Who doesn’t love checking out things along Route 66… if you’re in Tulsa, it’s worth the 45-minute drive to check out this amazing example of visionary art, Ed Galloway’s Totem Pole Park. This awesome, free,...
Read MoreReturning back to our Airbnb after an adventure one day, we spotted some cool metal sculptures along the side of the freeway. While the giant buffalo sculptures were cool, what was even cooler was what...
Read MoreWarm, gooey Cinnamon Rolls the size of dinner plates. I am not kidding. They have won an award for Tulsa’s best cinnamon roll. I heard about these and was on a mission to experience it...
Read MoreTin Pan Tuesday. What’s that all about? A great fun way to taste lots of Spanish, Native American or Mexican-influenced foods. Think small plates, but served on tin pans. Share with others at your table...
Read MoreMother Road Market. If it is less than perfect weather out, this is a great place to hang right along Route 66, aka ”the mother road”. Bright and fun, with all sorts of great and...
Read MoreGetting hungry, yet don’t want to stop enjoying the Route 66 vibe? Coney I-Lander is where you want to be! It’s a fun retro building filled with vintage-style art. If you’re too hungry to think,...
Read MoreVisit the Mexicali Border Cafe in Tulsa with me, because queso is always a good idea!
Read MoreAs soon as I started researching Tulsa, images of this iconic Tulsa landmark started popping up. The Golden Driller was built in 1953 and moved to its current home in 1966. At 75 feet tall,...
Read More“Taco Heaven” These words and giant flying tacos fill a mural on the outside of Velvet Taco on Cherry St in Tulsa. I’m pretty sure they are right! We were a little cautious when we...
Read MoreI love finding murals in the cities I visit. Not only do they fill streets with color, but they often celebrate local mural artists and teach you about the history of the community. When I...
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