So many things to see! Memories will more than likely be unlocked. I saw some toys I use to play…read morewith and dishes my Grandma use to have etc. As far as price its ranges - just depends on the vendors. Fun experience.

What a fun place to wander around and shop! It's huge inside with so many things to look at and…read morepurchase. The people who run the place are friendly, too.

Absolutely love shopping here. Came to this antique store with "just browsing" in mind. I left…read morewith a few items and some earrings from a vendor. I am very glad we stopped by. The store register lady was very polite, and helped us with our purchases to make sure we didn't have to pick them up ourselves, for booth safety of course. This was a very pleasant experience.

From the owner: My Grateful Heart Marketplace has been open since April 1, 2021. We started out with approx. 15…read morevendors and are now nearing 70 vendors.

We stopped during picking the line event, and it's a cute spot. Easy to find and park. Staff were…read morefriendly. Selection was pretty decent. But prices were too high. I wouldn't drive that far again to go back.

Wonderful place to stop on a Sunday's drive. Friendly folks that operate this antique store. I…read moreenjoyed shopping and gathering gift ideas too.. There is a lot of rustic finds for a farm and ranch home. I had to leave shortly due to a hangry child, but I'll definitely come back knowing I fed him some chicken first LOL. I haven't been to a nice antique place like this with nice restrooms!!! We absolutely enjoyed our time here. Note: make sure you feed the kiddos first!!

Lots to see; you could spend hours shopping for everything from Native American jewelry and art to…read moremid-century and primitives. Friendly, family-run business. Treasures and bargains await around every corner. One 7 days a week 9-6pm

After lunch today we decided to stop into the Route 66 antique store at 4624 E 11th St Tulsa, OK…read more74112. I haven't been to an antique store in a long time, so I wasn't sure what they were going to have for sale. I was pleasantly surprised to see that they had row after row of really cool stuff. Some stuff was antiques, and some of their items were unique items that you wouldn't find anywhere else. They had a little bit of everything. Jewelry, dishes, music, movie memorabilia, old toys you haven't seen in years, Native American art, concert memorabilia, and much more. You have got to check this store out! I'm sure you will find something that catches your eye that you want to buy. I actually ended up buying and old Coke picture to hang on the wall in my garage. The staff is very friendly and always ready to answer any questions that you might have. Also, plenty of parking out back of the store.

Bought a really nice old German trench shovel from 1915 and the guy there was really nice 10/10…read more DaWizard Approved

I NEVER miss going to this store when I am in the area! Have purchased several things, including a…read morelarge piece I use as a china cabinet, a fabulous doll trunk, and a couple of mission clocks. Great quality, really enjoyed walking through the store. You will see quality items that you won't typically see. Lots of high dollar furniture, but all well worth the price. The owner is friendly but won't bug you if all you want to do is browse. If you like antiques, visit this store!

If you appreciate vintage home decor, furniture, and fine art, you will truly appreciate Windsor…read moreMarket! It's a unique, antique mall made up of individual booths with predominantly vintage finds and some new merchandise throughout. The store is immaculate and each booths is so beautifully displayed! The collective pricing is moderate. If you love a great sale, there's no better time to shop than today as most every booth is 20-60% off! Come join me as I shop these lovely treasures of old and new!

Wonderful store! Very unique, organized, and beautifully displayed. Prices vary from booth to…read morebooth. Staff was so kind and accommodating to my mother and I. Highly recommend when in Tulsa.

I thought I had written a review before. I visited here often when I worked in Skiatook. I have…read morefound some pretty eclectic things here: vintage albums, Rosewood pottery, interesting tchotchkes. They have some cool primitives, too. I didn't think the prices were too bad. When I was there last (late Dec 2024) a lot of the booths were having sales, from 15% to 50% off. It's also a great place to browse.

Large selection and kind workers. Sections are created by vendor so some vendors have an excellent…read morevalue while others are just so so. I bought a vintage Victorian style sofa with a matching Berger chair here. I'd recommend this place.

This is a very cute antique store. Trendier than most. The ladies at the counter were nice. Kind of…read morepricey. But I'd stop by again in the future.

In a line of these vintage malls along the highway in Chouteau, this one is clean and well-lit…read more It's a nice size but not overwhelming to go through. Like many of them, it has individually rented booths that each vendor has set-up their own little shop. Merchandise varies from booth to booth. There are vintage and retro pieces as well as a few new items. Even some homemade candies like fudge and brittle. Parking available.

Beautiful unique little shop right in the heart of downtown Checotah! Lots of interesting items and…read morebooths here. I ended up buying a few small items including a kewpie doll for only $8. The shop keeper was very friendly and gave us a warm welcome, excellent service! When shopping here you can use a credit card but they prefer cash. Definitely stop by and take a look, you're bound to find a gem here!

BEAUTIFUL store and wonderful people! They have a variety of antiques and collectibles. The workers…read morehelped me find what I was looking for and they even have a banquet room on the third floor. I will absolutely be back and recommend anyone to go here.

We love this flea! Lots of a variety of vendors, with a ton of vintage booths to choose from…read more There are some folks who sell newer stuff, abut the majority are vintage and antiques. This is definitely a great place to spend a Saturday morning wandering and shopping.

I attended the Tulsa Flea Market on Saturday, August 31st, and stopped by several booths…read moreincluding Laresa Raney's. I arrived at her booth at 2:51 PM, looking forward to purchasing a patch after carefully browsing through her binders. What I encountered instead was a shocking display of rudeness and hostility that I have never experienced in any marketplace. Despite the market's official closing time being 4:00 PM, I documented Laresa packing up her booth at 3:45pm--clearly in a rush to leave early, customer service be damned. When I politely asked for her Cashapp details to pay for the patch, she violently snatched it from my hand and, in a tone dripping with condescension, spat out, "You spent all that time making a mess and flipping through the binders for one patch? You know what, you're not buying anything." To add insult to injury, she had the nerve to tap me on the shoulder, as if I were some bothersome child. Her refusal to sell me the patch was inexplicable. When I asked why, Laresa exploded into a rant, falsely accusing me of disorganizing her binders--a blatant lie. It was clear she wasn't interested in making a sale; she was more concerned with breaking the market's rules by packing up early. Her unhinged behavior escalated to the point where I had no choice but to walk away. Laresa's behavior wasn't just rude--it was completely unprofessional and outright hostile. Her actions are a direct violation of the Tulsa Flea Market's vendor code of conduct, which clearly states that vendors should create a friendly shopping environment and remain open for business during the posted hours. Laresa did the exact opposite: she harassed a customer, attempted to shirk her responsibilities by leaving early, and even went so far as to physically touch me without consent. Let me be clear: Laresa Raney's presence at the Tulsa Flea Market is a stain on its reputation. She is an aggressive, dishonest vendor who clearly does not value her customers or her obligations. I strongly urge the Tulsa Flea Market to ban her from future events. Allowing her to continue vending would be a disservice to every other vendor and shopper at the market. If you value respectful service and a pleasant shopping experience, I strongly recommend avoiding this flea market and being aware of the kind of person Laresa Raney is. Her toxic attitude has no place in a community market.