Whenever I visit Tulsa, I always make a point to stop by The Nest. Every item in the store is…read moredelightfully curated, well designed and high quality. The candles and diffusers smell downright heavenly. The owners are great, too! They will gift wrap any purchases if you ask, which is a huge plus. And the chalk signs outside the store (which they also post on Instagram) - hilarious. Definitely follow if you don't already!

Really cute. I love the candles. They smell nice. They inventory is beautiful and is nicely made. I…read morewindow shop here.. or sometimes just smell the place.

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.

Pros: this is where I go to pick up gifts for people I don't know well, but feel obligated to get…read morethem things. Think bosses, secretaries, children's teachers, etc. i usually end up wandering the store again and again until I settle on a random item. This places accepts credit cards and does complimentary gift wrapping. For my fiancé's secretary and schedulers during Christmas $50 candles. Packaging was divine and came in appropriate old lady scents. They raced about them. For my own bosses during the holidays, light up novelty tumblers and jars of chocolate chip cookies. On this occasion, I came to get a birthday gift for my boss. Personalized items are the best! You can get anything personalized. It shows the person that you took time to get it made, but can still be rather impersonal. Think personalized wine glasses or luggage. Cons: this location was close to my massage place so I came here. It doesn't have parking and I had to walk far to get here. Will definitely just stick to the location closer to my home.

On a Whim is a must-stop when you are anywhere near Brookside!…read more I was so happy when they brought On a Whim to Tulsa and Brookside is the perfect place. On a Whim carries more up-scale designers. They have clothing, hand bags, shoes, jewelry, baby, and home accents. Also, one of my favorites, On a Whim is one of the few stores in Tulsa to carry Kendra Scott jewelry! The staff is very energetic and always willing to help. It is a very fun store. There is street parking along Peoria, but there is also a large lot behind the store. Again, it is somewhat expensive, but this is the place to find the designer brands. So, you should stop by, On a Whim!

Absolutely horrible service I came into the store because I am flying out to Charleston tomorrow…read moreand I wanted to experience this Bath and body Works here at Utica Square that everybody was raving about customer service at check out was absolutely horrible! I asked the cashier if they by chance had a coupon because my purchase was greater than $80 she stated that no there was no coupons but that I could check my email I had told her I had accidentally deleted my email this morning but I know that they can utilize some of the coupons to bring down the cost especially when it's a repeat a customer and a customer who has already a loyalty account of which she saw. She kept saying sorry we're just not in Charleston we're in Oklahoma and we don't have here the coupons that you may have at home- i'm sorry but if you are a retail business in a chain add that shouldn't you have the same exact things at all the stores all your employees wear the same uniform why can you follow the same policy? I paid for my purchase and I left I also asked about a pride candle holder that they had and she stated that I could get it online if I wanted to in the case that it breaks and I thanked her and said that was fine but you could tell that she was very standoffish just because I am wearing my pride bracelet wearing my pride shirt and letting people know that I am actually a lesbian. Shame on this Bath and body Works I'm really disappointed I will never come back to this Bath and Bodyworks I would rather go to the mall them to come to Utica Square it is not all the hype everybody made it out to be!

I absolutely loved the store! The vibes were awesome the workers were so helpful and fantastic!…read moreAngela was awesome at her job and was super friendly! She deserves a raise!

If you're cruising Route 66, visiting Tulsa and want a souvenir or even if you're a local, you…read moreabsolutely cannot miss this spot! You'll know you're there when you see the 20-foot-tall Friendly Lumberjack statue, Meadow Gold Mack, standing outside. Within the store are many different local vendors. I enjoyed browsing through vintage clothes, records, knickknacks , Tulsa-themed tees, and even a tiny bookstore. They have everything from handmade candles, postcards, to original artwork from Tulsa artist. Don't leave without checking out their custom coffee blend, Bucker's Brew. It's such a fun, creative atmosphere that perfectly captures the spirit of the Mother Road. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a unique souvenir or just a cool place to explore! Also, it's on the same street as Decopolis, a second smaller souvenir store, Bucks, a thrift store and the other giant statues to be sure to capture photos of.

What a fun place, right on Historic Route 66 in Tulsa. This is a vendor mall where the vendors do…read morea fun job of capturing and celebrating (and in some cases creating) the history of this stretch of 66. There is a huge selection of merchandise in the place, everything from art, to t-shirts, to vintage goods and jewelry. The Lowdown has been doing some filming here, so that has created even more of a vibe than even normally exists. It's a great energy! Prices vary, but many of the vendors have pretty decent deals on things. The service here is great too! The owner, Mary Beth has created a culture of service oriented fun, added a dash of great music, and made a really fun place to shop!

I had placed an order online which took forever to receive once I opened the package I noticed poor…read morepackaging and 1 of Tea pots were damaged. I had my receipt so I decided to return it. Upon entering the store I was greeted I looked around to see what I wanted to exchange the order I received in the mail that was damaged. Within minutes I noticed about 3 workers walking in each area I was in. I even caught 1 of the store employees peeping around the corner at me. Me being in the medical field in a very high position, I know how to speak to people. I order the other customers were shopping in peace. I asked 1 of the staff would they like to escort me while shopping and the employee stated oh I'm just straightening the shelf's. This has been my 3rd time shopping with this business not I do notice if typo are another nationality they watch you, like yoir about to run out the store without paying. I'm Persian very good Doctor with money and the vibe I received wasn't right. I decided to take my item and return it back to the company and get my money back

Read the fine print when you order on line. Takes more than a week to mail out your order then 10…read moredays after that. When you call to cancel or ask questions about the order the female employee will become hostile. Beware you can't cancel holiday orders. So the Christmas decor I ordered on 11/29 will arrive right before Christmas.

This corner shop on Cherry St. is beautifully curated from ceiling to floor. Light fixtures, art,…read morebooks, gifts, seasonal decor, and so much can be found here. Every time I've bopped in, I think to myself #housegoals. So much character and so many seems to be told with every item for sale. Prices are generally higher end, but if you're rockin' a budget like mine, go either right before or after a holiday to grab some discounted seasonal goods!

They don't honor their own gift cards. We tried to use a gift card given to us for our wedding, but…read morethey wouldn't accept it since '[they] had changed systems'. There was no expiration date on the gift card nor fine print about the vendor having the unilateral right to cancel their obligation. The floor sales reps had no power or desire to help us out even though they were clearly in the wrong.

The most amazing store with gifts curated by the most amazing family offering the finest customer…read moreexperience possible! JPQ

On a corner in Utica Square, Polo Grill on one side and Chase on the other side. They have been…read morein that location since the 60s. The first lady I talked to was the granddaughter of the original owner, the other lady was probably related too. They were nice and gave personal service. Nice selection of stock including home decor, tableware, decorations and unique gifts. Currently, they have Halloween and Christmas decorations, seasonal dishes, cute Santa theme items and throw rugs. Lots of fall arrangements and decor. Cards, table supplies, napkins. There is a selection of gifts for children. Great for unique nice quality gifts.

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.

I ordered a "Workbook for Lectors..." on line more than seven weeks ago (12/4/25). They finally…read moresent me a "Now Printing for Shipping" today (1/23/26). This item was not back-ordered, or out of stock. Ziegler had failed to place "CA Prop 65" language on their website, and now claim they sent a form to my email (Nope - never received one!). This language has been legally-required since 1986. Since the product is time-sensitive, they have withheld my product for nearly 15% of a year! They talk about valuing customer trust, but don't even say "sorry!"

New location for old Tulsa business. Retail portion a little smaller, but I guess the warehouse is…read morewith the business. Parking is in the corner side of the building. The rear door is locked. Still a large selection of merchandise. Nice people.