56. Tulsa Spotlight Theatre
The Tulsa Spotlight Theatre is home to The Drunkard & The Olio — America’s longest continuously running play (since 1953). The Drunkard features is a local favorite, where crowd members are encouraged to participate by boo’ing the antagonist and cheering for the protagonist.
57. The Vault
Located at 6th and Cincinatti in downtown Tulsa, The Vault specializes in classic American fare, but what really makes this restaurant interesting is the building that it inhabits — a beautiful mid-century modern bank that was built in the late 50s. The Vault also features another room called The Tom Tom Room, which was originally a meeting room for the former bank that operated in that building — The Tom Tom Room is now a bar, but is also used for overflow seating, private parties, and a general gathering place for locals.
58. Centennial Park
Neatly placed just west of 6th and Peoria, Central Park is one of Tulsa’s most scenic parks. With its great view of the downtown skyline, the park also features several small waterfalls and a walking path around a beautifully sculpted pond.
59. The Phoenix
The Phoenix is a cafe that serves gourmet coffee, teas, and pastries, but also serves beer and cocktails. On the weekends, they have live musicians and on Saturday and Sunday mornings, they serve a delicious brunch with migas and tacos.
60. Pinot’s Palette on Cherry Street
How about a little more creative activity? Pinot’s Palette is an upscale “paint and sip” studio. Perfect for all types of occasions — whether that’s a date or a bachelorette party — you simply make your reservation and show up. They supply everything you’ll need.
61. The River Parks Trails
Known for its recently renovated trails, the River Parks Authority is responsible for the endless miles of trails that we have today. Whether you’re a serious cycling fanatic or just wanting to go for a short jog, the choices are many in Tulsa. We’re thankful for such a great trail system!