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Sunday Dinner by Janet is a beloved soul food kitchen in North Tulsa serving homestyle cooking exactly like grandma used to make. Janet opened her doors with one simple mission: to feed her community with love, warmth, and food made from the heart. From smothered pork chops and fried catfish to creamy mac and cheese and soul-satisfying yams, every dish is prepared fresh and portioned generously. The kind of place where the owner answers the phone herself and sometimes tells you it's on the house. [read more]
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Born and raised in Jacksonville, Shanin, known as Shay to friends and Sunshine behind the cart, has always carried an entrepreneurial spark. She started selling lemonade at age seven, ran a hot dog cart as a teenager, and years later when a friend encouraged her to revisit that dream, she listened. In March 2025, she walked away from the corporate world, built Sunshine's Hotdogs from scratch, and brought YouTube along for the entire journey. Her channel crossed 120,000 subscribers in under a year. Beyond the business, Shanin routinely feeds Jacksonville's unhoused community, because for her it has never been just about the hot dogs. It is about the people, the community, and making life a little sunnier one grilled dog at a time. [read more]
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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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Sweet Batter Co. is a Tulsa-based home bakery and treat business specializing in colorful candied fruits, including grapes, strawberries, pineapple, kiwi and tangerine slices. It also offers custom cakes, desserts, slush cups and other made-to-order treats. Customers can view current menus and availability on social media and place pickup orders through Facebook, Instagram or TikTok direct messages. [read more]
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Sweet Lisa's Cafe is Tulsa's number one soul food kitchen, proudly rooted in the heart of the historic Greenwood District on Black Wall Street. Famous for fried catfish, strawberry cake, and pink lemonade, every dish is made fresh daily from old fashioned recipes passed down with love. Sides like fried okra, mashed potatoes, collard greens, and homemade mac and cheese are cooked to order and seasoned to perfection. Sitting right across from ONEOK Stadium, Sweet Lisa's is where locals and visitors alike come to taste what real southern comfort food is all about. [read more]
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Tamale Boyz is Tulsa's legendary home of the Fried Tamale, located on historic Route 66 in southwest Tulsa. Founded by Abel Murrieta Ruiz, whose journey began as a teenager selling tamales from a car, then a snow cone shack, then a food truck before opening their beloved brick-and-mortar restaurant in 2022, Tamale Boyz is a true Tulsa success story. Every tamale is handcrafted using traditional recipes passed down through generations, and the menu is packed with authentic Mexican favorites including birria tacos, street tacos, chilaquiles, protein bowls, and the famous fried tamale smothered in mozzarella and nacho cheese. Vegan and plant-based options are available using Impossible meat. Fast service, real flavors, and a community built one tamale at a time. [read more]
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Locally owned, original Mexican dishes, and fresh to order. [read more]
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Tastee Treat Drive-In is a longtime Broken Arrow diner serving breakfast and lunch favorites, burgers, patty melts, sandwiches, biscuits and gravy, omelets, pancakes, fries, shakes, floats, malts, dipped cones, and sundaes in a nostalgic drive-in setting. [read more]
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Founded in 2015 by Texas native Paul Hedrick, Tecovas is America's fastest-growing western boot and apparel brand, built on a simple promise: handcrafted cowboy boots made from the finest leathers, sold at honest prices. Every pair is made by hand in León, Mexico by master craftsmen using traditional techniques, and backed by Tecovas' signature Square Deal guarantee. Walk into the Tulsa store and you will be greeted with a complimentary beverage, expert fitting advice, and a team ready to help you find your perfect pair. In-store services include free boot shines, custom monogramming, hat shaping and trimming, and minor boot adjustments. From classic full-quill ostrich to everyday cowhide, Tecovas brings the best of the West right here to Tulsa. [read more]
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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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