408 South Main Street
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Tulsa County
Phone: (918) 251-2406
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by Amanda H. on The venue was beautiful from what I could tell. I liked that the bouncers were dressed in tuxedos. They played music that was good to dance to most of the night. However, This is where we ended up going to after we saw that Sutra Lounge was kinda smaller and about the same amount of people were trying to get in. We already paid $15 to park right next to the clubs so we didn't have to walk too far. It cost us $20 to get in (which is stupid for females to pay IMO) but we did get there past 11:30pm. We got a picture from a photographer at the door right when we walked in. Drinks are about $8 and up. Once people started dancing, aside from two hired dancers, the floor was crazy and you couldn't hardly move. Once we did have a spot to move there were A LOT of insistent guys constantly dancing behind us. Not the slightest bit attractive or suave. YUCK. We often just danced near the bar to have room and not have to stop and move people along. There are also these big smoke/water/I have no clue things that spray people on the dance floor. I dunno, after being sweaty, tipsy, and dancing our butts off it was less "eww" and more like "AHHH". I would have preferred that we had gotten into the VIP balcony that overlooks the main dance floor early so we had more space to dance. We did finally get up there from some guy who had bracelets. I liked it much better up there, but we didn't really care to hang out with them the rest of the night either. We did make sure to get our $35+ worth of dancing in. After all, it was our girls night out. Would we go again? Only if we get in free and have the VIP.
by Chris Vittitow on A biased set of comments, but I had a great time here. Went to a private party in the upstairs region of the Estate, and it was the perfect setting for a Halloween party. The chandeliers, the couches and lounge seats, bar and dance floor area, it was great. Drinks were made like any other I-don't-really-care-about-the-drinks-I-serve place, but that seems to be less of an issue here. (Especially since I didn't pay for them) I'm not really a nightclub person, but I might be able to be coerced into coming back here sometime.
by Maria T. on Though I won't set foot inside Oscar's anymore due to its smoking status, this place gets a thumbs up from me as the birthplace of my underage drinking problem. Yup, before I was 21 I'd go to this slice o' dive with ten dollars burning a hole in my pocket and order up a couple of Long Island Iced Teas. At Oscar's the LI tea was mile-high and, save for a finger's width, full of booze. Lest you think I went here just for the drinks, let me say the jukebox is no slouch either -- and quite surprisingly so.
