Located on State Highway 66 (formerly old Route 66) at the Verdigris Bridge between Catoosa and Claremore, this is a well-known spot among Tulsans. Set in a log house by the river near the woods, the scenic exterior and rustic lodge-type interior set the stage for a unique dining experience. Among the steak and seafood offerings is a 13-ounce rib-eye steak. Smoked salmon is also a very popular item here. They serve a quail dinner and offer full bar and wine service. This is a short drive northeast of Tulsa, but worth it.

A casino that is well-known for its heritage and prevailing traditions. Gaming here is fun with many tables, Poker Rooms, Bingo and in addition the privileged 'Players Club.' There are drinks and cocktails flowing for all with good live music. Also, some local artists and musicians perform and entertain the guests. So for the visitors, this place is easily accessible from the US highway.

The Stonehorse Café in Utica Square is one place none should miss when in Tulsa. This bright and casual café is a great place to spend some time with friends or to have a formal meeting. Enjoy the freshly prepared delicacies along with a glass of delicious wine from their small yet impressive list of menu. Vietnamese noodle bowl, Thai chicken salad with peanut sauce and Truckstop Meatloaf are some of the tasty menu items one can have here. The Stonehorse Café is a wonderful place to delight your taste buds with some local fare.

Located in Utica Square, store number 38, Starbucks Coffee will draw you to itself with its tempting coffee aroma. Generally crowded, this place offers a range of coffees, teas and drinks. But none like Frappuccino, Honey Latte, Caffé Latte and espressos offered here along with a list of rolls, sandwiches and desserts. Starbucks at Utica is a great place to hang out with friends or simply sip and munch while you review your shopping.

Queenie's, located in Utica Square is one colorful place where most of Tulsa likes to indulge its sweet tooth. Though known for its delicious breakfast, brunch and meal preparations, it is more famed for its sandwiches and cakes. Try the carrot cake or the chocolate fudge cake and you will know why this small bakery-sandwich place is not worth a miss. The portions are decent, as are the prices. One can even dine indoors or outside on the patio if the climate permits. All in all, it is a great place to satiate your in-between-meals hunger. Also don't miss their home made desserts.

Two large white stallions welcome you as you enter one of the country's national upscale restaurant, P.F. Chang's China Bistro. Located in the Utica Square, the restaurant caters to families that love Chinese. Although the place serves traditional Chinese fare, one may find the menu with a list of modern Chinese delicacies. The decor is tastefully done with mute lightings and shades on the darker side which add a touch of sophistication to this rather casual bistro. The restaurant also has a large bar where one can taste a number of wines and martinis.

This cineplex has eight 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.

This cineplex has 12 screens for your viewing pleasure. For a more enjoyable experience, sit back and relax with popcorn and a soda from the refreshment stand. Stadium seating in each black-box theater and brilliant THX sound make this 12-screen cineplex one of the more popular places in Tulsa to view first-run movie releases. Located in the popular Promenade Mall (but very near the main mall entrance), this facility offers a full snack bar, game room and space for parties. Popular moves usually require a wait in line, which provides a chance to view movie previews on a massive wall of screens. Please call for film times, ticket prices and further information.

Mahogany welcomes you with the aroma of steaks seared to perfection. The seafood platter features a wide range of fresh fruits of the sea - shrimp, crabs, trout and more. This upscale restaurant also offers a relaxed atmosphere as well as prompt service. Although priced on the higher side, it is worth a visit.

At Fair Meadows, the ponies run year-round, thanks to three months of on-site live racing and simulcast contests from across the country. The property is upscale, featuring a sports bar with 14 big screens. Guests can also rent out one of nearly 200 carrels, which offer an executive-style chair and a personal television for race viewing. For larger parties, private rooms are available for rent as well, but arrive early; they are on a first-come, first-serve basis. Patrons must be 18 years or older to enter.