From the urban taprooms of Oklahoma City to hidden gem brewhouses in small towns across the state, Oklahoma’s craft beer scene has exploded in recent years. More than 50 breweries now call the Sooner State home, each bringing its own unique approach to the art of brewing.
Oklahoma’s craft beer revolution began in earnest after modernized alcohol laws took effect in 2018. Since then, innovative brewers have been pushing boundaries with everything from traditional German-style lagers to experimental sours and barrel-aged stouts. Native American-owned operations like Skydance Brewing and War Pony Brewery honor indigenous heritage through their creations, while agricultural-focused breweries like Enid Brewing Company embrace the farm-to-glass movement with locally sourced ingredients.
Whether you’re a local looking to explore new taprooms or a visitor mapping out a beer tourism route, you’ll discover award-winning breweries, unique flavor profiles, and welcoming spaces that showcase Oklahoma’s growing reputation as a craft beer destination.
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Oklahoma City Metro Breweries
(405) Brewing Co.
205 East Main Street, Norman
Norman’s first production brewery crafts more than 40 different beers annually, emphasizing fresh fruit and local ingredients. Their hands-on approach and artistic brewing style shine through in their patio taproom, where innovation meets small-town charm.
Beer Is Good Brewing Company
216 E Main, Norman
Started by longtime homebrewers, this three-barrel taproom focuses on constant rotation and experimentation. Their small-batch approach means visitors always find something new, from hop-loaded juice bombs to roasty thick stouts.
Crossed Cannons Brewery
333 W. Boyd St. Suite 120, Norman
This veteran-owned brewery overlooks the University of Oklahoma campus from its beautiful outdoor patio. Military-themed brews like Jet Blast and Night Ops complement their onsite kitchen’s fresh-made paninis and quesadillas.
American Solera-Edmond
129 W 2nd St, Edmond
Located inside the Icehouse Project, this family-friendly taproom brings Tulsa’s award-winning brewery to Edmond. Visitors can pair their beer with food from neighboring establishments The Fried Taco or Woodward Pizza while enjoying the shared patios.
Frenzy Brewing
15 S Broadway, Edmond
Housed in the century-old E.A. Bender Building, Edmond’s first brewery combines historic charm with modern craft beer innovation. The family-friendly taproom reflects their community pride through locally-inspired brews and thoughtful ingredients.
Angry Scotsman Brewing
704 W. Reno Ave, Oklahoma City
Located in a remodeled 1930s warehouse, Angry Scotsman’s taproom and beer garden offer stunning downtown skyline views. Their lineup spans traditional European ales to modern IPAs, all inspired by the founder’s global travels. The industrial-chic space welcomes families and dogs, making it a perfect spot to unwind with one of their 24 house-brewed beers.
Anthem Brewing
908 SW 4th St, Oklahoma City
One of Oklahoma’s original craft breweries since 2011, Anthem has evolved from Belgian-influenced roots into a well-rounded American craft brewery. The taproom showcases their passion for both old-world and new-world brewing styles, with an emphasis on building community through great beer.
COOP Ale Works
4745 Council Heights Rd, Oklahoma City
COOP’s expansive taproom features 19 rotating taps, from their core beers to limited barrel-aged releases. The unique layout offers visitors a behind-the-scenes glimpse of brewing equipment on the way to the restrooms, turning every visit into a mini brewery tour.
Core4 Brewing Company
7 N. Lee Ave, Oklahoma City
Situated in the historic Film Row area of the Arts District, Core4 operates a unique 3.5-barrel microbrewery focused on education and creativity. The intimate space makes visitors feel like part of the brewing process, perfect for craft beer enthusiasts who want to learn while they sip.
Fair-Weather Friend
314 N Klein Ave, Oklahoma City
This small-batch brewery combines craft beer innovation with artisan pizza, creating a unique dining and drinking destination. The space feels like a neighborhood gathering spot, where experimental brews pair perfectly with wood-fired pizzas in a casual, welcoming atmosphere.
Lively Beerworks
815 SW 2nd St, Oklahoma City
Founded by Oklahoma City native Patrick Lively after years in politics and teaching, this brewery emphasizes approachable, drinkable beers in a space designed to feel like home. The taproom’s friendly atmosphere reflects their “Keep it Lively” motto.
OK Cider Co.
705 W Sheridan Ave, Oklahoma City
Breaking away from traditional sweet ciders, OK Cider Co. creates unique beer-inspired ciders using beer yeasts and fermentation profiles. Their innovative approach produces gluten-free options ranging from light lager-style to stout-style ciders.
Prairie Artisan Ales
3 NE 8th, Oklahoma City
Prairie’s downtown OKC location serves as the creative laboratory for this internationally acclaimed brewery. Their 3-barrel system allows for constant experimentation, while the stylish taproom in Automobile Alley puts visitors at the heart of their innovation. Their reputation rests on bold stouts, fruited sours, and hazy IPAs.
Roughtail Brewing Company
320 West Memorial Road, Oklahoma City
Known for their New England-style IPA “Everything Rhymes with Orange,” Roughtail’s new north side facility features 24 taps. While hazy IPAs put them on the map, their expanded taproom showcases their versatility with a full range of lagers and stouts.
Skydance Brewing Co.
1 N.E. 7th St. Suite A, Oklahoma City
Oklahoma’s Native American-owned craft brewery specializes in hazy and West Coast-style IPAs. The taproom serves as a cultural bridge, combining modern craft beer trends with indigenous heritage in every carefully crafted brew.
Tulsa Metro Area Breweries
Broken Arrow Brewing Company
333 W. Dallas St, Broken Arrow
Housed in the original 1906 Broken Arrow Ice Plant and Light & Power Company building, this Native American-owned brewery preserves local history while making new traditions. As the city’s first brewery, they balance traditional and experimental styles, building community one pint at a time.
The Nook Brewing Co.
909 S 12th Street, Broken Arrow
Tucked away in an industrial park near the Rose District, this family-owned brewery lives up to its name with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Between cornhole tournaments, Wednesday night bingo, and live music on Saturdays, The Nook creates a true neighborhood gathering space.
American Solera
1702 E 6th St, Tulsa
Named Best New Brewery in the United States by RateBeer in 2016, American Solera creates beers that engage and surprise. Their bright, quirky labels hint at the creative flavors within, from hoppy and crisp offerings to complex barrel-aged creations.
Cabin Boys Brewery
1717 E 7th St, Tulsa
Specializing in traditional European styles with unique twists, Cabin Boys offers a community-focused taproom with games like cornhole, foosball, and ping pong. Up to 12 different beers on draft provide plenty of options for both traditionalists and adventurous drinkers.
Dead Armadillo Brewery
1004 East 4th Street, Tulsa
Open seven days a week, Dead Armadillo’s contemporary taproom and outdoor beer garden have become a Tulsa staple. While their amber ale put them on the map, seasonal favorites like Pickle Recovery Gose and Morning Bender Coffee Oatmeal Stout keep locals coming back.
Eerie Abbey Ales
507 S Main St, Tulsa
Specializing in Belgian-inspired beers, Eerie Abbey brings old-world brewing traditions to downtown Tulsa. Their 17 rotating taps balance traditional Belgian styles with American craft innovations, creating a unique tasting experience.
Elgin Park Brewery
325 East Reconciliation Way, Tulsa
Combining craft beer with New Haven-style pizza, this sports-themed brewpub features over 70 TVs and house-made brews. The full-service bar and varied menu make it a perfect spot for game day gatherings or casual dining.
Heirloom Rustic Ales
2113 E Admiral Boulevard, Tulsa
Set along historic Route 66, Heirloom uses heirloom barleys and foraged ingredients to create distinctive beers. The light-filled modern taproom hosts weekly community events, while the manicured grass patio welcomes four-legged friends.
Marshall Brewing Company
1742 E 6th St, Tulsa
Tulsa’s original production craft brewery draws on founder Eric Marshall’s German training to craft both American and European styles. Their taproom and Biergarten feature over 24 beers on draft, including special tap room-only offerings.
NEFF Brewing
321 S Frankfort Ave, Tulsa
Breaking new ground in craft beer, NEFF creates naturally gluten-free beers using ancient grains like millet, buckwheat, and quinoa. Their award-winning brews prove that allergen-free beer can compete with traditional craft offerings in both flavor and complexity.
Nothing’s Left Brewing Co.
1502 E 6th St, Tulsa
Small-batch innovation defines this Tulsa brewery, known for creative offerings like their Strawberry Blonde wheat beer and Deez Nuts chocolate peanut butter stout. Summer visitors can cool off with their rotating beer slushies, a unique twist on craft brewing.
Renaissance Brewing Company
1147 S Lewis Ave, Tulsa
This 7-barrel brewery celebrates Oklahoma culture through its locally branded beers. Their intimate taproom showcases small-batch creations that highlight local ingredients, embodying their motto of “Making our space a better place.”
Eastern Oklahoma Breweries
Muskogee Brewing Company
121 S 2nd St, Muskogee
Set in a historic firehouse saved from demolition, Muskogee Brewing Company fills its taproom with local fire station memorabilia and artifacts donated by residents. The renovated space preserves the building’s character while serving fresh craft beers in the heart of downtown.
Fat Toad Brewing
3882 W 530 Rd, Ste H, Pryor
This rural taproom offers a unique countryside brewing experience with picnic tables and Oklahoma sunset views. Their handmade tables and rustic metal interior create a casual atmosphere perfect for enjoying one of their eight rotating taps.
Harbinger Beer Company
111 Buffalo St, Caddo
Nestled in historic downtown Caddo’s renovated Ben Siegel building, Harbinger combines craft beer with architectural preservation. Beyond their craft brews, they serve house-made root beer and local wines, while hosting food trucks and live music every weekend.
Lost Street Brewing
109 W Lost Street, Durant
What started as a Christmas gift home brewing kit evolved into Durant’s craft beer destination. This family-owned operation emphasizes local ingredients and community gathering, creating a welcoming space where craft beer brings people together.
BierKraft Brewery
925 E. Washington Ave, McAlester
Focusing on traditional European beer styles, BierKraft’s family-friendly taproom and outdoor Biergarten transport visitors to an Old World brewing tradition. Fresh-baked pretzels, sausages, and cheese platters complement their carefully crafted beers.
Western Oklahoma Breweries
Long-Bell Brewing Co.
118 S 5th St, Clinton
Western Oklahoma’s first craft brewery anchors downtown Clinton’s revival. Their 16-tap system serves everything from approachable blondes to creative IPAs and stouts, making this family-friendly taproom a welcome addition to the region’s craft beer scene.
Kochendorfer Brewing Co.
1155 McCurdy Rd, Duncan
Sprawling across five semi-wooded acres, Kochendorfer’s spacious grounds feature a covered patio, playground, and walking trails. Their tagline “If you don’t like beer, you just haven’t tried the right one” comes to life with diverse offerings from cream ales to imperial stouts.
War Pony Brewery
402 SE Interstate Drive, Lawton
Established by Comanche Nation Entertainment in 2020, War Pony offers five distinct craft beers that showcase Native American culture and innovation. Located inside Comanche Nation Casino, the brewery adds a craft beer destination to Lawton’s entertainment options.
Northern Oklahoma Breweries
Cooper and Mill Brewing Company
200 S. Dewey Ave, Bartlesville
Bartlesville’s first brewery honors the town’s oil heritage through its name, inspired by Frank Phillips’ early career at a barbershop on Cooper and Mill streets. The event center features games like shuffleboard and pool tables, creating a community gathering space.
Iron Monk Brewing Co.
519 S Husband St, Stillwater
As Stillwater’s first and only craft brewery, Iron Monk has become a cornerstone of local culture. Their taproom offers 14 beers six days a week, while Saturday tours give visitors a behind-the-scenes look at their brewing process.
Enid Brewing Company
126 S. Independence, Enid
This grain-to-glass operation partners with Enterprise Grain Company to source local ingredients. Their commitment to community extends to using spent grain to feed cattle at Sidwell Farms, whose beef then appears on the brewery’s menu.
Vortex Alley Brewing
220 E. Central, Ponca City
A true community brewery, Vortex Alley creates an inviting conversation space in Ponca City. Their creative approach to brewing matches their welcoming atmosphere, making the taproom a natural gathering spot.
Scissortail Brewing Company
623 E Don Tyler Ave, Dewey
After years of home brewing experience, the owners transformed a 1912 building into this charming taproom. The historic RV Myers building provides a distinctive backdrop for their craft beers, adding to Dewey’s downtown revival.
Southern Oklahoma Breweries
Beavers Bend Brewery
46 Coho Rd C12, Hochatown
Overlooking Hochatown’s bustling tourist strip, Beavers Bend Brewery offers a perfect après-lake experience near Broken Bow Lake and Beavers Bend State Park. The fabulous patios provide scenic views while visitors enjoy craft beer flights and gourmet hot dogs from the onsite food truck, The Wienery.
Mountain Fork Brewery
89 N Lukfata Trail Rd, Broken Bow
Using water sourced directly from the Mountain Fork River, this brewery creates ales that capture the essence of their Broken Bow Lake setting. The full-service restaurant serves wood-fired pizzas and hand-ground burgers, while live music on weekends makes it a must-visit destination for cabin guests.
