Authentic Italian food and impeccable hospitality is what Carrabba's Italian Grill is all about. This family diner is kid-friendly and features an extensive menu-list. Try the 'Insalta Carrabba Caesar' and you will know why this diner is so popular! The various wines available add the finishing touch to the elegant dining experience. Watch your meals being prepared and garnished in the open kitchen. Ingredients that are exotic and sourced from different parts of the world are used to prepare a gastronomical wonder.

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 see the website.

With an ever-changing collection of wine list, Vintage 1740 is Tulsa's first Wine Bar. Located in Boston District, Vintage 1740 aims to support small production wineries. Their proud wine list boasts of over 60 wines which are offered to taste, by glass or bottle. If you're not in the mood for wine, you won't be disappointed as the chic bar also offer a good variety of fancy cocktails. They even hold regular tastings sessions where you can meet experienced winemakers, sip fine wine and nibble on some delicious cheese!

An Irish themed pub, James E. McNellie's Public House is located in Tulsa and is the best in town. Known for its exhaustive selection of beer, which is over 350 different varieties from over the world, the pub is also popular for its cozy, warm and friendly atmosphere. Feast on pub food like McNellie's Charburger and Michael's Maryland Crab Cakes as you chug some of the best beer from around the world, including local favorites like Marshall McNellie's Pub Ale, Guinness and Boulevard Wheat. The pub has been crowned as one of America's 100 Best Beer Bars for 2011 by Draft Magazine and one of the 30 Best Beer Bars in America in 2010 by Paste Magazine. Go here to see what a true pub is like.

This retro-inspired 8-lane bowling alley is a fascinating tribute to the bowling arcades of the 1970's. But bowling is not all, the unique place has a full-service bar and lounge, private room with two bowling lanes and a patio. The exciting venue is an all-in-one fun package, as you can challenge your friend to a game of bowling, and if you're tired there is an amazing supply of comfort food like multiple varieties of tots, from cheese to Mexican, nachos, burgers, salads, shakes and sundaes. Thirst quenching is easy as they serve premium beers, cocktails and some fancy wines. If you're not into bowling, you can just grab a cold one and enjoy classic video-games in true retro style!

This hippie bar in the heart of Tulsa attracts all with a eclectic menu of food and beverage. The inspired mixologists here present unfamiliar creations such as the Chocolate Espresso Martini and are home to the Guinness Milk Shake. Funky tunes, weekend specials, offers and discounts only add to the attraction making it a definite stop by while in the city.

Opened by the renowned restaurateur Tim Baker, Sonoma is a wine bar offering 100 wines by the glass from its selection of global wines. Its acclaimed wine list includes award winning Merlots and Cabernet Sauvignons. Complemented by the exquisite California cuisine, the wine drinking experience could never get better in Tulsa.

The Tulsa branch of the state-wide chain of comedy clubs, the Loony Bin is located inside the Village at Woodland Hills shopping center and books some of the top touring comedians in the country.

Richard Kane YMCA is a one-stop recreation spot for the people of Bartlesville who flock here for the community and cultural extravaganza of events held especially during festivals and national holidays. The games room beckons with its pool tables, foosball and air hockey options, while basketball, swimming, gymnasiums and wellness areas are popular too. Parents can keep their children at the child center where the kids can indulge in some arts, crafts, fancy dress, music and dance with friendly caretakers. Check website for details.

The Robson Performing Arts Center is an institute that takes care of the performing arts and cultural needs of the Claremore School District. With good technical sound and light equipment the students can indulge in the arts. Although the venue is primarily for the students' performing arts activities, it is also used for other local events when it is free. The venue has two fabulous theaters that are always staging shows, so for ticket and show details, do call ahead.