Tulsa Guide
A city most of you haven't met yet.
Downtown is walkable from the Hyatt. Cherry Street and North Maple Ridge are the couple's home turf. Brookside has their favorite restaurant. Start with their picks, then wander.
By neighborhood, the short list they'd hand a friend.
Downtown
The couple's date-night home base, walkable from the Hyatt.
Bull in the Alley
Downtown
Elevated steakhouse — reserve well ahead, or try the bar.
Couple's pick10 min walk · 3 min drive from the HyattStep-freeSpecial night outTulsa KingA hidden, old-fashioned chophouse in the Tulsa Arts District, reached through an unmarked green door in the alley behind North Main Street; look for the small bull hanging above it. Inside it is dark, hushed and clubby, with leather seats, low lamps, classic cocktails and a short menu built around big steaks. Locals treat it as a special-occasion secret, and it feels like one.
- Don't miss
- A bone-in steak with a classic cocktail; ask your server about the day's cuts.
- Directions
- 11 E Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, OK 74103
- Hours
- Dinner only, from 5 pm nightly; late on Friday and Saturday. Call to confirm Sunday and Monday.
- Groups
- Small and intimate; reservations are taken by phone and you should book well ahead for a party of 5 to 8, especially on weekends. Private dining inquiries go through the website.
- Getting in
- Listed as having a wheelchair-accessible entrance and restroom (per Yelp); the doorway is unmarked in an alley off Reconciliation Way, so allow a minute to find it. About a half-mile level walk from the Hyatt.
- Parking
- street / lot
- Tulsa King
- Not a filming location. It sits on Reconciliation Way, the same short street as the Woody Guthrie Center, which appears as an establishing shot at the start of Season 2; the Center of the Universe, which lends its name to a Season 1 episode, is about a five-minute walk south. Most of the series is actually shot in Oklahoma City.Seen on screen, filmed elsewhere
Valkyrie
Downtown
Martinis and negronis, done properly.
Couple's pick10 min walk · 3 min drive from the HyattMid-rangeTulsa KingA polished, grown-up cocktail bar next door to Bull in the Alley, with skilled bartenders and a deep menu of classic and house-invented drinks made with fresh ingredients, plus craft beer and boutique wines. It is lively but not rowdy, with a neighborhood feel that welcomes anyone who simply wants one well-made drink before or after dinner. A good place to sit and talk.
- Don't miss
- Tell the bartender what you like and let them build a cocktail for you; the menu changes with the season.
- Directions
- 13 E Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, OK 74103
- Hours
- Evenings only, 4 pm to 2 am Tuesday through Sunday; closed Monday.
- Groups
- No reservations; all seating is first come, first served, so a group of 5 to 8 should arrive early in the evening (it opens at 4 pm) to find seats together.
- Getting in
- unknown; appears to be a ground-floor storefront on Reconciliation Way, roughly a half-mile level walk from the Hyatt. Gets crowded late, so earlier is easier.
- Parking
- street / lot
- Tulsa King
- Not a filming location. It sits on Reconciliation Way, the same short street as the Woody Guthrie Center, which appears as an establishing shot at the start of Season 2; the Center of the Universe, which lends its name to a Season 1 episode, is about a five-minute walk south. Most of the series is actually shot in Oklahoma City.Seen on screen, filmed elsewhere
Amelia's
Downtown
Wood-fired cooking, cozy and unhurried.
Couple's pick8 min walk · 3 min drive from the HyattGood for groupsSpecial night outTulsa KingA warm, candlelit Arts District dining room built around a wood-burning grill and oven in the Argentine style, with a wall of greenery, local art and a chef's counter where you can watch the cooking. The menu leans toward wood-fired meats, seafood and vegetables with South American touches rather than classic red-sauce Italian, so expect something a little different. Comfortable, romantic and easy to linger in.
- Don't miss
- Anything from the wood-fired grill, plus a shared starter from the oven.
- Directions
- 122 N Boston Ave, Tulsa, OK 74103
- Hours
- Dinner only, nightly from 5 pm
- Groups
- Reservations on OpenTable and private dining for events; call for parties larger than the online booking allows. Garden patio in good weather.
- Getting in
- unknown; ground-floor restaurant on North Boston Avenue in the Arts District, about a 10-minute level walk from the Hyatt.
- Parking
- street / lot
- Tulsa King
- Not a filming location. The Woody Guthrie Center, used as an establishing shot at the start of Season 2, is around the corner at Reconciliation Way and Boston Avenue.Seen on screen, filmed elsewhere
In The Raw Vu
Downtown
Sushi with rooftop views.
Couple's pick9 min walk · 3 min drive from the HyattStep-freeGood for groupsMid-rangeSushi and Japanese-style dishes on the sixth floor of the Vast Bank building, with tall windows and a rooftop terrace looking over downtown and the historic Greenwood District. The room is sleek and modern, more lounge than tatami mat, and there is a full menu of cooked dishes for anyone who does not eat raw fish. The view at sunset is the reason to go.
- Don't miss
- A sunset drink on the terrace, then a mix of rolls and cooked entrees to share; the Gulliver's Roll is the local favorite.
- Directions
- 110 N Elgin Ave, Tulsa, OK 74120
- Hours
- Lunch and dinner daily; bar stays open late Friday and Saturday
- Groups
- Reservations on Resy; the patios can be booked for private gatherings. Ask for a window or terrace table for a group of 5 to 8.
- Getting in
- Sixth floor with elevator (you ride up through the Vast Bank building lobby). Outdoor terrace; about a half-mile walk from the Hyatt.
- Parking
- street / garage nearby (unverified)
Noche
Downtown
Margaritas and Mexican.
Couple's pick9 min walk · 3 min drive from the HyattGood for groupsMid-rangeUpscale but relaxed Mexican cooking from chef Sheamus Feeley on the ground floor of the Vast Bank building, with a wood-fired grill, fresh salsas and a long list of tequilas and mezcals. The dining room is handsome and buzzy, with a string-lit patio outside. Think grilled meats and proper margaritas rather than a taco stand.
- Don't miss
- Wood-grilled meats with the house salsas and a margarita made with good tequila.
- Directions
- 110 N Elgin Ave, Ste 140, Tulsa, OK 74120
- Hours
- Dinner nightly; lunch and brunch also Friday through Sunday
- Groups
- Reservations on OpenTable; for 8 or more the restaurant asks you to email tulsa@eatdrinknoche.com because it has dedicated group spaces. Patio available.
- Getting in
- unknown; ground-floor space (Suite 140) in the Vast Bank building with patio seating, about a half-mile walk from the Hyatt.
- Parking
- street / garage nearby (unverified)
Il Seme
Downtown
Italian, the neighborhood way.
Couple's pick6 min walk · 2 min drive from the HyattSpecial night outTulsa KingA small, modern Italian dining room in the Deco District from James Beard-nominated chef Lisa Becklund and Linda Ford, the team behind FarmBar. The menu is regional Italian cooking made with Oklahoma farm ingredients, arranged by course the way an Italian menu would be, and it changes every day or two with the season. Quiet enough for real conversation, and a short walk from the hotel.
- Don't miss
- Order a few courses family-style: a pasta, a shared main and whatever vegetable is in season.
- Directions
- 15 W 5th St, Tulsa, OK 74103
- Hours
- Dinner only, Tuesday through Saturday 5 to 9 pm; closed Sunday and Monday
- Groups
- Reservations through Tock; it is a small room, so book early for 5 to 8 and call about anything larger.
- Getting in
- unknown; ground-floor restaurant on West 5th Street, roughly a 6-minute level walk from the Hyatt.
- Parking
- street / garage
- Tulsa King
- Not a filming location, but it is on West 5th Street two short blocks from the Mayo Hotel, which plays Dwight Manfredi's home in the series, and the Boston Avenue crossing where Dwight waits for the Walk sign in Season 1 is at the end of the block.Seen on screen, filmed elsewhere
Forno Santo
Downtown
Italian — wood-fired and warm.
Couple's pick9 min walk · 3 min drive from the HyattGood for groupsMid-rangeA bright, high-ceilinged modern Italian restaurant on the plaza at Santa Fe Square in the Blue Dome District, from Tulsa's McNellie's Group. The centerpiece is a hand-tiled pizza oven imported from Italy that turns out Neapolitan-style pies in minutes, alongside handmade pastas and an Italian wine list. The main room can get lively; the side room and bar are quieter.
- Don't miss
- A wood-fired pizza and a handmade pasta to share; the weekday lunch pizza parlor is quick and easy.
- Directions
- 503 E 2nd St S, Tulsa, OK 74120
- Hours
- Lunch and dinner daily; weekday afternoon break between 2 and 4 pm
- Groups
- Reservations on OpenTable and private dining rooms for groups; comfortable for a table of 5 to 8.
- Getting in
- unknown; plaza-level restaurant at Santa Fe Square, about a half-mile flat walk east along 2nd Street from the Hyatt.
- Parking
- street / garage nearby (unverified)
Barons on 1st
Downtown
Steakhouse for a proper night out.
Couple's pick6 min walk · 2 min drive from the HyattGood for groupsSpecial night outA luxurious fine-dining room and lounge in the Blue Dome District, opened in 2024, where chef Justin Donaldson cooks bold dishes that borrow from French, Japanese and Tex-Mex traditions. It has steakhouse bones, including a showpiece tomahawk, but the menu changes with the season and is more adventurous than a classic chophouse. Business casual dress; the room feels like an occasion.
- Don't miss
- The tomahawk steak for the table, with the champ frites and house dipping sauces.
- Directions
- 302 E 1st St, Tulsa, OK 74120
- Hours
- Lunch and dinner daily; weekend brunch from 10 am
- Groups
- Reservations recommended on OpenTable; for 6 or more, call (918) 417-5290 between 9 am and 4 pm. Cashless payment preferred.
- Getting in
- unknown; street-level restaurant on East 1st Street, about a 6-minute level walk from the Hyatt.
- Parking
- street / lot
Maestro
Downtown
Latin American cocktails and small plates.
Couple's pick9 min walk · 3 min drive from the HyattMid-rangeNot a steakhouse: Maestro is a Latin American craft cocktail bar and small-plates restaurant at Santa Fe Square, created by Aaron Post of Valkyrie. The bar focuses on agave and sugarcane spirits, meaning tequila, mezcal and rum, and the kitchen sends out shareable plates including a wagyu tartare, a much-praised burger and playful desserts like corn soft serve. Casual dress, a big patio, and a good spot for a nightcap after dinner nearby.
- Don't miss
- A mezcal or rum cocktail on the patio with a few small plates; the burger has a local following.
- Directions
- 507 E 2nd St S, Tulsa, OK 74120
- Hours
- Evenings only from 4 pm, Tuesday through Sunday; closed Monday; kitchen closes around 11 pm
- Groups
- Mostly walk-in with a large patio, though it is listed on OpenTable; a group of 5 to 8 should come early or call ahead since policies vary.
- Getting in
- unknown; plaza-level bar at Santa Fe Square with a large patio, about a half-mile flat walk from the Hyatt.
- Parking
- street / garage nearby (unverified)
Cherry Street / 15th
Just blocks from their house.
LoFi
Cherry Street
Pizza, no fuss.
Couple's pick7 min drive from the HyattCasualA Cherry Street 'listening bar' where vinyl records play on a serious sound system while the kitchen turns out wood-fired sourdough pizzas, house-cured meats and small bites. Natural wines, cocktails and beer round it out. It is casual and a little hip, but the music is meant for listening rather than shouting over, so it suits a relaxed lunch or an easy dinner.
- Don't miss
- A sourdough pizza and a glass of wine while the DJ spins records.
- Directions
- 1301 E 15th St, Tulsa, OK 74120
- Hours
- Open daily from 11 am; late on Friday and Saturday
- Groups
- Reservations on OpenTable; open from 11 am, so a group of 5 to 8 can find room at lunch or an early dinner.
- Getting in
- unknown; shares the block with Ava June at 15th Street and Peoria Avenue. About 2 miles from the Hyatt, so plan to drive or take a rideshare.
- Parking
- street / lot
Ava June
Cherry Street
French-inspired and lovely.
Couple's pick7 min drive from the HyattGood for groupsMid-rangeA French-inspired brasserie that opened on Cherry Street in 2025 in the old Palace Cafe space, with pastel walls, glossy tile and a raw bar up front. Chef Trevor Tack cooks the classics (onion soup, escargot, beef bourguignon) alongside a few playful modern dishes, backed by a large wine list looked after by in-house sommeliers. It serves from breakfast or brunch through dinner, so it works at any hour.
- Don't miss
- French onion soup and the short rib bourguignon, with a glass from the long wine list.
- Directions
- 1301 E 15th St, Tulsa, OK 74120
- Hours
- Open daily from morning or late morning through dinner; weekend brunch from 10 am
- Groups
- Reservations on OpenTable; open all day, so mid-afternoon or an early dinner is easiest for a party of 5 to 8.
- Getting in
- unknown; corner storefront at 15th and Peoria. About 2 miles from the Hyatt; drive or rideshare.
- Parking
- street / lot
Prossimo
Cherry Street
Italian, a few blocks from home.
Couple's pick8 min drive from the HyattSpecial night outThe dressy Italian sister of Andolini's, a 30-seat dining room glittering with glass chandeliers and lemon trees, inspired by the Amalfi Coast. Handmade pastas, seafood and vegetables come with old-school tableside flourishes, including an Alfredo finished in front of you; an adjoining bar called Prossima serves bubbles and cocktails and is kept for walk-ins. It feels like a real night out.
- Don't miss
- The tableside Alfredo and a seafood pasta; save room for dessert.
- Directions
- 1548 E 15th St, Suite 200, Tulsa, OK 74120
- Hours
- Dinner nightly; the website also mentions lunch and weekend brunch, so call to confirm days
- Groups
- Reservations on Resy strongly recommended for the small dining room; the bar room is walk-in only. For 5 to 8, book well ahead or ask about private events.
- Getting in
- unknown; the address is Suite 200, which may mean an upper floor, so call ahead to ask about stairs or an elevator. About 2 miles from the Hyatt; drive or rideshare.
- Parking
- street / lot
Nola's
Cherry Street
Creole, with feeling.
Couple's pick7 min drive from the HyattGood for groupsMid-rangeA lively New Orleans-style spot on Cherry Street with gumbo, po'boys, shrimp and grits and beignets, plus a bar that leans into hurricanes and other Crescent City cocktails. It is colorful and loud in a fun way, with a big following for weekend brunch. Comfort food that suits a crowd.
- Don't miss
- Gumbo or shrimp and grits, then beignets; weekend brunch is the popular meal.
- Directions
- 1334 E 15th St, Tulsa, OK 74120
- Hours
- Open daily for lunch and dinner; Saturday and Sunday brunch from 10 am
- Groups
- Call to reserve on Fridays and Saturdays; for groups over 12, email reservations@nolastulsa.com. A table of 5 to 8 is easy on weekdays.
- Getting in
- unknown; storefront on East 15th Street. About 2 miles from the Hyatt; drive or rideshare.
- Parking
- street / lot
Summer Moon
Cherry Street
Coffee, then something sweet.
Couple's pick8 min drive from the HyattCasualA friendly Texas-born coffee chain known for roasting its beans over oak wood and for 'Moon Milk,' a sweet cream it stirs into lattes. The Cherry Street shop has indoor seating, a pet-friendly patio and a drive-thru, and opens early every day. A comfortable morning stop before shopping or brunch.
- Don't miss
- An oak-roasted latte with the signature sweet Moon Milk, hot or iced.
- Directions
- 1520 E 15th St, Tulsa, OK 74120
- Hours
- Open daily from early morning until 7 pm
- Groups
- Counter service, no reservations; fine for a few people to sit together, less so for a large group.
- Getting in
- unknown; single-story coffee shop with a drive-thru and outdoor seating. About 2 miles from the Hyatt; drive or rideshare.
- Parking
- lot
CHOCS
Cherry Street
The something sweet.
Couple's pick8 min drive from the HyattCasualCHOCS is short for Coffee House on Cherry Street, a much-loved local cafe and bakery rather than a chocolate shop. For close to twenty years it has served locally roasted coffee, breakfast and lunch, and a big case of homemade cakes, cookies and pies, and most of the baking is gluten-free with some vegan choices. There is seating inside and on a front porch, with local art on the walls.
- Don't miss
- Coffee and a slice of cake or pie from the bakery case; the gluten-free treats are the specialty.
- Directions
- 1502 E 15th St, Tulsa, OK 74120
- Hours
- Open daily from early morning into the evening
- Groups
- Counter service, no reservations; plenty of seating inside and out, but a large group may need to split across tables.
- Getting in
- unknown; entry is by a front porch on an older building, so call to ask about steps. About 2 miles from the Hyatt; drive or rideshare.
- Parking
- street / lot
North Maple Ridge
Their street. Say hi to the neighbors.
Tacos x Mezcal
North Maple Ridge
Margaritas, chips and guac.
Couple's pick5 min drive from the HyattGood for groupsCasualA bright, casual taqueria at 18th and Boston serving Mexican street-style tacos with a creative twist, plus a bar built around small-batch mezcals and fresh margaritas with flavors from Nayarit, Mexico. It is relaxed and a bit festive, good for an easy lunch or a lively dinner. Weekend brunch too.
- Don't miss
- A few different tacos to share and a house margarita or a mezcal flight.
- Directions
- 39 E 18th St, Tulsa, OK 74119
- Hours
- Lunch and dinner Tuesday through Sunday; closed Monday; weekend brunch 11 am to 3 pm
- Groups
- Takes reservations on OpenTable; casual enough that a table of 5 to 8 works well, especially at lunch.
- Getting in
- unknown; street-level restaurant at 18th Street and Boston Avenue. About 1.4 miles south of the Hyatt, a long walk, so a short drive or rideshare is easier.
- Parking
- street / lot
FarmBar
North Maple Ridge
Elevated — book ahead.
Couple's pick5 min drive from the HyattSpecial night outA small, serious farm-to-table restaurant near 18th and Boston, the city outpost of Lisa Becklund and Linda Ford's Living Kitchen Farm in Depew. Wednesday through Saturday it serves a set multi-course dinner built on what the farm and nearby Oklahoma growers have that week; on Tuesdays it turns into a casual burger night that locals swear by. It was a 2026 James Beard semifinalist for Outstanding Restaurant.
- Don't miss
- The chef's tasting menu; or the Tuesday burger night if you want something simpler.
- Directions
- 1740 S Boston Ave, Tulsa, OK 74119
- Hours
- Dinner Wednesday through Saturday from 5 pm; Tuesday burger night; closed Sunday and Monday
- Groups
- Reservations through Tock for parties of 1 to 6; it is a small room, so a party of 7 or 8 should call ahead. Mention dietary needs when booking since pescatarian, vegetarian and vegan versions are offered.
- Getting in
- unknown; storefront next to Dalesandro's on South Boston Avenue. About 1.3 miles from the Hyatt; drive or rideshare recommended.
- Parking
- street / lot
Tina's
North Maple Ridge
Great burgers.
Couple's pick5 min drive from the HyattCasualA cozy, dimly lit neighborhood bar at 18th and Boston for adults 21 and up, where you order at the bar and collect your food from a kitchen window in the back. The star is the smashburger: two thin, crisp-edged patties with American cheese, grilled onions, pickles and burger sauce. Good cocktails, cold beer and a laid-back crowd.
- Don't miss
- The smashburger with a cocktail or a cold beer.
- Directions
- 1732 S Boston Ave, Suite B, Tulsa, OK 74119
- Hours
- Evenings only from 3 pm, Tuesday through Saturday; closed Sunday and Monday
- Groups
- 21 and over only; first come, first served with no reservations and no private events, so a party of 5 to 8 should come early and expect to gather around a couple of tables.
- Getting in
- unknown; small bar space at 18th and Boston. About 1.3 miles from the Hyatt; drive or rideshare.
- Parking
- street
Mercury Lounge
North Maple Ridge
Live music, small room, big nights.
Couple's pick5 min drive from the HyattCasualA renovated old gas station on the corner of 18th and Boston that works as a friendly dive bar by day and a small live-music hall by night, with bands seven nights a week ranging from rock and roots to punk. It is 21 and over, casual, and has a patio for stepping outside. Expect a young-at-heart crowd and a ticket or cover for many shows.
- Don't miss
- Catch whatever band is on; the calendar on the website lists shows nightly.
- Directions
- 1747 S Boston Ave, Tulsa, OK 74119
- Hours
- Open daily into the early morning; happy hour 2 to 7 pm; live music most nights
- Groups
- No reservations; standing room and a few tables, so a group of 5 to 8 can cluster on the patio. Buy tickets ahead for popular shows.
- Getting in
- unknown; single-story converted gas station with a patio; the room can be crowded and loud during shows. About 1.3 miles from the Hyatt; drive or rideshare.
- Parking
- street
Bishop Quigley's
North Maple Ridge
Drinks with the neighbors.
Couple's pick6 min drive from the HyattCasualA snug Irish-style neighborhood pub in Maple Ridge, modeled on New York's old McSorley's ale house, with dark wood, Guinness on tap, craft beers and a short menu led by well-regarded fish and chips. It is at 18th and Cincinnati, one block east of Boston Avenue, sharing a building with Maple Ridge Grocer. Easygoing, friendly and open from noon every day.
- Don't miss
- Fish and chips with a pint of Guinness.
- Directions
- 1810 S Cincinnati Ave, Tulsa, OK 74119
- Hours
- Open daily from noon until about 10:30 pm
- Groups
- No reservation system listed; it is a small pub, so a party of 5 to 8 should arrive at an off-peak hour or spill over to Maple Ridge Grocer next door.
- Getting in
- unknown; ground-floor pub in the Maple Ridge Grocer building at 18th and Cincinnati. About 1.4 miles from the Hyatt; drive or rideshare.
- Parking
- street / lot
Maple Ridge Grocer
North Maple Ridge
A local staple.
Couple's pick6 min drive from the HyattGood for groupsCasualAn all-day neighborhood bistro from the McNellie's Group in the leafy Maple Ridge neighborhood, with coffee and pastries in the morning, then breakfast, lunch and dinner, and a full bar with wine and cocktails. It is bright, casual and unfussy, the kind of place to read the paper over eggs or meet for a glass of wine. Bishop Quigley pub is under the same roof.
- Don't miss
- Breakfast or brunch with a good coffee; later, a glass of wine and a simple dinner.
- Directions
- 1810 S Cincinnati Ave, Tulsa, OK 74119
- Hours
- Open daily from early morning (7 or 8 am) through dinner
- Groups
- Casual, all-day service with room for a party of 5 to 8; reservation policy not listed, so call ahead for a larger table at dinner.
- Getting in
- unknown; ground-floor bistro at 18th and Cincinnati. About 1.4 miles from the Hyatt; drive or rideshare.
- Parking
- street / lot
Brookside (Peoria)
Home of their favorite restaurant.
Malfi
Brookside
The couple's favorite restaurant. Full stop.
Couple's pick11 min drive from the HyattStep-freeGood for groupsMid-rangeThe couple's favorite: a bright, airy Italian restaurant on Brookside inspired by the Amalfi Coast, with handmade pastas, a smoked short rib, generous chopped salads and bread from an award-winning local baker. The menu was designed by James Beard-recognized chefs Sheamus Feeley and Ben Alexander, and the room, with its concrete floors, warm wood and high ceilings, is social and energetic, which also means lively and a bit loud. Lunch and dinner daily.
- Don't miss
- Tagliatelle Bolognese, simmered for hours, and the white bean dip with sourdough to start.
- Directions
- 3410 S Peoria Ave, Ste 200, Tulsa, OK 74105
- Hours
- Lunch and dinner daily from 11:30 am
- Groups
- Reservations encouraged on OpenTable; a party of 5 to 8 is easy here, especially at lunch or an early dinner.
- Getting in
- Listed as wheelchair accessible on Yelp; the address is Suite 200, so call to confirm a step-free route. Brookside is about 3.5 miles from the Hyatt; drive or rideshare.
- Parking
- street / lot
R Bar & Grill
Brookside
Easy, good, reliable.
Couple's pick11 min drive from the HyattGood for groupsCasualA casual Brookside bar and grill across Peoria from Malfi, with a seasonal American menu that leans on local farms, 20 rotating craft beer taps and a big air-conditioned patio lined with televisions for the game. The weekend brunch menu changes weekly. Relaxed and unpretentious, good for burgers, sandwiches and a beer.
- Don't miss
- A burger or brunch on the covered patio with a local craft beer.
- Directions
- 3421 S Peoria Ave, Tulsa, OK 74105
- Hours
- Lunch and dinner Tuesday through Sunday; weekend brunch from 10 am; no Monday hours posted
- Groups
- Reservation policy not listed; the large patio and casual setup handle a party of 5 to 8 easily. Hours are posted Tuesday through Sunday only.
- Getting in
- unknown; single-level bar and grill with a large covered patio. Brookside is about 3.5 miles from the Hyatt; drive or rideshare.
- Parking
- street / lot
Brookside boutiques
Brookside
Lululemon, Warby Parker, and local shops along Peoria.
Couple's pick11 min drive from the HyattMid-rangeBrookside is Tulsa's classic stroll-and-shop street: roughly eight blocks of South Peoria Avenue lined with locally owned boutiques, gift shops, galleries, coffee shops and restaurants in low storefronts. You will find women's clothing at Ribbons and The Haley, Tulsa-themed gifts and candy at Ida Red, and national names like Free People, all within a comfortable walk of each other. It is busiest and most pleasant in daylight; the bars take over at night.
- Don't miss
- Browse Ida Red for Oklahoma-made gifts and Ribbons for clothing, then coffee or lunch on Peoria.
- Directions
- S Peoria Ave between E 33rd St and E 41st St, Tulsa, OK 74105
- Hours
- Most shops open late morning to early evening; many close early or stay closed on Sunday
- Groups
- A walking district rather than a single venue; groups can wander at their own pace and meet up at Malfi or R Bar for lunch.
- Getting in
- Flat sidewalks along Peoria Avenue; individual shop entrances vary. The district is about 3.5 miles from the Hyatt, so drive or rideshare there, then walk the strip.
- Parking
- street / lot
One can't-miss
The Gathering Place
Midtown
Tulsa's iconic riverfront park — perfect for a fall walk. World-class with kids.
Couple's pick10 min drive from the HyattStep-freeGood for groupsFreeA 100-acre riverfront park along the Arkansas River that opened in 2018, paid for largely by a local foundation, and quickly named one of the best new parks in the country. There are gardens, a lake with free boat rides from the ONEOK Boathouse, a big timber lodge with a fireplace and restrooms, a cafe, and famously imaginative playgrounds for the grandchildren. Everything is free, and the wide, gentle paved paths make it one of the easiest outings in Tulsa for anyone who walks slowly.
- Don't miss
- The paved loop from Williams Lodge to the boathouse and around the lake, with a rest on the lodge porch
- Directions
- 2650 S John Williams Way E, Tulsa, OK 74114
- Hours
- Open daily, 7 am to 9 pm
- Groups
- No reservations; a group of any size can simply arrive. Meet at Williams Lodge (guest services, restrooms, wheelchair loans) and pick a short loop.
- Getting in
- Excellent. All entrances, paths and bridges are accessible; paths are paved, wide (more than 12 feet) and no steeper than a 5 percent grade; wheelchairs can be borrowed at Williams Lodge; benches, ADA restrooms and water stations are everywhere. The park is enormous, so plan a short loop rather than trying to see it all.
- Parking
- free lots (main lot on John Williams Way by Williams Lodge and the ONEOK Boathouse, plus spaces along Riverside Drive); accessible spaces near entrances