Bourbon St. Cafe

“Timeless decor, excellent staff, and the food was unparalleled.”

Michalla Jackson★★★

I usually really like Bourbon St. Cafe.. today, my family went for Father's Day and I was pretty disappointed to say the least. The restaurant was pretty dead. Our server was extremely inattentive, to the point that the manager brought out our food (the manager was very nice and friendly) i ordered a drink which took at least 15 minutes to get, after she said she was walking 10 feet away to the bar to get my drink, she didn't and it seemed like when she finally remembered, then she went and got it. My children ordered the Cajun Mac and cheese and the alligator that came with it was by far, the

Whaley Yang★★★★

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.

Steven Sanders★★★★★

My first visit to Bourbon St. Cafe was Awesome. Amazing service from KC our waitress. We tried several dishes with appetizers. Egg rolls and catfish nuggets. Our main course was Fried Shrimp, Pork Chops and Seafood Cobb Salad. The atmosphere was great. The food was definitely great. I would highly recommend this restaurant if you're in the Tulsa, OK area.

Andy Wulfers★★★★★

Karmela was the best server I’ve had in months at ANY restaurant and the food was SO good. Can’t believe I hadn’t been here sooner. One of the only places open for brunch on the 4th of July and I certainly was not disappointed. Ordered a dozen oysters on the half shell, salmon on the Cobb salad for myself, and multiple mimosa towers with my friends. A wildly underrated restaurant.