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"Cherry Street" is actually a seven block stretch of East 15th Street lying between Utica and Peoria Avenues. Tulsa'a only shopping district on the National Register of Historic Places, the area contains an eclectic blend of antique and interior design shops, galleries, salons, a "new-age" bookstore, and one-of-a-kind eateries. Lincoln Plaza, a 1909 public school turned shopping center, anchors the west end at 15th & Peoria and provides the site of a Farmer's Market every Saturday morning, April to October. In December, the area turns "red-light district" when the buildings are outlined with cheery cherry-colored lights.
quality antiques; home furnishings; art; gifts; books; fresh produce, cheese and bread (Saturday mornings) Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: East 15th Street from Peoria to UticaDirections: From US-51/64 exit Utica Ave. and go south on Utica two blocks to 15th Street. Turn right (west) on 15th and you are on "Cherry Street."Website: www.cherryst.com
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For visitors asking where to get a serious shopping fix, Utica Square is the best answer. Built as Tulsa's first "suburban" shopping center in 1952, Utica Square exudes a unique charm that you will never find at mega-malls and big-box stores. Located at 21st & Utica, in one of Tulsa's most desirable areas, the Square presents dozens of mostly upscale merchants like Saks Fifth Avenue, Coach, WIlliams-Sonoma, and Restoration Hardware, arranged in clusters of buildings graced by mature trees, small fountains, red english phone booths and the signature 1890 musical clock. Several excellent restaurants make this a destination you can enjoy the better part of an entire day. In summer, be sure to take in "5th Night" - a series of free outdoor concerts presented every Thursday evening. During the Christmas season, Utica Square is festooned with thousands of white lights and the annual "Lights On" ceremony on Thanksgiving night is a beloved Tulsa tradition.
Upscale clothing, home accesories, gifts, fine dining Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Southeast corner of 21st St. & Utica Ave.Directions: Located in mid-town Tulsa. Exit US-51/64 (Broken Arrow Expy.) at 21st Street and proceed west about 1 mile.Website: www.uticasquare.com/
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"Brookside" is the name Tulsan's apply to a free-spirited shopping and entertainment "neighborhood" centered along Peoria Avenue south of East 31st Street. Numerous unique stores selling clothing, art, gifts, home furnishings, and all manner of other wares share the area with a variety of hip restaurants and night spots. Known as an area that doesn't take itself too seriously, annual Brookside events include the "Boo-Ha-Ha" Parade in October and "Tulsa's Longest Sidewalk Sale" in September.
clothes, furniture and decorating items, art, gifts, herbs, homemade root beer (Weber's), good food, nightlife Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: South Peoria Avenue from East 31st to 51st StreetsDirections: From I-44, exit at Peoria Ave. and go north. The heart of the area is around East 35th street.Website: http://www.shopbrookside.com
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Do your visions of a visit to the American heartland include strolling down the main street of a small town, finding hidden treasures in its quaint shops and exchanging pleasant nods and greetings with the friendly locals? If so, the Tulsa suburb of Jenks, OK, could be the fulfillment to your dreams.
Located on the west side of the Arkansas River 15 miles south of downtown Tulsa, Jenks has dubbed itself the "Antique Capital of Oklahoma." With 30 specialty, gift and antique stores, plus several "antique malls" leasing sales space to 100's of smaller dealers, the claim is probably true. The town takes great pride in fostering a relaxing shopping experience along its broad Main street and has undertaken a number of restoration and streetscaping projects to enhance the ambience for pedestrian shoppers. There are several decent dining options in downtown Jenks, including a tearoom popular with women making a day out of a shopping trip with friends. On Saturday mornings during the growing season, Jenks also hosts a Farmer's Market selling fresh produce and baked goods.
The 2005 addition of the Riverwalk Crossing complex has made Jenks an even more popular destination for shoppers and visitors. The Riverwalk is a open air center located directly on the banks of the Arkansas River. Containing numerous shops, restaurants, a multi-screen cinema, a beautiful riverfront promenade, and an outdoor amphitheater featuring free concerts throughout the summer, it is a terrific addition to the Jenks' offerings.
Antiques and Americana Leave a Comment Theme: AntiquesDirections: From Downtown Tulsa/I-44: take Riverside Parkway south to the Jenks Bridge at 96th Street. Go west across the river and follow the signs onto Main Street.Website: www.jenkschamber.com
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On my travel page, I've tried to highlight some of the shopping venues that are unique to Tulsa - places that aren't the same as what you can visit in other cities. But, I understand that some people just have to go to "the mall" - and the bigger the better. So, as a public service to you die-hard mall rats, I present Woodland Hills Mall - 1.2 million square feet of suburban shopping heaven (or hell, depending on your viewpoint).
The center is anchored by four major department stores - Dillard's, Macy's, JCPenney and Sears - and contains 165 other retailers. There is no doubt that if you're so inclined you can spend a full day at this mega-mall. A number of the most popular national retailers - Abercrombie & Fitch, American Eagle, Ann Taylor, Hollister Co., J. Crew, Sharper Image, Talbots, and Victoria's Secret - can only be found in Tulsa at Woodland Hills. One uniquely Oklahoma store is the Eskimo Joe's clothing outlet (Joe's is the Stillwater, OK, restaurant who's T-shirts featuring the toothy Eskimo Joe and his slobbering canine sidekick Buffy have become somewhat of an Americn icon).
As far as malls go, Woodland Hills is actually very nice. The two-level center has an open, airy feel to it, with numerous large glass skylights flooding in the sunshine. Polished stone floors and glass balcony walls topped with dark wood and brass handrails give the center an upscale appearance.
There is also a very large food-court with most of the typical mall fast-food offerings (although, sadly, the Hot-Dog on a Stick stand is no more. I really miss the girls in those crazy big, striped hats!)
What can you shop for here? It's "the mall" - you can get all the things you can get in the mall in every other American city! Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: 71st & S. Memorial Dr.Phone: (918) 250-1449Directions: Exit U.S. 169 at 71st Street. The mall is 1.5 miles west. Warning: This is Tulsa's most densely packed shopping area. It can be hectic on weekends and nearly impassable around Christmas. You've been warned!
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Loads of clothes good value,excellent quality.
Reasonable prices Leave a Comment Theme: Men's ClothesAddress: Woodlands Mall
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Center 1 Market is a small, inviting grocery store dedicated to selling local meats and produce. What sets this place apart is the friendly customer service and excellent selection of organic meat. The meat here is more expensive than Reasor's or Food Pyramid, but cheaper (and tastier!) than Wild Oats. Most of it comes from Sapulpa, so the owners guarantee that it has never been frozen. Organic chicken is $3-5/lb. depending on the cut; pork loin is about $6/lb. Everything I've bought here has been tender, juicy and delicious. Unfortunately, the produce is pretty pricey. $14.99/lb. for wild mushrooms is simply more than I can afford. Unless you have a lot of money, you'll probably need to come here for meat and buy other staples elsewhere. Doing your grocery shopping in two places is a little inconvenient, but the excellent customer service keeps me coming back. The two-man staff is always friendly and ready to offer information about their products. It's easy to see that they genuinely care about their customers -- within two visits, they knew me by name. If you want to buy great food while supporting local businesses, this is an outstanding place to shop.
Center 1 Market is open from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Closed on Sunday.
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This was a happy find. Hidden amongst the strip malls and box stores of Tulsa is Gordmans, one of those department stores in the same vein as Kohls or Dillards.
However, towards of the back of their store I found several shelves of goodies from Kansas. Treats like honey toasted sunflower seeds (they taste just like Cracker Jacks ) and Fiesta Three Berry & Chipotle passion sauce (a sweet and spicy jam with boysenberries, blackberries, raspberries and smoked jalapenos).
They also were selling microwave popcorn on the cob. You stick the entire corncob into the bag provided, run it through the microwave and in a couple minutes you've got delicious popcorn (with no added salt, fat or chemicals). Plus there was a huge range of BBQ sauces, jars of queso and other TexMex sauces. And it was all made in Kansas!
On top of these treats, they had a huge range of old fashioned candy in big boxes like I used to get as a kid at the movies, like Mike & Ike, Red Hot Dollars, Boston Baked Beans, Milk Duds and Raisenettes.
Sunflower seeds...3 dollars for a 6oz jar
Passion sauce...3 dollars for a 10oz jar
Popcorn on the cob...2 dollars for 3 cobs
Movie sized boxes of candy...2 dollars each (NOT movie priced!) Leave a Comment Theme: Food and DrinkAddress: 10001 E 71st SouthDirections: 71st is one of the main east/west boulevards running through the south of Tulsa which is lined with malls, strip developments and restaurants
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Utica Square which is off of 15th street provides a wide variety of shopping from Williams-Sonoma, Saks 5th Ave, to the Russell Stover's Chocolate store where you can hand pick fresh chocolate truffles. There are several nice restaurants to choose from and during the summer and fall there are jazz concerts outside. Christmastime it is a wonderful site all decorated. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: 15th Street & Harvard area
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