The selection of books is great. The staff is always kind and the drinks in the cafe are really…read moregood.

Very nice and clean store. Staff at the cafe was very polite and service was great…read more My only complaint was that they have removed the wall outlets in the cafe area. I stopped in because I'm traveling and knew they would have a place to sit and relax while I sent out a few emails. I bought a drink and a snack and went over to plug in and do a little work. Laptop died before I could finish up. Over the years I have used this place to stop and take a break while doing a little work. Guess I'll need to find a new venue.

Small book store with very nice man running it. They do have things in sections, thriller,…read moremystery, children's etc. you might find something you want!

Mike is extremely friendly & helpful BUT A PHONE NUMBER WOULD BE HELPFUL !!! This is THE store…read morefor Military History !!!

Such a great store!!!!!!! The owner is incredibly friendly…read moreand talkative, he keeps the store incredibly well stocked, i would definitely recommend this shop, this is probably the best place to buy Historical models, militaria, and diorama materials in Tulsa. 10/10

This can hardly be categorized as a bookstore. While they have the usual overpriced textbooks for…read morethe courses offered at RSU, they do not really have much by the way of books that you would expect in a bookstore. There is the usual over-priced stationary products as well as high-priced t-shirts and other things with RSU or Hillcats emblazoned on them. Avoid at all costs. Buy textbooks cheaper at online booksellers. I'd give zero stars if I could. But I can't.

Love a good Barnes and Noble. The smell of new books and coffee. Cannot be beat! I fear one day the…read morekids won't know what a bookstore is just like a movie store (RIP Blockbuster). They usually have any book you would want and if they don't, I bet they can order it. They typically have sales on their items and the other things might be a little overpriced, but they have to compete! We went there in this specific day because of a free Lego build. We hung out there and put it together. It was fun.

Lovely bookstore in a very nice shopping center. This was our first time stopping at this B&N and…read moreit was such a nice experience. It is a very large, spacious store with not only books but a music section, kid and toy area, and cafe. They had a big sale today with the whole store at 25% off but they had lots of items stocked, labeled, and organized and the staff was helpful and worked fast to make the lines move in a timely manner. I will be back!

We tried coming here twice during their hours (on a Tuesday). They were closed both times. No note…read moreleft or anything. We sat and waited for 15 minutes the first time because it was just after their opening time. We came back four hours later and they were still closed. I guess they did promise chaos on the window.

I'm visiting Tulsa from Texas and had this place on my list of must-sees. I arrived at 11 on a…read moreSaturday to the shop being closed despite what their website, Google Business Profile and posted door hours say. Wasted $45 on Ubering there and back for nothing. Super disappointed and want to post this to save anyone else from wasting their time and money to get there.

Oak Tree Books has rolling ladders around their book cases. It's really, really difficult for me…read morenot to channel my inner Belle from Beauty and the Beast to jump on and slide around. This space is a nook of older and first edition books, but not a great spot to find newer used reads. Most of the books are about Oklahoma and Native Americans. There are some smaller sections of science fiction, literature & classic children's books. Inside is well organized but you still feel like an explorer. I'm going to go back as Belle and find the rose behind a book.

I have really mixed feelings about this bookstore…read more... On one hand there's a lot of rare books that I've never seen at other used bookstores, even in much larger cities. The guy that owns the place is pretty nice and seems to know the business. I also love giving my business to locally owned used bookstores. On the other hand a lot (if not most) of the books are WAY WAY WAY overpriced. And I'm not talking about the rare first edition stuff. I'm talking about just run of the mill crap you find in any used bookstore. You know, stuff that anywhere else might cost $2-$4 would cost $10-$15 at Oak Tree. So, I don't know.... I would only recommend this place if you're a collector of rare and/or first edition books, or if there's some book you absolutely have to have but can't find it anywhere else. I only wish this place were cheaper, because, as I said, I like supporting local businesses, but it's just too expensive for the average reader....