Jo & June is the kind of shop that makes you want to look at every single thing on the shelves. The…read morevintage selection always feels fresh and carefully selected, and they have some really interesting handmade goods that keep things different each time I visit. The space itself is bright and welcoming, and there's always that familiar palo santo scent when you walk in. I often end up talking with the friendly staff and finding something unexpected to bring home. If you enjoy discovering unique vintage and well made items, Jo & June is a Tulsa spot you should not miss.

Weren't open when at the time listed. No sign on the door explaining why or when they'd be opened…read more Tried calling 20mins later and no answer

Nordstrom is a phenomenal place to shop, in person and online. Their women's collections of…read moreclothes are superb, and their shoe department includes great professional, dressy and casual shoes alike, including large women's sizes and several widths. Thank you, Nordstrom! Nordstrom Rack is their discount store, where great finds can be found. Go frequently to find the best deals.

Nordstrom rack consistently provides quality merchandise for excellent prices. You might have to…read moredig a bit to find your size at your price point, but you may just do a little dance of joy when you do.

I love this shop! Unique items, decent prices. The accessories are different, and they don't…read morecarry multiples, so you can stay unique in town. Wish they were open later during the week, by an hour or two for us working girls.

Colors of Etnika is the place to go for unique jewelry in Tulsa. The owner is an artist from…read moreGuatemala who also showcases unique pieces from her fellow artists.

Everything went great with Etnika! I ordered a gorgeous ring from the online store; Etnika has a…read morestorefront in Tulsa and an online store. I dealt with Karla, she is friendly, helpful and genuinely concerned about the customer. The ring was ready in less than 24 hours! Karla shipped it to me straight away! I was stunned by how quickly I received the ring. It's so beautiful and precisely what I wanted. The ring is now my favorite! Great price for a lot of ring! Highly recommended! Thank you, Karla!

Amazing store! Huge selection of natural oddity objects. I have never seen zebra feet anywhere…read moreelse. Lots of small affordable objects and also huge things to wish you could afford. They have clearly taken a lot of care in arranging products in a beautiful way. They have cute storage items to contain your own collection. There is an alive lizard that I neglected to get a picture of.

You'll be in awe.. it's almost like walking into a magickal box of the biology classroom…read more.. stopping in here slowed time for me... places like this do that.. if you are very intuitive and creative.. you'll vibe right away. This is a place!

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.

There is not another place in Tulsa like this The Market is…read moreone of a kind Stylish Classy and a Unique variety of Small Business Owners who have individual booths This is Sad to Lose this business on 2/28/2023

Love love love this place and the owner is just darling! I need to come back in and see what's newread more

Very cool store in its new digs on 11th street. It might be smaller but everything is beautifully…read morearranged. Staff was super nice and accommodating. Everything is truly vintage (not retro). You can find clothing, pottery, signage, knickknacks, and curiosities here. Check it out in the new 66 Collective.

This is such a cute antique shop right behind Buck Atom on 11th street. Just like most stores on…read moreRoute 66, it has such a unique western flair. The shop is basically a house and it feels super cozy and casual inside. You'll find a wide range of items such as clothing (overalls, jean jackets, vests, dresses etc) boots, and accessories (belt buckles, jewelry, etc) but also records, kitchenware (set up in a super cute diner space), and home decor. This is definitely the place for unique finds. The prices are reasonable and service is friendly and welcoming.

Worst service I've ever received. I was the only person in the store browsing for something to buy…read more I walked in, browsed the entire store, stopped by the item I wanted, and waited for someone to help me. I was never greeted when walking inside. After a couple of minutes of waiting, two ladies walk in the door and two sales associates rush to them to greet them and ask them how they are doing and how they can help them. I had to literally shout out "can someone please come and help me?" So nasty, so rude. Those ladies should do better.

I came to pick up my Necklace today and noticed the sign next to the door that said you are at full…read morecapacity so I stood outside. About 3mins later a woman walked into the store (while I was clearly standing next to the sign, making a total of 5) so I followed and an employee told me they are at capacity and can only have 6 customers at a time and asked that I step back outside. I did as I was told. A couple minutes later another woman walked into the store (making it 6 total inside the store) and no one told her to step outside. About 7-10mins later a customer leaves the store (making it 5) and I walk in to be helped. If you are going to keep this sign outside your store, it would be smart to have someone keeping track how many people are actually in the store. I don't want to bring the racial card into this but I am Asian and all the customers were white. I'm sure the staff was not trying to make it seem like it was about race, but when two people ENTER after I was asked to WAIT OUTSIDE, and they're not treated in the same manner, it's either extremely unprofessional and rude or racist.. either way, I'm not sure I'll ever be back