Having lived in the Pasadena, TX area for a few years, I am very familiar with these Mexican/…read moreHispanic-focused malls, generally referred to as mercaditos, flea markets, or plazas. Essentially specialized cultural strip malls. Usually operating in large old worn buildings that were previously an old Walmart or Safeway or something like that. Always packed tight, with booth bodegas and mini flea markets, operated by mom-and-pop owners. Sometimes questionable operations, but a fun experience. Some cool stuff and sometimes good buys. This Plaza 21 is a modern, bright, clean, smaller version. If you have never been in one, go in and walk around. We went for food; specifically, to try "Guerrero en tu Mesa Mexican Restaurant." The pictures of the enchiladas drew me in. No enchiladas. Nope. New menu. New Owners. Check my pictures. I settled on a Torta with Birria and my wife had Chilaquiles. The Torta was loaded, delicious. The size of two big hamburgers. I ate everything except the foil wrapping. The Chilaquiles that my wife ordered were outstanding. Well-seasoned chicken, thick crispy chips, perfect green chili salsa, all topped with an egg. It is unusual to get and order of Chilaquiles, without soggy mushy chips. The best we have had. Period. Order at the counter. A limited menu right now. The food is delivered to your table. A very pleasant personable young couple took over operations of this restaurant a few weeks ago. The new owners previously operated a food truck by the name of Mamalonas Tacos & Burgers. They haven't changed the name on their restaurant yet. That's OK 'cause all that you have to remember is "Eat Mexican Food Here!"

The ladies at the pharmacy are wonderful. All the restaurants and shops are nice. Very friendly ppl.read more

Parking always full and watch out for big pot holes…read more One stop shop for clothes and boots and food. Different unique items, take a stroll and try a agua fresca and torta while your there Different vendors on weekends and music playing. Club inside open on weekends at night. ATM here as well. But most take cash and card.

There is a place in the farm shopping center Pamales tamales where you can buy homemade tamales…read more There are ones in the freezer or you can order from their list.

The farm is a nice little shopping center in Midtown with a variety of shops that fit a lot of…read moreinterests. For me, it's not close by, so I choose to come here for something (Usually Backwoods or Pier1) and then often end up going to other shops or a restaurant since I'm already there. One thing that is really nice about the area is that it is well maintained and has security to keep the area safe at night. I know this was a big bother to people trying to play PokemonGo when this was a hot spot, but as a woman who oftne shops or goes out alone, I appreciate kind security guards looking out for everyone's best interests. My favorite places to go here are Backwoods for my outdoors shopping (Love supporting local businesses rather than big chains) and Margaret's for some authentic German food, but really you won't go wrong. If you're looking for home items, outdoor things or a place to grab a quick bite, The Farm is a good place to get it done.

Fontana shopping center does have its ups & downs unfortunately…read more UPs- the businesses that are still running throughout this shopping center that are still open are worth coming to..let's see there's Planet fitness Mexican restaurant Chinese buffet Magoo's Akins food market Amazon laundromat Tail waggers CG church Hideaway pizza And a mans haircut place lol That's all I can think of from the top of my head. DOWNs- so many empty spots!! Its a shame to walk around and see the old signs up where businesses used to be. I seen one where a bakery used to be, a karate class, and even the post office! This place really needs a good pick me up & TLC for sure...if more popular businesses would come in then more people would be tempted to shop here. Seems like everything is on 71st lol maybe one day Fontana shopping center can be bought out and once again shine.

This shopping center is a quiet place unlike most of the other here in Tulsa. The busiest place in…read morethis center is Magoo's & Hideaway's pizza. Unfortunely almost every other busnisess here has shut down. But its a quiet place for my fiance and i to go for a walk and also we like to bring our lil dog with us cause she enjoys all the smells in the air.

I was across the street at Buck Atom's Cosmic Curios on 66 looking for a Route 66 themed t-shirt to…read moretake home to commemorate our Route 66 Centennial Celebration road trip in the Midwest. They didn't have my size. I was sent over here to Meadow Gold Mack (MGM) Route 66 Outpost for the t-shirt I wanted to buy. Thanks Julia! This outpost sits in the same lot as the world renowned Meadow Gold neon sign on Route 66 in the heart of Tulsa, OK. Mack (one of the 5 Giants) was created in the 1960's and stands 20 feet tall. He's a very handsome mack! I spent about an hour perusing the store. My eldest daughter didn't join me inside because she was done with stepping out of the car on the rainy day LOL. Anyway, I found very cool variety of merchandises for sale from local vendors within one big space with fun merchandises, unique and interesting clothing, vintage books and stuff, hand-crafted household items and artwork, Tulsa themed tees, and more. So much creativity that captures the spirit of Mother Road Route 66! The gentleman staff behind the counter was friendly, cordial, and helpful. Thank you Sir for your warm welcome and our wonderful conversation! I bought one black and white Route 66 themed t-shirt (love it!), some magnets (of course, can't leave without them LOL), Centennial Route 66 inspired tote bag, and two "Land of the Giants" custom designed limited edition non-alcoholic drinks... they were just okay... very light in taste! 1. Buck Atom: Prickly Pear & Lime (passed on this one!) 2. Cowboy Bob: Orange Cardamom Vanilla (got this one!) 3. Meadow Gold Mack: Melonberry Basil (got this one!) 4. Stella Atom: Cherry Lime Fizz (passed on this one!) Highly recommend for any locals and out of town visitors! Just come and explore. You may find something of your liking to take home as a keepsake for you or gifts for friends and family or both. Happy Shopping at MGM!

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.

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.

I hadn't visited in a while, and I have been missing out! This wonderful gem is nestled in…read moredowntown Sand Springs and is full of wonderful treasures ranging from small antique western badges to a set of formidable concrete planters that stand over 5 ft tall. Everything from Edwardian to deco, with a few more modern decorator touches, this visit was a feast for the eyes! The owners are friendly and knowledgeable, and everything is sourced by them, so personal touches abound!! Plenty of mantiques use as well, so there is something for everyone. I believe they are open Friday and Saturday now..definitely worth a visit!!

Tucked away in historic Sand Springs, Dog & Duck Antiques is a hidden gem in the greater Tulsa…read morearea. Well organized and fairly priced, there is something for the expert collector or the casual shopper.

Its a cool venue. Lot's of food vendors, a few annoying kiosks selling stuff…read more Very lively and come across as good for singles, couples and families with kids. Seems to lean more toward Asian and other one-off cuisines. We tried it and liked it.

This review is based on the market itself. Really cool market with unique foods. We ordered the…read morewings from Zasa's, they were okay. Nothing to ride home about but they were fresh and hot.