Various upscale stores in this outdoor mall in Tulsa - Williams Sonoma, Sephora, Anthropologie,…read moreBath & Body Works, check out the map on ther website, and including the most awesome Starbucks staff in the USA at the location here!

Beautiful shopping area. Had breakfast there then shopped one of the stores. People were very…read morefriendly.

This thrift store is divided into two areas in the building. This side of the thrift store is…read moreclothing, shoes and accessories with limited collectibles. Next door houses more collectibles, kitchen, children's clothing, books, dvds, etc. The clothing side is cleaner and better merchandised than the hard goods space. Each store has their own entrance but they are the same business. There are a few bargains to be found but you have to look thoroughly. All merchandise is donated, yet thrift stores nowadays price merchandise much higher than they did years ago. Thrifting has become trendy and the thrift stores are taking advantage of it.

I found myself in Vinita without a warm jacket. I checked out this nice little thrift store and I…read morewas able to get two jackets. The people working. There are very nice and helpful and I highly recommend this place.

Came here on a chilly Saturday and everything was dead. 3 shops were open, but it was not what I…read moreexpected from everyone's reviews. It was like no one had hung out there since before Covid. Oh well, there is a beautiful mural across the street you should check out

Old shipping containers become useful again in a whole new way at The Boxyard. Arranged in a U…read moreshape with two levels you can find all you need for a good time. Murals on the boxes are great selfie taking backgrounds, indoor and outdoor seating is available to enjoy 2 different restaurants, candy and ice cream from Boxyard venders. There is also a liquor store, convenience store, barber, skate shop, soap and clothing store from what we were able to check out. It's a small but funky, indy and trendy little spot that would be perfect for a date or night out with friends. I'll review the 2 shops we were able to check out separately but this place as a whole is pretty awesome.

Four years this has been the premier shopping destination in Oklahoma in the Tulsa area. They have…read moresome of the best stores in the area. This includes the Lego store, Nordstrom, Macy's, Dillards, JCPenney, lots of specialty shops, and James Avery. It's clean well maintained and is centrally located in a nice area of Tulsa. They also have lots of good food options in and around the mall. We enjoy shopping here. I had a great time this weekend visiting.

I enjoy coming to this mall when I visit OK. This time a made a stop to Kawaii Klaws that's located…read moreinside the mall. It has nothing but claw machines. It was a very fun experience, but some of the claw machines cheats lol. For some items that the claw would grab they would drop out due to the claw shaking hard once the string gets to the top. Overall still a fun experience and we did win some items. My family and I tried to see who could win the most items. I also went to Lush cosmetics. It was full various products. There were things for you face, body, and perfumes. They also allow you to try their products and provided samples if needed. They staff was very nice and didn't mind me trying a lot of stuff as this was my first time.

for as long as i've been living in tulsa within two different eras, i don't recall there ever being…read morean outlets here (tulsa hills was the closest thing to it). this was a big deal to me for outlets finally coming here, especially always hearing about this happening in the near future, to being built, to officially being here. when it comes to tulsa and something brand new, i tend to wait some time before i check it out. for the first visit, we went during the week & it wasn't bad at all as far as it being packed. you have the usuals here: nike, adidas, journey's, crocs, etc (my go-to spots when it comes to outlets). i shop here strictly for shoes & i will say they have a very good adidas store. i tend to cap off my visits with getting something from tea bear teahouse (i've been there a handful of times). i'm glad there's an area i can finally shop at without having to wait to see when's the next time i'll be able to in okc (which is what i originally did before this one took place).

Tulsa Premium Outlets is the outlet mall for Tulsa. Opened in Aug. 2024, this brand new facility is…read morenice looking. It has some premium stores which I am not sure are needed at the time. No food court but it has a restaurant (Los Cabos) and a few other places to eat. The directory is a great place to find current sales and events. When I was there, J Crew Factory was having the big sale. However, price was the same as online. I was hoping to find cheaper deals in store. Workers inside outlet mall were nice. They were helpful and willing to check their inventories to look for the right fit. It was a good first visit. With more stores available with its opening, I no longer have to drive elsewhere to pick up online orders to avoid the shipping fees. J crew factory is one of the stores for me.

I walked in on a whim, looking for a last minute gift and already being in the area. I had no idea…read morethey had so much variety. The space is huge and it's divided into smaller sections, highlighting different vendors. They must have at least 50+ different vendors/artists. I quickly lost track walking through the isles. It took me an hour just to skim quickly. I'll definitely plan to come back with more time to look around. You'll find everything from fun fashion (quirky socks), unique accessories, home decor, candles, gifts, and more. There's also a place to eat at the back, Evie's Cafe. I think they organize events to promote vendors.

Any time I am looking for residential or commercial flooring, I go to Mill Creek Outlet, first…read more They frequently have the same things as Mill Creek and often have lower prices. I've bought pallets of stone tiles for a fraction of the cost of a "per tile" purchase and it didn't matter, financially, that you couldn't return the few broken pieces. They have laminates and carpet and hard woods, too. It's always worth checking what they have if you're interested in saving money. It isn't a showroom. It's a huge undecorated space, but the kind fellows who run it, particularly Greg and Tim, are helpful and knowledgeable and have integrity