We stopped by Ollie's Bargain Outlet. I had never been to an Ollie's before. Reminded me of Big…read moreLots or the Dollar Tree Store... Just less organized and more dirty. I didn't end up buying anything. I will say if I needed a gag / funny gift the Ollies blanket is so weird. Has the Ollie guys face all over it. I didn't need a gift so left empty handed - But the peeps I was with found some things. I personally will probably never visit an Ollies again. Just wasn't my thing.

I've been going to an Ollie's for ages. I was really happy a few years ago when this one came to…read moretown because I knew I loved Ollie's back when I lived in DC. It's chaotic in all the best ways. This is the best place to buy books and activity books/kits for kids. Ollie's is usually my first stop for kids' birthday gifts or if I need to take wrapped single-serve snacks to a kid function. They also usually have plenty of seasonal items, whether it's decor, stuff for yard work, xmas toys, etc. tons of household items-small kitchen appliances, hygiene items (I go here for hygiene item drives that happen from time to time), rings, home improvement items and tools...it's really just a catch-all for random stuff. I buy pet food here often. It's just an easy place to get stuff at a really great price. I love deals and discounts, so I frequent here a few times each month.

I love this HomeGoods! But I'm even more excited that Broken Arrow is getting one!…read more This one is always so busy and packed full of stuff it can be hard to navigate. But I always find stuff I want. Prices are on par with the chain, and you can often find good clearance. Staff were so busy for the holidays but still very kind.

HomeGoods is a one-stop shop for home decor & more, including some foods, spices, and seasonal…read moreitems, such as Valentines! They're low-moderately priced so you can easily decorate your home on a budget! They do appear to be preparing for inventory as several shelves have minimal merchandise in comparison to normally overflowing. It's a busy store so you "shop at your own will" as there's not a team of associates to assist you or be able to pull additional items from back stock. In turn, you'll find those one-of-a-kind items and everyone will be asking, "Where did you get that!" Enjoy!

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!

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!

A beautiful and new place to help deck your halls all year! On Cherry St., this storefront is hard…read moreto miss with big sign and gorgeous window display. Inside is a treasure trove of unique gifts and housewares all pretty reasonably priced. I got a fun new mailbox for $35 and will probably be back closer to the new year for a cool 2018 calendar! Staff kind and just excited about their products... it radiates.

Very helpful staff. They will let you check out the rugs and try them in your space. They have a…read morebig selection with lots of differing price points. Highly recommend.

We bought rugs from this store and they were not in stock. They were to be shipped. Purchased…read more11/14/18 for $1175.00 They never arrived. Finally I called them and she said, oh, we could not ship them to you it was too far. 55 miles away and too far to ship. Also these people cannot write to us after six months.

Whenever I visit Tulsa, I always make a point to stop by The Nest. Every item in the store is…read moredelightfully curated, well designed and high quality. The candles and diffusers smell downright heavenly. The owners are great, too! They will gift wrap any purchases if you ask, which is a huge plus. And the chalk signs outside the store (which they also post on Instagram) - hilarious. Definitely follow if you don't already!

Really cute. I love the candles. They smell nice. They inventory is beautiful and is nicely made. I…read morewindow shop here.. or sometimes just smell the place.

Mode Kits keeps going up everytime I go in there. I have some that I had purchased less than a year…read moreago, that I did not pay the price that I have recently seen that have jumped.

I (Carolyn Grundy) purchased a Singer sewing machine on Friday 9/12/25 @HobbyLobby 3132 E 51st St…read more when I attempted to sew, the needle broke, after breaking about 5 brand new needles I attempted to investigate by removing the needle plate. I was only able to remove one screw it was as if the other screw was glued or soldered down. I packed the sewing machine back into its original box. On Monday 9/15/25 I took it back to @hobbylobby and the manager Gary happened to be standing at the entrance who kindly advised @hobbylobby does not accept returns on sewing machines. He stated @hobbylobby has signage posted indicating NO Returns, of course I never saw any such posting. Gary stated I would have to return it to the manufacturer @singer. I then called @singer only to be told that is incorrect as @singer only accept returns if purchased online. I then called @hobbylobby corporate office & asked to speak with a supervisor or manager. Dallas answered my call, I asked her if she was either her response was YES. I proceeded to tell her my concerns. She stated @hobbylobby policy is that returns has to be sent back to the manufacturer @singer as that is in the contract between @hobbylobby and @singer. Dallas @hobbylobby called me again on Tuesday 9/16/25 at which time she asked for my email address to send me the website for the warranty division @singer. They wanted me to repack the machine and send it to the nearest warranty center, which by the way is located in Overland Park Kansas. It is not my responsibility to send it out. Remember it is brand new. It needs to be returned to @hobbylobby. Both companies state returns go to the other. On last evening I sent an email to @hobbylobby, @singer, along with two of Tulsa's local news stations. @singer responded to me with one question "how may I assist you"? I responded I simply wanted to return the machine for a refund. @singer then quoted their policy which is products has to be returned to the place of purchase. I called corporate @hobbylobby again, spoke with Dallas again at which time I asked to speak with her manager. Melissa @hobbylobby got on the phone. After I gave her some background, her response was to tell me what their policy is, but now she says they would accept it had it not been opened. I'm just trying to understand how would I know it was a defective product without opening. I told her with her being a manager @hobbylobby all she had to do is call the manager @hobbylobby in Tulsa and tell him/her they were making an exception to allow me to return it . She then stated that is not possible. Hobby Lobby is a $72 billion industry. I'm simply asking for a refund of less than $500 for a defective product they bought from the manufacturer and sold to me. Their return policy prohibits me from returning it back to them because I opened the box. Hobby Lobby says they are committed to the Lord in ALL they do by operating the company in a manner consistent with Biblical principles.

"Atelier is our retail showroom that features a highly curated selection of our favorite finds and…read moredistinct treasures." Adjacent to their architecture and interiors studio, I have a one word evaluation: exquisite. Looking for something quite unique, go. Besides furniture and home furnishings and lighting, find design related books, pillows, candels, art and select antiques.

This corner shop on Cherry St. is beautifully curated from ceiling to floor. Light fixtures, art,…read morebooks, gifts, seasonal decor, and so much can be found here. Every time I've bopped in, I think to myself #housegoals. So much character and so many seems to be told with every item for sale. Prices are generally higher end, but if you're rockin' a budget like mine, go either right before or after a holiday to grab some discounted seasonal goods!

They don't honor their own gift cards. We tried to use a gift card given to us for our wedding, but…read morethey wouldn't accept it since '[they] had changed systems'. There was no expiration date on the gift card nor fine print about the vendor having the unilateral right to cancel their obligation. The floor sales reps had no power or desire to help us out even though they were clearly in the wrong.

Pros: this is where I go to pick up gifts for people I don't know well, but feel obligated to get…read morethem things. Think bosses, secretaries, children's teachers, etc. i usually end up wandering the store again and again until I settle on a random item. This places accepts credit cards and does complimentary gift wrapping. For my fiancé's secretary and schedulers during Christmas $50 candles. Packaging was divine and came in appropriate old lady scents. They raced about them. For my own bosses during the holidays, light up novelty tumblers and jars of chocolate chip cookies. On this occasion, I came to get a birthday gift for my boss. Personalized items are the best! You can get anything personalized. It shows the person that you took time to get it made, but can still be rather impersonal. Think personalized wine glasses or luggage. Cons: this location was close to my massage place so I came here. It doesn't have parking and I had to walk far to get here. Will definitely just stick to the location closer to my home.

On a Whim is a must-stop when you are anywhere near Brookside!…read more I was so happy when they brought On a Whim to Tulsa and Brookside is the perfect place. On a Whim carries more up-scale designers. They have clothing, hand bags, shoes, jewelry, baby, and home accents. Also, one of my favorites, On a Whim is one of the few stores in Tulsa to carry Kendra Scott jewelry! The staff is very energetic and always willing to help. It is a very fun store. There is street parking along Peoria, but there is also a large lot behind the store. Again, it is somewhat expensive, but this is the place to find the designer brands. So, you should stop by, On a Whim!