Shopping centers
Utica Square
The very upscale Utica Square has some of the best shopping in Tulsa. The center becomes very festive during the Christmas Season and also throws several events during the course of the year. A must for those with a disposable budget.
Tulsa Hills
Newest Tulsa Shopping Development
The Farm
A farm-themed shopping center with some of the more unique shops and restaurants in Tulsa County.
Shops
Tulsa Gold and Silver
Tulsa's main market for old currency, gemstones, precious metals, bullion, and much more.
Wizard's Asylum
Oklahoma's largest selection of rare comics, trade paperbacks, manga, cards, board games and more. Holds regular Magic: The Gathering tournaments on Saturdays.
Diamond Jim's
Run by a certified gemologist, Appraises and deals in Watches, Jewelry, Precious Metals, and Diamonds of course.
Shopping malls
The Tulsa Promenade
Renovated in 2005. The University of Oklahoma is located nearby, and the mall is approximately 2 miles south of the Expo Square, State Fairgrounds and several hotels, all of which provide shuttle service for shoppers.
Woodland Hills Mall
2-level, 1.2 million square-foot, super regional shopping center. The center features more than 165 stores, including over 80 stores you won't find anywhere else in Tulsa. Children's play area, a glass elevator and a food court.
Stores
Bodean Seafood Market
One of the best fish markets in Tulsa, sells fish from all over the world.
Gardner's Used Books, Music & Comics, Inc.
south tulsa|industrial zone oklahoma's largest used book store, although the variety is very good, the prices here are terribly inflated compared to other bookstores. (http://gardnersbooks.com/)
Nam Hai Vietnamese Supermarket
Laid out in what resembles an old IGA Store, Nam Hai is the closest you'll come to the marketplaces of Asia in Tulsa, Just look for the lion out front.