The Garage Burgers & Beer — Restaurant in Oklahoma City

The Garage Beer and Burgers in Oklahoma City is an absolute gem that deserves all the praise it gets. From the moment I walked in, I knew I was in for a treat. The restaurant’s unique ambiance, inspired by a rustic garage theme with industrial décor, creates a laid-back yet lively atmosphere perfect for gathering with friends or enjoying a casual date night.

Let’s start with the star of the show—the burger. I ordered their signature burger, and let me tell you, it was nothing short of spectacular. Cooked to absolute perfection, the patty was juicy and flavorful, with that perfect sear that speaks volumes about their attention to detail. The toppings were fresh and thoughtfully layered to create a harmonious bite every time. The bun was toasted just enough to provide that slight crunch without overpowering the juicy interior. It was the kind of burger that makes you pause after the first bite just to savor the moment.

The flavor profile was enhanced by their signature sauce, which added a tangy, savory kick that I couldn’t get enough of. It was clear that every ingredient was chosen with care and precision, from the crisp lettuce to the perfectly melted cheese. If you’re a burger connoisseur, this is the place that will set the bar high.

But a restaurant experience isn’t just about the food—it’s also about how you’re treated, and The Garage excels in this department. The service was impeccable. The staff was welcoming from the moment we stepped in, showing genuine enthusiasm and knowledge about the menu. Our server was attentive without being intrusive, checking in just the right number of times to ensure everything was to our liking. The team worked seamlessly, creating an environment where you felt not just like a customer, but like a valued guest.

The beverage menu deserves a nod as well. Their extensive selection of craft beers is impressive, catering to both local brew enthusiasts and those looking to try something new. Each recommendation was spot on, pairing excellently with our meals. Whether you’re into hoppy IPAs or smooth lagers, their beer list has something for everyone.

Lastly, the ambiance truly ties everything together. With garage-themed decor, neon signs, and a mix of communal and individual seating, it strikes the perfect balance between trendy and comfortable. The place was buzzing with energy but still managed to maintain an intimate feel that made it easy to relax and enjoy every moment.

In summary, The Garage Beer and Burgers isn’t just a place to grab a meal; it’s an experience worth repeating. With its mouthwatering burgers, impeccable service, and unbeatable atmosphere, it’s clear why this spot is loved by locals and visitors alike. If you’re ever in Oklahoma City and have a craving for a burger that’s going to blow your mind, make sure The Garage is your first stop—you’ll thank...

I chose to take my three young children to eat at this location, and was a bit surprised that I had a poor experience.

When we first walked in I asked for a high chair for my youngest (who I was holding onto as they did their best rolling gator). Instead of offering to get one for me, the man said, "you can get one from back there." Um. Alright? Naturally, right then one of my kiddos said they needed to use the restroom, so of course we alllllll had to go.

When we returned to order I again asked for a high chair (a young woman this time). She took my order and helped me get my children the right cups, and then immediately went and got a high chair for us. And to add some bonus points, she asked if one of my older children needed a booster seat. Y'all (sorry, Texan...Hook 'em!! 🤘), this was only the second or time someone has asked me this. This young lady is the only reason I chose 4 stars instead of 3.

When a different young man brought our food he noticed that my salad didn't come with the dressing. He said he'd get it for me and bring it right over. In living my best MomLife and taking care of everyone else first, I didn't notice that 15 minutes had passed and I still did not have dressing. Womp womp. I was finally settled and ready to eat when I had to get up to go fetch my dressing.

The man I spoke to ended up being the "high chair dude" so I wasn't expecting much. He let me know he'd bring it to my table...and...wait for it...hold on...HE BROUGHT THE RANCH! Finally. Food for Mommy!

My kiddos had been chowing down but had not eaten their fries at all. I would have definitely made a bet that this would NEVER EVER happen. And I would have lost.

The culprit? No salt on the fries. Y'all... people like salt. Even kiddos. I tasted the fries and wouldn't have eaten them either. 🙁

Overall, it was pretty good, and if I'm in the area I might go again. It may be because the staff appeared to be in their early 20's, but I would have very much appreciated having a high chair waiting for my youngest when we returned from the bathroom.

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Within 24 hours of this review, The administrative offices of this company gave me a call and granted me the cost of my meal. And apologized.

My sandwich was not prepared correctly according to menu, and about half the chicken breast was gone. At the 122 location it was perfectly char grilled and was both hot and tender. Also nachos were served with freshly fried fresh jalapenos, but the chips were stale and then it had a queso sauce, not broiled grated cheese. On top this somehow had a minced chicken which wasn't ordered. The tea tasted off, but I could not tell why. This restaurant has an extended happy hour and many people were having lunch at the bar. These were variously tuned large TV's as this is a great place to watch sports or news. There's a game room if video games. The restaurant has seating which is tall metal heavy bar stools and only some bench seating. The bathrooms are large and clean. I DK what went wrong with the food on this visit. A person had taken me to the 122 location which was brighter and busier but the food was specifically like a home grilled chicken sandwich and that location offered Mexican bottled drinks like Coca Cola, made with cane sugar and not corn syrup, so it is truer to the original formula and goes great...