The most amazing store with gifts curated by the most amazing family offering the finest customer…read moreexperience possible! JPQ

On a corner in Utica Square, Polo Grill on one side and Chase on the other side. They have been…read morein that location since the 60s. The first lady I talked to was the granddaughter of the original owner, the other lady was probably related too. They were nice and gave personal service. Nice selection of stock including home decor, tableware, decorations and unique gifts. Currently, they have Halloween and Christmas decorations, seasonal dishes, cute Santa theme items and throw rugs. Lots of fall arrangements and decor. Cards, table supplies, napkins. There is a selection of gifts for children. Great for unique nice quality gifts.

Whenever I visit Tulsa, I always make a point to stop by The Nest. Every item in the store is…read moredelightfully curated, well designed and high quality. The candles and diffusers smell downright heavenly. The owners are great, too! They will gift wrap any purchases if you ask, which is a huge plus. And the chalk signs outside the store (which they also post on Instagram) - hilarious. Definitely follow if you don't already!

Really cute. I love the candles. They smell nice. They inventory is beautiful and is nicely made. I…read morewindow shop here.. or sometimes just smell the place.

Stumbled upon this shop by happy coincidence. This is such an amazing, quirky and eclectic shop!…read moreSuch a variety! Caution - Went in for one item and came out with a shopping bag full! Staff is so helpful and friendly and prices are reasonable.

This Christmas found me needing a gift for someone that I didn't know a lot about (long story…read morethere), but it needed to be (a) special and (b) fairly unique. To that end, The Wife suggested we try Ida Red's, since what she knew about the place sorta jived with the vibe I was looking for. We made the trip in and man oh man, is there a lot to choose from. From cool to kitsch, from funny to puzzling, Ida Red's has it all. I will confess to Ida's not being the kind of place I would envision myself shopping at, but that's because I'm old, stodgy and a general curmudgeon. So I was pleasantly surprised and amused with Ida's. Overall, a really neat place with TONS of local craft merchandise. Now that I have a better idea of their offerings, I can plan a trip back, knowing what I'm looking for.

Best place in town for unusual gifts. It was always a destination when I lived down the street many…read moreyears ago. So nice to see an old friend going strong. Stop in and browse and find gifts you cannot find elsewhere. The best -

This should be one's only store for buying greeting cards. I agree with Sarah M. about making a…read morebathroom stop before entering. The cards range from the "pee-in-your-pants-funny" ones to the truly PG-13 (and then some) rated. I went in with the intent of finding the perfect snarky birthday card for my sister. I walked out with four because I couldn't decide. The clothing is funky and the gift items are eclectic and cool. I really liked the music they had playing as well. The Snow Goose should be your one stop shop for anything hip and hilarious.

Pros: this is where I go to pick up gifts for people I don't know well, but feel obligated to get…read morethem things. Think bosses, secretaries, children's teachers, etc. i usually end up wandering the store again and again until I settle on a random item. This places accepts credit cards and does complimentary gift wrapping. For my fiancé's secretary and schedulers during Christmas $50 candles. Packaging was divine and came in appropriate old lady scents. They raced about them. For my own bosses during the holidays, light up novelty tumblers and jars of chocolate chip cookies. On this occasion, I came to get a birthday gift for my boss. Personalized items are the best! You can get anything personalized. It shows the person that you took time to get it made, but can still be rather impersonal. Think personalized wine glasses or luggage. Cons: this location was close to my massage place so I came here. It doesn't have parking and I had to walk far to get here. Will definitely just stick to the location closer to my home.

On a Whim is a must-stop when you are anywhere near Brookside!…read more I was so happy when they brought On a Whim to Tulsa and Brookside is the perfect place. On a Whim carries more up-scale designers. They have clothing, hand bags, shoes, jewelry, baby, and home accents. Also, one of my favorites, On a Whim is one of the few stores in Tulsa to carry Kendra Scott jewelry! The staff is very energetic and always willing to help. It is a very fun store. There is street parking along Peoria, but there is also a large lot behind the store. Again, it is somewhat expensive, but this is the place to find the designer brands. So, you should stop by, On a Whim!

service very good, especially to nightdwellers like me who…read moreenjoy looking at intriguing stuff, such as the statues afront the store open to public viewing. selection i'll offer a description of each of the four statues afront the store with as much detail as i can. first, walking from e 11th & s peoria, the closest intersection is a cowgirl with a classy dress i'd say was tailormade for two stepping if her feet are not attached to the ground lm@o. next, on the same side, directly closer to the storefront, is a pig with a chef hat and man on mars lightning bolt face tat, who also looks a lil like the pillsbury doughboy. then, moving to the east side of the store, on that side of the storefront is a robot who looks like a combination of a futuristic gas station attendant and character from the movie 'robots'. and lastly, the statue i'd saw before the visit, the cowboy with blue jeans, buttonup, boots, and space helmet to boot, carrying a atomic bomb size rocket ship on top of that. value did not shop, though flipped a nickel on favorite of 4 statues, yours for the free if you can tell me what statue is fav, but if choose to forego postulating answer and just look on each statue til you find it, you a buster, rt.

What a fun place! This place is the vision and creation of its owner Mary Beth, who is one of the…read moremost dynamic people I have ever met. Also, and I mean this in the most complimentary way, one of the most eccentric people I have met. Her energy and spirit resonates throughout this place and her other businesses. Sure there are other places to get curio and souvenirs but there are none along route 66 that are more fun than this place!

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!

Awesome place to order decor from. Staff is very helpful and super attentive to the needs of…read morecustomers. Top notch customer service. Will definitely keep doing business here.

Another fabulous little gift shop in the Philcade building!…read more They have one of a kind, handmade items like bath and body products, pet items, apparel, home-brew kits, home decorations, notecards, and accessories. The owner, Kelli, uses real Oklahoma red dirt in it's best selling soap and some are beer-based (yay for repurposed oats and hops!). They also have cool and funny things like mustaches and mullets on the go.

Awesome soap for starters. That's how I was introduced to Okie Crowe- then I discover their cute…read morestore downtown. They have cool OK shirts, Jewelry, pins, stickers, and that awesome soap. Very nice staff as well.

This corner shop on Cherry St. is beautifully curated from ceiling to floor. Light fixtures, art,…read morebooks, gifts, seasonal decor, and so much can be found here. Every time I've bopped in, I think to myself #housegoals. So much character and so many seems to be told with every item for sale. Prices are generally higher end, but if you're rockin' a budget like mine, go either right before or after a holiday to grab some discounted seasonal goods!

They don't honor their own gift cards. We tried to use a gift card given to us for our wedding, but…read morethey wouldn't accept it since '[they] had changed systems'. There was no expiration date on the gift card nor fine print about the vendor having the unilateral right to cancel their obligation. The floor sales reps had no power or desire to help us out even though they were clearly in the wrong.