I want to say that I fell in love with the store so many things to buy for a reborn silicone baby…read moredoll. I got to adopt a baby boy Hendrix at the store he came with a bottle and pacifier plus birth certificate and so much more. I'm enjoying him very much it helps me with my anxieties and stress. I will be getting my girl as well in 10 days. I can't wait to meet her soon. I do recommend these babies for your health issues. I can't wait to take my sister to this amazing store to see all the beautiful silicone baby's.

We were very excited to support a local business and give our daughter a special birthday…read moreexperience, but unfortunately our experience with It's a Toy World on Main St was deeply disappointing from start to finish. Our first visit was simply to scope out the reborn baby adoption experience after seeing it on Facebook. We were not greeted when we entered, and during the entire visit the owner said not one word to us. Our 7 year old saved for months, including birthday money, to purchase a reborn baby. We later ordered the one she chose and booked the adoption experience for her birthday. When we arrived, she fell in love with another baby in the store that cost hundreds more. Since we had not taken possession of the original baby, and it was still untouched on the wall, we politely asked if we could switch and pay the difference. We were told no, very bluntly and without empathy, because "sales are final." We did not argue and ended up buying the second baby anyway, meaning we purchased two babies. During checkout, we asked for split payment between cash and card, and the full amount was run on card by mistake. We did not complain and let it go. We were also told that the baby's mouth had not been cut and we would need to make a separate 40 minute drive back from Claremore because only someone else knew how to do it. Then came the worst part. Today my wife coordinated through Facebook Messenger a time to come in for the mouth to be cut. We arrived at the agreed time, and while the owner was responding on the computer, she accidentally sent my wife a message clearly meant for someone else that said: "I dislike this lady so much." My wife calmly brought it to her attention. The explanation made no sense, and it was obvious what happened. My wife chose not to escalate it because our child was there and we are not confrontational people. Then the "procedure" we had driven back for turned out to be someone taking an X Acto knife and simply cutting a slit in the silicone mouth. No warning was given beforehand about the risk of the silicone continuing to split. When my wife asked what prevents that from happening, we were told "that's a risk you run" and that we could buy silicone glue to help prevent it. After spending over $600, I would expect: * Better customer service * Basic kindness and professionalism * Transparency about risks before altering an expensive doll * Some preventative care instead of "buy something else to fix it" Also, if the process was just a quick slit with a blade, why was it made to seem so specialized that we had to make another long trip? What bothered us most was not a mistake here or there. It was the repeated rudeness, lack of empathy, and then finding out the owner was privately insulting my wife, who has been nothing but kind through every interaction. We supported this business in good faith and were met with poor service and disrespect. We will not return and would not recommend this store to others.

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.

Literally a one stop holiday gift giving stop!!! Next year I will wait and do ALL of my shopping…read morehere. Staff is great, helpful and friendly. They gift wrap with a smile.

What a fantastic variety of made in Oklahoma, and regional, items! Prices range and the setup is…read morefantastic with variable prices.

This place has a great selection and the prices are great. The sales associate isn't friendlyread more

Cute Clothes have bought before, love to look and buy at my lunch break. Went this afternoon, and i…read morequite honestly felt profiled I wasn't in my scrubs this time and the young woman left the front desk asked if we needed anything and I said no because I wanted to show my mother how cute this place was while we were in town, she then proceeded to walk directly next to us the entire time, to the point where I set down what i would've bought and left the store. Very sad that this was my experience, very disappointing.

Beautiful store with a lovely variety of clothes, books, and unique toys for children. The books…read moreand Advent calendars we bought there before Christmas were a huge hit and will be an important Christmas tradition for years to come.

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.

We were drawn in by the signage on Main Street, and I am so glad we stopped by. The shop goes on…read moreand on with so many wonderful gift items for sale. There is such a great variety of high-quality handmade goods we just had to make the full rounds. I will definitely go back for Christmas and birthday gifts.

Someone got me some Sugar Free Lo Carb Peanut Butter Brownies from Tigerlily's Emporium in Broken…read moreArrow as a gift. I have tried sooo many different "treats" over the last several years and I am quite picky as to what I like that doesn't taste chalky or like cardboard lol. After some diligent research...(Facebook) I learned that the genius behind this amazing delicacy is here in Tulsa. She custom made several orders just for me and I am extremely pleased with the results. I will definitely be using her again. Very friendly and accommodating and I will be placing a large order with her for our family's Christmas Reunion for as long as she is here. Amazing that one person could be so creative and its just her.

Indie Emporium = Etsy in real life…read more There were so many crafters showcasing such neato awesome things that, 1) it's hard not to blow a gazillion dollars buying plaid bowties or owl jewelry or Oklahoma-themed T-shirts (Seriously had to talk myself out of buying a set of anatomical print dessert plates), and 2) it WILL make you wish you were a crafty person (Already crafty people are sure to find some inspiration looking at the booths.). But with great craft talent comes great crowds seeking Christmas presents or home decor items; this place was PACKED. I almost lost my mind in the shuffle and press of people looking at the booths. The organizers should consider spreading out the exhibits a little more to make the experience less claustrophobic.

Crafting used to be for old people - not anymore!…read more Indie Emporium is a cute craft show with 60 local vendors. You can find anything from dishes to jewelry. It was my first year going and I was impressed with everything I saw. Admission is $5, which lets you in the whole weekend (Thanks Yelp for the free tickets!!). The first 50 people on Friday got a swag bag that was supposedly filled with amazing things. I wouldn't know since I didn't get one - not that I'm bitter or anything (F.Y.I. Getting there RIGHT when it opens = too late for the freebies. The lobby was PACKED before the doors were even open). Saturday afternoon, they have free crafting sessions (specific crafts to be made/schedule is on their website). Saturday night, they have a fashion show. The only thing I really, really hated was how packed it was. A show like this REALLY needs a bigger space. Often, I couldn't even look at a vendor's booth because there were SO many people/booths were TINY. Luckily, crowds started to thin out an hour into the event. Another downside is parking downtown....hopefully you're lucky enough to find a street spot. If not, you can take a chance like me and park in a random parking lot...and hope your car doesn't get towed.

Everything here is the cutest thing you've ever seen. And when you think you've seen everything in…read morethis cozy little shop, there's still more. Hot take: check out their website for all the fun events! We've done wine and cheese tasting, vegan food tasting, cookbook release parties, and next week there's a class on how to improve on your hostess game (summer edition) with Kathy Taylor. Sarah and DJ are amazing, fun and super helpful. Places like this are what make Tulsa unique, and we love being a part of this community.

This is such a cute gift shop in the NOMA building on 11th & Lewis, right on the corner (north of…read moreMother Road Market). I had such a good time just walking around and browsing. There's parking available in the adjacent garage. This is one of those stores that carry stuff you never knew you wanted/needed, like colorful umbrellas or a glass tic tac toe set. Super cute random finds including home goods/decor, glassware, games, puzzles, hand wash, candles, throw pillows, socks, stickers, writing utensils, journals, cards, and more. They have a whole wall of unique and fun cards for various occasions. I found a couple good ones. Prices are reasonable for items you can't find anywhere else. At checkout, you can sign up for their rewards programs. The employee was nice and helped me register. Their website has a list of upcoming events and workshops like a calligraphy class and picnic pairing workshop.