Oklahoma City Cigar Lounges Worth the Drive
BURN by Rocky Patel and Stag Lounge, about an hour and a half down the turnpike.
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If you're in Oklahoma City for a game or a business trip, these are the two lounges we'd point you to. They're very different rooms, and both have a full bar.
BURN by Rocky Patel
BURN by Rocky Patel, 13230 Pawnee Drive, Suite 120, in the Chisholm Creek development off the Kilpatrick Turnpike. 405-607-0813.
BURN is cigar maker Rocky Patel's own lounge brand, and the Oklahoma City location opened in 2018 as only the third in the country. It's a three-story building of more than 7,600 square feet, with humidors on two floors and a rooftop lounge. The bar serves craft cocktails and premium spirits, plus wine, and there's a weekday happy hour. It stays open until 2 am on Friday and Saturday. BURN is a bar, not a restaurant, so eat before you go.
This is the place for a big night out or a group. The building gives you plenty of room to spread out, and the rooftop is hard to beat on a mild Oklahoma evening. Optional cigar lockers are available for regulars.
Stag Lounge
Stag Lounge, 228 NE 2nd St., in Deep Deuce. 405-606-7171.
Stag bills itself simply as "whiskey and cigars," and the whiskey list is the main event. The bar carries a deep selection of whiskeys along with small plates, and you can smoke a cigar with your pour. It sits in Deep Deuce, a short walk from Bricktown and the arena, so it fits well before or after an event downtown.
It's a smaller, more intimate room than BURN, and a better pick for a quiet conversation over a good pour. An optional membership gets regulars a discount and access to a members' lounge. Stag also has a location in Stillwater, on South Main Street, if you're headed that way for a game.
Before you go
Both lounges are 21 and up. Check their websites for current hours and events, and ask whether they allow outside cigars before you bring your own. For more trips outside Tulsa, see cigar lounges worth the trip.