Leon’s

Leon’s has a great set of TV’s to watch all kinds of games on. They also have great daily specials and always have a beer special. The food is acceptable, but it is not anything overly exciting. It is good bar food. I also like the amount of open seating they have around the bar for when you are just looking to hang around for a while. The staff is helpful but they tend to come off as a bit busy. However, when you flag someone down, they are always friendly. The marley dip is fabulous.

Service was sweet but not very good. Food was dismal. Possibly the worst Rueben I ever had. I am having severe stomach cramps right now.

Leon’s is a pretty great sports bar. I’m surprised I haven’t been here more often honestly! After making the move to Brookside, I will definitely be here more. My favorite part about Leon’s is that they have SO many specials. There is one almost every day of the week! I can’t remember all the details, but there are two dollar sliders and beers on tuesdays and six dollar pizzas on Thursdays (and much more!). Their website lists all of their specials which you don’t really see very much of. Thank you for that, Leon’s!
The food is what you might call «bar food», but it doesn’t seem frozen or premade. Everything I have had has been really good (high in calories, but good!). I would recommend sliders on Tuesdays, along with buffalo fries, and also the mac n cheese pizza. You heard me. Mac n cheese on top of a pizza. I foresee hanging out at Leon’s a lot more now that I have moved to this area. It is a great time!

Great place to watch sports and hang out. They have very friendly and professional service. My only critique is that the food is nothing too special. It’s good for bar food but nothing to write home about. They have a great selection of beers and a friendly atmosphere which makes up for it though! And it’s conveniently located on the edge of brookside.

Brunch at Leon’s tho? A little leery myself seeing as Leon’s is known for their beer and football games. It was very surprising to see them «step their game up» on Sunday Funday. I ordered the Brisket breakfast dish with eggs. The meat was nice and tender and eggs cooked just right! Mimosa Bar and Bloody Mary’s to boot! I will go back and try it again for sure!

I usually like Leon’s, so my three star salute might be a result of hurt feelings from this particular visit. It was a Friday afternoon, and I was feeling «beerish». Wandered in here and sat at the bar planning on having a late lunch. I spied from my seat a PBR tall-​boy in the glass front cooler with my name on it. Don’t laugh, people. Sometimes I have an itch that only an Ice cold PBR can scratch. I happily ordered just that and was told «we only sell that on Tuesdays»! Seriously?! Not for sale at any price. I could SEE it not more than 10 feet away, but a place that makes their living selling things wouldn’t sell it to me. Now, someone, ANYONE, explain how that makes any sense whatsoever!
That particular policy not only cost them a beer (or three) sale, but also a lunch sale. I packed it up and headed to a place that I knew had what I was after. Boo!

Great drink specials, great service, great food specials.
I just had one dollar pints of Beer tonight. I think it started after 9pm. Also, burger specials that are usually 9 bucks were 6 bucks.
Also, the bartender took time to get to know my name and shook my hand. This is a neat place with great food (my wife had a strawberry fields salad and it was GREAT) and a really great vibe. Lots of TV screens and a good selection of food ranges. If there’s a game to watch, for to Leon’s. Locally owned, and a gem in Tulsa.

The Nancy Lopez is pretty good. Blackened chicken, black bean relish, cheese, ancho sauce & roasted garlic spread. All types of flavors that made me want more. I couldn’t keep a handle on it so I had to eat it with a fork & knife. The salsa was cool but it really isn’t needed. The buffalo fries compliment it well.

I’m giving one star here, but keep in mind I did not have any food.
So why one star? I mean, the service was actually quite good (sat at the bar and dealt only with the bartender), and the place had a ton of TVs. Well, I’ll explain. And I’ll make it brief.
I like beer. Sadly, this is one of those bars that really only has craft/​speciality/​fill in what you want here, beer. Oh you can get your hands on the real stuff, but it’s in bottles. This is just my opinion on beer here, but yea, big strike one for a sports bar in my books.
I promised I’d keep this brief, and I will. So finally, why the one star?! I went to a SPORTS BAR to watch sports. This place runs their TVs on satellite… in Oklahoma… think severe weather lol
I ended up going down the street (Sharkys) to finish watching my game. Or any game for that matter. Every TV went dead at Leon’s around 8pm and stayed that way until I finished my beer, got my bill, and left around 8:25.
Unacceptable. Get cable!

I don’t know how on a Mayweather vs. Pacquiao fight night that a sports bar could be less prepared. The staff had no clue what was going on, no idea when the fight actually started and wouldn’t or perhaps couldn’t put the prefights on any/​all of the tvs. When I called the bar earlier that day, the staff said that the fight started at 9pm but at 1130pm no one had a clue why there was nothing boxing related on any of the tvs. The food was good, the whole place was very clean but the service sucked even before the bar got busy. Between food and can fare, I could have spent 20 $ more and watched the fight at home on ppv. A complete waste of 6 hours of my day.

What a great place to hang out have a drink and eat a very tasty meal. Good atmosphere and family friendly!

I want to love this place.
For starters the vibe is great and one of the best places in Midtown for sports. The make your own Bloody Mary is fun and the service on drinks is great, front of house staff is awesome
The food though is just so mediocre. I ordered a new item on their Manu, the Leon. It was a waffle and chicken sandwich with an egg and goat cheese. Sounded great. My waffle came out soggy, no goat cheese, the over easy egg was cooked medium and had a hard yoke. Kinda gross. The rest of the group thought it was just ok.
Service is good, drinks are good, sports are fun but the food is meh.

A locally owned gem, Leon’s offers great food at a reasonable rate. Their specials are amazing and their beer selection, especially for Oklahoma, is rather amazing. It’s the perfect spot to meet friends after work or to kick off an evening of shenanigans.

Reasonably priced for the amount of food you get. The jalapeño bites are a delicious appetizer and come with a large amount so they’re easy to share. The nachos are huge and can easily be eaten as a meal. Although the nachos are good, they are overshadowed by the other many delicious items on the menu. The Nancy Pelosi quesadilla is definitely not a traditional quesadilla so only get it if you like a lot of veggies inside. The sliders are great in all varieties and I recommend the buffalo chicken and Italian options. It’s nice that you can mix choices. I just went Tuesday and they had $ 2 slider night. Two sliders filled me up and my burly brother filled up on just 3 of them so it’s a good deal to say the least. Lastly, get the buffalo seasoned fries as they have just the right amount of crunch and perfect seasoned flavor.
Mad far as beer goes, they have a pretty good selection. On my most recent visit they offered a $ 4 dunkle which I enjoyed. Nice to see they don’t just have domestic beers and crappy versions of mixed drinks on special.
As far as the setting goes, the staff have all been great but it always feels like a get in, eat and leave kind of place. If you go to watch a popular sports event then it will probably be a little more exciting.

Leon’s is one of our favorite places to go watch a game or grab dinner. They have recently remodeled the bar area, for more seating and TVs. We love to watch football here and even stopped by for a fun World Cup party. They tend to have good specials during sporting events and on certain days of the week. The location is great aspect of Leon’s. It is located right on the end of Brookside. Many times, after our meal, we will take a walk or go get some ice cream down the street. They also have a nice patio with TVs and a view of the Brookside activity.
I really like the BBQ sliders. I have also tried the chicken Caesar wrap, and it is very good as well. The Caesar dressing is one of the best I have had. Of course, you have to get the buffalo fries with any order. The are kind of like Arby’s fries, but so much better! My boyfriend tends to get a burger and enjoys it every time. Sometimes, we just get the queso and chips, which is also very very good and filling. I have also been here for lunch with my work group, and they thoroughly enjoyed it. It sounds like anything you order will be delicious.

How does this place have such a low rating?! This is one of those that is actually quite surprising to me. I’ve enjoyed this place from the very first time I entered. I go for Football, duh. And beer, great eats, an abundance of TV’s and great staff are just what I’m looking for and more! I’ve been greeted by staff every time and accommodated especially when it comes to making sure the game I’m most interested in is airing right where I can see it.
Booze. I love their beer selection here, they’ve got quite the menu and I’m determined to try most before they rotate out. Prices are pretty great and reasonable. Most beers around 5 – 7 Dollars which would be 7 – 9 elsewhere. That’s a steal to me.
Take advantage of their $ 4 burger Mondays and Pizza Wednesdays. And for the love of anything, THEIR BRUNCH!!! They serve brunch until 2 PM (Sundays) with great choices and mimosa carafes for only $ 9! They’ve got a pretty good happy hour as well and the food is excellent in my opinion. This is a sports bar people. Come on.
They’ve got a patio as well with a few TV’s and the weather right now is perfect before it gets too chilly. ;)
MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL: Get the KC Burger, peanut butter & bacon, it’s fantastic, I’ve gotten it several times!

Lots of different pizza and burger options. I feel like I will forever regret not trying the mac and cheese pizza but that is just something that I will have to live with until the next time I happen to be in the Tulsa area. The green chili burger that I ordered was pretty damn good and they make their own ranch here. The service was very good as well.

Great service — our waiter was very attentive.
Food — Good but could use a little more sauce flavor on the sandwiches.
Overall we had a good experience here and would eat here again.

I’m not one to get worked up over sporting events, but you can’t help but enjoy a good game at Leon’s! The atmosphere is full of energy! With TVs in every corner, there’s not a bad seat. Extra large TV in the bar area.
The bar has a semi-​translucent ceiling so the natural light makes daytime/​summertime games worth watching indoors without the glare of windows.
The food is typical bar fare (burgers, sandwiches, fried appetizers). I’ve never been impressed with the quality, but the specials on beer and drinks, it’s not a bad place to grab a bite to eat. The patio is shaded and small so it’s not overly loud and crowded.
And of course, what would a sports bar be without awesome wait staff that get into the game just as much as you do? Leon’s staff are upbeat, friendly, and provide good service.

Descriptive phrase: suburban sports pub.
I stopped in to Leon’s while traveling to watch a basketball game. We sat at the bar, which featured plenty of TVs (and a few local fans watching the games). The décor and atmosphere reminded me of any number of sports bar and restaurants found in the suburbs; not a bad thing, just an observation.
I had a pint of Mustang 66 on tap ($ 5) and a Side Salad ($ 2.95). The salad was a decent amount of greens with some onions, nuts, and raisins. Other people got pub grub that looked good, I just wasn’t very hungry.
However, the service was off and a bit rude. I could tell that everyone else seemed to be regulars, but we weren’t and didn’t appreciate the attitude from the bar tender. And it was unsettling when the bartender and waitress would razz each other; it did not seem to be in a joking manner, and indeed got hostile at points.
I can’t speak to the general menu, but I wouldn’t hit Leon’s again simply because it was a bit uncomfortable at the bar.