I was in town for work on a Sunday, in the daytime most establishments downtown were closed so…read morethank goodness for Rose Rock! I walked in and was greeted with a smile, the young man working let me know I can sample any of the flavors and I must've tried 5 or 6 of them. He was patient and helpful suggesting some combos. I decided on Vietnamese Coffee and Midnight Chocolate, it was a perfect balance of flavors and both were so incredibly creamy and smooth! I enjoyed my ice cream at the counter seat facing outside the window, and noticed the store was very clean and tidy. I will absolutely be back next time I'm in Tulsa, thank you Rose Rock!

This is a smallish hole in the wall next to the Tulsa Club hotel. Our server patiently gave us…read moretastes of almost every flavor before we could make up our minds. We decided to dive in with and ice cream flight, 6 different scoops - though we cheated and doubled up on the chocolate. Who remembers the other flavors, they were all good. We were downtown enjoying a self-guided architecture tour - this should be the refreshment break for every tour.

Big Dipper Creamery in Tulsa is located in a really cute area called Brookside, close to downtown…read more Parking seemed pretty reasonable when I went, especially if you avoid the busiest times, and there was parking available along the side of the building. Inside, the shop has a lot of cute seating areas, both indoors and outdoors. They also offer a fun variety of flavors. I ordered a small cup of the honeycomb lavender ice cream, which came with a free waffle chip. They also have cones, flavored cones, and other options if you want something a little more elaborate. The ice cream itself was very creamy and delicious. I would have loved to have some actual chunks of honeycomb mixed in, but the honeycomb flavor still came through nicely, and there was a swirl in the ice cream that added to it. Overall, it was a really delicious scoop and felt well worth it. I visited on a Thursday afternoon around 3:00 p.m., and it was already fairly busy with families, moms, and young kids. I imagine it gets even busier in the evenings, especially during the summer after dinner. Overall, it is a neighborhood-friendly spot with great ice cream and a fun neighborhood feel.

Their vegan and dairy-free options are amazing! My family and I love Big Dipper, it's our go-to ice…read morecream spot for a sweet treat after dinner.

I've loved this ice cream shop since day 1. The most brilliant invention is a flight of ice cream…read morebecause who wants to decide on only 1 or 2 flavors. Give me 6 please. Every bite was delicious too. I love the names they had for the Ch 6 weather team themed ice creams! Von's was my favorite! And I could bathe in the banana pudding one. And the honeycomb lavender. Staff are super sweet and offer samples. Definitely save room for ice cream when you're at Mother Road!

A great local ice cream place. All their flavors are very unique. This time I tried a scoop of the…read moreVegan Pandan flavor at their Mother Road Market location. The flavor and texture were great, especially for a vegan option. Their stall is bright and the menu is clear. It's a great addition to Mother Road Market. The server was very helpful and quick, which is nice in a busy place. I also love that they use local produce in some of their flavors.

i previously worked at the location, and consider my experience there as top two among jobs i've…read morehad, so i'll recognize that there might be some bias in the review. food - nevertheless, the frozen "do not call me ice cream" custard receives consistently rave reviews, regardless of any bias i might hold. and while the custard tastes good in many variations, tonight i'd ordered a concrete, and my mom did the same,mine a medium and hers a small. my choice was the seasonal feature on the sign out front, the stone cole concrete, and hers was another seasonal treat, the gooey butter cake concrete. we each tasted a bite of each others, and though i'd say the gooey butter cake concrete had a little better taste, the stone cole was tasty too, and helped me learn there is a guy who drives a car with the restaurant logo. service - the order "runner" who took the order while we were in the drive-thru line was efficient and friendly. and while i would have been more the surprised by the drive-thru order "runner" asking our order at the car, the experience was reminiscent of experiences doing that role at the restaurant. furthermore, the worker at the drive-thru window was kind and efficient also, and another worker inside the store who is a former co-worker, appeared to be leading the team well from the dipwell position. ambiance - although the weather today was chilly, rainy, and not ideal for outside walk-up patio eating, that is a dining option i like about the restaurant. and that said, the "runner" taking our order in the drive-thru line supplied a similar fulfillment as the personal interaction of ordering at the walk-up patio station. ambiance -

We actually stayed nearby at the residence inn, and made 3 trips to here over the long weekend…read more Each time, we drove through the drive-thru because we were not going to wait in line with our talkative toddler, who might interrupt strangers' conversations. Our family ordered: the BootDaddy Concrete, Snowmonster Concrete, Butter Pecan Concrete, James Brownie Funky Jackhammer, Rico Suave Jackhammer, Tin Roof Sundae, and a kid's sundae with strawberry topping. It is rare that I will eat frozen custard, and I will usually order the smallest size because I try to watch my caloric intake. I ordered the Butter Pecan Concrete, and it was so delicious that I ate the entire thing. My family was amazed! It was thick, creamy, not too sweet, with the buttery, roasted pecans. I could eat those pecans all day long! Next time, I would like to try the root beer float.

I'm new to the area but so far, Pancho Amaya is the best panadería I've been to in Tulsa. The…read morepastries and such are always fresh and there is a large but not overwhelming selection. There are times the more popular items may be sold out later in the day, but I appreciate how they keep just the right amount on hand so that nothing is sitting too long to get stale. My family and I love their classic concha's (which are always soft) and often get a mix of their other treats. The store is not fancy inside or out, but is definitely a hidden gem.

Love this bakery for so many reasons. When you check in on Yelp, you get a free cafe de olla (a…read morecoffee), and you don't even have to buy anything. I felt bad for not buying anything so I got a flan for about $3.50. Pancho Anaya Bakery has so many baked goods that you could get on the counter. Those usually run from $0.50 and up but things like cookies and churros are like a buck each. It's really bargain prices. Apparently, not many Yelpers come here and use the free coffee check in. The manager had to call the boss to find out what was going on but I got it at the end. The sweet deal just got sweeter, with caramel on top sweetness.

First time visitor during a very hot weekend in Tulsa…read more I ordered the Hokkaido Milk soft serve with Taiyaki. It was a good size serving and you get whatever topping you want for free (yay sprinkles!). The Taiyaki had the right amount of chewiness and crispiness. The Hokkaido Milk flavor was just sweet enough, with hints of coconut. You get a lot of soft serve and the Taiyaki is big enough so that I could eat it with most of my soft serve. Definitely would order this again. But there's the thing. If you take it outside, your soft serve is going to disintegrate. It just will, because the heat in Oklahoma is stronger. I ran back inside and they gave me a bigger cup, in which I placed my original cup, saving what was left of my dessert. I probably would request a larger cup for this purpose alone, knowing what I know now. The workers were helpful and friendly. I especially appreciated their willingness to answer questions about my order. There are places to sit, and I think it would be good for individuals, pairs, and very small groups (4 max). Usually, I don't use the restroom in public establishments. It was decent. All in all, if and when I come back, I will stay inside to avoid the heat attacking my dessert.

Stopped in from out of town, since I have a local taiyaki store that I love. Was let down with…read moreKremee - first they don't offer very many flavors, and even creme and chocolate which are pretty typical flavors, second the taiyaki was pretty thin and my nutella had almost no filling, additionally the red bean was unlike any red bean I've had, it had a fruity/nutty taste and a pretty odd color. They were pretty nice and crispy which was nice. Overall I probably won't be back unless they add more flavors to try out.

Kilwins it's such a delightful shop! The staff here are always super friendly and great patrons…read morewith a smile. The selection of ice cream, cream, chocolates, popcorn, and candied apples can't be beat in one single spot anywhere else closeby (although a few places do try to compete well). We love the ice cream and popcorn the most! Lots of different flavors for both. If you register your child on TulsaKids.com, they'll get a free scoop to use within a month proceeding their birthday! The environment here is bright, a bit girlie, and so fun!

I stopped in here to grab a sweet treat! This is a very popular chain that I've had all over the…read morecountry, so I was excited to see Tulsa got a location! They have the best caramel apples! I tried ice cream today, and it was amazing. But it's very expensive. My 1 small scoop in a chocolate dipped waffle bowl was $12. Staff were insanely friendly though! All 3 people in the store greeted me and were super great. It's big inside compared to others I've been in too.

Excellent customer service is shown by greeting you when you arrive and thanking you when you leave.read more

Andy helped me today. Great service. Tried several types of ice cream before deciding on banana…read morepudding. It was a great choice. The shop was quiet with only two other patrons but I guess this is normal for a January Monday.