TULSA
TULSA
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TO BELOCAL TULSA
Hi, neighbor.
Whether you’re a long-term local that’s found a new home in the community or from out of state and just settling into Tulsa (or a nearby suburb), we’re here to help!
BeLocal Tulsa gives you the best of the best, written by your local neighbors. All of the content here came from fellow area residents who answered surveys all about their local favorites! Inside you will find the best recommendations for all sorts of topics such as local eateries, your new go-to coffee shops, dessert spots, local hidden gems, places for your four-legged friends, a little bit of history, and so much more.
With so much to offer, you need a guide to fully experience the area from a longtime neighbor’s perspective. We’ve packed this resource full of local tips, fun facts, and so much more! We encourage you to use BeLocal as a bucket list book for all things Tulsa and the surrounding areas!
We hope that BeLocal helps you transition more smoothly, and even helps you find all the best spots that could otherwise take years to discover. So go ahead, dig in and explore all the places and spaces that make this community such a fun place to call home!
Cheers!
NICHOLE WALKER Publisher and Owner
(918) 850-0215
Nichole.Walker@n2co.com
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Tyler Layne Photography
our mission
BeLocal Tulsa is a local resource guide that connects neighbors (new to the community and longtime locals) to the “best-of’s” in Tulsa and the surrounding areas. Written by locals, BeLocal is all about helping you discover the heartbeat of our great city and the nearby suburbs. We are here to share the best places to go, the best things to do, and the best businesses to use. Welcome home.
CONTRIBUTORS
TORI MINTON Content Curator and Editor
STEPHEN HESTER Local Foodie @the918agent
MERINDA MICKLE Tulsa Neighbor Content Curator
TYLER LAYNE Photographer Tyler Layne Photography
TARRA QUINN Local Foodie @highitstarra
NICHOLE WALKER Publisher and Owner BeLocal Tulsa,
RAEGAN GROBE Social Media Strategist @origincreatives
KENNEDY & MORGAN Local Sweet Experts
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How Tulsa Became the Oil Capital of the World
Photos provided by Tulsa Historical Society & Museum
Like most communities, Tulsa has a rich history of prosperity and peril. In 1541, Spanish explorers came to Oklahoma searching for gold and silver but changed their trade of choice when they spotted the native herds of buffalo. Over the next 300 years, fur traders made their way into the area, and otters, bears, and elk roamed freely throughout the region. After the United States purchased the Louisiana Territory from France in 1803, the following decades saw a territory of rough country shift into a thriving town.
FUN FACT
At the height of the oil boom, more than 30 trains per day stopped at the Glenn Pool Oil Field.
CATTLE DRIVES
Native Americans and other pioneers who moved into Indian Territory were starting from scratch. Many began small farms to feed their families and earn income while others started ranches to produce beef for family and market. The Muscogee (Creek) Nation owned large amounts of land, and tribal members used or leased cattle on these lands for profit. Much of what is now Tulsa was part of the Perryman Ranch. Cowboys were employed to work the ranch and drive the cattle to sales points. Just like the Chisholm Trail mentioned in old John Wayne movies, large herds of cattle were driven up from Texas into northeastern Oklahoma.
CREEK COUNCIL OAK
The native people of this region were the Osage, who moved across the tallgrass prairie with the buffalo. Members of the Lochapoka, a branch of the Muscogee (Creek) tribe, came to this area on the Trail of Tears and built the first settlements in the late 1830s. They brought their visions of a new home in Indian Territory, along with keepsakes and reminders of their previous life in Alabama. The Lochapoka carried the ashes of their sacred fire on the journey to establish their new town. They rekindled the fire beneath the large post oak to signify the continuity between their old and new homes. The Council Oak became the location of Lochapoka ceremonies, feasts, games, and business until the mid-1890s. Now a city park, the Creek Council Oak at 18th Street and Cheyenne Avenue is a site on the National Register of Historic Places and considered Tulsa’s founding landmark.
Creek Nation Council Oak Park, circa 1925. Three men stand under the tree (left to right): J. M. Hall, Charles B. Peters, and Col. Clarence B. Douglas
1879, the Perryman Ranch home became the headquarters for Tulsa’s first post office.
A group of men standing on the Saint Louis and San Francisco "Frisco" Railway bridge in Tulsa, Creek Nation, circa 1895. This bridge replaced the first "Frisco" bridge that washed away in a flood.
THE RAILROAD ARRIVES
In 1882, when the railroad made its way through Kansas to the banks of the Arkansas River in Tulsa, the cattle cars could then take the herds to market all over the country. Ranching was widespread until the early 1900s when the focus shifted from cattle to oil. Once a rough and tumble place, the need quickly grew for general stores, hotels, horse stables, and blacksmith shops as railroad workers and others moved into Indian Territory. Tulsa pioneers quickly set up businesses near the railroad and the town began to thrive. At least three newspapers were being published by 1898 when the town decided to incorporate, which was a solid sign that Tulsa was on the move. Establishing a police department and building Tulsa’s first public schools quickly followed.
FUN FACT
During 1907, Oklahoma produced more oil than any other state in the United States and any other country in the world.
THAT WAS JUST THE BEGINNING
A foundation had been laid for an impressive and diverse city. Quality of life within the community was very important. The Osage who had already settled in the area joined other Native Americans who moved in, white and black settlers, ranch hands and farmers, railroad workers and missionaries, merchants and drifters, preachers and teachers, lawmen and outlaws, the hopefuls and the hopeless. These and others made history by moving in and trying to move up. By the end of the 19th century, Tulsa was a small but prominent cowtown.
Tulsa, where oil abounds
OIL CAPITAL OF THE WORLD
On November 22, 1905, Robert Galbreath, a local explorer and investor, along with his crew found an oil-producing well. They named the well the Ida E. Glenn. It was this strike that brought Tulsa to national attention and attracted oil barons and workers to the area by the thousands. By 1906, oil refineries were built to handle the huge amounts of oil that were flowing out of the Glenn Pool, and oil companies began to move their offices to Tulsa to be closer to their investments. The discovery of black gold brought in gushers of cash to pave the streets and line them with homes and stores and skyscrapers. Tulsa barely resembled the Indian Territory it had been just a few short years before, and as Oklahoma became a state in 1907, Tulsa was poised to become “The Oil Capital of the World.”
ART DECO ARCHITECTURE
With this new wealth, new residents were determined to prove to everyone that Tulsa had class and culture. They wanted what was most modern, what was tallest, and what best reflected speed and motion. The realization of that vision succeeded in making Tulsa one of America’s showcase cities for Art Deco architecture. The famous zigzag style with its many repeated symbols and shapes can be seen in the Boston Avenue Church, Christ the King Church, and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Westhope.
With a stock market crash at the end of the 1920s and the ensuing Depression, financial hardships birthed the Art Deco PWA style. Named for the Public Works Administration that employed many Americans during the Depression as construction labor for public buildings, this more minimalist design is showcased in Tulsa’s Union Bus Depot and the Fairgrounds Pavilion.
As the Depression continued, Art Deco became more and more simplistic and design elements were flattened even further. Urban sprawl had also started to take over the city. By the 1930s, buildings had concrete walls, curved facades, and utilized glass bricks. Strip malls, parking garages, gas stations, and drive-in restaurants took over and signage and standardized design became important to help patrons identify businesses.
A burned block of the Greenwood District, located at the east corner of Greenwood Avenue and East Archer Street. Following the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921, only the brick walls of the buildings remain standing.
THE WORLD AFTER THE WAR
Following World War I, Tulsa was recognized nationally for its affluent African American community known as the Greenwood District. This vibrant area was referred to as “Black Wall Street” and was home to many Black-owned businesses including grocery stores, banks, libraries, and more. In June 1921, a series of events nearly destroyed the entire Greenwood area. The details of what followed vary from person to person, but involve the arrest of a young African American man, claims that he would be lynched, and then a massive altercation between the black and white communities. In the wake of the violence, 35 city blocks of the Greenwood District lay in charred ruins, and more than 800 people were treated for injuries. Twenty-four hours after the violence erupted, it ceased. Initially, contemporary reports of deaths began at 36, but today’s historians now believe as many as 300 people may have died. The Tulsa Historical Society & Museum has created a traveling exhibit on the history of the Greenwood Area, and Greenwood Rising, a new museum that opened in the fall of 2021, tells the remarkable and resilient story of Greenwood and its surrounding community. Exhibits bring this story to vivid life on the very site of Black Wall Street, and their Pathway to Hope (a walking route between John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park and other sites in the Greenwood District) acknowledges this history, elevates Black Wall Street icons, and encourages present-day healing of past, yet lingering, wounds.
John Hope Franklin Reconciliation Park (Tyler Layne Photography)
Tulsa's Atlas Life Building was built on Boston Avenue in 1922.
(Photo by Steve Larese)
A FLAG FOR THE PEOPLE
In 2017, a group of private citizens organized an effort to design a new flag for the city of Tulsa. The effort, called the Tulsa Flag Project, received nearly 400 design submissions. The winning design was voted on by residents and the city council officially approved this design by unanimous vote on October 3, 2018.
1. The blue field symbolizes the Arkansas River, and the many resources it has provided throughout our history and today.
2. The horizontal line represents the 1901 discovery of oil, the “black gold” that brought substantial growth and commerce to this land.
3. The shield represents the Native American tribes forced to relocate to this region. It is also a nod to the Oklahoma state flag.
4. Within the shield, the red circle represents the bloodshed and lives lost during the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre that destroyed Black Wall Street, the most prosperous African American community in the country.
5. The beige star at the center represents Tulsa’s bright future. A nod to Tulsa’s Art Deco architecture, it shows that we heal from past wounds and continue to flourish as an icon of a uniquely American city.
6. The beige field represents the warmth and community commonly found in Tulsa.
FUN FACT
The Golden Driller is a 75-foot-tall, 43,500-pound statue of an oil worker. It is the sixth-tallest statue in the United States and has been located in front of the Tulsa Expo Center since 1966.
TOMORROW’S TULSA
Tulsa has provided the world with so many gifts. Music like Greenwood Jazz and Western Swing got their start on these very streets. We’ve birthed artists like Patti Page and Roy Clark, plus TV personalities Paul Harvey, Tony Randal, and Donna Reed. Even Hopalong Cassidy, Gary Busey, and Kristen Chenowith have called Tulsa their home. Authors S.E. Hinton and Clifton Taulbert and athletes Kenny Monday (Olympic wrestling) and Felix Jones (NFL player) share what they learned here in Tulsa with the world. Those who have gone before us have left us with the legacy of how to build a community and tomorrow’s Tulsa is shaping up to be better than they could’ve ever imagined.
FAVORITES LOCAL
I’m Stephen Hester, and I love showcasing everything that makes Oklahoma an incredible place to live. As a realtor and content creator, I’m passionate about helping people discover the best places to eat, explore, and call home in Tulsa. Whether you’re searching for a new brunch spot, a hidden gem for date night, or expert insight on the local real estate market, I’ve got you covered! Follow me on social media at @The918Agent, and my YouTube channel, Stephen Talks Oklahoma, for even more local highlights. Interested in working together? Feel free to reach out at shester@cbtulsa.com. I’m Tarra Quinn, and Tulsa will always be home to me. As a full-time content creator, I’m passionate about sharing the incredible stories of the small businesses that make this city so unique. There’s so much delicious food to discover here, and I’m always on the lookout for the perfect spot for a date night, girls’ night out, or a sweet treat. If you’re looking for recommendations, I’ve got you covered! You can find me on all social platforms at @Highitstarra. Interested in working together? Feel free to reach out at hello@highitstarra.com
Photo by: Echo PR TARRA QUINN
STEPHEN HESTER
breakfast or brunch
WILDFLOWER CAFE TULSA ▸ 1306 East 11th St, Tulsa, OK 74120 ▸ It’s like having breakfast at your grandma’s house. The charm and coziness of this place make it a regular stop for me. You must try the banana bread French toast, and if you’re a fan of cheesy grits, this is your place. Don’t skip their homemade desserts! They’re open WednesdaySaturday until 8 p.m. - Tarra
BRAMBLE – BREAKFAST & BAR ▸ 121 N. Ash Ave., Broken Arrow, OK 74012 ▸ Bramble is a must-visit breakfast and brunch spot in Tulsa with locations in the Rose District, Jenks Riverwalk, and the Pearl District. The Rose District location close at 2 PM and reopens as a different restaurant at night (Shakey Jakes)—pretty cool, right? - Stephen Recommendations: Khachapuri and of course their fluffy, buttery perfect pancakes.
CHIMERA ▸ 212 N Main St, Tulsa, OK 74103
Known for their delicious coffee and prime location in the heart of downtown Tulsa, Chimera offers great breakfast options, including gluten-free and vegan choices. Don’t miss the breakfast tacos or, my favorite, the avocado toast. - Tarra
seafood & cajun
T-JOHNNY’S ▸ 309 E Oak St, Coweta, OK 74429 ▸ Authentic Louisiana seafood, with crawfish brought in twice a week. Their sassy plates are out of this world—I love the one with crab, drenched in seasoned butter. They also have a shop where you can buy groceries. Don’t miss the boudin balls—they’re the best around here. - Tarra
GIBBY’S SOUTH IN YOUR MOUTH ▸ 520 W Will Rogers Blvd, Claremore, OK 74017 ▸ If you’re on the hunt for authentic Cajun food in Oklahoma, Gibby’s South in Your Mouth in Claremore needs to be on your list. They serve up Southern comfort food with a Creole kick, and let me tell you—it does not disappoint. - Stephen Recommendations: Boudin Balls and Blackened Catfish Opelousas
NOLA’S ▸ 1334 E 15th St, Tulsa, OK 74120 ▸ Whether you’re craving Cajun food for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, Nola’s has you covered. They’re most known for their Voodoo Chicken, but if you love a good pork chop, be sure to check theirs out! - Tarra
SISSEROUS ▸ 107 N Boulder Ave C, Tulsa, OK 74103 ▸ Located in the heart of downtown Tulsa, Sisserous offers some of my favorite dishes. Their mahi-mahi is incredible, served on a bed of rice and cabbage. I also love their jerk chicken. It’s a great spot for a nice night out or a casual lunch at the bar. - Tarra
9107 S Sheridan Rd, Tulsa, OK 74133 ▸ If you love authentic Chinese food, Mandarin Taste is the real deal. Open since 2013, it was started by an international student from Beijing, so you know you’re getting legit flavors. - Stephen Recommendations: The Hot & Sour Soup and the Kung Pao Chicken
KAI ▸ 201 W 5th St, STE 110, Tulsa, OK 74103 ▸ A Tulsa staple, Kai offers the best pho and spring rolls in the city. Owned by a local family, this spot is perfect for lunch or dinner. I can’t recommend it enough—I’d eat here every day if I could! - Tarra
ELLE’S CAFE ▸ 501 S Cherokee St, Catoosa, OK 74015 Serving traditional Hmong food, Elle’s Cafe is a must-try. If you love soup, check out their soup flight, where for just $20, you can try three different soups. I also love their spring rolls and traditional sausage, and their Thai basil pork stir-fry is fantastic! - Tarra
burgers & bbq
MISFIT KITCHEN ▸ 111 N. Main St, Tulsa, OK
74103 ▸ Misfit Kitchen, located in downtown Tulsa, is a must-visit spot. I never leave without grabbing their nachos, The Wifey Sandwich, and the Brussels sprouts—each dish is packed with flavor and never disappoints. It’s the perfect place to stop by before a concert downtown, you can sometimes even catch live music, trivia nights and more. Checkout their social media to learn more. - Tarra
LUKE’S BBQ ▸ 24767 OK-51, Broken Arrow, OK
74014 ▸ Open Wednesday-Sunday, Luke’s BBQ is a place you need to visit early to ensure they don’t sell out. Not only do they serve the best burnt ends, but their sides are just as amazing. Check them out during the holidays when they sell briskets, turkeys, and other smoked meats in bulk! - Tarra
COUNTRY MEN ▸ 24 W Commercial St, Inola, OK 74036
Where do I even begin? This place started as a hobby and now has a line wrapped around the building. Currently open only on Saturdays from 5-8 p.m., go early and go hungry. My recommendation is the ribs and brisket—don’t skip his mom’s bread pudding! - Tarra
DISTRICT BURGER ▸ 219 S Main St, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
If you’re looking for a great burger in Broken Arrow, District Burger is the place to go. Located right off Main Street in the Rose District, they serve up locally sourced beef, so every bite supports local farmers and tastes even better. - Stephen Recommendations: onion rings, fries, The Class burger and the oreo shake to finish it off!
OMG LOUNGE ▸ 11330 N Garnett Rd Ste C, Owasso, OK 74055
If you’re serious about burgers in Oklahoma, OMG Lounge in Owasso needs to be on your list. After trying several spots across the state, this place landed at #2 on my top five burgers list—and for good reason. - Stephen Recommendations: The Dadbod and The Spicy Monkey. Both are packed with flavor, cooked just right, and easily 9.3-worthy.
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pizza or italian
DANTE’S WOODFIRE PIZZA ▸ 2113 E Admiral Blvd, Tulsa, OK 74110 ▸ Hidden behind Heirloom Rustic Ales, Dante’s Woodfire Pizza might just be Tulsa’s best-kept pizza secret. My foodie friends Nathan and Sarah swore it was the best in town, so we had to check it out. - Stephen Recommendations: Cacio e Pepe and Hot Boy
BOHEMIAN PIZZERIA ▸ 818 E 3rd St, Tulsa, OK 74120 ▸ Looking for a great vibe and amazing pizza? Bohemian Pizzeria is the spot. My go-to order is the roasted artichoke hummus, pesto chicken pizza, and for dessert, an affogato. - Tarra
MALFI ▸ 3410 S Peoria Ave, Suite 200, Tulsa, OK 74105 ▸ A new McNellies concept, Malfi is both delicious and affordable. You must try their white bean dip as an appetizer. Their chopped salads are excellent, and my favorite pasta is the bucatini with basil cream and pesto. The ricotta cake is a must-try! - Tarra
american comfort food
NELSON’S BUFFETERIA ▸ 4401 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, ▸ If you’re in Tulsa and craving classic comfort food, Nelson’s Buffeteria is where you need to be. Originally founded in 1929, this iconic spot started in downtown Tulsa and now serves up homestyle favorites on Memorial. I tried the Mac n cheese, the mashed potatoes and green beans. But the real star? The chicken-fried chicken. And rumor has it their chicken-fried steak is even better. If you want old-school Tulsa comfort food done right, Nelson’s Buffeteria is a must-visit. - Stephen
ISLA’S KITCHEN ▸ 404 E Archer St, Tulsa, OK 74120 ▸ Did you know Oklahoma has a state meal? Better yet, did you know Islas Kitchen is the only restaurant in the state that serves it?
Located in downtown Tulsa, right across from Driller Stadium, this Southern gem is all about big flavors and bigger portions. The Oklahoma State Meal is no joke—chicken-fried steak, buttermilk biscuits, cornbread muffins, fried okra, cheese grits, black-eyed peas, squash casserole, and even pecan pie. Perfect for two (or three) people to share… unless you’re feeling ambitious. - Stephen
KING’S WINGS ▸ 804 S Lewis Ave, Tulsa, OK 74104 ▸ Traditional, delicious bone-in wings. Their hot lemon pepper wings are my go-to, and you can’t miss their homemade ranch. Don’t skip the mac and cheese, and for dessert, try their fried biscuits! - Tarra
BROTHERS JUST WINGIN’ IT ▸ 8134 E 68th St, Tulsa, OK 74133
Located near 61st and Memorial, in the parking lot of Car Toys, Brothers Just Wingin’ It sells out daily—and for good reason. Their wings are amazing, and their fried pickles are even better. Get there early, because you might not get a plate! - Tarra
LA COSHI ▸ 5104 S Mingo Rd, Tulsa, OK 74146 ▸ This pink food truck located at 51st and Mingo serves the best quesabirria tacos in Tulsa—hands down. I also love their chile quiles and tortas. You can’t go wrong with anything at La Coshi. - Tarra
DE LA GLORIA FOOD TRUCK ▸ 11214 E 71st St, Tulsa, OK 74133 ▸ If you’re craving authentic Mexican food in Tulsa, De La Gloria Food Truck is where you need to be. Tucked away in the Bob’s Mill Furniture parking lot off 71st Street, this spot proves that some of the best food comes from a truck.This is the kind of spot you tell your friends about. Authentic, delicious, and absolutely worth the trip. - Stephen Recommendations: Baja California Fish Tacos, Mutalisk and the Quesabirra
TACOS MEZCAL (TXMZ) ▸ 39 E 18th St, Tulsa, OK 74119 ▸ There are so many dishes I love at TXMZ! Not only is the food amazing, but they have a wonderful patio, and the interior is beautiful. Be sure to try their elote and guacamole, and don’t miss their ceviche. They also offer vegan and gluten-free options, and let me tell you, the beet tacos are wonderful. - Tarra
"The Art District’s Art Crawl will drop you into the heart of the arts community and the gallery windows of 108 Contemporary will entice you to enter the exhibit space." - Robbie E.
NO OTHER
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PHILBROOK ▸ philbrook.org ▸ 918-748-5300 ▸ 2727 S, Rockford Rd., Tulsa, OK 74114 ▸ Philbrook Museum of Art is committed to being Tulsa’s most welcoming and engaging cultural institution, providing a unique trifecta of experiences: a historic home, a world-class art museum, and 25 acres of gardens. The Philbrook Collection features more than 16,000 objects with a focus on American, Native American, and European art. Serving over 160,000 visitors annually, Philbrook shines a light on Tulsa’s storied and complex past while building a diverse and creative vision of the city’s future.
GUTHRIE GREEN ▸ guthriegreen.com ▸ 918-574-2421
111 E. Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, OK 74103 ▸ Guthrie Green is a former industrial site and freight yard that now showcases an outdoor performance space and public park in downtown Tulsa with tree-lined paths, a splash pad powered by green technology, and a large lawn where guests attend free year-round markets, festivals, concerts, fitness and many other events at this public space. All events at Guthrie Green are free and open to the public! GREENWOOD RISING ▸ greenwoodrising.org ▸ 539-867-3173
23 N. Greenwood Ave., Tulsa OK 74120 ▸ Greenwood Rising commemorates the historic Greenwood District and the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. Visitors to the center explore the history of Tulsa’s Historic Greenwood District and connect to the spirit of its Black citizens through an immersive journey that uses projection mapping, holographic effect, and environmental media. Greenwood Rising is a free resource for educating locals and visitors alike on restorative justice and historical and contemporary anti-Black issues.
108 CONTEMPORARY ▸ 108contemporary.org ▸ 918-895-6302 ▸ 108 E. Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, OK 74103 ▸ Located in the heart of the Tulsa Arts District is 108 Contemporary, a nonprofit fine arts gallery with a mission to inspire, educate and recognize contemporary art. The gallery is dedicated to supporting artists in Oklahoma and abroad, and visitors enjoy unique exhibits, artist studios and a multitude of learning opportunities. Gallery admission is always free!
BOB DYLAN CENTER
bobdylancenter.com ▸ 918-392-3483
116 E Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, OK 74103
In 2016, news broke that Bob Dylan had given his vast archive of recordings and artifacts to the George Kaiser Family Foundation of Tulsa. When asked why he’d chosen Tulsa, he said, “There’s more vibrations on the coasts, for sure, but I’m from Minnesota and I like the casual hum of the heartland.” Tulsa is happy to welcome the renowned singer-songwriter and his 29,000-square-foot, state-of-the art center that now features rotating exhibits, 5,000+-square-foot archive, a 55-seat screening room, and so much more.
LOCAL TIP
THE OUTSIDERS HOUSE MUSEUM theoutsidershouse.com
731 North St. Louis Ave. Tulsa, OK 74106
The Outsiders House Museum is dedicated to preserving the home and memorabilia used in the Outsiders, filmed by Francis Ford Coppola in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 1982. The museum gives visitors access to rare photographs never seen before. These pictures provide a unique glimpse of the cast at work. Purchase tickets at The Outsiders House Gift Shop. Stay golden!
TULSA ART DECO MUSEUM
decopolis.net ▸ 918-382-7388
In the Philcade Building 511 S. Boston Ave., Tulsa, OK 74103
This downtown Deco District mini-museum is comprised of the beautiful lobby of the historic Philcade building and its window displays. Local residents and collectors made this possible, donating Art Deco artifacts and information pertaining to Tulsa’s Deco Era history to share with visitors from around the world. Be sure to ask for a FREE Deco District walking tour map before heading downtown to our second mini-Tulsa Art Deco museum located downtown!
“Guthrie Green always has something fun going on. We love their movies, plays, music and even yoga in the park.” -
Merinda M.
304 S Trenton Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74120
This historic church was turned into a recording studio and became the home office of Shelter Records in 1972. Under Leon Russell’s leadership, the stone structure served (and still serves) as a creative workshop for songwriters, musicians, engineers, and singers to collaborate, learn, and inspire. Often considered the birthplace of the “Tulsa Sound,” a full renovation of the church was undertaken and now all are welcome to stroll through our own little piece of rock and roll history.
TULSA
J Cole. ▸ J. Cole Shoes has you covered – from head to toe! With a carefully curated product mix consisting of fashion-forward shoes, clothing, and accessories, this boutique offers high-quality finds in a fun and relaxed environment. Come by and visit their shop at 9930 Riverside Parkway, and find them on Instagram: @jcoleshoes.
Suit Connection ▸ Suit Connection, located at 6011 S Sheridan Road, Tulsa, OK 74145, has been a trusted destination for high-quality, affordable menswear since 2005. Specializing in formal wear, suits, tuxedos, and accessories, they are dedicated to helping customers look their best for any occasion. With a focus on style and value, they ensure that every customer can find a look that suits both their taste and budget. Whether you are preparing for a wedding, business event, or just needing a wardrobe update, Suit Connection offers the perfect fit. Stop by today or check them out online at www.menssuitstulsa.com
Dog Dish ▸ Dog Dish has been catering to Tulsa’s pets since 2002. Their knowledgeable staff hand-selects each product so customers are sure to get the best in premium food and treats, beautiful upholstered dog beds, and a wide range of toys, bowls, collars, apparel, and more. Be sure to check out their fresh, yummy, all-natural oven-baked dog treats and jerky, available every day! Pets are always welcome in-store at 2803 South Harvard, and everyone can follow along on Facebook @DogDishTulsa.
Ida Red General Store – Multiple Locations ▸ Ida Red is not easily categorized or tamed. They have a little of this and a lot of that. Their love for the great state of Oklahoma shines through their collection of Oklahoma and Tulsa-themed merchandise from the red dirt era to today. Plus apparel, greeting cards, home decor, stickers and old-fashioned candy and soda pop. You will not want to miss this store next time you’re in Brookside. Find them at 3336 S. Peoria Ave. in Tulsa or get lots of inspiration from their social, @idaredtulsa.
SR Hughes ▸ Whether they are thoughtfully selecting the next collection of furniture, lighting, rugs, or accessories for their showroom or carefully crafting the next interior design or remodeling project, their goal remains constant – to build a legacy of timeless, quality design that inspires and delights. As a family-owned business of three generations, they represent a collection of classic modern vendors unparalleled in Oklahoma. Find out more at www.srhughes.com
Stash Apparel and Gifts ▸ Offering contemporary, high-quality apparel, handbags, and accessories, Stash strives to provide the perfect pieces you need to build a fashion-forward wardrobe. Their team can follow the latest fashion trends while still creating a welcoming space that lets all customers feel at home. It's a daily labor of love. Take a look around the store at 3636 S. Peoria Ave. in Tulsa or shop from home at www.shopatstash.com.
Modern Cottage ▸ If you like boutique shopping, you’re going to love Modern Cottage! They have everything you need to combine modern design with the nostalgia of home. Apparel, homewares, and infant and toddler goods all boast the perfect combination of simple functionality and beautiful style. For that perfect addition, check out Modern Cottage at 1325 E. 15th St. and online at shopmoderncottage.com
Fifteenth and Home ▸ Get ready to furnish your whole home with a unique vision of contemporary living where quality is balanced with value. Design services are offered by appointment to create imaginative solutions to fit your lifestyle. Stop by 1512 E 15th St, Tulsa, OK 74120 or visit fifteenthandhome.com to learn more.
Black Sheep Boutique ▸ Black Sheep Boutique is a female-owned business, offering cutting-edge trends in women's clothes and gifts you won't find anywhere else. Step out and show off by shopping their website at www.shopblacksheepboutique.com, on Facebook @BSBoutiqueandSalon, and in-store at 1345 E 15th St. Tulsa, OK 74120.
DECOPOLIS! ▸ Visit a magical, Art Deco-themed, town square with shops featuring oodles of Tulsa souvenirs, local interest books, and locally made gifts! You can also visit a mini-Tulsa Art Deco Museum filled with fascinating facts about Tulsa's incredible Jazz Age history, along with numerous Tulsa and Art Deco artifacts. The DECOPOLIS Discovitorium is more than a store with great books, gifts, and classic toys; it's an attraction you won’t want to miss. Visit them at 1401 E. 11th St., in Tulsa.
Buck Atoms Cosmic Curios ▸ Buck Atoms is Tulsa's newest roadside attraction, created by one of Tulsa's most beloved entrepreneurs, Mary Beth Babcock. Hundreds of Tulsans chipped in to help bring to life Mary Beth's dream of creating this giant Space Cowboy, "Muffler Man,'' on Route 66. Stop by 1347 E. 11th St. for a photo op with Buck Atoms and to find some great souvenirs in the Cosmic Curios gift shop!
THE FARM
Pink Creek ▸ You will be tickled pink after checking out this adorable boutique located at 5219 S. Sheridan Rd, Tulsa, OK. They have everything you need to sparkle from bags to boots, clothing, and even a doggie boutique. For the VIP experience, book with one of their brand educators. You can even schedule a private girls night or stay at home in your pj's and shop online at ShopPinkCreek.com
Windsor Market ▸ Winsdor Market boasts 15,000 square feet of showroom space with antique collections from an assortment of vendors. Many travel worldwide to purchase one-of-a-kind merchandise so you can discover global finds in a variety of styles to customize any home or office. With an enormous showroom space and a large collection of vendors, you're guaranteed to find something you will love at 6530 E. 51st St., Tulsa
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Muse Intimates ▸ Muse Intimates is intimate apparel at its finest. They specialize in bra fittings and offer sleepwear, loungewear, lingerie, and swimwear. Additionally, they are an Accredited Post Mastectomy Care Facility with ABCOP and offer insurance billing for mastectomy products. The fit specialists at Muse believe that helping a woman to find the best undergarments for her body will help her to be more comfortable, look better in her clothes, and give her confidence in every area of her life. Treat yourself at www.museintimates.com
Lolly Garden ▸ Lolly Garden Founded by three Tulsa moms in the spring of 2008, Lolly Garden is the place in Tulsa to buy clothes, gifts, and accessories for kids, ages newborn to 14. While browsing the beautiful aisles, it’s easy to see why Lolly Garden has been locally and nationally recognized as a premier children’s boutique. Come by and visit their shop at 2046 Utica Square, and find a great selection of styles from emerging and well-known designers like Kickee Pants, KissyKissy, Splendid, Tea, and many others.
Amber Marie & CO. ▸ (multiple locations)
Amber Marie & CO. is “Tulsa’s best lifestyle Store!” This mother-daughter duo started Amber Maire & CO with a garage sale, taking the money they made and turning that into their dream. They carry everything from the latest trends in interior design to clothing, accessories, and novelty gift items, with special made-in-Oklahoma gifts, game day gear, art, and cutting boards. Visit them at 4932 E 91st St Tulsa, OK 74137, and don’t forget to say hi to their mascot Winston! @ambermarieandco.
BROKEN ARROW
Vintage Phoenix Marketplace ▸ The Vintage Phoenix is a Faith based family business in Broken Arrow. The store was created to be able to give back to the community through moments of outreach and items for a reasonable price. Offing things from home furnishing, décor, apparel, accessories and much more. Come by and check them out at 701 W. Washington St Broken Arrow, OK 74012 and follow @vintagephoenixmarketplace
Summer’s Market ▸ Mixing French country and farmhouse styles with modern design, this mother-daughter boutique boasts a wide collection of home decor, furniture, candles,real-touch blooms and more. Their fall and Christmas collections make perfect holiday gifts, and their everyday decor ensures great finds year-round. Visit Summer’s Market at 1925 S Elm Pl, Broken Arrow, and follow them on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest, @summersmarketba.
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- Vivian B
FIRST! dessert EAT
YOUR LOCAL SWEETS EXPERTS!
Our favorite meal is DESSERT!
And we think the best part about dessert time is that it can be any time of day – or it should, although our momma and daddy don't always agree to this. But if you're reading this – we vote that you get to have dessert any time of day! A few of our favorite sweet treats are sprinkled doughnuts, icing-trimmed cupcakes and all things ice cream, so long as there's a cherry on the top. Our list of local favorite places is pretty long, but here are a few options to get you started discovering your local favorites.
SUGAR LLAMAS
(multiple locations)
10030 S Mingo Rd, Tulsa, OK 74133
918-994-7066 ▸ sugarllamas.com
Sugar Llamas isn't your average coffee shop! Locally owned by passionate people, they pair delicious coffee with one-of-a-kind mini donuts and ice cream!
PATISSERIE BY SHEILA ANNE
610-B West Main St., Jenks, Oklahoma 74037
918-209-4988 ▸ sheilaannepastry.com
Neighborhood bakery, authentic French and American pastries using the finest quality ingredients. Treat yourself to croissants, Pâte à choux and puff pastry with almond cream, and American classics like cherry pie, carrot cake and cinnamon rolls.
ROSE ROCK MICROCREAMERY
(multiple locations) ▸ 113 E 5th St., Tulsa, OK 74103 918-396-8001 ▸ roserockmicrocreamery.com
As Oklahoma’s original microcreamery, they bring a unique twist to traditional ice cream. Small batches. Hand-crafted. All-natural ingredients.
PINKITZEL
1340 E 15th St. E 15th St.Tulsa, OK 74120 918-582-7465 ▸ pinkitzel.com
It's a beautiful day to eat a treat! Pinkitzel is a lot more than cupcakes and candy. Think hot cocoa, hand-made macarons overnighted from France, cotton candy, giant chocolate-dipped Oreos, and so much more!
COFFEE HOUSE ON CHERRY STREETNEIGHBORHOOD BAKERY
1502 East 15th Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74120 918-779-6137 ▸ chocstulsa.com
This adorable bakery, affectionaly known as CHOCS to locals has been providing the heart of Tulsa with the best coffee, breakfast, pastries and gluten free + vegan cakes, cookies and pies for more than 18 years. Be sure to check out their open mic nights too.
ANTOINETTE BAKING COMPANY
207 N. Main St., Tulsa, OK 74103 539-777-1674 ▸ antoinettebakingco.com
A childhood obsession and a passion for baking is still alive and well for lifelong friends Molly and Andrea. After moving to the Tulsa Arts District in 2015, Antoinette has loved growing with the community.
KUPCAKZ
6105 S. Mingo Rd., Tulsa, OK 74133
918-461-0228 ▸ kupcakz.com
Kupcakz's mission is "Kupcakz for Everyone." They want to ensure you can have a sweet treat regardless of your dietary restrictions, food allergies, or lifestyle preferences. They offer various desserts in classic, gluten-free, keto, vegan, and vegan gluten-free!
STG GELATERIA
(multiple locations) ▸ 1601 E. 15th St., Tulsa, OK 74120 918-619-6145 ▸ stgitalian.com
STG Gelateria is home to Italian gelato, made fresh and in-house daily. Their gelato is made true to the Italian process. Check out either their Cherry Street or Broken Arrow location. Specialty and tradition, guaranteed.
GLACIER CHOCOLATE
1902 Utica Square, Tulsa, OK 74114 539-424-5992 ▸ glacierchocolate.com
At Glacier Chocolate, inspiring happiness through pure bean-to-bar chocolate has always been a top priority. The shop offers a wide range of chocolate bars, peanut butter cups, turtles and truffles so beautiful, they’re almost too pretty to eat! Signature, seasonal and vegan truffle collections ensure everyone finds more than a few favorites.
NOUVEAU CHOCOLATE
205 S. Main St., Broken Arrow, OK 74012 918-258-2877 ▸ nouveauchocolate.com
What better Mommy/Daddy activity than learning and creating your very own chocolates! Bring your kiddo and experience our Belgian chocolate on a whole new level! Their classes let you make some famous favorites like marshmallow people, monsters, and Oreos.
CRAVE COOKIES
1441 S Quaker Ave, Tulsa, OK 74120 539-525-0149 ▸
Unleash your inner cookie monster with Crave's gourmet cookie creations. Never a dull moment here as 5 new mouthwatering flavors are unveiled each week. Favorites include the Brookie Way, Chocolate Cupcake and Iced Oatmeal.
furry FRIENDS OUR
“Pet-Friendly Tulsa” is a common theme among many of our local businesses and gathering places. From hotels, apartments assisted living, restaurants, breweries, parks, and shopping spots, the Tulsa community is embracing our furry family members.
FUN FACT
While one might not think of Tulsa as a port city, the Tulsa Port of Catoosa on the Verdigris and Arkansas rivers ranks among America’s busiest inland river ports.
More than 2.2 million tons of cargo pass through it annually.
CHUY’S TEX-MEX
10808 E. 71st St. Tulsa, OK 74133
918-252-0405 chuys.com
DOC’S WINE & FOOD
3509 S. Peoria Ave. Tulsa, OK 74105
918-949-3663
docswineandfood.com
SOCIETY BURGER
1419 E. 15th St., Suite B Tulsa, OK 74120
918-392-7667
societyburger.com
TAILS & ALES
1903 S Boston Avetulsa, OK 74119 (918) 236- 7649 tailsandalestulsa.com
ELGIN PARK
325 E. Reconciliation Way Tulsa, OK 74120 918-986-9910 elginparkbrewery.com
R BAR & GRILL
3421 S. Peoria Ave. Tulsa, OK 74105 918-392-4811 rbartulsa.com
TALLY’S GOOD FOOD CAFÉ
1102 S. Yale Ave. Tulsa, OK 74112 918-835-8039
tallyscafe.com
FASSLER HALL
304 S. Elgin Ave. Tulsa, OK 74120
918-576-7898 fasslerhall.com
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LEGACY OF HOPE DOG RESCUE @LOHDogRescue (918) 280-9589
TULSA SPCA @tulsaspca (918) 428-7722
HUMANE SOCIETY OF TULSA @tulsahumane (918) 495-3647
ARF HOUSE @arftulsa (918) 622-5962
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ANIMAL EMERGENCY
CENTER
4055 S. 102nd E Ave. Tulsa, OK 74146 918-665-0508
MOBILE VETERINARY HOSPITAL OF TULSA 9521 B Riverside Parkway Box 122 Tulsa, OK 74137 918-899-7387
STAT VET ANIMAL URGENT CARE
2702 East 15th Street Tulsa, OK 74104 (918) 398-0838
CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL
3550 S. Peoria Ave. Tulsa, OK 74105 918-747-1641
dog parks
TAILS & ALES
1903 S Boston Avetulsa, OK 74119
ROSE WEST DOG PARK
4751 W. New Orleans St. Broken Arrow, OK 74011
JOE STATION DOG PARK 2279 Charles Page Blvd. Tulsa, OK 74127
BISCUIT ACRES DOG PARK IN HUNTER PARK
5804 E. 91st St. Tulsa, OK 74137
"From one furry pup to another, my fav place in Tulsa is the Dog Dish. They have fresh dog food and tastiest treats. My humans got me a great sweater, toy and fancy bowl that holds clean water. I ruff that place." - Rowan Jett Pratt, mini goldendoodle
DOUBLESHOT COFFEE CO.
1633 S. Boulder Ave. || Tulsa, OK 74119
918-280-9243
@DoubleShotCoffee || @thedoubleshot
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COFFEE & BEYOND
WE HAVE PLENTY OF PERSONALITY-FILLED COFFEE SHOPS TO CHOOSE FROM. WHETHER YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A QUICK CUP, A PLACE TO CONNECT OR CONDUCT BUSINESS, OR A PLACE TO FIND SOME PEACE AND QUIET, THERE’S A COFFEE SHOP IN TOWN FOR EVERYONE. TRY THEM OUT, AND YOU’LL BE A REGULAR IN NO TIME.
At 17th and Boulder, on the outskirts of downtown Tulsa, you’ll find DoubleShot Coffee Company in a 170-year-old barn. The barn was painstakingly deconstructed and moved from Berne, Indiana, and reassembled exclusively for DoubleShot Coffee. Of the 6,000 square feet inside the building, roughly 1,500 square feet is devoted to the roastery where the historical building joins innovative tools and roasting techniques.
FOOLISH THINGS COFFEE COMPANY
1001 S. Main St. || Tulsa, OK 74119
918-857-2326
@foolishthingscoffee
@foolishcoffee
At Foolish Things Coffee Company, their mission is to restore humanity by cultivating conversation and connection over the highest quality coffee in a simple café setting. Some might call that an overly ambitious, maybe even a foolish goal. But only until the first sip.
CIRQUE COFFEE ROASTERS
1317 E. Sixth St., Tulsa || 1404 S. Utica Sq., Tulsa 918-933-4489
@cirquecoffee
Sixth and Peoria are where it all began for Cirque back in August 2016. From renovations through COVID-19, Cirque Coffee Roasters has found tons of support in the Pearl District. You can also get their great coffee, quickly in their original App Only Coffee container at 14th and Utica.
MECCA COFFEE COMPANY
1330 E. 41st St. || Tulsa, OK 74105
918-749-3509
@MeccaCoffeeCompany
Mecca Coffee Company is located in the heart of Tulsa on Brookside and offers clients a wide variety of products ranging from coffees, teas, spices, bulk olive oil and vinegars, quality gourmet foods to kitchen gadgets and cookware. For the aspiring and the accomplished chef, there is a wide variety of kitchen items, from cookware and cutlery to helpful gadgets.
COFFEE HOUSE ON CHERRY STREET
1502 E. 15th St. || Tulsa, OK 74120 || 918-779-6137
@chocstulsa || @coffeehouseoncherrystreet
In the heart of Tulsa on Cherry Street, this neighborhood coffee house and bakery offers locally roasted coffee, as well as delicious homemade breakfast, lunch, gluten-free cakes, cookies, pastries and pies. They also feature local music, art, and spices from the Spice Market Tulsa.
DRIP CITY COFFEE
8931 South Yale Avenue Suite P Tulsa, OK 74137
918-392-3322 || @dripcitycoffeeco
Drip City Coffee is ready and waiting to fuel your wildest caffeine dreams! With baristas who give mad scientist vibes (in the best possible way), you can count on experiencing wild concoctions that will blow your taste buds away – and drinks so cutting edge, you’ll feel like you’re sipping the future!
SHE BREWS COFFEE HOUSE
1 N. Lewis || Tulsa, OK 74110 || 918-933-5070
@shebrewscoffeetulsa || @shebrewscoffeehouses
This local favorite is more than just a coffee house and roastery; they are bringing #CoffeeWithaCause. She Brews is a job training program for women in transition and the entire organization works to restore women coming out of difficult life circumstances. Your coffee purchase matters and can make a difference.
SHADES OF BROWN COFFEE & ART
3302 S. Peoria Ave. || Tulsa, OK 74105 || 918-747-3000
@ShadesofBrown || @shadescoffee
Offering an inviting atmosphere for enjoying a cup of coffee, experiencing local art, meeting with old friends, and making some new ones. Mud master and owner, Melinda Curren, and her mother, Marcia Borum, enjoy handcrafting the mugs that help define the Shades experience.
CHIMERA CAFE
212 N. Main St. || Tulsa, OK 74103 || 918-779-4303
@chimeratulsa
Located in the heart of the Brady Arts District, Chimera specializes in providing the finest coffee, mixed drinks, beer, wine, and affordable, healthy, and environmentally conscious food options from 7 am to 10 pm, seven days a week. Always delightful to the senses and inspiring to the mind.
Local Cheers
CABIN BOYS BREWERY
1717 E. Seventh St., Tulsa, OK 74104
@CabinBoysBrewery ▸ With the help of family and friends, they built a cabin. With the help of our community, they're building a brewery and bringing their best flavors to town at their state-of-the-art facility in the Pearl District.
Hop on Pearl Brewery Tour Bus for private driving tours to a variety of well-established breweries in the Tulsa area. Great option for date night, parties, weddings and more. pearlbrewerytours.com
AMERICAN SOLERA ▸ 1702 E. Sixth St., Tulsa, OK 74104
@americansolera ▸ Come for the bright, fun and often quirky labels and stay for the hoppy, crispy, funky and barrel-aged goodness.
CELLAR DWELLER ▸ 417 W. Seventh St., Tulsa, OK 74119
918-955-1115 ▸ One of Tulsa nightlife’s best-kept secrets, this basement bar is an intimate place that has a lot of Tulsa regulars. It may be difficult to find, but locals agree it is well worth the search.
KILKENNY'S IRISH PUB ▸ 1413 E. 15th St., Tulsa, OK 74120
@KilkennysIrishPub ▸ Raise a glass and raise a fork to one of the top 10 Irish pubs in the nation!
NEFF BREWING
321 S. Frankfort Ave. Tulsa, OK 74120
@NEFFBrewing
A microbrewery and pub with a purpose: pushing the boundaries of brewing and culinary science. Since opening in 2018, NEFF Brewing has won awards for both its beer and its food.
PEARL BEACH BREW PUB
418 S. Peoria Ave Tulsa, OK 74120
918-895-6798
@PearlBeachTulsa
Make your way to Tulsa’s Beach; they have a full bar, Tulsa’s best patio and city skyline sunsets!
SIDECAR CHERRY STREET ▸ 1515 E. 15th St., Suite 501, Tulsa, OK 74120
@sdcrbar ▸ Celebrate something every day. With delicious small plates, live music and a rooftop patio, Sidecar is the perfect place to spend any afternoon or evening.
VINTAGE WINE BAR DOWNTOWN
324 E. First St., Tulsa, OK 74120
@VintageWineBarTulsa
Intimate fixture with vintage décor offering flights and glasses of boutique wines, welcoming both the curious novice and the seasoned oenophile.
LOCAL TIP
“Highly recommend you check out a Tulsa car meet. They are free and everyone has a good time. My faves are Caffeine and Gasoline Tulsa, every third Saturday at The Vineyard on 106th and Memorial. And also Tuesday Night Cruise, every Tuesday from mid-March through October at Steak Stuffers.”
- Will M.
BOOK NOW AND SEE OUR CUSTOMER REVIEWS!
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ART GALLERY AND GIFT BOUTIQUE
108 Contemporary (918) 895-6302 www.108contemporary.org
ARTIST / PAINTINGS
Creative SHANanigans (602) 278-6745 www.creativeshananigans.com
COFFEE SHOP
The Coffee House on Cherry Street (918) 688-9541 chocstulsa.com
DENTISTS
Dental Arts of Catoosa (918) 937-2787 www.dentalartsofok.com
ELECTRICAL SERVICES
Aspen Electric (918) 277-9119 aspenelectricalservices.com
FAMILY FUN
Discovery Lab (918) 295-8144 DiscoveryLab.org
FENCING SOLUTIONS
Allied Fence (918) 627-6033 AlliedFenceofTulsa.com
GARDEN CENTER/ NURSERY/LANDSCAPE
Southwood Garden Center (918) 299-9409 southwoodgardenceter.com
GOURMET COOKIES & SPECIALTY SODAS
Crave Cookies Tulsa (539) 525-0149 cravecookies.com
HAIR SALON
Lani and Stone (918) 727-2931 laniandstonesalon.com
HOME DECOR
Summer's Market (918) 955-0148 www.summersmarketba.com/
HOUSE CLEANING
ModMaids (539) 900-1139 modmaidstulsa.com/
HVAC & HOME IMPROVEMENT
OnTimeHeatingandCooling (720) 480-6874
INSURANCE: HOME, AUTO, LIFE, BUSINESS
Mark D. Welty Insurance Agency Inc, State Farm (918) 627-1833 markwelty.com
MASSAGE THERAPY
Madsen Massage (918) 895-0611
madsenmassagetherapy.com
MEDICAL SPA & LASER CENTER
Skin Care Institute (918) 520-6200
skincareinstitute.net
MEN'S CLOTHING
Suit Connection (918) 743-3793
menssuitstulsa.com
ORTHODONTICS
True Smile Orthodontics (918) 364-2222 truesmileortho.com
OUTDOOR LIVING & DESIGNS
Jack Wills Outdoor Living (918) 663-3730 jackwills.net
OUTDOOR LIVING & WATER FEATURES
Backyard Depot Ponds and Landscaping (918) 342-2250
BackyardDepotOK.com
PAINTING -- RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL
That 1 Painter (918) 378-7703 that1painter.com
PORTRAIT AND FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHER
Tyler Layne Photography (918) 960-4203 linktree.com/tylerlayne
PRENATAL, BIRTH & WOMEN'S WELLNESS
Breathe Birth and Wellness (918) 250-2229 www.breathebirthandwellness.com
RESTAURANTS
Misfit Kitchen (918) 551-7657 misfitkitchentulsa.com
RETAIL
Ida Red General Store (918) 949-6950 idaredgeneralstore.com
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING SCHOOL
Atlas School www.atlasschool.com
