Nice people run the place. They are price-competitive with Mathis Bros in Tulsa on LazyBoy stuff,…read moreand other stuff is reasonably priced. No pressure sales guy will leave you alone to browse, but is there in a blink if u have questions.

Great prices and large selection. Friendly workers and affordable prices !!! They have lots of nice…read morecouches and sets!! Tons of art! Never knew about this store so close to me! Found my art piece and now I know I'll be back for more

They have beautiful name brand furniture for pennies on the dollar. Some of their stuff is brand…read morenew.

Consignment Furniture was great! They had several NEW things that we got for our house when we…read moremoved to Tulsa for great prices!

I have been brand loyal to Ashley's for about 20 years, making it my first go-to when shopping for…read morefurniture. I recently visited this store location looking for specific items, including a sofa. Having browsed online ahead of time, I knew what I wanted and the sales process was straightforward. I received the items as scheduled seven days later but the sofa arrived damaged with a puncture on the left side. Their doorstop delivery unfortunately did not include the courtesy of removing the stretch wrap and cardboard from the sofa or trash removal. Because we were left to handle this, it prevented us from inspecting and refusing the sofa before delivery personnel left. I contacted the store, quickly submitted photos to the customer care email address, and a replacement was sent to me three business days later. While the damaged sofa and inconveniences could have been avoided with better quality control and a standard practice to remove packaging before delivery personnel leave, I appreciated that the store was very apologetic and took swift action to resolve the issue.

This Owasso store is the worst furniture store I have ever been to. They lied to us about the…read morefurniture, they lied about the warranty, and they laughed at us when we complained. Devon, with customer service in Tulsa, was a smart-alecky punk. We bought the electric couch, and we are not heavy people or anything, but originally it lasted a month, then it had spring issues. So we kept the replacement because they said this never happens, and we could expect years of use. Well, a little over a year later, complete failure. Spring dropped out, cushions collapsed, and they offered to do nothing except laugh about saying it's just too bad. We asked for a remainder of the warranty since they told us it was refundable based on proration, but another lie. Do not buy from them; get a La-Z-Boy if you want to be happy. I know La-Z-Boy is a little more expensive, but you truly don't get what you pay for with Mathis and Ashley furniture. What a joke of no quality. junk, junk, junk, junk, garbage, and trash.

Visited Panda Liquidation last week to look for a couch for an apartment. I had been online and…read morewhen I walked in and showed a photo of the couch I wanted he knew exactly where it was and delivered it to the front door of the apartment complex in a little over an hour. Great experience.

We love this flea! Lots of a variety of vendors, with a ton of vintage booths to choose from…read more There are some folks who sell newer stuff, abut the majority are vintage and antiques. This is definitely a great place to spend a Saturday morning wandering and shopping.

I attended the Tulsa Flea Market on Saturday, August 31st, and stopped by several booths…read moreincluding Laresa Raney's. I arrived at her booth at 2:51 PM, looking forward to purchasing a patch after carefully browsing through her binders. What I encountered instead was a shocking display of rudeness and hostility that I have never experienced in any marketplace. Despite the market's official closing time being 4:00 PM, I documented Laresa packing up her booth at 3:45pm--clearly in a rush to leave early, customer service be damned. When I politely asked for her Cashapp details to pay for the patch, she violently snatched it from my hand and, in a tone dripping with condescension, spat out, "You spent all that time making a mess and flipping through the binders for one patch? You know what, you're not buying anything." To add insult to injury, she had the nerve to tap me on the shoulder, as if I were some bothersome child. Her refusal to sell me the patch was inexplicable. When I asked why, Laresa exploded into a rant, falsely accusing me of disorganizing her binders--a blatant lie. It was clear she wasn't interested in making a sale; she was more concerned with breaking the market's rules by packing up early. Her unhinged behavior escalated to the point where I had no choice but to walk away. Laresa's behavior wasn't just rude--it was completely unprofessional and outright hostile. Her actions are a direct violation of the Tulsa Flea Market's vendor code of conduct, which clearly states that vendors should create a friendly shopping environment and remain open for business during the posted hours. Laresa did the exact opposite: she harassed a customer, attempted to shirk her responsibilities by leaving early, and even went so far as to physically touch me without consent. Let me be clear: Laresa Raney's presence at the Tulsa Flea Market is a stain on its reputation. She is an aggressive, dishonest vendor who clearly does not value her customers or her obligations. I strongly urge the Tulsa Flea Market to ban her from future events. Allowing her to continue vending would be a disservice to every other vendor and shopper at the market. If you value respectful service and a pleasant shopping experience, I strongly recommend avoiding this flea market and being aware of the kind of person Laresa Raney is. Her toxic attitude has no place in a community market.

This indoor mall of vintage and retro goods has been in business for years. Each booth is rented…read moreby an individual who fills their space with an assortment of vintage and retro pieces. Google says, to be an antique, the item has to be a 100 years old or older. Not sure how many actual antiques you'll find in Hoover's but you make your way through this large space, selecting things you plan to purchase, and pay for all of your doodads at a central cash wrap at the front of the store. Cash and/or credit cards accepted. Like many flea markets, thrift stores, vintage shops--prices have gotten high. You definitely need to set a price you're willing to pay for something and walk away if it's over your budget. A couple of booths were offering 50% off the marked price. I scored a few bargains. Whether you buy anything or not, there's lots to look at and you can fill a few leisurely hours. I wish the staff working the front desk would be more careful with items they ring-up and wrap-up for customers. Items are carefully chosen throughout the mall and one clank on the cash wrap counter and the item is chipped. I've observed this is a common occurrence at other businesses, like Hoover's, too. All of them need to treat the customers' selections with more care. Parking lot available in front of the entrance.

From the owner: Antiques, collectibles, vintage items, furniture, gifts, home decor, toys...and so on and so on…read more Hoover's Mall...we've got it all! Hoover's Have All Mall is celebrating our 28th year in business. Harlan and Patty Hoover brought the Mall to Claremore, Oklahoma, in 1986. With over 40 individually owned shops, Hoover's Mall was the first Antique Mall in Claremore, the second Mall in the state. We are located in the old lumber yard across from Pixley Lumber, next to the train tracks on Will Rogers Blvd. Come see what treasures you can find!