Things to do and places to eat around Tulsa (Peoria: restaurant, shop)

[Mattie Jo]

I had read in this post that one person ate at middle eastern restaurants and said that both were terrible, and then someone came on and said that they knew of some good ones. So I wanted to know because I love middle eastern food. My favorite food is Moroccan, but I have not had any in years, and I doubt if they have any in Tulsa. When living in CA it was way to expensive to even eat at such a place. I love Thai, and I love East Indian.

thanks for telling me where they were.

I may be taking my sister and niece to Tulsa in a couple of weeks. I want to go to Jenks because of the antique stores and then to RiverCrossing, hoping it is a fun place. And if we have time I would like to see the museum in Tulsa and eat somewhere.

[Synopsis]

Here are some Thai restaurants..

Tulsa Thai Restaurants on Citysearch

Indian

Tulsa Indian Restaurants on Citysearch

Mediterranean

Sindbad Mediterranean Cuisine - Tulsa, OK, 74136-1069 - Citysearch

Middle Eastern

Tulsa Middle Eastern Restaurants on Citysearch

Greek

Tulsa Greek Restaurants on Citysearch

Sorry, no Moroccan restaurants in Tulsa, at least none that I could find. BTW, I love Middle Eastern food as well. Lebanese is my favorite.

[OneDayAttaTime]

My list:

Admiral Twin Drive In Movie Theatre Opened 1951 http://www.roadsideoklahoma.com/roadsideattractions/drive-ins/tulsa-admiraltwin.htm (broken link)

Allen Ranch (working ranch) Super Summer Entertainment for the Whole Family Starts in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Art Deco Buildings built in the 1920s and 1930s ~ Pictures Tulsa Preservation Commission

Art Deco Walking Tours (printable information) http://www.tulsadowntown.org/walktour.htm (broken link)

Art in the Square (Utica Square Shopping Center)

Arkansas River Museum Information

Big Splash Water Park

Blue Dome (Festival held in May)

Blue Whale Swimming Park Landmark (Catoosa)
Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Catoosa, Jenks and Bixby Oklahoma - TulsaWalk.com


Brady Theatre bradytheatre.com (Built around 1910 as the Tulsa Convention Hall)

Brookside Residents there refer to it as a village http://www.shopbrookside.com/about.htm (broken link)

Cain's Ballroom :: Tulsa, Oklahoma Concerts :: Home (National Register of Historical Places)

Camp Takatoka (YMCA) YMCA of Greater Tulsa | camp takatoka (broken link)

Carson Attractions Tickets http://www.carsonattractions.com

Casinos in Tulsa and Oklahoma (includes Creek Nation and Cherokee, in Tulsa)

Celebrity Attractions - Bringing Broadway & more To You! Since 1983 (Tickets)

Civic Art Statues, fountains, murals, lighting, paintings, stained glass http://www.tulsalibrary.org/research/tulsa/civic_art.htm (broken link)

Cherry Street District In the 1900's when trolley cars and horse drawn carriages were common, 15th street was known as Cherry Street.

CHERRY STREET FARMERS MARKET IN TULSA 15th & Peoria, Saturday during April-October 7 am to 11 am.

Clarke Theatre

Comedy The Comedy Clinic - Tulsa's Comedy Troupe

Creek Council Oak Tree--Where Tulsa Began Tulsa Preservation Commission

Discoveryland! | National Home of Rodgers and Hammerstein's OKLAHOMA! June-August. 2000 seat amphitheater

Drillers Baseball (Farm team) Tulsa Drillers: Home

Exchange Tower 320 S. Boston built in 1917. (Used as a lighted "weather station" which could be seen for 20 miles )

EXPO SQUARE - Tulsa, Oklahoma the largest clear-span building in the world

Fair Meadows Horse Racing EXPO SQUARE - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Fenster Museum of Jewish Art The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art - Home

Frankoma Pottery Factory, Sapulpa


Gilcrease Museum - The Museum of the Americas includes the work of Frederic Remington, Charles Russell and Thomas Moran.

Greenwood Cultural Center (Black Wall Street) preserves the history of "The Black Wall street" prior to the infamous race riot of 1921.

Golden Driller - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (76 Ft tall)

Hands of Children Museum 7704 E 38th St

Harwelden 2210 S. Main (1923 Mansion can be rented.) Arts & Humanities Council of Tulsa

Hot Air Balloon Rides

Ida Dennie Willis Miniatures Museum (Trains, Robots, Dolls, Toys) 628 N. Country Club Drive (In a 1910 Tudor mansion)

Cinemark - Showtimes Imax Theatre 71st and Hwy U.S. 169

Incredible Pizza Company - Enjoy our huge all-you-can-eat buffet, indoor Go-Kart Races, Bumper Cars, Route 66 Mini Golf, a huge video game arcade with prizes, Bowling, and more!
(indoor go-kart races, bumper cars, miniature golf, bowling, and game arcade.)

J. M. Davis Arms and Historical Museum the largest private gun collection in the world, is located in Claremore

Labyrinth at Hunter Park 5804 E. 91st St.

Lavender Hill Farm Welcome to Lavender Hill Farm, Located in Stone Bluff, Oklahoma Things to do with lavender when you buy it. www.angelfire.com/ok5/about-oklahoma/Uses-Of-Lavender.html


Mabee Center The Mabee Center // Tulsa's Premier Venue

Mabel Little Heritage House Topic Galleries -- Courant.com

Mac's Antique Car Museum 1319 East 4th St

Mayfest http://www.tulsamayfest.com

Miss Jackson's Tulsa's oldest department store, http://missjacksons.com/theShops.htm (broken link)

Missions Memorial Museum & Gardens 8863 E. 91st St.

Movies Theatres ~ Showtimes and Trailers Movie Showtimes, Tickets and Reviews from Yahoo! Movies

National Register of Historic Places in Tulsa Tulsa Preservation Commission

Nightingale Theatre TACTA Nightingale Theatre Page

Oklahoma Aquarium (underwater tunnel!)

Oklahoma Blues Festival Welcome to OK Blues

Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame


Oktoberfest 2008 Tulsa Oktoberfest

Oklahoma Scottish Festival 2008 Oklahoma Scottish Festival River West Festival Park.

Oral Roberts University http://www.oru.edu/aboutoru/prayinghands.html (broken link)

Oxley Nature Center Mary K. Oxley Nature Center

Penguins on Parade http://www.roadsideoklahoma.com/roadsideattractions/civicart.htm (broken link)

Perryman Wrangler Ranch - first ranch established in the Tulsa area, 11524 S. Elwood Ave

Philbrook Museum of Art museum and botanical gardens Philbrook.org

Philtower ( Art Deco) Tulsa Preservation Commission

Port of Catoosa Welcome to the Tulsa Port of Catoosa.

Promenade Mall 41st and Yale Welcome to Tulsa Promenade

Prayer Tower- ORU http://www.oru.edu/university/campus/prayer.html

Redbud Valley Nature Center

Rhema Christmas Lights http://www.rhema.org/church/xmaslights.cfm (broken link)

Riverlanes Bowling Centerhttp://www.riverlanes.biz

River Parks Welcome to Tulsa River Parks 10 mile asphalt paved trail along the banks of the Arkansas has picturesque gardens, fountains, wildlife sculptures and murals.

RiverWalk Crossing

Route 66 (11th Street from East Tulsa through downtown to West Tulsa and on to Sapulpa)

Scottish Games (Tulsa)2008 Oklahoma Scottish Festival

The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art - Home Holocaust Education Center, with World War II memorabilia (Call first)

Skydive Tulsa - About Us


Society of Exploration Geophysicists Geoscience Center reflects the city's strong connection to the petroleum industry

South Tulsa Children's Ballet Page 1

Spotlight Theater Tulsa Spotlight Theater

Starlight Concerts Riverparks Amphitheatre (free) Starlight Bands

Summer's 5th Night features live music every Thursday in summer at Utica Square

Sunbelt Railroad Museum 1323 E. 5th (Sat 10-4) Free/Donations accepted
Swan Lake near Utica Square (Starting in 1919 homes were built to overlook "lake". Previously known as Orcutt Lake, it had an amusement park)

Sweet Adelines International Singers

Theatre Tulsa

Tulsa Air and Space Museum

Tulsa Ballet: A Fairy Tale Season 2008-2009

Tulsa Convention Center

Tulsa Drillers: Home

Tulsa Flea Market (Saturdays ~ Tulsa Fairgrounds ~ 21st & Yale)

Tulsa Historical Society (Next to Tulsa Garden center)

Tulsa Indian Arts Festival

Tulsa Opera internationally known.

Tulsa Oratorio Flash Intro Page

Tulsa Area Parks - Index - TulsaWalk.com

Tulsa Performing Arts Center

Tulsa Rose Garden Tulsa Garden Center Information

Tulsa Raceway Park Welcome Race Fans!

Tulsa Rowing Club | Home Page

Tulsa State Fair end of September

Tulsa's Underground Tunnels Downtown Tulsa tunnels, concourses and pedestrian bridges on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

Tulsa Union Station, Art Deco building built in 1931

Tulsa Zoo & Living Museum recognized as America's favorite zoo

Utica Square Shopping Center Utica Square - A Special Place Water fountains, English phone booths, wrought iron benches, Old World tower clocks

Vineyards ~ Wineries in the area Vineyards in Tulsa and Oklahoma

YMCA YMCA of Greater Tulsa | Home Page (broken link)

YWCA Home - Tulsa

West Bank (River West Festival Park) a unique venue with an amphitheater and floating stage.

Willard Elsing Museum Oral Roberts University - Portal

Williams Center Tower (The largest skyscraper in Oklahoma ~ located on 2nd street)

Woodland Hills Mall Simon Malls | More Choices — Woodland Hills Mall ® Information, Woodland Hills Mall ® Gift Cards 1.2 million sq. foot shopping center (150 specialty shops and four department stores)

Woodward Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (a bridge where couples have pictures made) Historical 1919 home houses Tulsa Garden Center.

Here is a great site about Tulsa: Tulsa, Oklahoma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[nsuterry]

at least a search of this forum didn't reveal the answer in this thread, so I'll post it... and anyway, it never hurts to have a second opinion....

The best hole-in-the-wall restaurant in Tulsa is The Great Wall at 71st & Yale.

They have lunch specials available 6 days a week (yes, Saturday too), and while you may have heard good things about their Mongolian BBQ, the best thing on their menu is actually their fried rice. In fact, a friend of mine took his father (who lives in Hong Kong) and stepmother (who is from Hong Kong and obviously still lives there) to the restaurant, and they said the fried rice is better even than anything they had in China.

As for the main dishes, the chicken seems to be all white meat, and the breading is always very crunchy even when covered in a sauce.

I just can't say enough for this place...

[Synopsis]

Originally Posted by nsuterry

at least a search of this forum didn't reveal the answer in this thread, so I'll post it... and anyway, it never hurts to have a second opinion....

The best hole-in-the-wall restaurant in Tulsa is The Great Wall at 71st & Yale.

They have lunch specials available 6 days a week (yes, Saturday too), and while you may have heard good things about their Mongolian BBQ, the best thing on their menu is actually their fried rice. In fact, a friend of mine took his father (who lives in Hong Kong) and stepmother (who is from Hong Kong and obviously still lives there) to the restaurant, and they said the fried rice is better even than anything they had in China.

As for the main dishes, the chicken seems to be all white meat, and the breading is always very crunchy even when covered in a sauce.

I just can't say enough for this place...

I'll have to give that place a try if and when I ever get to Tulsa. It seems these days that I have NO TIME to do anything but work and take care of the house!! What is UP with that?

When I was younger all I did was enjoy life and now it seems like all I do is do STUFF to keep my STUFF!

Maybe I need to try the corporate method and "downsize" or "outsource," or SOMETHING!!!

[Meelosh]

Synopsis,

Simple, just move back to Tulsa!

[OneDayAttaTime]

EXPO SQUARE - Tulsa, Oklahoma

[Synopsis]

Originally Posted by Meelosh

Synopsis,

Simple, just move back to Tulsa!

Sadly, that isn't an option.

[Annemieke Roell]

Originally Posted by Synopsis

Sadly, that isn't an option.

Yet.

Think positively .....

[Synopsis]

Originally Posted by Schousse

Yet.

Think positively .....

Thanks for the encouragement Schousse. I will.