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detroitdb Says: Interested in seeing a world-class art collection and learning a little about the 1920s Tulsa oil boom? The Philbrook Museum of Art is the place for you! is housed in the Tuscan Renaissance-style villa of Oil-Barron Waite Phillips. Constructed in the 1920s and donated to the...
detroitdb Says: Each winter there is lively ice skating in downtown Tulsa. It is guaranteed to be one of the only places you'll spot people in cow-boy hat's ice skating. The WinterFest ice rink is adjacent to Bok center. It is very safe, do you not need to deposit your shoes to rent skates...
1 Review and 136 Opinions The Marriott at Southern Hills is where Bill stays when he comes to visit me in Tulsa. The rooms are...
Hampton Inn & Suites Tulsa - Woodland Hills
1 Review and 56 Opinions Hampton Inn is part of the Hilton network, so if you are member of those, you can continue to earn...
James E. McNellie's Public House: Tulsa's Top Pub Grub
BixB Says: Who can fail to love a pub that has nearly 60 beers on tap, offers a full menu, and celebrates things like the UK Summer Bank Holiday with Sam Smith Winter Welcome Bottles for $3.50? Housed in a renovated brick building in downtown Tulsa's Blue Dome District, McNellie's two...
In The Raw (on the hill location): A Commanding View for Demanding Sushi Lovers
BixB Says: Even if sushi isn't at the top of your favorite foods list, In The Raw is worth visiting due to its location alone. If you are a sushi lover, you will be doubly delighted since the quality of the food rivals the locale.Set atop "Shadow Mountain" - one of Tulsa's highest...
BixB Says: Whether you're looking for a place for a casual family gathering or a more romantic rendezvous, Ti Amo is an excellent choice. Ti Amo serves authentic Italian favorites in a setting of relaxed refinement. The menu includes all the expected pasta creations such as spaghetti,...
Paulie_D Says: This diner is in the shadows of Tulsa University.It served us excellent food and the staff were courteous - even though 55 people had just descended upon them from our bus. The food came up quickly, even though the place was already busy when we arrived.The girls, I was...
Blue Dome District: Fill 'er up at the Blue Dome
BixB Says: Just a few blocks east of Tulsa's tallest downtown building is the Blue Dome District, one of Tulsa's newer and fast growing nightlife and local dining areas. It gets its name from the prominent blue-painted dome atop a 1920's gas station at 2nd & Elgin. Two very popular...
Brady Arts District: Welcome to the "Old Lady's" Neighborhood
BixB Says: The Brady Arts District is a brick warehouse area directly north of downtown. It is centered around North Main and Brady. Tulsa's orginal performing arts center, The Brady Theater (affectionately known as "The Old Lady on Brady" and still used for concerts), and the historic...
Boston District: No Harvard Yard, Just Good Times
BixB Says: Named for the street where its located, Tulsa's Boston District has nothing to do with that town back east somewhere. Located south of downtown at the intersection of 18th and South Boston Ave., the Boston District is a tightly packed collection of high quality clubs and...
Cherry Street: Just like a cherry - cool and tasty
BixB Says: Cherry Street is known more for its shopping and dining options than as a pure "nightlife" area, but it also shines as a great destination after hours. Dubbed in honor of its original name, "Cherry Street" is actually a seven block stretch of East 15th Street between Peoria...
Center 1 Market: Great local food
cestovatela Says: 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...
Island Nation: Island Style in Tulsa
plangston Says: Island Nation is such an unique shop (especially for the Tulsa area). It has a thatch ceiling, bamboo walls and seasgrass carpeting - just walking in the door transports you to your favorite island. Even if you're not in the mood to shop, it makes a great photo stop. Island...
Crime is a Citywide thing, not just the Northside!
Hairefx Says: There are a lot of comments on here degrading North Tulsa, but I have lived here for most of my life and have never had an issue out North. If you are not a racist and mind your business (like eveywhere else in the city) no one bothers you. Most of the people that live out...
fuadramses Says: Tulsa is generally safe for a mid sized city. However , you should not go into North Tulsa especially if you are white. Stay south of Pine street and east of the Arkansas river. North Tulsa is a black ghetto and West Tulsa is a white ghetto. Tulsa is more segregated than...
BixB Says: June 2006 Update:The Casa has undergone a complete refurbishment and has reopened. I am pleased to say that the new incarnation has restored the Casa Bonita legacy. It is once again safe to dine here! Please visit my recommended Tulsa Restaurants page for the complete new...
casa viva should be casa muerte
b-radg Says: the old casa bonita restaurant reopened a few months ago as casa viva, they'd been advertising heavily on tv and i figured why not? my kids had never been there so i wanted to treat them. The atmosphere was promising at first until i started sweating from the heat. The...
Long Gone Grotto Courts - Where I Lived in 1945
AlbuqRay Says: Right after World War II we returned to Tulsa where both of my parents were from. The first place we lived was the Grotto Courts, which was an old motel on Route 66 (5527 E. 11th St, 11th and Hudson) where the railroad crossed. I think I was around 3 years old (1945-46) and...
AlbuqRay Says: After living in the Grotto Courts after World War II, we moved to the "Veterans Project" at the Fairgrounds (now Expo Square) northwest of the Pavilion (built 1931). I have not been able to find any information on it, but I assume it was housing provided to veterans after...
The Tulsa Wave - Urban Whitewater
BixB Says: One of the most unexpected sporting opportunities in Tulsa is the "Tulsa Wave," a hotspot for whitewater kayak and canoe enthusiasts. The Wave is situated within easy view of the tulsa skyline on the west bank of the Arkansas River near the PSO/AEP power plant south of 31st...
Tulsa Drillers Baseball - All-American Fun
BixB Says: The Tulsa Drillers are the AA Texas League farm team for the Major League Baseball (MLB) Colorado Rockies. For those not familiar with the system, AA is two steps below MLB and many of the players you will see can be expected to make it to "The Bigs" soon. MLB stars Sammy...
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Tulsa - A Treasure Worth Discovering
A few years ago, "Southern Living" magazine published a special issue entitled "Southern Living Favorites: The Best of the South." To the surprise of many, except those already familiar with the city,...
Tulsa grew up under similar conditions as Oklahoma City, and as equals reaching maturity at the same time, neither grew up in the other's shadow. Like the larger capital city, Tulsa's downtown is a......
Based on the discovery of the Glenn Pool oil field in 1905, Tulsa became the "Oil Capital of the World." Oil money helped Tulsa become what it is today but much of the oil-based business moved to...
Tulsa is home, so I've got some built-in biases, but I'll try to steer you right. We don't have the snow-capped Rocky Mountains, nor the Grand Canyon, nor any other breathtaking scenery, but Tulsa is...
I was born in Tulsa, and have lived here all my life except for a two year stint in Kenya, during the 1980s with my family. Tulsa has so many wonderful areas the visit, and we're a big city in...
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