Came here on a chilly Saturday and everything was dead. 3 shops were open, but it was not what I…read moreexpected from everyone's reviews. It was like no one had hung out there since before Covid. Oh well, there is a beautiful mural across the street you should check out

Old shipping containers become useful again in a whole new way at The Boxyard. Arranged in a U…read moreshape with two levels you can find all you need for a good time. Murals on the boxes are great selfie taking backgrounds, indoor and outdoor seating is available to enjoy 2 different restaurants, candy and ice cream from Boxyard venders. There is also a liquor store, convenience store, barber, skate shop, soap and clothing store from what we were able to check out. It's a small but funky, indy and trendy little spot that would be perfect for a date or night out with friends. I'll review the 2 shops we were able to check out separately but this place as a whole is pretty awesome.

Fontana shopping center does have its ups & downs unfortunately…read more UPs- the businesses that are still running throughout this shopping center that are still open are worth coming to..let's see there's Planet fitness Mexican restaurant Chinese buffet Magoo's Akins food market Amazon laundromat Tail waggers CG church Hideaway pizza And a mans haircut place lol That's all I can think of from the top of my head. DOWNs- so many empty spots!! Its a shame to walk around and see the old signs up where businesses used to be. I seen one where a bakery used to be, a karate class, and even the post office! This place really needs a good pick me up & TLC for sure...if more popular businesses would come in then more people would be tempted to shop here. Seems like everything is on 71st lol maybe one day Fontana shopping center can be bought out and once again shine.

This shopping center is a quiet place unlike most of the other here in Tulsa. The busiest place in…read morethis center is Magoo's & Hideaway's pizza. Unfortunely almost every other busnisess here has shut down. But its a quiet place for my fiance and i to go for a walk and also we like to bring our lil dog with us cause she enjoys all the smells in the air.

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!

This is a shopping center with 30+ businesses inside spanning a wide variety-- from food and retail…read moreto financial services. Think of this as the Latin mother road but with broader focuses beyond food. When it comes to restaurants, there's Mexican, Hmong and sweet options. For fashion and retail, you can find women's boutiques as well as western wear, sport jerseys, and accessories. There's a custom printing shop and a cell phone store, a remedy store, and a furniture store. The building looks newly renovated and there's plenty of seating inside the food hall. It was fun to walk around and check out the diverse businesses inside. The only thing that's confusing is that businesses have their own hours, differing from the general center ones.

Having lived in the Pasadena, TX area for a few years, I am very familiar with these Mexican/…read moreHispanic-focused malls, generally referred to as mercaditos, flea markets, or plazas. Essentially specialized cultural strip malls. Usually operating in large old worn buildings that were previously an old Walmart or Safeway or something like that. Always packed tight, with booth bodegas and mini flea markets, operated by mom-and-pop owners. Sometimes questionable operations, but a fun experience. Some cool stuff and sometimes good buys. This Plaza 21 is a modern, bright, clean, smaller version. If you have never been in one, go in and walk around.

We were super impressed with Riverwalk Crossing and thoroughly enjoyed a stroll down the 30' wide,…read morestone pathway between the restaurants/stores and the river! There's also a concrete walking path for the exercise enthusiast! We visited on a Saturday afternoon and enjoyed an outdoor stage performance by students from the School of Rock! The School of Rock is nonprofit community organization bringing awareness to teen suicide. See Riverwalk Crossing's website for Sponsorship, Vendor, and Booking opportunities! This is truly a place to gather, dine, and be entertained! I've include a photo snapshot of their restaurant and other fun happenings! It's family and pet friendly! I give them 5 stars and will return soon!

Needs more shopping places. Not insurance or money lenders. Mexican restaurant we ate at the…read morecharged for EVERYTHING! Even the tortillas before the meal. ($1.99 for 3) $9.99 for a bowl of queso. They were out of the beer we wanted. The charged for the sopapillia as well. ($5.99 for 3'people family style. One dish 3 forks). They should tell you this as the offer it to we. We won't go back just based if this service style.

This is a bin store but one of the good ones. Most items are from Target but have noticed Costco…read moreand Academy items as well. They consistently have a great selection from rugs to baby clothes to furniture to candles. You will pay way less than in the stores so it's worth stopping by. Just be open to it being random.

Liquidation store. I love a good deal, and this is a great place to find a good deal. They always…read morehave tons of coffee, salsa, and other random stuff. Most food items are out of date or really close to it, which is how they end up here. I am not weird about things being slightly out of date that are shelf stable. I've also been able to get great deals on things like shampoo, feminine hygiene products, baby wipes, and other random things. Do not come here with the expectation to find anything in particular, but if you are nearby, it's worth popping in!

This place is really cool, great deals, and sometimes you can get a steal. The only down thing is…read morethe customer servic, and the hotness inside. But what I liked the most is there are a lot of things you can get and there are 2 places you can find stufff at.

New picking spot, open Saturday and Sunday. No A/C so it's hot inside. They are new, so a lot of…read moredealers sell at Tulsa because it's got A/C and an established client base. That's fine with me, 'cause it means more deals for me! Outside vendors change from week to week, but keep your eyes open because there are deals to be found. I expect it to grow, but it's new and getting its footing now, so it changes from week to week. Definitely worth a visit, won't take long, and you may find a treasure!

The Hive Antique Mall /Bee's Knees Vintage opened towards the end of February 2026. Formerly a car…read moredealership, the Antique Mall spreads across over 15,000 ft.² with antique and vintage items including clothing, glassware (more Pyrex than I've ever seen,) and everything from A to Z. It's a walk down memory lane. You could literally spend hours if not days perusing all the items. And during my visit it even appeared that there was still some areas that will soon be filled with even more antique and vintage items. It's in a great location easily accessible in Midtown with plenty of parking available.

We really enjoyed stopping in here! Packed with unique vintage and antique finds, and it's the kind…read moreof place where you want to take your time because there's something interesting everywhere you look. Prices lean a little higher on some items, but there are plenty of special pieces you won't find just anywhere. We came home with a few awesome pieces! It was a fun place to explore, and we'd definitely stop by again next time we're in Tulsa.