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!!

The owner greeted us at the door and took us right to the item we were looking for, and then…read morepatiently explained the games my 6 and i saw on display. I bought some more stuff and get this they do free gift wrapping! Anyways the owners will also find a gift for a busy customer and have it wrapped and ready with phone payment. My dad just gave them a budget to buy and wrap gifts for my kiddo and they're great at that. The store itself has a wide and high quality selection as well.

A friend's granddaughter was in St Francis Children's Hospital in Tulsa OK & I wanted to send her a…read moregift to cheer her up. I did an internet search for toy stores & found Kiddlestix Toy Store. I called them & spoke with Nicole. She was AWESOME!! She advised me over the phone on which toys to purchase & she made sure they were delivered to my friend's granddaughter. The recipient was one very happy little girl!! Thank you, Nicole & Kiddlestix Toy Store!! Highly recommend!!

This place is huge, tons of toys and plant of comics, a bit hard to go through the comics, a bit…read moreoverwhelming and no organizing that I could see. If you looking to hunt this is the place. The toys were set up so you could see most of what they had in each genre in one area for each. Marvel in one area, DC in another, transformers over there. One thing I wondered is why the first picture that represents this place on yelp is an actual person's thumbs down. Seems rude because they're is nothing wrong with this place. Prices were not great but if you looked long enough you would find what you were looking for

This place rules. Went in with only about 30 minutes to close. So much stuff but well organized for…read morewhat it is! Dude working was polite and nice to talk to about the hobby. Overall loved it. Found a piece I've been looking for at a real good price too!

Out of all the years I've been buying comics, games and books, Wizard's Asylum is far and away the…read morevery best comic book and game store I've been to. Friendly, knowledgeable and always well stocked. Clean, orderly and with great deals, you really can't find better anywhere near Tulsa. The owner is knowledgeable and friendly, deals are great. Two thumbs up and A+ across the board.

A bunch of stuff in stock with helpful employees. They always have tables full of items on discount…read moretoo. The pricing for hard to find items is also reasonable.

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 : )

They now appear to be permanently closed. Their phone is disconnected, paper covering the windows,…read moreand logos removed from the front of the store.

Went in and asked for advice for little toys for a 1 year old and 7 year old. Very friendly sales…read morepeople gave me lots of suggestions. Boxed greeting cards and gift wrapping I didn't see my prior trip

Absolute worst experience EVER for buying cards! Zach refused to sell at TCG market value, claiming…read more"that is just how we market them in the system". It would be different if wasn't kids trying to add to their collection.

It seems like there just aren't a lot of places to buy movies anymore, at least not physical…read morecopies. Thankfully vintage stock exists though! For a recent Halloween party, I decided that I wanted to give away a Halloween movie or two as part of a costume contest prize. I'll admit I don't even really buy movies much (not even with streaming), but when I have I've gone to Walmart or something. Well it turns out they didn't really have the movies I was wanting in stock, and I got nervous about where else I could possibly buy a physical movie... Then I remembered this place! I came here once with my brother and mom to look for some video game thing my brother wanted as a gift or something, and I remembered that they sold a good selection of movies. The people were very nice there too. Before I went all they way to the store, I wanted to actually make sure they even had the movies I was wanting. So, I called the store to see if they had them in stock. The worker I talked to was helpful. He was able to check on both movies easily. It did take him a few minutes to track them down, so I'm guessing they maybe don't have the best/ most advanced system in place, but I was still able to get an answer. I was super happy that they had both movies I wanted for the prize! I had them put the movies on hold for me, thinking I'd run in later that day to pick them up, but I lost track of time and that didn't happen. Luckily, they hold things for up to three days, so when I went in a day or two later they still had them ready for me! It was super easy to just walk in, give my name, pay, and walk out with the movies. One other interesting thing about Vintage Stock movies is that some are new and others are used movies. For the two movies I got, I ended up with one of each. At first I was reluctant about the used one, but when I asked if the quality was still good (since it was sort of a gift, after all) they told me that they check to make sure that everything is still in good shape. The movie prices are similar to other places, maybe a little cheaper, and especially if you get one of the used versions. I'll definitely remember this place if I ever need to buy a movie not online again!

My FAVORITE TOY STORE IN TULSA! Great vintage collectibles and the prices are about as low as you…read morecan find for some really awesome treasures. I collect action figures, and always bring something cool home from T-Town Toys.

Lee has the most extensive inventory of collectable toys in town…read more Their pricing is more than fair. It's just a really nice place to go in and browse.