The Flea

[shawnw]

What would make the biggest difference would be to open the bricked-in window openings and restore traditional storefront windows.

yes please

[johnnyhooper]

I love Skinny's and have no doubt these guys will do a great job, but I have to point out we're missing a golden opportunity to re-create what could be a pretty damn authentic Moe's.

[John Knight]

Their grand opening is this Friday at 4:00pm. DJ Carte Blanche featuring Chitty will be spinning from 8:00pm -12:00am.

[John Knight]

A couple pictures I took at the Grand opening last Friday.

[AP]

Looks great. I really wanna check it out.

S/o to Dan with the cameo.

[dankrutka]

Looks great. I really wanna check it out.

S/o to Dan with the cameo.

Ha ha! You never know who actually knows what you look like IRL.

The Flea has a very laid back vibe and the owners (who are from Springfield and opened Skinny Slims) were really nice.

[Urbanized]

I was there when they opened the doors on the first day. Glad to see it back up and running, with a nice renovation inside.

[Pete]

For those seeking darts, pool and shuffleboard, the Flea has them all.

[TeeDub2]

Been here several times on the weekend with some friends and this place is great with all the different games! And $8 pitchers every night

[soonerguru]

Been here several times on the weekend with some friends and this place is great with all the different games! And $8 pitchers every night

This seems like a fun, low-key place to get a beer. Haven't been yet.

[Pete]

From their Facebook page:

[JarrodH]

I really enjoy this bar. I hope they hang on until the area fully develops. Every time I have been in its been 2-3 other groups there and its always felt so dead.

[Pete]

They had planned to add a small food menu but I'm not sure where that now stands.

Opens everyday at 4PM.

[soonerguru]

I really enjoy this bar. I hope they hang on until the area fully develops. Every time I have been in its been 2-3 other groups there and its always felt so dead.

You know, it's not against the law for new businesses to market themselves. In fact, it's becoming very important to do so, given the dizzying amount of new spaces opening up. I've forgotten about half of them. Not picking on the Flea at all, but it always amazes me how restaurant and bar owners think nothing of dumping hundreds of thousand of dollars on interior buildouts and property acquisition, but don't spend a freaking penny on advertising. WTF?

Those who do will reap the benefit. For some reason many of these OKC proprietors think advertising is a sign of defeat.

[Pete]

They've put in a large area area: