Treys Bar & Grill

Like the bar and the games inside. But the last time I went, my mother and I waited over 20 mins for our drinks and seriously 40 for our app. Not even our entrees. And the food isn’t that complicated. Just typical bar food and some awesome pancakes I gotta admit. But definitely not worth that kind of wait!
After a while, I was glancing around the room and noticed other people were also getting upset and making comments. When we asked for another round of drinks, we had to wait another 15 mins and the place wasn’t even packed. By then, I was seriously done and wanted to leave. The place seems to be short staffed. Only one waitress/​bartender available when we were there.
It was annoying. Felt bad for the girl though.

This is the best bar in Tulsa for watching a game and eating Really yummy food. My husband and I have tried just about everything on the menu and love how fresh and flavorful it all is. My favorites are the chili, fried mushrooms (best I have ever had) and the Philly cheesesteak. The owners and staff are full of that southern hospitality we love to experience as a customer. The atmosphere is casual but classy and always spotlessly clean. We have recently moved to Houston and Treys is one place we will truly miss.

Good bar in South Tulsa, lots of tv’s if you’re interested in a cool place to catch a game

Great little locally owned restaurant and bar. My hubby loves their wings… which is a huge compliment. Nice variety on the menu including a kids section. They have pool and shuffleboard too. It’s a sports focused bar with lots of TVs too.

Great Food. Burgers are SPOT ON!!! Speedy and friendly service!!! The hot wings are the perfectly spiced and the salmon dip is a must try. Great environment. Will definitely be back.

First time here. Had hot /​garlic parm wings, wifey had Smokey salmon dip. Both were terrific. The Bixby Rita was unique and tasty. I wish I was hungrier when we stopped in, really wanted to try the ground brisket burger. Will get that next time. Our server was also bartender and he was cool as hell and really made this a five star review instead of four. I plan on becoming a regular!

My wife and I love this place for watching football, college and pros. The working owners are great, very friendly, plus knowledgeable about football. Great menu, step above from typical bar food menu and the taste is very good. The owners care about the food and menu. I’ve sampled almost everything at Treys. My favorite is probably the bixby cheesesteak, chili and fried mushrooms. They will also make steak nachos if you ask, which was very good.
If you don’t like a crowd or care about watching another NFL game, may want to avoid going during Steelers game, as this is steeler fan destination. But still a fun crowd, assuming you’re not a Browns fan, and honestly, who is.

Good wings and good service. The facility is very clean including the kitchen area. Friendly staff and good atmosphere.

The food had no flavor. Had the stuffed jalapeños the sauce was the wrong sauce to pair with this dish.
Also had the fish tacos that had no flavor at all and the salsa was terrible even the cilantro had no flavor will never go back.

Very good! Interesting menu, good prices… can’t believe it’s not packed on a Friday night! Will be back again!

Nothing special. Was actually pretty bummed as we were hoping there would be some great new places in the Bixby area. Small menu, nothing really appealing and the bar was a joke.

The Burger was simply outstanding. It tasted like a steak. The juice just gushed out and it had so much flavor. The quesadillas were very good but too cheesy for me. The rest of my family had a cow over them, I just don’t like cheese very much in general. We all hated the pasta primavera, it had a strange taste. The salads were great with really good ranch.

Service was great. Food mediocre, lukewarm. Mac and cheese has an artificial flavor. Not worth a second visit.

This is a decent new place in south Tulsa! Our waiter was pretty new and made a few mistakes but over all service was good! I loved the quesadilla but didn’t care for the potato soup! I like the vibe in the place and had fun playing pool!

I have to admit I wouldn’t known this place existed if a friend hadn’t mentioned he saw it was opening. It’s in the Vintage shopping center behind where Hopbunz is going in. I don’t think you can see it from the street at all.
Typical non-​chain sports bar-​type place. My husband was impressed with the size and number of the TVs playing sports, and I was just happy they had a few booths. I think it would be money well spent for Trey’s to have an interior designer help them out with the décor.
One thing I want to mention is that they have a random pancake section on the menu. This is either the weirdest or best thing ever. It’s so out of place amongst the other typical bar food. I can remember late nights at bars in the past where, after a few drinks, a big stack of pancakes would have been AMAZING. But this isn’t exactly a college dive joint where people are likely to get wasted and load up on sugary goodness. Maybe I just don’t understand the concept?
We went for the Santa Fe Chicken Wrap, Onion Petals, Burger, and Crispy Mac ‘n’ Cheese. First and foremost, Trey’s puts way too much reliance on heat (i.e., spice) for flavor. I am one of those people who is sensitive to spicy food, and I don’t like it when heat appears in places I don’t expect it. There are so many other ways to obtain complex flavor profiles without heat!
I hate to say this, but the Onion Petals were about the only thing I could eat. They were pretty decent. I was surprised that they seemed to have some sort of red pepper in the batter when it wasn’t advertised, but I could tolerate it. The Santa Fe Chicken Wrap was spicy, but we expected that given the description. Nothing special about this dish. Not bad but not worth going back for.
And the night’s biggest losers– why in the world is this mac ‘n’ cheese called «crispy»? I thought it would be some really cool take where they like spread out mac ‘n’ cheese on a sheet and baked it in the oven to make it crunchy. It was just plain ol’ mac ‘n’ cheese with some processed breadcrumb topping. No crisp or crunch about it. And the mac ‘n’ cheese, apart from lacking much flavor or seasoning at all, had a vague Rotel dip vibe. I would bet someone put some Rotel or jarred salsa in that sauce. Not exactly spicy, but I bet the kids would pick up on it. I’ll eat KFC mac n’ cheese and I couldn’t eat this stuff.
And the burger. Oh, Trey’s…you are located right behind a soon-​to-​be Hopbunz! And you’re a sports bar! You’ve GOT to get your burger down! We ordered medium rare per usual because most places overcook burgers a bit. Our poor patty came so charred, I swear I could taste gristle-​y remnants from their griddle. They smashed and fried every bit of fat, moisture, and flavor out of that unfortunate chunk of meat. Luckily my husband will eat most any meat because I couldn’t eat more than a few bites. I love burgers, but this may very well be the worst burger I have ever had anywhere.
So to sum it up, the food we had was mostly terrible. But some Pros: Looks like a cool place to have a few drinks and watch a game. Our server was really sweet. (I will admit our food took quite awhile to come out despite the restaurant being half full.) Prices were really good– I think a burger without cheese was 7.99 and that included 1 side.

Tried treys out like I do every new bar in South Tulsa. Was not impressed at all no Guinness on tap, and bar maid really looked like she didn’t know wot she was doing or wanted to be there! Some co workers went in there a week later and one of them ordered a chicken sandwich after a long period of time a burger came out! One of the guys decided to just pay for it as was leaving anyway he had one beer and paid for the burger they charged him $ 27. I was really looking forward to this place opening as they hyped it up a lot on Facebook, but not impressed at all. I will try and check it out again in a few months as I always like to give a second chance whenever I can.