This was our first visit to BJ's. Liked the ambiance, it was noisy but we could carry on a conversation without problem. The Jeremiah Margarita was quite tasty. We has the calamari and artichokes. They were both tasty but the calamari wins the race. I had mahi mahi tacos which were quite good as well. My other half had the Tuscan Chicken Limon pasta which he enjoyed well enough not to share, although he does watch his salt and was concerned it was a bit too salty. We split the dessert which name escapes me. It was pricey but no more so than say Applebee's or Chilis however the food was better and tastier. I would happily return to BJ's.
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Charles H.
Dining at BJs reminded me of a casino restaurant typically found in Vegas! Its HUGE inside with plush leather seats and huge TVs everywhere! It doesn't stop there as the dishes are HUGE as well. My padre order Jambalaya and step madre order the scampi pasta. I took a chance on the rib eye steak. Unfortunately I should've played it safe with their infamous pizza as the steak did not stand out. It was a bit over cook per my preference and somewhat bland with no special seasoning. My dad and step mom did enjoyed their food. All was not lost as we all enjoyed BJ's renown Best Beginnings appetizer. What's not to love when you had a choice of Spinach & Artichoke Dip, Mozzarella Sticks, Avocado Egg Rolls, and Santa Fe Spring Rolls! Before tabbing out we used a $5 off coupon since my dad has a membership with BJ's premier rewards. Overall I thought BJ's was a nice restaurant comparable to a Vegas style restaurant (as mentioned above) or even Chili's or Applebee's on Steroids with huge portions and fancy bar. I would give BJ's a try again but skip out on the steak.
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Renee H.
Had the Kale and Brussel Sprout salad with grilled chicken- excellent!!! I highly recommend it. Hot tea is served with honey -perfect on this cold afternoon. Paige our waitress is the best.
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Kim N.
We came here for happy hour specials and to take our friend out for dinner. Our server was friendly and helpful, and the food came fairly fast and was good. The food wasn't amazing, but it was what was expected. We ordered the happy hour spinach artichoke dip, avocado eggrolls, four of the mini deep-dish pizzas, strawberry mojitos and white peach margaritas. Birthday girl also chose a red velvet pizookie. The drinks were great and the dessert was really good too, especially the ice cream. I'd definitely return for specials and drinks.
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Laurel S.
I was sad after this visit. I had gone to a BJs in Dallas and really liked it but this visit was just so-so. Our food was not great, the service was poor. In general a pretty bad experience.
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Matt B.
I come here for the excellent pizza. If you like deep-dish pizza, this great- in fact, I'm not sure there is pizza in town that I like better. They also have a big selection of beers, including their own brews. The dining room is trendy, warm and inviting, clean, and the service is great. Never had a bad experience here- and I've never had to wait for seating, as contrasted with the Memorial location, which stays packed, probably due to its location next to Quail Springs Mall.
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Karen S.
We ate there yesterday. It was ok. I had the beer battered cod. It was ok. My husband had the blue cheese burger. It was pretty good. Our son had the Grilled Chicken Pasta, and it was just meh. The stuffed mushrooms were great as were the fried artichokes. the service was the best. It was loud, as one might expect in such a place.
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Jeff M.
When people say they really like BJ's Chicago deep-dish pizzas, what they actually mean is they really like (overly starchy and doughy) bread, with some toppings for the sake of color. What they have at BJ's isn't pizza. It's a way to carbo-load prior to a marathon. The Moroccan Spiced Salmon (or something) was not entirely terrible. Well, that makes me sound snooty; it was actually pretty good. The roasted red pepper sauce was kind of watery, and not spicy enough for my tastes (remedied by liberal amounts of red pepper flakes), but there were bites where I was reminded of my mother's cooking (she's not Moroccan, but some of the spices used in Moroccan food is similar). The pickled cucumbers on top were quite yum, and there was the occasional crunch of toasted almonds, which was surprisingly pleasant. But it was something like $13.00-14.00. Not at all worth that price point. Personal pizza + Moroccan Spiced Salmon (+ a drink maybe?) = $32.00+ Worth it? Sort of? Maybe? Not really. I probably won't be back for a very long time, but if/when I do, I'd definitely get the Salmon again. If you're a big fan of of overpriced and sub-par pizza, small portions, or shopping at the Outlet Shoppes nearby, you'll probably love BJ's pizza. Okay, that time I meant to sound snooty. Get a Pizookie®. If you're going to get fat, you may as well enjoy yourself.
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Lauren W.
I really think BJ's deserves 4 stars, for a few reasons. No matter which BJ's I go to, the service is great and the food tastes exacty the same. Conistency in a chain restaurant is great. My faves there are the Tuna Tartare, Buffalo Chicken Pizza, Thai Shrimp Lettuce Wraps. Their beer isn't bad at all, either.
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Ashley S.
I'm a fanatic. Anyone who knows me knows that if they ask where do I want to go eat I'm saying BJ's! My rewards card has earned me a lot of free food because I spend a boatload there. They have a great drink menu for starters. I'mnot a big beer person but they have a wide selection so I can take my beer drinking friends there and not get ugly looks all night because they only have domestics. The Very Berry Margarita is my favorite. I'm really glad they come out with the small appetizer plates because I kill the Feta and Watermelon Salad and the Chicken Wontons. The menu is huge but not overwhelming. I've been to places where they have so much that you can't even figure out where to start but for some reason their menu just flows and it's never hard.
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Ben G.
43 minutes to get our lunch......normal noontime crowd, food is OK, not great. Need to get the kitchen times worked out if they are going to attract business lunch crowd
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K G.
Hubby got cherry chipotle salmon... Hardly any sauce...asparagus was dried out on ends...won't be back. I just got a house salad and the waiter just added to Hubby's meal which made it cheaper. Which was a positive.
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Jacinta J.
Very fancy looking, customer service matches, and so does the price tag. The appetizer we had calamari, was fantastic, but if I were you avoid their pasta, it's dry and noodles are undercooked. My husbands was the same way.
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Sara T.
They got my order wrong twice. Neither the food nor the service was that great.
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Jaci B.
They have a giant menu with options for any craving. BJs has a great lunch menu that includes a salad or soup and is fairly inexpensive. Nothing beats there desserts! Pazookis are my new favorite! A thick skillet cookie with a mound of ice cream! You have to try one!
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Scott I.
It's pricey, but the food is consistently excellent and the restaurant is clean. I've loved everything I've tried so far, including pork chops, all meat deep dish pizza, and salmon. Definitely recommend!
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Dani W.
Delicious!! Had a red ale that was perfectly smooth. Bison burger off the light menu was good, not great. Tangy slaw was phenomenal. Our table also had chips as salsa and the salsa was fantastic, loved the roasted taste. Our server was great as well.
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Marilyn R.
Disappointed. Husband had the salmon which was outstanding. Worth going for. I ordered the BBQ Chicken Salad. Came to the table with no chicken. Called the server over and she said I can take the salad back or just bring the chicken out. It looked like just a big pile of lettuce. Told her my concern that it didn't look right, but she assured me it was right except fir the forgotten chicken. Not worth $13.
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Eric F.
We've had BJ's before in Norman, OK. Still get some immature laughs every time we discuss the place, what can I say? Wife and I went with our 20mo old daughter for my birthday. The entry is kinda cool with it's big revolving door. The prices are a bit higher than I would like to pay for the amount and quality of food, but not absurd by any means. The Calamari was delicious, and felt like a nice size for an appetizer, though I am personally not a fan of the chewy tentacles. For those wondering: yes the calamari at BJ's includes little creepy tentacles as well as the body meat I love so much. House salad was pretty generic. What can you really expect though? It's just a salad. Wife and kid seemed pleased enough with it. We split a 9" (small) deep dish "Great White" pizza. (basically chicken alfredo pizza) The chicken was amazing, though I kinda wish there had been more on it. In fact all the toppings were delicious. The crust had a hint of crispy-cheese flavor around the edge which I liked, and it was light enough that I didn't feel bloated after eating 2-3 pieces. I can see why the other reviewer seemed less than keen on it, as it wasn't perfect by any means. Since it was my birthday they brought out a mini pazzoki (sp?) which is really just a delicious and hot cookie in a tin with a scoop of ice cream on top. It was incredible, and I could feel it going straight to my love handles. To be honest, I feel like the last time I went to the BJ in Norman it was a birthday as well, and I could have sworn the pazzoki was much bigger, but who can really complain about free birthday chow? Sadly being new the place still has a few kinks to work out, especially with the small book they call a menu full of beers and food. I had asked our waitress about "flavored teas" because I love a sweet fruity iced tea, and she only knew about the icky raspberry tea from the fountain (I can't stand the stuff, doesn't taste anything like tea to me). I noticed later that they have "mocktails" which are fruity drinks without booze in them, including a Peach tea, and a Blackberry tea. Both made with Monin syrup mixed into tea. I've had these before and love them, but having already resorted to "just water," the $3 price tag for said teas seemed unnecessary. Fun place with decent enough food. Seemed ideal for parties of 2-4, with the potential to push some tables together for larger parties. Also they had advertisements saying "call ahead and skip the wait" or something like that, so it appears you can make tentative reservations if you like.
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Vinh N.
I seldom go to fancy places and this place looks pretty fancy to me. The place has a nice atmosphere but it seems a bit dark. I'm not sure if it's supposed to be like this or not. I ordered the Supreme Pizza and it was around $20 which I thought was a bit expensive. The pizza was alright but it didn't have enough sauce for my liking. Especially for leftover, it was dry as a brick. The Mac & Cheese was average. They made it too fancy and I thought that ruined it. They crumbled some cheap gold fishes to try and make it look sophisticated (I hate gold fishes, too dry!).
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Ricardo O.
I have been here a few times. Food, drinks and service were good.
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Lyndi Z.
I know, I know, I know... It is a chain with a giant menu that requires page numbers. It has giant calorie bomb deserts and a loyalty program. So on the surface it sounds like a Yelper's worst nightmare. But here's why it isn't: The signature beers are solid and the wine list is good. The waitstaff are always friendly, prompt and knowledgeable. The restrooms are clean and baby changing-friendly. And surprise: The food is good!! I've had everything from flat breads to deep dish, salmon and couscous to soup and salad and I've never been unhappy with my order. You can of course do the artery-clogging trifecta of a deep fried appetizer/giant burger and fries/pizokie dessert but you can also pick some of the lighter options and not leave hating yourself. Overall, I really can't complain about this easy access, family-friendly spot by the outlets. If I join the loyalty program, do y'all promise not to pull my Yelper card?!
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John O.
I ordered a 1 topping pizza and Initially it looked good until my second slice when I noticed the severe lack of cheese all over the pizza. What I thought was extra pepperoni turned out to be patches of sauce with no visible cheese. Needless to say this was by far the worst pizza I've ever had. You'd think for $19 they wouldn't be so damn stingy on the cheese. If I felt like waiting another 30 minutes for another pizza I totally would have brought it to their attention. Personally I've had better Totino's frozen pizza. Just saying
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Lavel ..
Nothing special! I ordered the hot wings as an appetizer.. Came out hot, but then seemed kinda fatty, so they were just MEH.. I had better, and I had worse, they were decent! I got the turkey burger with jalapenos, pretty much a jalapeno burger but made with a turkey patti.. The turkey patti was kinda small.. The skinny fries weren't good, I should of gotten another side, lesson learned Again, I've had worse places, but this place was just MEH..
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Jana N.
Been here twice , each time with a large group. Wonderful service, amazing food- love this place. Was worried they would not like me bringing my own dessert for a birthday party, hostess asked if she could take my homemade cupcakes I brought to the cooler while we ate & bring them out whenever we are ready. I thought that was very nice they they accommodated our party. Everything was on point! Everyone's meals, from salad to pizza to pasta tasted amazing. !
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Alexis L.
I try and avoid chains at all costs, but BJ's is one of my exceptions. I love their in house brewed rootbeer, cream soda & orange cream soda in the frosty mugs. And the pizookies are the best-cookies in a pizza pan with ice cream. Lots of menu options that will please anyone.
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Brandon R.
I have tried this location several times now, I intentionally waited to write a review. I kept making excuses for them as to why the service is so horrible. However, I've run out of excuses and have come to the conclusion it's nothing more than just bad service. Let me start by saying the menu is great. Everything I have ever ordered tastes wonderful. The signature pizzas are obviously great. The steaks are good. Nothing to write home about but not disappointing either. The calamari appetizer is a must order and for dessert the pizzookie (spelling?) is amazing. We have never been disappointed with the food. Now to the service... This is consistently the worst service I've had and I'm including fast food! They are extremely slow with beer orders which is crazy considering the fact that they claim to be a brew house. I can only imagine how much money they have lost from not being faster. We finish a beer and order another and it can be 10-15 min before the next round arrives. The wait staff is very friendly and it may not be their fault maybe the bar staff is where the problem lies. We had my birthday dinner there recently and there we approximately 16 people in our group. Several people had not been before and they told me even though the food was good they wouldn't be back. After the meal we were sitting waiting for the aforementioned pizzookie we had ordered. After 20 min it became apparent our server had forgotten about them. I don't know how else you could explain it taking longer to make a pizza and deliver to my door than it took them to put a scoop of ice cream on a cookie and walk it across the room to our table. Our party was there for approximately 2 1/2 hours and we were only served 3 beers in that time. You can look back at all my previous reviews and tell I'm not a person that typically writes bad reviews. I truly wish the service was so much better. This location is very convenient and the food and beer are great. I just don't think I can suffer through the poor service again. I hope that your service is better because the food and beer are definitely worthy of a four star rating.
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Annie D.
Every BJ's I have ever gone to has been on POINT! I just ordered some carnitas fries and they were SO good! The meat was tender and the fries were fresh. I'm really commenting though because our waitress, her name was Krista or Kristen I can't remember (it was Friday, 4 Sept) was phenomenal! Probably the best service I've had in years. She was attentive, friendly and genuine. I drank SO much water but she was always there to keep my glass full. Also, she came around just enough and only at the appropriate times. I'm not too picky about that but I can recognize when someone is so good at their job that they pick up on those cues. Great restaurant, great food, great staff.
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Tom H.
For a chain this place is really good. Great beer selections and endless food options. They have a great selection of small to huge portions. Killer pizza as well. Great option for late night dinning.
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Billie W.
This place has the best menu! Great tasting food that is only prepared after it is ordered, so don't get in a hurry for your food, because it is well worth the wait! Always great friendly service. We go here at least once a week and love the food quality and willing to wait for fresh delicious plates of perfectly cooked food.
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Mary K.
I tried BJ's for the first time nearly five years ago and came out unimpressed. Tonight was my second time, and the experience was not any better. I ordered the Santa Fe Salad, which comes with romaine lettuce, blackened chicken, red onions, fire‑roasted red bell peppers, jack and cheddar cheese, avocado, corn, diced tomatoes, crispy tortilla strips, and Santa Fe dressing. I asked for the red onions to be left out. I suppose to the chef, that meant leave almost everything out because all I got was the lettuce, cheese, a few tortilla strips, and the dressing. No red bell peppers. No tomatoes. No avocado. No corn. And most importantly, no chicken. When the waiter came round again, I explained that almost everything that the salad was supposed to have was not in my salad. His response? "Oh." Instead of asking for a new one, I simply asked for what I wanted most - the chicken and the avocado brought out to me so I could add it into the salad. It came out within a few minutes by someone else entirely. I added it in and the salad tasted decent after that, even though it was still missing a few items. There was never an apology offered, not even an offer to discount the price of the salad at all for basically just giving me a plate of lettuce. Did they really think I was going to be ok with being charged about $13 for lettuce and that I wouldn't notice they left out quite a bit of what was supposed to be included? Stuck around for dessert which was the baked beignet. The flavor itself was good with the strawberries, vanilla ice cream, and cinnamon sugar. Unfortunately, the beignet itself was very tough and we had to pretty much saw at it with a knife just to get a piece. I couldn't remember what it was about BJ's that kept me away for so long. Now I know.
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Iris T.
Food was ok but what was quite annoying was that they insisted on seating people across from each other even though there is plenty of seating. I obviously requested to sit in a different seat when she tried to seat me across from this other couple. But they left and the new arrivals were seated directly across from me. They had two empty seating booths in front of them and in back of them and so did I and we didn't even have the same server.
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Tim S.
This location is always on point and has never let me or my wife down. We have been here 4 or 5 times now and have tried a variety of items from the menu and they have all been good. The spinach and artichoke appetizer always comes out freshly cooked and piping hot. I ordered the salmon, balsamic chicken, and pork chops and have been cooked to perfection each time. The pizza is also very good. As a side note, usually I get a little turned off when a restaraunt has a lot of items on the menu, but BJs seems to still be able to give each item the right amount of attention as if it was one of their main dishes.
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Angie C.
Came for Happy Hour portions. I am a fairly small eater and the portions are perfect! Wait staff has always been friendly and helpful. My fav is the Saints Fe Spring Rolls but haven't had anything I didn't like. Just remember that if you want the Happy Hour Specials , you have to sit in bar area. They won't give them to you if you sit down on the floor area. 2 steps makes a difference to them.
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Address :325 Outlet Shoppes Dr
Oklahoma City, OK, 73128
Takes Reservations : Yes Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Brunch, Dinner Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Full Bar Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes
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Darci M.
This was our first visit to BJ's. Liked the ambiance, it was noisy but we could carry on a conversation without problem. The Jeremiah Margarita was quite tasty. We has the calamari and artichokes. They were both tasty but the calamari wins the race. I had mahi mahi tacos which were quite good as well. My other half had the Tuscan Chicken Limon pasta which he enjoyed well enough not to share, although he does watch his salt and was concerned it was a bit too salty. We split the dessert which name escapes me. It was pricey but no more so than say Applebee's or Chilis however the food was better and tastier. I would happily return to BJ's.
(4)Charles H.
Dining at BJs reminded me of a casino restaurant typically found in Vegas! Its HUGE inside with plush leather seats and huge TVs everywhere! It doesn't stop there as the dishes are HUGE as well. My padre order Jambalaya and step madre order the scampi pasta. I took a chance on the rib eye steak. Unfortunately I should've played it safe with their infamous pizza as the steak did not stand out. It was a bit over cook per my preference and somewhat bland with no special seasoning. My dad and step mom did enjoyed their food. All was not lost as we all enjoyed BJ's renown Best Beginnings appetizer. What's not to love when you had a choice of Spinach & Artichoke Dip, Mozzarella Sticks, Avocado Egg Rolls, and Santa Fe Spring Rolls! Before tabbing out we used a $5 off coupon since my dad has a membership with BJ's premier rewards. Overall I thought BJ's was a nice restaurant comparable to a Vegas style restaurant (as mentioned above) or even Chili's or Applebee's on Steroids with huge portions and fancy bar. I would give BJ's a try again but skip out on the steak.
(3)Renee H.
Had the Kale and Brussel Sprout salad with grilled chicken- excellent!!! I highly recommend it. Hot tea is served with honey -perfect on this cold afternoon. Paige our waitress is the best.
(5)Kim N.
We came here for happy hour specials and to take our friend out for dinner. Our server was friendly and helpful, and the food came fairly fast and was good. The food wasn't amazing, but it was what was expected. We ordered the happy hour spinach artichoke dip, avocado eggrolls, four of the mini deep-dish pizzas, strawberry mojitos and white peach margaritas. Birthday girl also chose a red velvet pizookie. The drinks were great and the dessert was really good too, especially the ice cream. I'd definitely return for specials and drinks.
(4)Laurel S.
I was sad after this visit. I had gone to a BJs in Dallas and really liked it but this visit was just so-so. Our food was not great, the service was poor. In general a pretty bad experience.
(2)Matt B.
I come here for the excellent pizza. If you like deep-dish pizza, this great- in fact, I'm not sure there is pizza in town that I like better. They also have a big selection of beers, including their own brews. The dining room is trendy, warm and inviting, clean, and the service is great. Never had a bad experience here- and I've never had to wait for seating, as contrasted with the Memorial location, which stays packed, probably due to its location next to Quail Springs Mall.
(4)Karen S.
We ate there yesterday. It was ok. I had the beer battered cod. It was ok. My husband had the blue cheese burger. It was pretty good. Our son had the Grilled Chicken Pasta, and it was just meh. The stuffed mushrooms were great as were the fried artichokes. the service was the best. It was loud, as one might expect in such a place.
(3)Jeff M.
When people say they really like BJ's Chicago deep-dish pizzas, what they actually mean is they really like (overly starchy and doughy) bread, with some toppings for the sake of color. What they have at BJ's isn't pizza. It's a way to carbo-load prior to a marathon. The Moroccan Spiced Salmon (or something) was not entirely terrible. Well, that makes me sound snooty; it was actually pretty good. The roasted red pepper sauce was kind of watery, and not spicy enough for my tastes (remedied by liberal amounts of red pepper flakes), but there were bites where I was reminded of my mother's cooking (she's not Moroccan, but some of the spices used in Moroccan food is similar). The pickled cucumbers on top were quite yum, and there was the occasional crunch of toasted almonds, which was surprisingly pleasant. But it was something like $13.00-14.00. Not at all worth that price point. Personal pizza + Moroccan Spiced Salmon (+ a drink maybe?) = $32.00+ Worth it? Sort of? Maybe? Not really. I probably won't be back for a very long time, but if/when I do, I'd definitely get the Salmon again. If you're a big fan of of overpriced and sub-par pizza, small portions, or shopping at the Outlet Shoppes nearby, you'll probably love BJ's pizza. Okay, that time I meant to sound snooty. Get a Pizookie®. If you're going to get fat, you may as well enjoy yourself.
(3)Lauren W.
I really think BJ's deserves 4 stars, for a few reasons. No matter which BJ's I go to, the service is great and the food tastes exacty the same. Conistency in a chain restaurant is great. My faves there are the Tuna Tartare, Buffalo Chicken Pizza, Thai Shrimp Lettuce Wraps. Their beer isn't bad at all, either.
(4)Ashley S.
I'm a fanatic. Anyone who knows me knows that if they ask where do I want to go eat I'm saying BJ's! My rewards card has earned me a lot of free food because I spend a boatload there. They have a great drink menu for starters. I'mnot a big beer person but they have a wide selection so I can take my beer drinking friends there and not get ugly looks all night because they only have domestics. The Very Berry Margarita is my favorite. I'm really glad they come out with the small appetizer plates because I kill the Feta and Watermelon Salad and the Chicken Wontons. The menu is huge but not overwhelming. I've been to places where they have so much that you can't even figure out where to start but for some reason their menu just flows and it's never hard.
(5)Ben G.
43 minutes to get our lunch......normal noontime crowd, food is OK, not great. Need to get the kitchen times worked out if they are going to attract business lunch crowd
(3)K G.
Hubby got cherry chipotle salmon... Hardly any sauce...asparagus was dried out on ends...won't be back. I just got a house salad and the waiter just added to Hubby's meal which made it cheaper. Which was a positive.
(2)Jacinta J.
Very fancy looking, customer service matches, and so does the price tag. The appetizer we had calamari, was fantastic, but if I were you avoid their pasta, it's dry and noodles are undercooked. My husbands was the same way.
(4)Sara T.
They got my order wrong twice. Neither the food nor the service was that great.
(2)Jaci B.
They have a giant menu with options for any craving. BJs has a great lunch menu that includes a salad or soup and is fairly inexpensive. Nothing beats there desserts! Pazookis are my new favorite! A thick skillet cookie with a mound of ice cream! You have to try one!
(4)Scott I.
It's pricey, but the food is consistently excellent and the restaurant is clean. I've loved everything I've tried so far, including pork chops, all meat deep dish pizza, and salmon. Definitely recommend!
(5)Dani W.
Delicious!! Had a red ale that was perfectly smooth. Bison burger off the light menu was good, not great. Tangy slaw was phenomenal. Our table also had chips as salsa and the salsa was fantastic, loved the roasted taste. Our server was great as well.
(4)Marilyn R.
Disappointed. Husband had the salmon which was outstanding. Worth going for. I ordered the BBQ Chicken Salad. Came to the table with no chicken. Called the server over and she said I can take the salad back or just bring the chicken out. It looked like just a big pile of lettuce. Told her my concern that it didn't look right, but she assured me it was right except fir the forgotten chicken. Not worth $13.
(3)Eric F.
We've had BJ's before in Norman, OK. Still get some immature laughs every time we discuss the place, what can I say? Wife and I went with our 20mo old daughter for my birthday. The entry is kinda cool with it's big revolving door. The prices are a bit higher than I would like to pay for the amount and quality of food, but not absurd by any means. The Calamari was delicious, and felt like a nice size for an appetizer, though I am personally not a fan of the chewy tentacles. For those wondering: yes the calamari at BJ's includes little creepy tentacles as well as the body meat I love so much. House salad was pretty generic. What can you really expect though? It's just a salad. Wife and kid seemed pleased enough with it. We split a 9" (small) deep dish "Great White" pizza. (basically chicken alfredo pizza) The chicken was amazing, though I kinda wish there had been more on it. In fact all the toppings were delicious. The crust had a hint of crispy-cheese flavor around the edge which I liked, and it was light enough that I didn't feel bloated after eating 2-3 pieces. I can see why the other reviewer seemed less than keen on it, as it wasn't perfect by any means. Since it was my birthday they brought out a mini pazzoki (sp?) which is really just a delicious and hot cookie in a tin with a scoop of ice cream on top. It was incredible, and I could feel it going straight to my love handles. To be honest, I feel like the last time I went to the BJ in Norman it was a birthday as well, and I could have sworn the pazzoki was much bigger, but who can really complain about free birthday chow? Sadly being new the place still has a few kinks to work out, especially with the small book they call a menu full of beers and food. I had asked our waitress about "flavored teas" because I love a sweet fruity iced tea, and she only knew about the icky raspberry tea from the fountain (I can't stand the stuff, doesn't taste anything like tea to me). I noticed later that they have "mocktails" which are fruity drinks without booze in them, including a Peach tea, and a Blackberry tea. Both made with Monin syrup mixed into tea. I've had these before and love them, but having already resorted to "just water," the $3 price tag for said teas seemed unnecessary. Fun place with decent enough food. Seemed ideal for parties of 2-4, with the potential to push some tables together for larger parties. Also they had advertisements saying "call ahead and skip the wait" or something like that, so it appears you can make tentative reservations if you like.
(3)Vinh N.
I seldom go to fancy places and this place looks pretty fancy to me. The place has a nice atmosphere but it seems a bit dark. I'm not sure if it's supposed to be like this or not. I ordered the Supreme Pizza and it was around $20 which I thought was a bit expensive. The pizza was alright but it didn't have enough sauce for my liking. Especially for leftover, it was dry as a brick. The Mac & Cheese was average. They made it too fancy and I thought that ruined it. They crumbled some cheap gold fishes to try and make it look sophisticated (I hate gold fishes, too dry!).
(3)Ricardo O.
I have been here a few times. Food, drinks and service were good.
(4)Lyndi Z.
I know, I know, I know... It is a chain with a giant menu that requires page numbers. It has giant calorie bomb deserts and a loyalty program. So on the surface it sounds like a Yelper's worst nightmare. But here's why it isn't: The signature beers are solid and the wine list is good. The waitstaff are always friendly, prompt and knowledgeable. The restrooms are clean and baby changing-friendly. And surprise: The food is good!! I've had everything from flat breads to deep dish, salmon and couscous to soup and salad and I've never been unhappy with my order. You can of course do the artery-clogging trifecta of a deep fried appetizer/giant burger and fries/pizokie dessert but you can also pick some of the lighter options and not leave hating yourself. Overall, I really can't complain about this easy access, family-friendly spot by the outlets. If I join the loyalty program, do y'all promise not to pull my Yelper card?!
(4)John O.
I ordered a 1 topping pizza and Initially it looked good until my second slice when I noticed the severe lack of cheese all over the pizza. What I thought was extra pepperoni turned out to be patches of sauce with no visible cheese. Needless to say this was by far the worst pizza I've ever had. You'd think for $19 they wouldn't be so damn stingy on the cheese. If I felt like waiting another 30 minutes for another pizza I totally would have brought it to their attention. Personally I've had better Totino's frozen pizza. Just saying
(1)Lavel ..
Nothing special! I ordered the hot wings as an appetizer.. Came out hot, but then seemed kinda fatty, so they were just MEH.. I had better, and I had worse, they were decent! I got the turkey burger with jalapenos, pretty much a jalapeno burger but made with a turkey patti.. The turkey patti was kinda small.. The skinny fries weren't good, I should of gotten another side, lesson learned Again, I've had worse places, but this place was just MEH..
(3)Jana N.
Been here twice , each time with a large group. Wonderful service, amazing food- love this place. Was worried they would not like me bringing my own dessert for a birthday party, hostess asked if she could take my homemade cupcakes I brought to the cooler while we ate & bring them out whenever we are ready. I thought that was very nice they they accommodated our party. Everything was on point! Everyone's meals, from salad to pizza to pasta tasted amazing. !
(5)Alexis L.
I try and avoid chains at all costs, but BJ's is one of my exceptions. I love their in house brewed rootbeer, cream soda & orange cream soda in the frosty mugs. And the pizookies are the best-cookies in a pizza pan with ice cream. Lots of menu options that will please anyone.
(4)Brandon R.
I have tried this location several times now, I intentionally waited to write a review. I kept making excuses for them as to why the service is so horrible. However, I've run out of excuses and have come to the conclusion it's nothing more than just bad service. Let me start by saying the menu is great. Everything I have ever ordered tastes wonderful. The signature pizzas are obviously great. The steaks are good. Nothing to write home about but not disappointing either. The calamari appetizer is a must order and for dessert the pizzookie (spelling?) is amazing. We have never been disappointed with the food. Now to the service... This is consistently the worst service I've had and I'm including fast food! They are extremely slow with beer orders which is crazy considering the fact that they claim to be a brew house. I can only imagine how much money they have lost from not being faster. We finish a beer and order another and it can be 10-15 min before the next round arrives. The wait staff is very friendly and it may not be their fault maybe the bar staff is where the problem lies. We had my birthday dinner there recently and there we approximately 16 people in our group. Several people had not been before and they told me even though the food was good they wouldn't be back. After the meal we were sitting waiting for the aforementioned pizzookie we had ordered. After 20 min it became apparent our server had forgotten about them. I don't know how else you could explain it taking longer to make a pizza and deliver to my door than it took them to put a scoop of ice cream on a cookie and walk it across the room to our table. Our party was there for approximately 2 1/2 hours and we were only served 3 beers in that time. You can look back at all my previous reviews and tell I'm not a person that typically writes bad reviews. I truly wish the service was so much better. This location is very convenient and the food and beer are great. I just don't think I can suffer through the poor service again. I hope that your service is better because the food and beer are definitely worthy of a four star rating.
(2)Annie D.
Every BJ's I have ever gone to has been on POINT! I just ordered some carnitas fries and they were SO good! The meat was tender and the fries were fresh. I'm really commenting though because our waitress, her name was Krista or Kristen I can't remember (it was Friday, 4 Sept) was phenomenal! Probably the best service I've had in years. She was attentive, friendly and genuine. I drank SO much water but she was always there to keep my glass full. Also, she came around just enough and only at the appropriate times. I'm not too picky about that but I can recognize when someone is so good at their job that they pick up on those cues. Great restaurant, great food, great staff.
(5)Tom H.
For a chain this place is really good. Great beer selections and endless food options. They have a great selection of small to huge portions. Killer pizza as well. Great option for late night dinning.
(4)Billie W.
This place has the best menu! Great tasting food that is only prepared after it is ordered, so don't get in a hurry for your food, because it is well worth the wait! Always great friendly service. We go here at least once a week and love the food quality and willing to wait for fresh delicious plates of perfectly cooked food.
(5)Mary K.
I tried BJ's for the first time nearly five years ago and came out unimpressed. Tonight was my second time, and the experience was not any better. I ordered the Santa Fe Salad, which comes with romaine lettuce, blackened chicken, red onions, fire‑roasted red bell peppers, jack and cheddar cheese, avocado, corn, diced tomatoes, crispy tortilla strips, and Santa Fe dressing. I asked for the red onions to be left out. I suppose to the chef, that meant leave almost everything out because all I got was the lettuce, cheese, a few tortilla strips, and the dressing. No red bell peppers. No tomatoes. No avocado. No corn. And most importantly, no chicken. When the waiter came round again, I explained that almost everything that the salad was supposed to have was not in my salad. His response? "Oh." Instead of asking for a new one, I simply asked for what I wanted most - the chicken and the avocado brought out to me so I could add it into the salad. It came out within a few minutes by someone else entirely. I added it in and the salad tasted decent after that, even though it was still missing a few items. There was never an apology offered, not even an offer to discount the price of the salad at all for basically just giving me a plate of lettuce. Did they really think I was going to be ok with being charged about $13 for lettuce and that I wouldn't notice they left out quite a bit of what was supposed to be included? Stuck around for dessert which was the baked beignet. The flavor itself was good with the strawberries, vanilla ice cream, and cinnamon sugar. Unfortunately, the beignet itself was very tough and we had to pretty much saw at it with a knife just to get a piece. I couldn't remember what it was about BJ's that kept me away for so long. Now I know.
(2)Iris T.
Food was ok but what was quite annoying was that they insisted on seating people across from each other even though there is plenty of seating. I obviously requested to sit in a different seat when she tried to seat me across from this other couple. But they left and the new arrivals were seated directly across from me. They had two empty seating booths in front of them and in back of them and so did I and we didn't even have the same server.
(3)Tim S.
This location is always on point and has never let me or my wife down. We have been here 4 or 5 times now and have tried a variety of items from the menu and they have all been good. The spinach and artichoke appetizer always comes out freshly cooked and piping hot. I ordered the salmon, balsamic chicken, and pork chops and have been cooked to perfection each time. The pizza is also very good. As a side note, usually I get a little turned off when a restaraunt has a lot of items on the menu, but BJs seems to still be able to give each item the right amount of attention as if it was one of their main dishes.
(5)Angie C.
Came for Happy Hour portions. I am a fairly small eater and the portions are perfect! Wait staff has always been friendly and helpful. My fav is the Saints Fe Spring Rolls but haven't had anything I didn't like. Just remember that if you want the Happy Hour Specials , you have to sit in bar area. They won't give them to you if you sit down on the floor area. 2 steps makes a difference to them.
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