Utica Square Shopping Center

for me, this is more about the restaurants than the places you can shop at. very high end, in a very busy location that’s worth a shot! there’s only one restaurant left that i haven’t tried, that’s stonehorse café. my favorite might be out of fleming’s, polo grill or bgb. outside of that, if you love to go shopping, this is for you without question. side note: on saturdays, it’s like a car show out there, from old school cadillacs to porsches.

Pros: when my then fiancé was trying to sell me on moving to Tulsa, he brought me to brunch at Utica Square. The restaurant we ate at that day wasn’t any good or very memorable, but I fell in love with the area. Yes, there are outdoor malls around the country, but this one is a bit speical. Uneven walkways add character and charm. Large, mature trees. Patches of grass for children to play on sunny days.
Cons: parking is difficult on a weekend, so I prefer coming on weekdays.

We love this place. It just has everything anyone could need… from the local owned grocery store that still has personal accounts to Saks Fifth Avenue. Each boutique and dining establishment is kept to the highest standard of retail and culinary excellence. The blend of local and commercial is just perfect because the commercial vendors all have a downtown customer service approach. We look forward to visiting each time we’re in Tulsa.

No matter the time of year, Utica Square is a beautiful place. The Christmas Season is a must, if you love seeing decorations, walking around or even eating out. I do believe most of the restaurants are a bit pricey but that’s mainly due to the location. There are many interesting shops, other than dining, which include card shops, furniture stores and clothing departments. Whether you’re bringing your kids or just on a stroll with your girl, Utica Square is a great place to wonder.

Food: ⁴⁄₅
Service: ⁴⁄₅
Cleanliness: ⁵⁄₅
Décor & Style: ⁵⁄₅
I give this shopping center a ⁵⁄₅ because of it’s originality in Oklahoma. I love the trees and the walkability. Even the ‘new’ Classen Curve in OKC was not designed well like Utica. You see square’s like these all over big cities however, the state of Oklahoma seems to have just one, which is this one. The only change I would make is to add more mid-​chain stores instead of only high-​end ones, but hey, I guess every city needs a high-​end only shopping square.

I really wish the Oh Kay See had something like this. It’s so damn cool. The Missus and I decided to take a day trip up to Tulsa and this was one of the places we visited.
I love the layout of Utica Square. It feels very quaint and cozy. There’s a good mix of shops and restaurants… which by the way… the restaurants looked awesome. Also, the people walking around the square were all very friendly. The place almost seemed like its own community which I felt enhanced the experience.
If I’m in Tulsa, I will definitely try to revisit Utica Square!

I’ve always heard from the Tulsa peeps that Utica Square is the bee’s knees. Well, they weren’t wrong. It is beautifully laid out and has some really cool and interesting stores. My favorite store that is unique to here is The Snow Goose. It’s a quirky gift shop where you’ll get some laughs at the least. Most of the shops are definitely high end but still fun to look around. There is also this cute little grocery store with an array of local products, plus it smelled heavenly in there. You can even watch the bakers through the window from the outside. Great shopping area and I’m glad I finally saw what all the fuss was about!

Loved walking around and looking at all the shops! Beautiful serene place, landscaping so nice and great little shops!

Found this place on my first day in Tulsa last week. Been back 4 times since! Live music on Thursday nights. Upscale shops, some unique stores, beautiful grounds. Definitely will miss this place when I leave tomorrow. Coach, Starbucks, Pettys Fine Foods, cutest Chase ATM ever, Flemings, Russell Stovers etc. Must stop in if in the Tulsa area.

This is where I like to come for an upscale shopping experience. I love to stop at the Starbucks first and pick up a latte.
There are some unique shops here, as well as some of my favorites such as Bath and Body Works and Williams-​Sonoma.
This outdoor shopping plaza is especially beautiful during the holidays with all the decorations on every corner.
It’s a great place to come when you want a unique shopping experience.

I am at Utica Square several times a week. I drive right by it to and from work, so if I can find it here, I usually buy it here. While this is the most convenient way for me to shop, it is not necessarily the easiest on the wallet. Dinner from Petty’s Fine Foods, check. Bottle of wine from Grand Vin, check. Dish soap or a fancy spice from Williams Sonoma, check. Easy parking and a short walk into each shop, check. Wallet drained by high 2 or low 3 figures within 15 minutes, check! You really *can* put a price on convenience.
Speaking of convenience, I also like being able to drop mail off at the Utica Square Post Office. It’s a small office and sometimes there is a line, but often if you can go on off hours you can get right in and out. You can also find great cards and gifts at the Snow Goose and then go mail them. Boxworks is another great store if you’re in the need of shipping supplies.
Another favorite wallet drainer of mine in Utica Square is the Fleming’s Steakhouse. It’s one of my Tulsa favorites. The food and the service are always divine. I had just weaned myself off visiting the Saks Fifth Avenue when this restaurant arrived. PF Chang’s next door is also a great place for Asian cuisine. If you can get a table, Queenies is a fabulous lunch spot.
My final note on the Square is that I would give it 5 stars if it had a Sephora. And maybe a Victoria’s Secret. These two stores would make it likely that I would never have to go to South Tulsa again, which would be worth 10 stars if I could give them out.

I haven’t just walked around this place in a long time. They have lots of expensive specialty shops. Coach, Marmi, The Dolphin, J. Jill, L’Occitane, the Lolly Garden, Loops, a Pea in a Pod, Pavilion. They have places I like… Petty’s, Olive Garden, Grand Vin, Williams Sonoma and the Post Office. I go to Starbucks once in awhile, when I miss my daughter! I go to Pier 1 once in awhile when I want see lots of cute stuff.

I enjoy their song «we are Tulsa’s fashion center, we are Utica Square!!!»

We spent an entire afternoon here shopping. Great selection of stores, restaurants, etc. Easy to shop and superb when the weather is nice. Parking was a breeze.

When I’m feeling like doing some fancy window shopping, running to a quaint post office, having a fine dining experience, or practicing hot yoga… this is my go-​to place!
Obviously, this is a unique and eclectic center but it is kept cohesive in charming buildings and gardens that inspire and have a magical effect to relax me.
Major chains like Gap, Pottery Barn, Saks 5^th Ave., and Williams Sonoma are nestled in Utica Square. There is also odds and ends like Petty’s Fine Foods, Snow Goose (a unique greeting card/​gift shop), and a liquor shop.
My favorite go-to’s for food here are The Wild Fork and Stonehorse Café. If you just feel like a coffee while strolling this outdoor string of shops there is Queenies and a Starbucks.
Oh! How can I forget? There is the fabulous Ihloff salon which uses Aveda products.
Wow — I really can spend a full day here. Coffee, food, yoga, gardens, salon, shopping? Yes, please, and thank you,

Must come check out this Tulsa landmark if you are in town! There are many things to do such as shop and eat, but I enjoy just walking around and window shopping. My favorite thing about Utica Square Shopping Center is a holiday tradition called «Lights On» that takes place the night of Thanksgiving. There is a show to kick-​off the holiday season with various music and guests (one of which is Santa who comes in on his sleigh). The best part of «Lights On» is they put Christmas lights in all of the trees in the Square (which is a ton) and turn them all on at the same time. Come check out the many businesses Utica Square houses, and don’t forget to check out the gardens in the center of the Square.

Nestled amid flowering blossoms of wisteria is Utica Square, an upscale shopping mall for those with more refined tastes. Some of the shops have some of my favourite things such as scented lotions and soaps as well as some of the larger stores that have designer things. The food is a vast array of gourmet goodies you can smell as you turn the corners of this tiny little hamlet. Sparrows nest above the tables outside near a coffee shop and at certain times of year red and yellow tulips blossom in full bloom.
It is what I would describe as a shoppers paradise though not for the very frugal, this shopping experience boosts luxury, comfort, and looks as if it were designed almost exclusively to cater to a womans tastes.
In a word, its «charming». I would recommend the experience at least once a year!

I have the best memories of Utica Square. My mom used to work at St. John’s Hospital across the street and our P.O. box was in the post office at Utica Square so we went a decent amount of times. I loved the British looking phone booth outside the post office and the shopping center is just gorgeous. I remember going every year to see the beautiful Nutcracker storybook Christmas displays and getting a cookie at Santa’s Workshop. I loved going to the Disney store too.

The uppest of upscale shopping malls in Tulsa. Much like Stanford Shopping Center without all of the really high-​end shops. Like the other reviewer says, all of the store are going from outside to outside, not like all indoor malls so in the summer this mall gets kind of deserted because of the heat. All the people head to the air conditioned malls in Tulas then and one things Tulsa has is a ton of malls. Malls, all you can eat food restaurants, and do it yourself car washes. That’s Tulsa.
But if you are a woman you need to visit Utica Square just to make you feel good and be surrounded by luxury. You deserve it for yourself.