Traveling on Route 66 and not sure if you’re in the mood for a slice of pepperoni pizza, a Nashville hot chicken sandwich, a double hamburger topped with cheese, a double scoop of ooey gooey butter cake ice cream, or an All-American breakfast? Don’t worry, I know the place for you. The Mother Road Market in Tulsa is Oklahoma’s first food hall and the place to stop on your Route 66 road trip to fulfill just about anything you’re craving for lunch or dinner on the Mother Road.
The Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation (LTFF) opened Tulsa’s Mother Road Market in November 2018. They wanted a place where food businesses could launch lower-risk concepts while providing a variety of culinary choices for hungry locals and visitors alike. Located inside the historic 1939 Scrivner-Stevens Co. Grocery building, this Route 66 food hall quickly became a neighborhood community hangout.
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The Mother Road Market now hosts over 25 different businesses, including food and retail stands, offers wine and beer tastings and cooking classes, and hosts private events. Restaurants inside offer pizza, tacos, burgers, bulgogi fries, brunch dishes, hot chicken, ice cream, and more.
There’s also a patio portion outside that features live music, a Route 66 roadside attraction-themed mini golf course, and a bar.
While you’re in Tulsa, be sure to also look for these other Oklahoma Route 66 attractions: Cyrus Avery Centennial Plaza, the Gathering Place, the Woody Guthrie Mural, the Meadow Gold Sign, the Golden Driller Statue, and Buck Atom’s Cosmic Curios on 66.
Mother Road Market
Address: 1124 S Lewis Ave, Tulsa, OK 74104
Cost: Free to see, food and merchandise prices vary
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 11am-9pm
Visit the official website for up-to-date hours, special events, and vendors.
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