Graham’s Club

This place is awesome to go and pre drink and hang out with friends before heading off to your next hangout. On Saturdays it’s any coin longnecks so a must go place for you beer drinkers. They have a good choice in must on both the country side and hip hop side. Brian on the country side who’s normally at the blue bar is our favorite.

Went here for my friend’s birthday and we had a good time. We went on a Thursday night so it was ladies’ night — free to get in and $ 0.50 domestic beer until 11. We got out pretty cheap and had a decent time! Not the best bar or club in town by any means (I prefer Cowboys for a country dance club), but not bad at all for the small amount of money we spent. I’m not sure of Graham’s regular prices, but for the night we went it was much cheaper than Cowboys.

What a fantastic venue to have such a horrible country music DJ! We got there at opening: 7pm and found the «one American coin for any longneck beer» deal to be real! How can you beat that? Bottles of beer for a penny each! WOW! Unfortunately, we started listening to the music on the country dance side :(The DJ was some old guy that was on his cell phone, no kidding, for the first hour and a half we were there. At the beginning of a Saturday night, the majority of what this wannabee DJ played was slow music? We were surprised everyone didn’t go to sleep! The fact that a ton of people were there but no one was on the dance floor for the first hour, and only one or two couples danced in the second hour, should have been a clue to the DJ that he was playing absolute junk for dance music. It’s no wonder he didn’t notice since he was so consumed with his cell phone and other folks that visited him in the booth. We had to go over to the Top Hits side to hear «Boot Scootin’ Boogie»!! We left after a couple hours completely disappointed with the DJ.

I like how they seperated country and hip hop in different rooms. Smoking is not as bad. Great place to visit when I come OKC, hopefully again soon!

Yee haw! I was dragged here by coworkers to help show some out of town business associates a true Oklahoma Cowboy Bar experience! Not the place I’d be drawn to on my own, but it was a lot of fun!
There are two areas – a hip-​hop side and a country side. The hip-​hop was slutty and grungy, complete with a couple cages. Klassy.
The country side was huge with a big dance floor. Of course we drank Bud Lite, being in Rome and all. The music was great. Everybody piled on the dance floor for numerous line dances and we all left a sweaty mess. What a great night!

Ugh. If you are into trashy cowboys that are only look for a drunk chick to score with and drunk chicks that are looking for free drinks and willing to give up the pussy to get it, then this is your club! I cannot stand the people in there. It is pretty much the same crowd every Thursday night and everyone knows everyone and everyone has slept with everyone and it is a little too much drama for me. White trash galore in here. Blech.
Ladies get in free on Thursday nights which is basically the only night of the week worth going here. Pretty much everyone in the club is trash and drama, drama, drama.
The drinks are cheap and decent (the women are just cheap). The security is decent so there is rarely a fight and there are ALWAYS cops outside the front door just waiting for your drunk ass to stumble out so they can get you.
When you first walk in, there is hip hop dancing area, complete with a stage and a couple of caged in stripper poles for those that think they are sexy and can dance. Watching those idiots is usually the best part of the night. Walk around a little and there is the bigger country music and dancing area.
In short, I would rather stay home and dance with my dogs then dance with the trash that grace this club.

Went to Graham’s with a few co-​workers on a Thursday night.
Graham’s is a country bar for the most part. It it quite large in size, with a small dance floor near the entrance that plays mostly 90’s dance/​pop/​rap along with current top 40 pop songs. This dance floor is complete with a stripper pole that you will on occasion find (girls) trying to spin on. It has it’s own DJ and there is a bar next to it.
The main area of Graham’s is where the country music is played. It has a large dance floor where people can boot scoot. It also has a main bar area to get drinks. The beer selection is pretty limited at Graham’s such as Miller, Bud, Coors. The only import that I could find them having was Corona. But hey you are in Oklahoma with the tighter beer laws so expect the near beer anyway.
This place was pretty busy for a Thursday night. Country bars are not normally my thing but I would think if you like those types of places you can’t go wrong here.

Ok, I gave it 3 stars but I’m a bit nostalgic. When I turned 21 in the 90’s, Grahams was one of the hottest places to hang at. InCahoots was a younger crowd while Grahams catered to an older crowd. Matter of fact, the people I used to hang out with still go there except they look a little bit older. None-​the-​less, I had so much fun there. I went there recently and it really hasn’t changed. There are two bar areas. When you first walk in, there’s a smaller dance floor that generally plays dance music/​top 40. Turn the corner and there’s the main dance floor. Fairly large and a good «shuffle floor». Saturday nights get pretty busy and they still offer coin beer there. When there is a horse show or rodeo in town, everyone hits this bar. It’s an icon in the OKC area. If you’re looking for a place to hide out in the background and observe, this is the place. It never amazes me the things that some women choose to wear — so that is entertaining. Someone women in their late 40s still think it’s acceptable to wear sequin tube tops — but hey — you go girl! It’s like going to the fair but a bar version. But seriously, everyone is very nice, including the bartenders. All my old friends still hang out there so it can’t be too bad. I think you should at least experience Grahams once in your life. Don’t be surprised to find me there on a Saturday night if I’m in town.