Appropriate for the chic Brookside environment along South Peoria, this sushi bar offers about 25 different varieties of fresh sushi, along with a full menu. Decorated in dark purples and greens contrasted with pastels, this place sets a decidedly eclectic mood for your date or business meal. A specialty sushi dish is the " "id Roll, containing crab cake and avocado with a mixture of other ingredients. For more standard fare, try the steak and lobster. Full bar service is also available along with your meal.

Near the busy intersection of 41st Street and Yale Avenue, this is one of the city's biggest and most popular movie theaters. Offering first-run movies and 20 screens with stadium seating and stereo surround-sound, this facility also features several snack bar locations and popular video games throughout the complex. A unique aspect of this theater is that a classic movie selection is often shown, in addition to the new releases. Check the website for further details.

Dukes Southern Kitchen offers you a taste of Cajun and Creole food. Enjoy your meal as you loose yourself in the live jazz music. The service here could sometimes be slow, but it certainly will not it ruin your evening. The restaurant gets packed at happy hours, so you will have to get here early to get a seat.

With a grand 8 feet television and 3 big screen televisions, Sideline Sports Bar & Grill makes sure you never miss out on the sporting action. Apart from entertaining sport fans, it also promotes regional artists and local groups by hosting various live events that include rock, pop, rock n roll, disco tunes and cover bands as well. Doors opens at 11.30 am and a few hours of the week are "happy hours". Sideline Sports Bar & Grill also serves you with a wide range of the regular American cuisine.

Harvard Sports Bar & Grill features large screen televisions for watching sports. Apart from pleasing sport fans, Harvard Sports Bar & Grill also makes sure fans of live classic Rock, Blues, Country, R&B music do not leave dissatisfied.The spacious bar hosts several live performances by well known artists and bands. These include David Dover, Scott Elison Band, Snapdragon and others, to name a few. It also offers American burgers and bar food to cater to the patrons' needs.

Elephant Run Restaurant and Club is a wonderful establishment that caters to the entertainment quotient of Tulsa, for it never lets it go down. Be it the casual fare, fabulous drinks, live music, DJ's or the Run Girls, the restaurant has it all or simply all that, it requires to make it a complete entertainment hub. Every night here has a special event, if its Ladies night today, then Karaoke, or DJ nights tomorrow. Hence to soak in the fun to the fullest, find out the events at the club, as for the food and drink, they are always there to keep company.

Housed in Brookside, Crow Creek Tavern is the best place to enjoy grilled delicacies with equally delicious libations. The food is traditional American while the bar serves a fine selection of wine and beer. And for those who can't get enough at the bar, they may enjoy the beer on tap. The interiors are simplistic and sports two large screens for live sports. Apart from this, the restaurant also presents live acts by local and upcoming artists.

A regular host of the annual film and music festival Tulsa Overground, this cineplex has four screens for your viewing pleasure. For a more enjoyable experience, sit back and relax with popcorn and a soda from the refreshment stand. For film times, ticket prices and further information please check the website.

Located at Oral Roberts University, this is one of the most popular events facilities in Tulsa. With a seating capacity of over 11,000 (depending on the event), this center hosts concerts, conferences, sporting events and tournaments and more. It is also the home ground of the ORU Golden Eagles basketball team. One of the largest churches in Tulsa, Victory Christian Center, holds its Sunday services here.

Set in an old movie house in the Brookside area, this place offers decent American-style food at reasonable prices and is quite popular with businesspeople in the daytime and the party crowd at night. Both the building and the decor are art-deco style, adding nostalgia and atmosphere to the dining experience. The half-pound burger with fries is a big seller here; other sandwiches and salads are the main fare. Patio dining is available when weather permits, and because of the full bar, this place stays open later than its counterparts almost every night of the week.