Yet one more reason to go to Rabbit Hole during the weekend: delicious cookies. I finally got a…read morechance to try them and they did not disappoint. First of all, the pop up is adorable! They did an amazing job maximizing the space. It looks super cute and fun, with a disco ball included! It's hard to miss it when walking by. The service was friendly and super fast. It was hard to decide which cookie to try but I went with the s'mores one: marshmallow, graham cracker and chocolate inside. It was SO soft, chewy and gooey--absolute perfection! Highly recommend. My only regret is that I didn't get one of each. Next time for sure! You can follow them on Instagram or Facebook to know the pop up dates beforehand. I have it on my calendar so I won't forget.

The menu isn't huge but I like everything in the Pinoy starter set and the halo-halo dessert. There…read morewas quite a bit of pork belly in the set. I would eat it again.

Wow! The real deal, baby!! I'm a Filipina craving Filipino food!! I was excited to see a food…read moretruck in town serving some of our famous dishes! I follow this company on FB, and saw it was minutes from home. This boy doesn't mess around!! The egg rolls, 4 fresh and crispy beef egg rolls with chili sauce were $8. SO worth it!! The bbq ribs were out of this world! If you think you have found good bbq in town...take a trip and try these ribs! They are seriously one of the best flavors I've ever had. Coming back, ya'll!

This weekly pop-up organized by Chef Chad Cherry is Tulsa's best spot to try delicious food by some…read moreof Tulsa's best chefs and quality products from entrepreneurs. Held at Archives Creative Space on First Street from 11am to 2pm every Thursday, each week there's a different list of rotating chefs and businesses. There's great signage outside the space so you don't miss it and they're always very welcoming. You can walk around and see what everyone has to offer before making your pick. Follow @ChefKulture on Instagram for updates on the lineup. You'll find Tulsa favorites like Onifade's cookies, and my favorite recent find: blackened shrimp po-boys from Chef Kelly Crisp. Great for foodies wanting to try something new!

Burnt tacos cut my tongue on torta combo . Not edible bread. The sauce burnt my tongue because I…read morewas bleeding

This is a standalone shop only a few steps away from the cruise ship dropoff/pickup point. They…read morehave a ton of flavors, and we selected mango pop and a pink coral pop. The flavor was incredibly delicious and fresh, like biting into fresh fruit. At $6 each, no tax, probably a bit pricey for the amount you get, but it was worth it based on how great it tasted!

Today I decided to play tourist. I'd always heard about the adorable Cherry Street... only to learn…read moreit is not actually on Cherry Street. Tulsa said "plot twist" and honestly, I respect it. I hit the Coffee House on Cherry Street and was immediately greeted by a lineup of pies, cakes and muffins that made me salivate like I hadn't eaten in days. I behaved myself and ordered an iced Americano with an extra shot, a splash of cream, and a little sugar. It was smooth, not burnt or bitter. My friends grabbed a sandwich, chips, and a cookie for $15 and walked out full, happy, and bragging about how good everything was. The sandwiches, I'm told, were savory and judging by how silent they were while they devoured their turkey delights, I believed them. And now I have plans to return for my anniversary because I spotted a slice of German chocolate cake that could easily be shared with some to spare. I might even squeeze in the strawberry pie because balance. Tulsa, you're chaotic, charming, and delicious -- and I'm finally catching up.

I live in Jenks, and I'll happily drive 20 minutes for this coffee. That's about the highest…read morecompliment I can give a coffee shop. Their coffee is exactly how I like it--bold, smooth, creamy, and never overly bitter. My go-to is the Dirty Chai, hot or iced depending on my mood, and their cappuccinos are just as good. My son is all about the Polar Bear, and neither of us has ever been disappointed. The pastries and desserts are dangerous in the best way. The no-bake cookies are ridiculously good, and if they're running the buy two, get one free deal... good luck walking away with just one. One of my favorite things about this place is the atmosphere. There are plenty of seating options, people from all walks of life, and it's just a great place to slow down for a bit. I also love watching the baristas--they're fast, friendly, and somehow keep cranking out incredible drinks without missing a beat. They recently updated their menu, and I can't wait to go back and try the Southwest Bowl for breakfast. They also opened another business that's connected to the coffee shop on Cherry Street, which is fun to walk through while you're waiting for your drink. If you're looking for one of the best coffee shops in the Tulsa area, this place is absolutely worth the drive.

We're moving to another state in 5 days, so I stopped in before I leave to give them a try after…read moreseeing a video on TikTok. I don't know why I haven't before. The owner is incredibly nice. I got a lavender matcha with oat milk. The matcha is the real deal not the premade stuff like hot chocolate. Also, ordered a snickerdoodle latte for my wife. I dropped it off at school (she's a teacher) and she texted me a couple minutes after I left to say "yummm". Since it was an iced latte he gave me a separate cup with the ice, which was great because it didn't water down the latte before I got it delivered. The sausage roll was really good too. Almost like it was wrapped in biscuit instead of the kind of bread that is on them at donut shops. Full after eating that but had to take one bite of the peanut butter cookie. Perfect! Lots of space inside. Tastefully decorated with Tulsa/TU stuff. WiFi available. Small parking lot. Locally owned. Go support them. (Sorry I forgot pics)

Came in for a quick pick me up before an event at the University of Tulsa. The owner Josh greeted…read moreme as soon as I walked in and caught up with me since I hadn't been there in a while. I appreciate how easy it is to strike up conversation with the crew, as they make you feel like a regular even when you aren't able to make it as often as you want to. He whipped me up an Iced Matcha latte and sent me on my way. It was also busy that day but it still felt like the staff manages "game speed" as if they are never tied down by the crowd.