Tulsa Places

Not only are the local coffee shops THE BEST, but they are also the nicest, most caffeinated, and sometimes … least expensive!!!! Thank you Rocket Brothers for keeping me fully caffeinated all day long with your version of an iced shaken espresso for just under $4. Plus, sometimes the best coffee “shop” is the one where you don’t have to leave your car. ❤️

Road trip on Route 66 for 6/6/26! 🚙🚗
The Route 66 Chics 🐥 grabbed our guys and had a road trip to Bristow today! We’ve been hitting up a different restaurant along the Mother Road each month this year for its Centennial celebration. 🥳

Right along Route 66, you’ll find Anchor 66 ⚓️, known for its creative and humongous burgers. Ken and I agreed, the Oklahoma Twister 🌪️ was one for the books… so messy but worth every bite and the stains on my clothes 😆 Bernie loved her Brunch Burger - “It has an actual hash brown in it!” Devon said the flavor profile of the Cowboy Burger was “multi-faceted” between the onion ring, sauce, meat, and sweet sauce. The fries and onion rings were very tasty as well.

Big shout out to Emily for her phenomenal service! We’re so glad we made the trip out to Bristow on this torrential downpour Saturday! .66

I can’t decide what I like more. The actual Avocado 🥑 Toast .tulsa or the adorable to-go box art. ❤️🥰 I’ve said it once, and I’m sure I’ll say it again: Soma has one of the BEST breakfasts / brunches in Tulsa… perfect for rooftop dining or dining inside.

My little dude and I checked out the Route 66 Historical Village at 3770 Southwest Blvd. in Tulsa. We are SO excited about the Route’s Centennial and getting as many passport stamps as we can!🚗🚙

The Route 66 Historical Village is one of those spots that instantly makes you feel nostalgic. From the massive oil derrick towering over Southwest Boulevard to the vintage train cars, restored steam engine, and old-school Phillips 66-style station, this place perfectly captures Tulsa’s deep roots in oil, railroads, and the Mother Road. Plus, we got to see the new “Welcome to Tulsa” sign up close.

It’s FREE to explore, packed with photo ops, and honestly feels like stepping back in time. Whether you’re a Route 66 enthusiast or just looking for a unique Tulsa stop, this hidden gem is worth the visit.