Tee Pee Drive-in Theater

Originally built in 1949 and opened May 5, 1950, the Tee Pee Drive-In is a beloved historic drive-in theater on Sapulpa's stretch of Historic Route 66, just minutes from Tulsa. After closing in 1999, new owners completely restored and reopened it in April 2023 with a full renovation including a new screen, rock climbing area, retro playground, and concession trailers serving burgers, hot dogs, popcorn, and craft cocktails. Two vintage Spartan trailers are available as Airbnb overnight stays, decked out in retro style with full kitchenettes, bathrooms, and WiFi. Wednesday nights are $10 per carload, and themed movie nights with custom cocktails make every visit an unforgettable experience. Dogs are welcome on leash. A true Route 66 gem where nostalgia lives. [read more]

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Meadow Gold Mack's Route 66 Outpost

Meadow Gold Mack Route 66 Outpost is one of Tulsa's most unique and beloved shopping destinations, located right along Historic Route 66 in the heart of the Meadow Gold District. Owned by Mary Beth Babcock, the outpost is home to over 35 local artists and vendors offering vintage goods, vinyl records, plants, books, ice cream, coffee, Route 66 merchandise, handmade art, and one-of-a-kind finds. Standing guard outside is Mack the Friendly Lumberjack, a fully restored 20-foot-tall fiberglass Muffler Man giant from the 1960s, who joins nearby giants Buck Atom and Stella Atom to form Tulsa's famous Land of the Giants. A must-stop destination for Route 66 travelers and Tulsa locals alike, Meadow Gold Mack is a celebration of community, creativity, and the enduring spirit of the Mother Road. [read more]

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Feria Latina Supermarket

Feria Latina Supermarket is a massive Latin American grocery store that opened its Tulsa location in December 2024 at 1245 S Garnett Road, bringing the same beloved shopping experience it has offered Oklahoma City's Latino community for years. Described by locals as a Costco-sized store for the Latino community, the supermarket carries an extraordinary selection of fresh produce, premium cuts of marinated meats, freshly baked pan dulce and pastries, authentic Caribbean, Mexican, Guatemalan, Venezuelan, and Colombian pantry staples, specialty spices, sauces, and hard-to-find Latin American snacks and candies. The store is spacious, clean, and easily navigable with ample parking, and customers rave about the friendly staff, exceptional freshness of fruits and vegetables, and unbeatable low prices on quality products. With its slogan "Excelentes Precios," Feria Latina has quickly become a beloved one-stop destination for Tulsa's growing Latino community and anyone seeking authentic Latin American ingredients. [read more]

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Saint Francis Tulsa Tough

Tulsa Farmers’ Market is a nonprofit marketplace connecting Oklahoma growers, ranchers, bakers, food makers and artisans directly with the community. Shoppers can find seasonal produce, meat, eggs, baked goods, prepared foods, plants, flowers and locally made products. The market promotes sustainable agriculture, responsible consumption and stronger relationships between local producers and consumers. TFM To-Go also provides an online ordering option for participating vendors [read more]

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HU$TLE FOOD$

Hustle Foods is a highly praised seafood restaurant located at 1911 Euclid Ave in Muskogee, Oklahoma, offering a mouthwatering menu of seafood boils, crab legs, shrimp, andouille sausage, and KrackSnackz Popcorn in a relaxed outdoor setting with patio seating and a welcoming community atmosphere. Open Thursday through Saturday evenings only, the restaurant is known for its bold, flavorful Cajun-style boils made with premium quality seafood that locals and out-of-town visitors rave about alike, earning a perfect 100% recommendation rate from 74 Facebook reviews and a 100 health inspection score. The concept combines comfort food, great service, and a drive-through option, making every visit feel like a neighborhood celebration. Hustle Foods has quickly become one of Muskogee's most talked-about culinary destinations, regularly drawing food lovers from the greater Green Country area of Oklahoma. [read more]

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Bill's Jumbo Burgers

Open since 1960, Bill's Jumbo Hamburgers is one of Tulsa's most iconic and beloved burger institutions. Located in the Kendall Whittier neighborhood, this no-frills one-room burger shack has been serving fresh never-frozen Oklahoma-style smash burgers for over six decades. Every patty is grilled right before your eyes on a flat griddle with onions cooked in, and the buns are griddled to a perfect crispy edge. Burgers range from a 1/3 pound all the way to a full two pounds, and the fresh-cut fries and hand-battered onion rings are legendary in their own right. Featured on Man vs. Food Nation, Bill's is cash only, closes when the meat runs out, and still draws a line out the door every single day. If you have not eaten at Bill's, some say you have not truly eaten a burger in Tulsa. [read more]

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Mariscos El Viejon

Mariscos El Viejón is Tulsa's go-to destination for authentic Mexican seafood, serving 100% homestyle Mexican dishes with a wide variety of flavors for the whole family. From fresh ceviches, aguachiles, and tostadas to sushi, parrilladas, and loaded seafood burritos, every plate is crafted with bold traditional flavors straight from Mexico. Located on South Garnett Road, El Viejón has quickly become a beloved fixture in Tulsa's east side community, drawing in regulars and first-timers alike who come for the food and stay for the authentic experience. Comida 100% mexicana, hecha con mucho sabor y cariño. [read more]

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Super Secret Donuts

Super Secret Donuts is Tulsa's beloved scratch-made, family-owned brioche donut shop, operated out of a vintage Airstream behind Mother Road Market. Founded by chef and owner Milton Perry, SSD goes far beyond your average donut shop. Each week brings a rotating lineup of creative, complex flavors like browned butter with caramel and smoked salt, pandan coconut, blueberry cheesecake, and burnt honey with goat cheese and pear. Made fresh in small batches, they often sell out well before noon. Perry started at Kitchen 66 inside Mother Road Market and quickly won the hearts of Tulsa food lovers who consistently show up week after week, eager to taste whatever secret flavor drops next. [read more]

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Coffee House on Cherry Street

Since 2006, The Coffee House on Cherry Street, affectionately known as CHoCS, has been the beating heart of Tulsa's historic Cherry Street neighborhood. A true neighborhood coffee house and bakery, CHoCS serves locally roasted coffee alongside a full menu of made-from-scratch breakfast, lunch, and handcrafted desserts including gluten-free cakes, cookies, pies, and cheesecakes baked fresh daily. The eclectic, cozy atmosphere features local artwork on the walls, a charming outdoor patio with a fireplace, live music, and open mic nights that make every visit feel like a community gathering. Vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options are always available. Whether you are stopping in for your morning latte or staying for a slice of key lime pie, CHoCS is the kind of place Tulsa calls home. [read more]

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El Rancho Grande Mexican Food

El Rancho Grande is Tulsa's oldest and most beloved Mexican restaurant, originally founded in 1951 by Ruby Rodrigues on Boulder Avenue before moving to its iconic Route 66 location on East 11th Street in 1953, where it has been serving generations of Tulsans ever since. Taken over by John and Jeff Walden in 1984, the family-owned institution is celebrated for its historic restored neon sign, "Tulsa's Best" cheese enchiladas and margaritas, homemade tamales, spicy Chile Colorado, and the legendary Night Hawk combo — named one of the Five Greatest Mexican Meals in the United States in Gustavo Arellano's book "Taco USA." Every Tuesday, guests can enjoy $3 tacos all day, making it one of the best value deals on Route 66. With over 70 years of serving the same original recipes and a warm atmosphere where regulars are still greeted by name, El Rancho Grande remains a true Tulsa treasure and a must-stop for any Route 66 traveler. [read more]

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Chef Curt The Plate Plug

Chef Curt The Plate Plug is a Tulsa soul-food-fusion business known for Southern-inspired plates, smoked wings, soul rolls, seafood boils, birria tacos, loaded sides, specialty drinks, online ordering, delivery, catering, and private-chef services [read more]

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Elmer's BBQ

Elmer’s BBQ is a legendary barbecue destination in Tulsa, Oklahoma, serving authentic slow-smoked, wood-fired BBQ since 1983. Built on tradition and perfected over decades, it is a place where rich flavors, time-honored cooking methods, and genuine Southern hospitality come together. Every dish is crafted with care from tender smoked brisket and juicy ribs to flavorful pulled pork, sausage, and chicken each infused with deep, smoky goodness. Paired with classic homemade sides, every plate delivers a true comfort-food experience that keeps guests coming back. More than just a restaurant, Elmer’s BBQ is a warm and welcoming gathering spot for families, friends, and BBQ lovers. With a relaxed atmosphere, consistent quality, and a passion for authentic barbecue, it stands as a proud part of Tulsa’s food culture. Whether you’re dining in, grabbing takeout, or catering a special event, Elmer’s BBQ delivers bold flavor, tradition, and a taste of real American barbecue in every bite. [read more]

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La Roma Pizza

Family owned and operated for over 30 years, La Roma Pizza brings the authentic flavors of Lebanon to South Tulsa. Beyond their beloved pizzas, the menu is filled with traditional Lebanese specialties like hummus, cabbage rolls, falafel, stuffed grape leaves, and baba ghanoush, all prepared with love by the same family that greets you at the door. It is the kind of place where the owners know your face and every visit feels like coming home. [read more]

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