I can't say enough nice things about the place! A locally owned bath & body shop the sells cute and…read morenerdy wares that are allergen friendly. The shop owner Nikolai is so very friendly and helpful and will literally walk you through every product and answer any questions you may have. If I could give this place a hundred stars I would!

I have gone to Compton's for several years, after what I feel OU resident did a horrible job on a…read morerod that broke in femur fx, 3 months after put in. Can't even tell you the number of shoes repaired there. They always turn out perfect, with no problems. There is really nowhere else I care to go to get fixed.. on every pair of shoes, I need a lift on my right shoe, approx one inch high People may complain but I wouldn't change for anything

Terrible service, sub zero, avoid this place by all means. Terrible products and dismissive staff.read more

I found Prosource via my insurance company. I needed a few more things to get ready for Baby Girl…read moreRiblet Eggplant and her impending arrival. I never would have found this place without insurance, but I'm hopefully others will find it through Yelp because they were so helpful. They carry walkers, wheel chairs, shower chairs. Breast pumps and accessories for nursing, lots of baby gear and supplies, first aid supplies and home health care supplies. They also have a lot of equipment and supplies for the tattoo industry. If you need something and you're not sure, just call them. They'll tell you if they have it in stock, if they can order it for you, and any other information you might need. Since my insurance covered 100% of my purchase with no deductible or co-pay, it was well worth the drive. But, upon checking out the shop, it would have been worth the drive anyway. I've been to a few medical supply places when running errands for family and friends on the mend, and I'm here to tell you, they can be pretty depressing. But this was bright, spotlessly clean, and staffed by two nice fellas helping you with check out, questions, etc. In addition, there were two other people in offices just off the main floor. These ladies were answering phones, processing insurance, following up with people to make sure they knew their prescription had been called in and all was well. (I know this because they processed all my info, including letting me know when insurance had been approved and when my doctor's office had called in the script. The owner was also on site, and said he is most days. I consider this a great hidden find and I hope if you need this kind of stuff, you'll find them to be as helpful as I did.

I've referred lots of patients here for things they need…read more Good service. Hours could be better/longer, though. Four solids.

I had visited a popular shoe store in Classen Circle but…read morethey were low on my size. Also the staff was waiting on more than one person and couldn't really give the service expected. I ended up at Tradehome Shoes in Penn Square Mall. The energy when I walked in felt welcoming and the staff was very nice and knowledgeable. They listened to what issues I had with my feet and right away had suggestions for the shoes that would fit me correctly. It was also a one on one experience from their sales staff. I appreciated that. I could tell they had been well trained in shoe sales. I was extremely satisfied with the service and I am pleased with the shoes I ended up buying. I felt as though the price was competitive with on line shoes plus I was able to actually try them on before buying. I will go back for another pair of shoes. I recommend Tradehome Shoes.

I really enjoyed going in trade home shoes. I had never been in before. They were very helpful and…read moreoffered options to help with my bunions that I knew about in my pronation which I did not know about. It was a very informative and pleasant experience. And I really like my shoes with my new inserts. I've noticed that it helps with my posture as well.

This should be called In Excess because everything in here has excessive pricing. A deck of cards…read morein a acrylic case $120, One set of Mahjong in acrylic case $485! Not even special tiles! Is this a joke? We thought it was closed, but realized quick why the store is empty. What a shame. Go to the Market up the street same things just without a 500% markup.

ESSENTIALS is a high end establishment with the best aromatic candles and diffusers. You will be…read moreamazed to see the size of candles they have, and how beautiful they are. They have many other things that are surprising...even clocks. I purchased a clock that was a tiger, and his tongue is the piece that moves back-and-forth. My dining room is kind of a jungle format, so it fit in there very well, you will like going in there and just browsing.

Over Thanksgiving I went to Oklahoma to visit my daughter and her family. I've been looking for a…read moregood leather jacket and like to check out the local bike shops (LBS) when traveling. On Monday after Thanksgiving I found this LBS in Yelp. I went to their review and RIGHT ON their website had SEVERAL riding jackets for women! THE 1st jacket I tried on was THE ONE! I looked at a few others but went back to that 1st one and loved the snug fit, soft leather, warm lining and the way it hugged my curves! I ended up with the jacket, a fleece lined neck gator and some leather conditioner. Tuesday I go to the airport and wear my jacket for the 1st time, took it off for security and it ripped on the inside sleeve liner snap-down. That was disappointing What the lining is "supposed to" look like..... and it ripped when I took it off THE 1ST time ..... not real happy if this is the actual quality of workmanship to look forward to. I'm still giving them 5 stars for the selection of jackets and clothing for women, the wall of patches and the amount of gear they carry. I'm going to sew on the snap-down when I get home but they make the jackets there so any hardware repairs can be fixed (by mail for me) locally. Will report back after a few rides wearing my new jacket!

Need a couple of odd things which they had. Very good service and looking around had a wide…read morevariety of item at reasonable prices They have been around for a long time for a reason

Can I bump this to 3.5? It is a cool location but.... I guess I try to do comparisons with Utica…read moreSquare in Tulsa.... Parking can sometimes be tricky here. I do love the Athleta store (bigger than Tulsa's) and the Sephora. Maybe it's just the make-up of the shops here, but I don't ever just park and make the rounds to all the stores (like I do at Utica). Maybe I'm missing something. I think there might need to be more boutiques here.... ???????

Cool area. Great location. Very nicely maintained. A handful of cool food establishments, stores…read moreand service businesses. I definitely would recommend checking out the Classen Curve, especially: - Republic - Uppercrust - Cafe 501 - Red Coyote - Sur la table

Review # 52…read more Location: On NW Grand Blvd, between N. Classen Blvd and N. Western Ave; before NW 63rd Street. It's across the street from the Rose Hill Burial Park. It's a small, strip mall shopping center with a nice, modern design; with beige brick and glass. It consists of five businesses. Whole Foods Market, as most know is a grocery store/market, with more organic and healthy, but expensive food, is on the corner of N. Western Ave and NW Grand Blvd. The other four businesses are around the corner off NW Grand Blvd. Anthropologie, a women's clothing store, is quite large. Then West Elm, a home furnishings and furniture store. Roxy's Ice Cream is in a smaller space than the one in Plaza District. The last place is Zoe's Kitchen, a restaurant with healthy food options. Posted on Tuesday, 25 March 2019