Big Dipper Creamery in Tulsa is located in a really cute area called Brookside, close to downtown…read more Parking seemed pretty reasonable when I went, especially if you avoid the busiest times, and there was parking available along the side of the building. Inside, the shop has a lot of cute seating areas, both indoors and outdoors. They also offer a fun variety of flavors. I ordered a small cup of the honeycomb lavender ice cream, which came with a free waffle chip. They also have cones, flavored cones, and other options if you want something a little more elaborate. The ice cream itself was very creamy and delicious. I would have loved to have some actual chunks of honeycomb mixed in, but the honeycomb flavor still came through nicely, and there was a swirl in the ice cream that added to it. Overall, it was a really delicious scoop and felt well worth it. I visited on a Thursday afternoon around 3:00 p.m., and it was already fairly busy with families, moms, and young kids. I imagine it gets even busier in the evenings, especially during the summer after dinner. Overall, it is a neighborhood-friendly spot with great ice cream and a fun neighborhood feel.

We all scream for ice scream!! Stop in for a cool tasty scoop on a waffle cup or cone…read more We did see some other things on the menu like boozy drinks and specialty sundaes. Monday through Friday specials are offered. We will be back!!

I stopped at the Peach Cobbler Factory on a recommendation from a friend. I ordered the blackberry…read morecobbler. Been looking for a great cobbler like my Mom's. I found it!!!! Please, if you're in south Tulsa, go visit and you won't be disappointed!!

food i tried an icing cookie topped with oreo cookie, or a…read moresimilar chocolate crumble cookie filled with cream, and a oblong cookie that tasted like a piece of another of the same kind of cookie but that looked enough like a biscotti cookie that i'd reached for that 2nd one to give a try, to zero disappointment, and truthfully, each icing cookie had a bit of a taste, though soft in contrast to crunchy as most of the biscottis i've tasted were, and the icing had that yum whipped frosting taste. service momma had the cookies from catering through her work, so excellent just for the cater service offering. ambiance the box was fabulous, with the light orange color nearing peach, no pun intentional, being the highlight to me.

THIS LOCATION IS *NOT* CLOSING I guess there was a rumor…read morelast couple days that they were closing soon, but their not. They had to get on social media about it apparently It's been awhile since I've been, and I keep forgetting their still open. But went there tonight, just as good as I remember it. All the yogurts were full of flavor. I liked they used the soft gummy worms though

I had a strong craving for froyo after a work meeting, and drove about 20 minutes from where I was…read moreto appease this craving! Cherry Berry is actually located in Broken Arrow, and perhaps even the more "run-down" area of town. The neighborhood itself seems safe in daylight, as there was a ton of traffic when I was around on a Saturday around 4pm. However the buildings seemed to look like they were on the "older" side. Even so, this didn't stop me from getting froyo! I helped myself to a mix of cotton candy and salted caramel, which I then topped with cookie dough and brownie pieces, as well as popping mochi. I didn't see any regular mochi, which was a surprising disappointment! I paid about $6.75 for 10 ounces, and thoroughly enjoyed the cotton candy flavor. The salted caramel wasn't as much of a favorite, but was still delicious. There aren't too many froyo places in Tulsa, so I'm glad Cherry Berry is around in that regard.

Brand new ice cream, fruit and snack shop at 71st and Mingo (southeast corner). There are so many…read moreoptions to choose from- savory, sweet, spicy, fruity- hits all your taste buds. They have large jars of fresh agua frescas- flavors when I visited were watermelon (super refreshing), orange pineapple (my pick) strawberries & cream, cucumber lime, and mixed fruit. You can also sample any of the jarred aguas. There are no prices listed so don't hesitate to ask for pricing. The large agua fresca is $5.20. I also chose the taquito bites- special menu item promoted at the cashier counter $13.75 If you are a fan of spicy- hot cheetos, tajin, or mangonada- you'll find plenty of drinks and snacks to fulfill your spicy needs. They also have crepes and bubble waffles filled with all the toppings. They also have made-to-order rolled ice cream, complete with your choice of toppings. Go check out this new local spot for your drink and snack fix

Porqueria dicen que cierran a las 9 y y las 8:30 ya tienen todo cerrado…read more Vine varias veces pero todo el tiempo ya tienen cerrado 30 minutos antes

i previously worked at the location, and consider my experience there as top two among jobs i've…read morehad, so i'll recognize that there might be some bias in the review. food - nevertheless, the frozen "do not call me ice cream" custard receives consistently rave reviews, regardless of any bias i might hold. and while the custard tastes good in many variations, tonight i'd ordered a concrete, and my mom did the same,mine a medium and hers a small. my choice was the seasonal feature on the sign out front, the stone cole concrete, and hers was another seasonal treat, the gooey butter cake concrete. we each tasted a bite of each others, and though i'd say the gooey butter cake concrete had a little better taste, the stone cole was tasty too, and helped me learn there is a guy who drives a car with the restaurant logo. service - the order "runner" who took the order while we were in the drive-thru line was efficient and friendly. and while i would have been more the surprised by the drive-thru order "runner" asking our order at the car, the experience was reminiscent of experiences doing that role at the restaurant. furthermore, the worker at the drive-thru window was kind and efficient also, and another worker inside the store who is a former co-worker, appeared to be leading the team well from the dipwell position. ambiance - although the weather today was chilly, rainy, and not ideal for outside walk-up patio eating, that is a dining option i like about the restaurant. and that said, the "runner" taking our order in the drive-thru line supplied a similar fulfillment as the personal interaction of ordering at the walk-up patio station. ambiance -

We actually stayed nearby at the residence inn, and made 3 trips to here over the long weekend…read more Each time, we drove through the drive-thru because we were not going to wait in line with our talkative toddler, who might interrupt strangers' conversations. Our family ordered: the BootDaddy Concrete, Snowmonster Concrete, Butter Pecan Concrete, James Brownie Funky Jackhammer, Rico Suave Jackhammer, Tin Roof Sundae, and a kid's sundae with strawberry topping. It is rare that I will eat frozen custard, and I will usually order the smallest size because I try to watch my caloric intake. I ordered the Butter Pecan Concrete, and it was so delicious that I ate the entire thing. My family was amazed! It was thick, creamy, not too sweet, with the buttery, roasted pecans. I could eat those pecans all day long! Next time, I would like to try the root beer float.

Delicious ice cream. Reasonably priced. Nice place to stop in after a stroll through BA.read more

I used to frequent this spot when it was at the Tulsa Boxyard downtown and they would always have…read morethe best flavors when I needed a break from "life". I would ride my bike there and sit on the rooftop and enjoy about 2 scoops. This was my first time at the BAR location and I brought my fiance for a date night treat so that she could try all of the flavors too. We made it in just before a rush crowd and I'm glad that we did because it got a bit hectic and loud once the family of 7 came in. Overall, great experience. Will come back as I like to hang on Main Street occasionally.

If you're looking for a quick and delicious snack, this is a great option. We had elote and…read morewatermelon agua frescas, and both were so flavorful and fresh. Service was fast and friendly, and everything was clean and colorful. They have ice cream and paletas. Everything looked really good!

I was pleasantly surprised to find this Mexican snack shop (antojitos) right next to Luchador…read morecoffee. For those of you wondering why there's so many businesses using the Michoacana name, it's because the state of Michoacán is credited as being the origin of paletas (popsicle) and their popularization. A core tenant is using fresh fruits and natural ingredients, so I feel better when I opt for this healthier snacks. I think this particular brand has two or three locations in Tulsa. Since they just opened, everything is shiny and new. The place looks super clean and there's seating available inside. I wish they had a printed menu to see all available snacks in one place, but they seem to have the regular offerings. Thankfully, I'm familiar with them but I can see it being harder to order for someone who is not. They have a rolling menu with pictures on a couple of screens, so you can always use that to make a decision. The lady working was nice and helpful too. Among their savory offerings: prepared chips like Tostilocos (including lots of toppings like peanuts and chamoy), elote (corn cup with mayo, cotija cheese, and chili), nachos, and chicharrones (crispy, deep-fried pork rinds seasoned with chili and lime). Among their sweet offerings: aguas frescas (including Jamaica, horchata, pecan, watermelon and cantaloupe), mangonadas, ice cream, fruit cups, and popsicles. The cherry on top is that they have Don Deli cookies, a Mexican bakery with a distributor in San Antonio. Their butter, cinnamon and wedding cookies are legit. If you get the elote and like it spicy, don't miss adding their salsa macha (thick fried dried chilies and garlic in olive oil and seasoning with salt). It's so good!