Best Unique (Local) Christmas Shopping

[PonderInc]

One of the biggest lies in the world:

"I went into an adult bookstore once"

I've also been inside Orpha's Lounge once.

Unlike Orpha's, I would consider going back to the Midtown Adult Superstore.   

[rdj]

I've always wanted to visit Orpha's.  I think it has a cool exterior, great signage and the location would make a great "locals" bar kind of like Cellar Dweller or Arnie's.  Not a place the folks from out of town are going to see in the convention hand out.

[Breadburner]

Spencer's gifts.....

[buckeye]

Orpha's looks like the recidivist, embarrassing devilchild of a little brother to Akron, Ohio's famous "Rob Roy's Gourmet Lounge".

Mecca in Brookside is a good place to go Christmas shopping.

[FOTD]

The devil's den growing up is closing.....Et Cetera....it was the original Tulsa underground.

[Conan71]

The devil's den growing up is closing.....Et Cetera....it was the original Tulsa underground.

No, when?

[Steve]

OTASCO, TG&Y, Clark's, Orbach's, Renbergs, Venables, Marge McNierny's... got many a gift from those places and for others there.

And don't forget Frougs, Looboyles, Oertles, Harringtons, Irene Herberts, Field's in Utica Square, Vandevers, Brown Dunkin.

[pmcalk]

LaDonna's on 15th will also do gift baskets.

Garden Diva's (I can never remember the exact address--I just seem to find it from driving around.  I think its off of 3rd near Trenton).

Apple Tree on 41st, between Sheridan & Memorial, has kids stuff, though more on the schooling side.

I have often found good items in Tapestry of Faith (41st & Peoria), including my favorite Oklahoma centenniel ornament (despite its name, it actually has a good assortment of non-religious stuff, and it truly embraces all religions--great place to find something for Chanukah.  Just ignore all the Greek stuff).

I wish there was some place that focused on sellling Oklahoma/Tulsa crafts. 

[Red Arrow]

And don't forget Frougs, Looboyles, Oertles, Harringtons, Irene Herberts, Field's in Utica Square, Vandevers, Brown Dunkin.

Burgess Hardware

[rdj]

I wish there was some place that focused on sellling Oklahoma/Tulsa crafts. 

Dwelling Spaces in the Blue Dome District at 2nd & Detroit has quite a bit of local made goods.  Some could be called crafts but some are more designer.

[Conan71]

Big Red Sales, Cowboy Pete's, et. al. near 46th & Memorial

[Conan71]

The Stock Pot/Smalley's Restaurant supply on 41st has some very cool kitchen gadgets this year

[AngieB]

And don't forget the flea markets! I plan on hitting the fairgrounds tomorrow to find a gift for my brother. There's also the Saturday Flea Market on 51st just off I-44 at the W. 51st St. exit.