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Eagle's Nest Soars As Skydance Supercharges Auto Alley Nights

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Published on July 28, 2026
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Skydance Brewing is giving its downtown regulars a serious upgrade this weekend, unveiling a larger Eagle's Nest lounge perched above its flagship Automobile Alley taproom. The expanded mezzanine adds more room for private events along with a beefed-up food and drink program upstairs, turning the brewery into a fresh late-night hangout in the middle of the growing brewery corridor.

According to The Oklahoman, the revamped Eagle's Nest is set to open to the public this Saturday and is geared to bring more dining and entertainment options to downtown Oklahoma City. The outlet reports that Skydance has expanded into the neighboring Suite B, carving out space for a larger kitchen and a bigger event footprint that can handle private bookings and larger crowds.

Skydance lists its flagship address as 1 NE 7th St, Suite A, and describes the Eagle's Nest mezzanine as seating roughly 30 to 40 guests with a view overlooking the main taproom. The same event details note the posted taproom operating hours and kitchen schedule, plus semi-private and full buyout options. Across the taproom and patio, the entire facility can host about 150 guests, with booking information available on the Skydance Brewing Co. events page.

What Guests Will Find Inside the Eagle's Nest

The Oklahoman reports that the renovation brings in a full kitchen, more seating and an upstairs lounge that is meant to feel like a tucked-away cocktail spot floating above the main floor. The setup is designed so the brewery's rotating tap list still takes center stage, while guests get more options for dinner and late-night cocktails without leaving Automobile Alley.

Skydance's Bigger Play Across Oklahoma

Skydance has been quietly turning its downtown success into a broader footprint. Earlier this year it opened a second taproom in Midwest City and announced a partnership with Apache Casino Hotel in Lawton that will feature a full brewery-restaurant and an Eagle's Nest style speakeasy, according to Native Oklahoma. Founder Jake Keyes has described those moves as part of a larger push to grow Native-owned hospitality ventures across the state.

Back in Oklahoma City, the flagship at 1 NE 7th St, Suite A, continues to post its operating hours and kitchen schedule online, and the Eagle's Nest is set up for semi-private and fully private reservations through the taproom's booking page. Regular programming like trivia and weekly events will stay anchored on the main floor, while the upstairs lounge caters to reserved groups. For details on hours and how to reserve the space, check the events section on the Skydance Brewing Co. site.