Bunker Club

I was in OKC for work and wanted to get a drink and relax one evening and came across this place. I stopped by early evening and in the middle of the week, so I'm not sure how crowded the place gets on the weekend or later at night, but it was a nice place to relax, enjoy a few drinks, and get some work done on my laptop. The bartender was a nice guy and attentive. The drinks were well made and affordable, and they had a good selection of draft beer as well.

It was my first time trying this place for a night cap after a baseball game. I liked that it was a low-key and kinda quiet. It's great for a secluded date night or a couple of drinks after an evening out.

The drinks and theme are on point, but they should just stop selling food if they can’t make real food!!! The frito chilli pie had my man vomiting and he only had one high noon. I had the pep pizza and it was stale af. DO NOT RECOMMEND THE FOOD!!!!!!! THE DRINKS WERE FINE, but that’s the bare minimum for a bar!! The food should not leave your guests vomiting !! !! !! !! !! !!

Staff and management rule. They have great drinks, including a hefty selection of draught beer. Great atmosphere and vibe, solid prices, and they know what they’re doing behind the counter. If you haven’t been, or even if you have before, go ahead and hit up Bunker Club. This place goes hard.

It's an okay spot for a quick drink during a bar hop or if you're waiting for an event at Tower Theater. Cocktails were good, but a bit overpriced. We sat at the bar and waited for a good ten minutes before anyone came to see us about a drink, and that was only after flagging them down a few minutes before. Bartender brought the drinks and had one of those demeanors that gave the impression they were doing us a favor by getting them. The bar was about half full, so it wasn't too busy at the time. Nothing egregious, but mildly bothersome. I'm not sure what they're aiming at with the motif. It doesn't quite go hard enough into the realm of parody, but doesn't exactly praise the monsters depicted on the wall either. When I lived in Poland, there was a bar I frequented in Wrocław called PRL. The theme there is similar to the one here, except there they really go overboard to make it clear it's all a mockery. Bunker Club leaves a good amount of room for interpretation, which makes you wonder.

I’ve been a couple of times with friends and the service is always surprisingly snooty and slow. I also can’t wrap my brain around celebrating men who are responsible for 100 million people dying. There is a certain detached elitist quality that drips from the walls with their communism focused decor and pretensions attitude from the staff. The security/front door staff is also questionable. I know of one fight that had broke out where one guy was assaulted (pretty brutally) by a handful of other dudes because instead of separating them the staff just kicked them out to the front to get after it. I think it shows lack of policy and their tendency to over serve their guests. As a woman, I definitely wouldn’t want to go there alone.

Went on Tiki Tuesday night. Which also has karaoke after 9pm... We made a point of taking part in the karaoke. Even singing group songs with strangers. Met Beans the cat and a few dogs. All well mannered and friendly/well behaved. Guy named "Wallace" did a great rendition of the song Margaritaville. Devin also rocked several songs- you go lady! Thanks for singing a Madonna song with a complete stranger. Service from the bartenders was awesome. They are very personable. The bouncer was very professional Loved the DJ they have for karaoke night!!! Amazing collection/genere of songs to choose from. Will be back!!

Nice place to hangout with friends. Have some food and drinks. Play singo with friends. It’s next to the Tower Theater so we go have a few drinks before going to a show.