Ida Red has a wide selection of souvenirs and gifts - from shirts and mugs to magnets and candy,…read moreand anything else you can think of. The prices were a bit high but they had a large inventory of items, you wouldn't want to go anywhere else. My coworkers and I stopped by here before our dinner reservation to pick up some souvenirs. We each found a little something to bring back home as souvenirs or gifts for people. Definitely worth a stop! The young gentleman was very friendly and pleasant to deal with. Service was great!

What a cuuuuuute little gift shop! What this place lacks in square footage it more than makes up…read morefor in its enormous selection of anything-and-everything you could ever want as a gift, a stocking stuffer, a souvenir, a memento, or just a little something-something for yourself. And everything was so colorful and fun. I could have bought one of everything (if only there was room in my suitcase). I only had a few minutes here, sadly, so I grabbed my traditional souvenir Tulsa magnet and headed to meet a friend for dinner. But it will definitely be one of my must-visit spots on my next trip!

Fun shop and the samples are real life pieces of chocolate! (What I mean is that they're not a…read moresmall portion!) The employee was really excited about the shop and the CHOCOLATE! He asked if we were milk chocolate or dark chocolate fans....Then, he asked if we were almond or cashew fans. Then, he made suggestions with samples!!!!!! Great little store front!

So this little sweet shop located in the new and fun shipping container small gentrified up and…read morecomming hot spot in down town Tulsa about 3rd and Frankford. They have higher end chocolates and scratch made fudge. The owner, Shaan Malik is a young guy with a love for chocolate and a bubbly personality that is a perfect fit for this up and coming hot spot. Get the fudge or the toffee bar. The shop just is ALOT of fun.

Kilwins it's such a delightful shop! The staff here are always super friendly and great patrons…read morewith a smile. The selection of ice cream, cream, chocolates, popcorn, and candied apples can't be beat in one single spot anywhere else closeby (although a few places do try to compete well). We love the ice cream and popcorn the most! Lots of different flavors for both. If you register your child on TulsaKids.com, they'll get a free scoop to use within a month proceeding their birthday! The environment here is bright, a bit girlie, and so fun!

I stopped in here to grab a sweet treat! This is a very popular chain that I've had all over the…read morecountry, so I was excited to see Tulsa got a location! They have the best caramel apples! I tried ice cream today, and it was amazing. But it's very expensive. My 1 small scoop in a chocolate dipped waffle bowl was $12. Staff were insanely friendly though! All 3 people in the store greeted me and were super great. It's big inside compared to others I've been in too.

Everything was excellent, the food, the service, the prices, everything was first class all the…read moreway! I 100 percent recommend The Meat and Cheese Show.

Great little gourmet meat and cheese shop on Historic Route 66 in Tulsa. The shop owners are a…read morevery nice couple of chefs who are passionate about bringing quality products to their customers. They have a great selection of wines too! On my visit I had the pleasure of a short visit with Chef Amanda, also known around these parts as "The Cheese Wench". If you want a cheesy conversation, she's your person! Sorry, bad joke I know, but she is serious about her cheese.

A wonderful blend of gifts and convenience items. Candles, cigarettes, cards, chips, candy, soda,…read moremilk, jewelry, pasta sauce, pain aids, pet food, bar items, Made in Oklahoma products, razors, hot sauces, chocolate, toilet paper, scarves...you name it! Great later hours too, hard to find in downtown Tulsa.

If you're cruising Route 66, visiting Tulsa and want a souvenir or even if you're a local, you…read moreabsolutely cannot miss this spot! You'll know you're there when you see the 20-foot-tall Friendly Lumberjack statue, Meadow Gold Mack, standing outside. Within the store are many different local vendors. I enjoyed browsing through vintage clothes, records, knickknacks , Tulsa-themed tees, and even a tiny bookstore. They have everything from handmade candles, postcards, to original artwork from Tulsa artist. Don't leave without checking out their custom coffee blend, Bucker's Brew. It's such a fun, creative atmosphere that perfectly captures the spirit of the Mother Road. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a unique souvenir or just a cool place to explore! Also, it's on the same street as Decopolis, a second smaller souvenir store, Bucks, a thrift store and the other giant statues to be sure to capture photos of.

Want to see a fun and fascinating place in Oklahoma - go to Meadow Gold Mack and Buck Atoms!…read more For all of us who love a great road trip, and you always looked for the iconic "largest" statue in different state - this one is for you! Amazing yall (and I dk mean really yall) statues all in a small space. It's fantastic! Truly! And the owner, Mary Kate, of both Meadow Gild Mack and Buck Atoms is as amazing as her stores and the tallest statues I have ever seen! She is filled with pure joy and energy, and one of the kindest people I have met. Do yourself a favor friends, make the road trip to these two stores - you will not be disappointed!

This is the shop inside the 110 W building on 7th and Boulder. It is located on the lower level…read more It's a small shop but it has quite the variety to meet snack and food needs. They're definitely a lifesaver when I forget to pack a lunch. During breakfast, they have coffee, sausage rolls and other pastries. They carry some fresh fruit like bananas, oranges, and apples sometimes. Their snack section is pretty legit, including common things like chips, cookies, candy, granola bars, etc. You'll also find cereal and instant ramen. There's a fridge with a variety of drinks and yogurt, protein drinks, veggies, eggs, and salads. Beyond snacks, they also have lunch specials, sandwich combos, and even sushi and gyozas. They have a kitchen window where you can order specific hot items. The family that runs it is super nice. Credit card charges will be listed as Kim and Park Food Corp. I think that's their last names but I've never confirmed. Their English is limited but they use their phone if they need to translate something and call their daughter if it's more complicated.