It's closed and they need their info updated so don't waste your time walking or driving to an…read moreimaginary hat shop that is a dance studio now!

Horrible customer service. Save yourself time and use amazon or eBay, they strung me out with…read morepromises of a hat they had in storage and never called me back. Been over a month, I'll keep waiting surely they will call....

I was in Tulsa for a horse show with a little time to kill and I went looking a very specific and…read morehard-to-find Palm leaf hat. I went to 3 different large western wear stores and the service at Dos Amigos was far and away the best. They tried very hard to accommodate me and were willing to special order what I wanted. The store had a large selection of almost anything one would want and the prices looked good. The great service is what will bring me back the next time I'm in Tulsa!

The staff was absolutely amazing - they were incredibly sweet and so helpful! They helped us pick…read moreout the best gifts for a friend. We would highly recommend this place to anyone!

Ida Red has a wide selection of souvenirs and gifts - from shirts and mugs to magnets and candy,…read moreand anything else you can think of. The prices were a bit high but they had a large inventory of items, you wouldn't want to go anywhere else. My coworkers and I stopped by here before our dinner reservation to pick up some souvenirs. We each found a little something to bring back home as souvenirs or gifts for people. Definitely worth a stop! The young gentleman was very friendly and pleasant to deal with. Service was great!

What a cuuuuuute little gift shop! What this place lacks in square footage it more than makes up…read morefor in its enormous selection of anything-and-everything you could ever want as a gift, a stocking stuffer, a souvenir, a memento, or just a little something-something for yourself. And everything was so colorful and fun. I could have bought one of everything (if only there was room in my suitcase). I only had a few minutes here, sadly, so I grabbed my traditional souvenir Tulsa magnet and headed to meet a friend for dinner. But it will definitely be one of my must-visit spots on my next trip!

service very good, especially to nightdwellers like me who…read moreenjoy looking at intriguing stuff, such as the statues afront the store open to public viewing. selection i'll offer a description of each of the four statues afront the store with as much detail as i can. first, walking from e 11th & s peoria, the closest intersection is a cowgirl with a classy dress i'd say was tailormade for two stepping if her feet are not attached to the ground lm@o. next, on the same side, directly closer to the storefront, is a pig with a chef hat and man on mars lightning bolt face tat, who also looks a lil like the pillsbury doughboy. then, moving to the east side of the store, on that side of the storefront is a robot who looks like a combination of a futuristic gas station attendant and character from the movie 'robots'. and lastly, the statue i'd saw before the visit, the cowboy with blue jeans, buttonup, boots, and space helmet to boot, carrying a atomic bomb size rocket ship on top of that. value did not shop, though flipped a nickel on favorite of 4 statues, yours for the free if you can tell me what statue is fav, but if choose to forego postulating answer and just look on each statue til you find it, you a buster, rt.

What a fun place! This place is the vision and creation of its owner Mary Beth, who is one of the…read moremost dynamic people I have ever met. Also, and I mean this in the most complimentary way, one of the most eccentric people I have met. Her energy and spirit resonates throughout this place and her other businesses. Sure there are other places to get curio and souvenirs but there are none along route 66 that are more fun than this place!

The selection is good but pricey. Customer service is however close to non existent. Employees seem…read moreto want to be on their phones way too much. Last time I was here the employees were extremely helpful.

I love the way a real Western store smells. You can immediately know you're in one from the leather…read morearoma. This is a smallish Western store but the staff was very friendly. While there were some crazy (and I mean crazy) boot styles here, there is definitely something for everyone!

Oh gosh! What a great experience to see this cute bodega store!!! The service was amazing! The…read morestore owner's daughter was working and was incredibly pleasant and we enjoyed chatting up with her. They have great books, magnets and knickknacks to choose from! Great value and you are supporting local business which I love!!! Support local is my jam!

From the owner: If you're looking for unique items from all over the world, one of a kind items, and great customer…read moreservice, Black Wall Street Corner Store and More is the place for you!!

Oklahoma Souvenirs and food?…read more I don't believe that I have ever walked out of 1907 without some unique find. The store is a combination of touristy Oklahoma souvenirs: shirts, hats, thermal coffee tumblers, with a few antiques and collectables scattered about. Many MIO items, which is why I like the store. Today I picked up a handmade wood business card holder. The young lady working the store said her grandpa made it! My wife got some kind of "goat soap." Always very friendly service here. Over the summer months there has been a Hot Dog cart working in front of their other building. They were taking advantage of the nearby construction work and also the farmers market crowd. 1907 now has a food trailer set up there. Convenient. Just across the street, Broken Arrow's ice-skating rink is up and running for the winter months. I am not sure what 1907 will be serving, but hot chocolate would be good, after a few falls on the ice!

Cute selection of Broken Arrow and Oklahoma specific shirts, cups, and custom barrel lids.read more

I mail-ordered swimwear using the listed measurements on their website, which I need for an…read moreupcoming vacation. The item took a long time to even ship, so it already got here pretty late. Unfortunately it's way too big on, and the material doesn't lay flat where it should, as if it's been constructed wrong. Although their site says swimwear can't be returned, it's possibly defective and they should at LEAST promptly respond to my request in some way, even if it's to tell me no so I can go look elsewhere, but I've waited a week for any response at all and am now having to send followup communications that also aren't getting answered. I don't even need my money back, I'm totally OK just exchanging for a smaller size that I can actually wear. I'm now left scrambling to find something from another vendor that fits, because after this experience I definitely won't use this company again. My advice? STAY AWAY, as they won't help you if something goes wrong with your order.

I was very pleased, Mary took her time to make sure I was fitted perfectly. Very friendly people,…read morenice place to shop. I recommend the fitting place.

Won't return phone calls, won't return texts. Was looking to get a single hat and see if they would…read moresew text on and how long it would take and how much

I purchased an embroidery for my hat with my last name Harjo. I am Native American and the young…read morelady wasn't. She kept misspelling it but we finally figured it out and I purchased the embroidery. As I was leaving Lids store I say to the gentleman who has done embroiderlies for me to make sure it was done right or I would be unhappy. Nothing malice. I leave the store and got on the escalator almost to the top. The young lady had a male coworker. He hollers at me in the mall out loud. Embarr me and TOLD me to come back to the store. In front of customer, he is very loud and says he is refunding me. I guess he felt he would put me in my place. And kicked me out the store. The customer is ALWAYS right unless you are Native American. LIDS! What happened to you. I have done business with you for years in Louisiana and Oklahoma. Never knew you didn't like Native Americans.