This store is outrageously fun! Full of cute, kitschy, clever merchandise galore! Staff were very…read morefriendly let me know the receipt is good as a coupon for their other local businesses for 10% off! The hat shop that they owned inside moved across the street. They have such a fun array of gifts, trinkets, etc. pricing is very comparable to any gift shop. I'll definitely be back.

Very funky. Great little gift store with thousands of things to buy. Great value for your money…read more Don't go to Amazon. Go to Funktified.

Such a treasure of a store. So many unique items and many that are locally made. Excellent spot to…read morefind a variety of gifts for loved ones and friends. I haven't seen any other shops carry these kinds of snarky greeting cards and mugs.

Great snarky mug collection for those hard to buy for! Lovely store. I love shopping and browsing…read morehere.

My sister-in-law first introduced me to Summer's Market - Floral & Home Decor, and I immediately…read morethought, "What a great, hidden gem in Broken Arrow! How did I miss this boutique!" As you can see from the pics, there's so many beautiful things for your home - wall hangings, adorable accessories, collective hand towels, floral stems, dishes, and more! I'm building a gallery wall so I especially loved their selection of wall pics! The associate was super friendly, the store was clean, well-stocked, and smelled wonderful! If you need/want something for yourself or a lovely gift for others, I would recommend Summers Floral Market!

They look lovely online, but their ordering system process would not send to WA state. After…read morecalling several times, leaving messages, then texting and emailing still no return answer, maybe they don't need customers? Sad, I would have liked to made a big order.

They are in transition currently operating a " mini-museum" on 11th street (Route 66 ) just east of…read morePeoria. Mini or not, every Tulsan and visitor to Tulsa should stop in and see this place. They've purchased land to build a permanent and larger art deco museum. Can't wait to see what else they have to offer.

This is one of those feels for your unique side. Most of Route 66 shops, boutiques, and eat stops…read moreare unique. I am very glad Tulsa, OK brought in things that will either set your memories for the good. I am glad to also share a few pics of some things I seen, were inspiring. It's a museum meets unique store. A bit of something for collectors, and young at heart. I can understand why the hipsters, Tulsa lovers, and historical societies spend time on 11th St. if you feel like you belong, they'll accept you with open arms. I love that feel!!

They are pleasant to deal with, have affordable prices, and make a convenient one stop shop…read moreexperience!! Will continue coming back!!

This gift shop is a "jewel" in the town of Broken Arrow, in the downtown Rose area. We travel a…read morelot through the country and this little shop is a rare find! Items in this shop are great for either yourself or for others and very reasonably priced. We have not seen such delightful gifts like this in one shop. The owner is awesome and lots of fun and has a knack for making this shop truly stand out!

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.

This has a decent selection of candies that are well organized…read more The store itself has a very overstimulating feel due to all the antique style tin posters everywhere. This is just not my vibe, I prefer candy stores to look like a cotton candy wonderland, or a Willy Wonka movie, not a gas station from the 50s. I took off some stars because I find the juxtaposition of toys and candy (mostly for kids) and a few more adult items in the store very odd. Nothing crazy, but there are some pinup style posters and a puzzle with female nudity. Also some sodas with pinup style women (Farrah faucet and Marilyn, etc.) Luckily my kids didn't notice any of it, I just think it would be nice to see an end of advertisements objectifying women. Also why the candy cigarettes, aren't they illegal?Feels like a step back in time (and progress).

Candy & bottled sodas in innovative flavors! Yes please!! Interesting fact... the company was…read morefounded in Camarillo, California, Ventura County my home town! Now there are a total of 81 locations in United States. They carry 1000's of unique candy that's rare, like from the 1960s to 1980s. They carry candy from back in the days. Like when childhood was done right! They have fun gag gifts, posters, fun socks, and toys. Such an entertaining store to walk around in! If you need a horse mask... they've got it. You just never know when you might need one, and if you want a soda that taste like bacon or carrot cake... they've got that too. They have candy with meal worms and other insects as well. I'm sure you will be able to find just the right candy for you : )

Love this store, they carry things you can't get in other stores. The owners and employees are so…read morehelpful finding the perfect gift for someone special or for me. Thanks for being outstanding

Cute, cute store with unique gifts. Great find in a town full of boutiques. Gurgling pots and…read morechirping birds are a must see. Cute, unique jewelry. Unusual gifts. A little bit of everything.

Fun brief stop on Route 66 there's a little gift shop that can provide a stamp for your passport…read more There's a working piano out front that anyone can play. A lot of photo ops at this site.

Before leaving Tulsa, OK, I had to pick up some souvenirs to take home. I knew we were in the Land…read moreof the Giants. We had to seek them out during our Route 66 Centennial Celebration road trip in the Midwest. We found Buck Atom's Cosmic Curious on 66. Wow, that is a mouth full to say and type! It used to be a 1950's PEMCO gas station and became Buck Atom in 2019 which isn't very long ago. The front where the pumps used to be now has benches. There appears to be a food trailer or truck on its left that wasn't open when we were here. We saw the towering Buck Atom cowboy "Muffler Man" statue who stands 21 feet on the right, his space cowgirl companion Stella Atom who is slightly shorter standing at 19 feet on the left, and in the middle is a small, but cute nostalgic roadside gift shop selling Route 66 memorabilia and souvenirs. Perfect stop for my eldest daughter and I! Buck Atom's welcomes all visitors from around the world to celebrate the magic of the Mother Road Route 66 with cool apparel, fun art, great holiday and treats, nice jewelry, toys, neat souvenirs, nifty stickers, magnets and more. We noticed Buck Atom, Stella Atom, and other giants were on signages, buttons, coffee mugs and tees throughout the shop. This is a must visit iconic roadside attraction! The lady behind the counter was super friendly and sweet. Thank you Julia for the warm welcome and excellent service. I bought some magnets and coasters as keepsakes for me and gifts for friends back home. I wanted to get a t-shirt, too, but they didn't have my size. Julia sent me over to one of their sister shops for the t-shirt... Meadow Gold Mack happens to be diagonally across the street. I did end up dropping by Meadow Gold Mack and getting my Route 66 t-shirt. Thanks Julia!