Oklahoma