These poor people, I read an online post that said that if they don't raise more money, they'll…read morehave to close their doors. They're trying to get people to rent their hall for special occasions or meetings. We've only been here once for their steak dinner night. The food was fine. The service was fine. We just wouldn't come back because it's not really our vibe, if you know what I mean. I did recommend it to my friends though.

I highly recommend checking out one of their fish fry or steak dinner nights! It's a great way to…read morechange it up from your typical restaurant outing. Portions are huge, cheap, and delicious. It's open to the public (I heard about it from a neighbor).

This was my first time voting early since I'll be out of town next week during Election Day. I'm…read moreofficially a fan! I wasn't sure if I needed my voter registration card (you don't). The only thing you need is an official ID. I used my drivers license. I walked in and the employees were super helpful. They got me checked in while I filled out an absentee ballot form. Then they have me the voting form and I entered it into the machine myself. There is lots of space inside with tables, chairs, and plenty of pens to use. Like Sarah said in her review, it look less than 5 minutes! I might make it a habit from now on. Highly recommend!

Literally the most unorganized and unprepared of all the states. We should have longer amounts of…read moretime for early voting and more options/places to early vote. Why were the fairgrounds used for the primary and not this time for a Presidential election. Standing in line for 3+ hours with no facilities is absolutely ridiculous. We deserve better.

I'm so glad the bridge is finally open. I forgot what the west side of the trail looked like and…read moreI'm thrilled to have more route options when I go for my morning jogs. There's a need for signage on the west side when entering the bridge for walkers/bikers lanes. It's unclear until you reach the top. There are benches throughout the bridge so you can rest and enjoy the view. The lighting at night is beautiful. The only thing I would change is the cobble stone lining up the east entrance to the bridge. It's not very friendly to skaters. I fell when on roller blades because my tires got caught on them. You can't try to skip over them either since they're so wide. I'm concerned people using canes might find them hard to navigate as well. Wish they were smoother!

It's not a business. It's the newly opened pedestrian bridge across the Arkansas River in Tulsa…read more Lovely design with views of Zinc lake and the newly created white water rapids.

I got so much done today at the library and I also was able to check out an amazing nonfiction book…read morethat I really need for research right now. The staff as super helpful in hunting down what I needed to get the work done.

This is our home base library. I love the outdoor drop box and I use the hold shelf and check out…read morefeature often. I like the digital checkout process and there's always somewhere there to help if you need it.

the fairgrounds pavilion is top 2 favorite place for me in the city to see art deco, the other…read morebeing a historic petroleum office building downtown. i like too how in addition to ornate designs in that style, the building features images like murals in the style, that the ornate design flourishes in the surrounding area complement. also, side note, if you like looking at art deco designs, there is a scene in the recent 'escape room' movie with a train station featuring art in the style, with that the first presence of the art style i've immediately identified in film. further, the pavilion provides a interesting case study in the connection between contemporary event planning and historic significance, with the building housing the annual shriners circus since i was a kid, which happens near the start of spring, and also some state fair activities at the end of october and beginning of november, meanwhile maintaining a role history, both in the positive light of such events as historic petroleum expositions, and dark moments like the tulsa race massacre, in which the building was one among a few that sheltered survivors, though i'm not immediately recalling if the services were provided equally between races. nonetheless, i'd identity the building as a primary example in the city of how legacy is created consistently by keeping focus in the present while recognizing the significance of historical context.

This brightly colored terra cotta buidling was designed by Leland I. Shumway and built in 1932…read more The total floor space is ten and a half acres and is built without interior columns. There was a major renovation about a decade ago and made it a gem in Tulsa's Art Deco tiara! It is in all the art deco books It is worth the look, it is in good shape and good Art Deco.

Advertises parking for BOK center events but then locks cars in the garage with no way to get them…read moreout. Came from OKC and had to find a hotel room because of this.

I visited the library after attending a block party rally event calling for more transparency in…read moretulsa courts by requiring camera placement in each courtroom and judge chambers. i decided to go in the library after the event in large part because of a previous court case i'd observed, in which a judge asked a party representing herself to provide copies of her piece of evidence, but because the court copy machine was not working, she had to go across the street to print copies from the library. and due to the potential postponement of a court date i surmise such a delay could engender, i'd decided to print a copy of the flyer i received promoting the event from the library printer, as i'd not used any copying machine at that library location since its remodeling. the print and copy station, located on the first floor, at about the middle of the room to the right, facing away from the main court adjacent entrance, was user friendly based on the experience i had. the copy machine charged 25 cents to print the flyer with color, and it would have been 10 cent if i were printing in black and white. further, the copy machine, located in the picture to the far left, includes instructions for how to use it, with the only confusion i'd experienced being which direction to face the document in the insert slot, so you might want to pay a lil closer attention to that aspect than others when printing a copy. lastly, having not visited the library for any significant amount of time since the installment of study rooms to the second floor, i got a close look into some of the several reservable glass enclosement quiet rooms overlooking downtown, a distinct feature among all library locations i've visited, in tulsa or otherwise.

What couldn't be improved?! Zero help. Aren't they paid by tax payers? Literally was sent from…read morecourt clerk to county clerk then back again to court clerk who basically said, "we don't do that service here and we can't tell you who can". All the while SIX employees (all female) were buried in their cell phones not even looking up. McIntosh county, you deserve better and it wouldn't take ANYTHING to get better!

The prettier of the two Federal Courts located in Tulsa. While it's not as simple as Michael…read moreScott, from the Office (US Version), believed, declaring bankruptcy is an important part of our legal system. I'm sure that having to declare chapter 7 or 13 (or even 11) can be a bit of an emotional ride, rest assured that everyone that works with and within the court system is friendly. Plus, it couldn't occur in a more picturesque establishment. Every time I leave, I always take the chance to look up at the intricate ceiling.