Super smoky inside. They have a decent amount of slots at various price points. They did not check…read moreIDs upon entry.

Since it was the 4th of July, my husband and I were looking for a fireworks show in the area. So we…read moregot to looking and we found one about 30 minutes from us in Tahlequah at Cherokee Springs Plaza, which is home to Cherokee Casino Tahlequah, Newks, tru by Hilton, etc....(Multiple businesses call that plaza home). But for this we got our spot claimed in the early evening and chilled out for a few hours as the parking lot and surrounding area filled up. It had been awhile since we had been out to see the fireworks in Tahlequah that are hosted by the Cherokee Nation. But everyone was out to enjoy the 4th at the Casino. It was the perfect night for the display with a bit of a breeze kept things tolerable. Eventually I would love to come and visit the restaurant inside the casino for dinner and check out the facility further.

Wonderful museum and gift shop dedicated to the painful indigenous history of removal as well as…read moremodern indigenous art and joy. It's located in an old historic building, which they share the history of, and keep community going through tart contests. There are a plethora of art pieces, books, and jewelry for sale in the gift shop. A nice little outing and rich history for those interested.

Very small but extremely informative museum. It's a short drive from Tulsa. I'm interested in…read morehistory. This museum presents American Indian history in a very informative way. Two stories filled with many interesting tools and insights to their history. Answered many questions for me. If you are in the area, I would recommend a visit. It's and hour or so if you are though. But I think well worth it,

As of less than a year ago, this place opened. It's a very lovely space with lots of Cherokee art…read moreranging anywhere from $10 of prints or postcards to $12,000 of large paintings or handmade pottery. There was a wide variety of quality artwork available that really showcased the culture of Tahlequah as well as their Cherokee heritage. The Spider Gallery has a perfect location of being in central downtown on Muskogee, or as Tahlequaians say, Main Street. You can also find tools and supplies for many traditional art making mediums including basket weaving and pottery. The gallery opens up to a long corridor with bistro tables and two meeting rooms next door. You'll definitely want to visit the Cherokee Art Center which is right around! The name "Spider Gallery" is taken from traditional Cherokee folklore.

mason gave me the best customer service ive ever gotten, i will for sure come back!!!!read more

We went for the 7-9 pm glow bowling with the kids . Keep in mind they are 2 and 4. It was 13$ each…read morefor them I couldn't believe it! They bowled 3 times and was done for the night . I wasn't to impressed with that just bc they are so young! We will def find another bowling alley to go to next time .

Now 2018 was their first year to hold this festival. There is a learning curve for 1st and 2nd year…read moreof any festival. This one is no diffrent. It was fun, food was good. Line for beverages was a 30 minute wait at minimum up to an hour in line, but I believe they will adjust for that next year. Irish clubs (including Irish Setter Club, how cute those guys were!!) had booths, travel agents with trip to Ireland, a few fun venders. One amazing vender was an artist who made sulpture from Limestone. How amazing he was! Man he was out of sight!!

I've eaten at the country club twice, and it's a great dinner spot! Good quality food. Maybe a bit…read moreoverpriced but nice options. I live very close by, so I really should get at least a social membership so I can try more things. Service was very good.

Pros: Came for a Christmas Party. Drinks OK. Fit our large party…read more Cons: Food okay, but chicken undercooked. Everyone's chicken was undercooked. The manager did ask if it was undercooked, but then didn't seem responsive in any way when everyone's answer was yes. Very annoying that it was called "Golf Club of Musckogee" online and on Google. Which made it difficult to fine. For some reason, no private party room. So regular bar patrons were mixed in with our party for at least 100 people.

I guess it was alright. The food is over priced by a long shot, but it was alright I guessread more

Chairs are sticky.. sometimes the floor is sticky.. no big deal. Just be cautious where you touch…read morethe seats and the buttons/settings. Bathrooms are clean. Help service are eager to help you out with food orders and ticketing. I prefer to buy tickets online and use their kiosks for the print out. Not a bad option folks. Not bad.. Popcorn and drinks are self serve. Sometimes, just wish the popcorn was fresh, not day old.. If you want bigger and BETTER... travel to those options. But in the meantime, make memories.

Really fun for a short stop! Easy prizes, although some are too heavy for the claws. I got a bunch…read moreof things though, and I had a great time!