Bars are a dime a dozen in Oklahoma, but there’s one unique one in Oklahoma City that’s worth a visit. The Pump Bar is located in a former gas station from the 1920s and features a large outdoor patio with fire pits. But don’t let the fact that it’s a bar fool you into thinking the food is average; they have an incredible selection of delicious food. Check it out:
The Pump Bar opened in 2014 in an old Texaco filling station at 2425 North Walker Avenue in Oklahoma City.
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The station was built in 1929 and was nicknamed “Elmer’s Texaco.” It thrived as a local hub for many years until it closed its doors in 1978. It remained closed for over three decades, until it reopened as The Pump Bar.
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Outside the bar you’ll find a sprawling patio with over 9,000 sq. ft of space. They have gas fire pits, televisions, cornhole, covered tables, and more.
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Many features of the old gas station still remain, including the roll-up service bay doors.
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On top of the great outdoor space, there is a fantastic indoor bar filled with tables, flatscreens, music, and more. Please note: all guests must be 21 years of age and older to enter The Pump Bar.
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Choose from a variety of drink options. From local and specialty beers on tap to specialty cocktails, you’ll be pleasantly surprised with all the delicious drinks. Take a look at the Blueberry Smash Pie that consists of whipped cream, vodka, blueberries and cream.
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Just because it’s a bar doesn’t mean the food is lacking. They offer a variety of menu options that will impress any visitor.
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They even have brunch specials on the weekends. Featured below is the Hangover Hash - fried potatoes with corned beef, sauerkraut, onions, red peppers, and two fried eggs.
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And you have to try the warm pretzel nugs and beer cheeze. OMG!
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Seriously, guys (and gals)…don’t just visit for the drinks. The food at this old gas station is mouthwatering and worth a visit alone. Plus, you get to enjoy the fun ambiance of this historic location.
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Remember, you have to be 21 years of age or older to visit The Pump Bar. For more information, visit their Facebook page here.
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Another fun place to visit is the oldest bar in the state – Eischen’s Bar. Click here to learn about this place.
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