We recently stopped in on an outing in Tulsa. This place was a fun antique shop. They had a great…read moreselection, and the service was great! We found a lot of value in the products. It was a fun place to look around and relive some of our past while touring. We will definitely be back when in Tulsa.

Lots to see; you could spend hours shopping for everything from Native American jewelry and art to…read moremid-century and primitives. Friendly, family-run business. Treasures and bargains await around every corner. One 7 days a week 9-6pm

3 minutes ago New I…read moreget the feeling they dgaf about their customers. No bathrooms. Will not contact vendors to check on offers. All in all, I shop at a lot of vintage malls and shops. I won't be back to this one. Highly priced although it is well curated. You can find the same stuff cheaper elsewhere. And, their refusal to contact vendors saved me a ton of money, so no hard feelings. But, not worth your time or money.

Love this place! I always find treasures here. Today I bought a gorgeous dresser for $200.read more

The Tulsa Flea Market is family-owned and operated and has been on the Tulsa Fairgrounds since…read more1972. It is one of the area's finest flea markets that features antiques, collectibles, primitives, furniture, jewelry, crafts and so much more. Admission is free and the flea market is open most Saturdays from 8:00 AM. to 4:00 PM. Vendor spaces are 10' x 12' and rent for $30.00 each. If you need tables, they are available for $5.00. Call (918) 744-1386, email at tulsafleamarket@cox.net, or mail to Tulsa Flea Market, P.O. Box 4511, Tulsa, OK 74159, for more information. The Tulsa Flea Market is closed from September through part of November. For a current schedule and weekly location, please use our contact info above or check us out on My Space at www.myspace.com/tulsafleamarket. Map, directions, and building location info may also be found at www.exposquare.com.

I was very disappointed today to find out that The Tulsa Flea Market was closed! After driving in…read moreto Tulsa about 35 miles. Apparently they aren't open every Saturday.

So many things to see! Memories will more than likely be unlocked. I saw some toys I use to play…read morewith and dishes my Grandma use to have etc. As far as price its ranges - just depends on the vendors. Fun experience.

What a fun place to wander around and shop! It's huge inside with so many things to look at and…read morepurchase. The people who run the place are friendly, too.

YES! I always find that perfect item(s) that I have been searching for! They never disappoint,…read moreand everyone is always nice and helpful! I have shopped there for over 25 years!

We recently visited Windsor Market on an outing in Tulsa. This place was amazing! They have a…read moregreat blend of furniture, collectibles, and antiques. Several Booths are set up very elegantly, with a great selection and some nice items! We will definitely be back when in town!

There is no place like the Vintage Phoenix. I actually live in another state now (Kansas City) and…read moreI have yet to find another store like it!! Always new products. The owners are absolutely passionate about what they do and are ALWAYS willing to help! If you are looking for something specific, they will go out of their way to find it or something similar! If you're looking for unique furniture / that special piece for that room, you've hit the jackpot! I highly recommend grabbing the piece you've been eyeing quick because inventory goes quick & it's likely they won't have that piece again!! There is also a huge variety of wall signs, jewelry, vintage, antiques, clothes, Knick knacks, Christmas gifts for that person who has it all. You won't be disappointed when stopping in! Highly recommend!!

I can always find a treasure at the Vintage Phoenix! You have to watch when they are ringing up…read moreyour items because the way the system is set up the individual booth owners set the prices and discounts so if something is on sale it is possible that they won't realize it and you just have to mention it at check out. Over all, I love going in there for gifts or to find a treat for myself. I appreciate the positive, peaceful atmosphere and I love supporting locally owned, Christian businesses.

Showed up at 530pm on a Wed a few weeks before Christmas, and Yelp hours were listed as 6pm. Darn…read moreit, they were closed. .

Edit: I was told that he called my sister today to apologize…read morefor his behavior. Hey so uh. Don't try to buy anything from Yesterday's Antique Mall unless you want to be cheated. My sister and I called them Monday about a vacuum they were selling. We saw the ad on Craigslist. He didn't answer, but we left a message. He called back pretty quickly. They weren't open until today- Wednesday- but the guy said he'd hold it for us to come by after work today- no problem. Today, we drove from Owasso , in the rain to get it. We thought about bringing mom- but she didn't feel like dealing with it- and boy am I glad we didn't get her out of the house for this We ask about the vacuum, while Tiffany is pulling her wallet out..... and the guy tells us -- after trying to sell us some chairs he saw us looking at-- "It's gone." Nothing else. After several questions, he finally tells us that he sold it. He sold the vacuum he knew we were coming for today, and tells us it's our fault, because we hadn't paid for it already. Never mind the store wasn't open. They were closed all week. We called Monday anyway, because we really needed a functioning vacuum. Oh well. He says. We should have paid in advance. These things happen. So often, people don't pay for things, and he has to sell it to someone else who will. We reminded him he said he'd hold it. He said he didn't do holds. The guy keeps saying he's sorry, and he's a jerk, and we should leave. But it's really our fault for doing what he said and believing he'd hold it for when we came in today. Like we told him. But someone else apparently called him, offered to pay him, and he didn't call us to let us know, or even tell us there was a competing offer. He escorted us out of the store, lecturing us for berating him, asking if we were happy, and telling us we should leave. And physically held the door shut. Oh. Also, ironically, they have a bible study here. Because this guy has impeccable morals. Clearly. Feel free to share, because y'all, this is no way to run a business. Meanwhile. I'm glad we drove all this way for nothing, and we still need a vacuum.

Wow!!! All I can say is wow. For the very short amount of minutes we had to browse before closing…read moreon a Sunday, it was worth every minute. There is so much to explore!! 45 minutes isn't enough. We'll be better prepared with time on our next visit. This is definitely a must stop on Main in Broken Arrow!!

Amazing place! I love to visit! I can always find something to add to my collection! The staff is…read moreso friendly!