Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Part 2 of our Route 66 tour picks back up in Tulsa, Ok and continues through Lupton, AZ. Travel dates April 30-May 8, 2019
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
We start part two of our Route 66 trip where we left off last in Tulsa, OK. El Rancho Grande Mexican Restaurant originally began in 1950 on Boulder between 6th and 7th and has been in its current location on Historic Route 66 since 1953. Now, more than 60 years later, we are proud to say that a number of those early regulars are still our well-treasured friends, greeted by name and a smile. From the historic neon sign that still adorns the entrance of our one and only location, to “Tulsa’s Best” cheese enchiladas and margaritas, we constantly strive to preserve the restaurant’s 60-year history.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Another neat restaurant along Route 66 in Tulsa, OK is "Soul City Gastropub & Music House"...Their website reads..."from the Heart of Route 66, Soul City is your Eclectic Music Getaway...it's pure magic!"
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
The Circle Theatre opened on July 15, 1928 with the movie “Across the Atlantic”. The Circle Theatre was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2003, and also in 2003 was acquired by the Circle Cinema Foundation, and has been undergoing restoration since.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Route 66 next hits the town of Sapulpa, OK...
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Route 66 next hits the town of Sapulpa, OK... Happy Burger...oldest hamburger stand in Sapulpa...1957 old fashioned burger joint.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
We start part two of our Route 66 trip where we left off last in Tulsa, OK. El Rancho Grande Mexican Restaurant originally began in 1950 on Boulder between 6th and 7th and has been in its current location on Historic Route 66 since 1953. Now, more than 60 years later, we are proud to say that a number of those early regulars are still our well-treasured friends, greeted by name and a smile. From the historic neon sign that still adorns the entrance of our one and only location, to “Tulsa’s Best” cheese enchiladas and margaritas, we constantly strive to preserve the restaurant’s 60-year history.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
We start part two of our Route 66 trip where we left off last in Tulsa, OK. El Rancho Grande Mexican Restaurant originally began in 1950 on Boulder between 6th and 7th and has been in its current location on Historic Route 66 since 1953. Now, more than 60 years later, we are proud to say that a number of those early regulars are still our well-treasured friends, greeted by name and a smile. From the historic neon sign that still adorns the entrance of our one and only location, to “Tulsa’s Best” cheese enchiladas and margaritas, we constantly strive to preserve the restaurant’s 60-year history.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Tally's Cafe on Route 66 (11th & Yale). Despite the general interest in the American diner, the success of Tally’s Café did not happen overnight. It took a lot of passion and hard work to establish a diner that has managed to be around for more than a quarter of a century. In fact, Tally Alame, the founder of Tally’s Café, continues to pour his heart and soul into the establishment that he has built.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
The Mother Road Market is Tulsa's FIRST food hall, developed by the Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation. Housed on 11th Street & South Lewis Avenue in the historic 1939 Scrivner-Stevens Co. Grocery building, Mother Road Market is a vibrant community space, allowing Tulsans and tourists alike to eat, sip, shop and enjoy over 20 different food and retail concepts - all under one roof. Customers are able to browse specialty gift items, and pick up fresh ingredients like local produce, meat and dairy to take home and cook their own creations.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Route 66 next hits the town of Sapulpa, OK... Big Buffalo located on the outskirts of Sapulpa, OK
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Route 66 next hits the town of Sapulpa, OK... Happy Burger...oldest hamburger stand in Sapulpa...1957 old fashioned burger joint.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
We start part two of our Route 66 trip where we left off last in Tulsa, OK. El Rancho Grande Mexican Restaurant originally began in 1950 on Boulder between 6th and 7th and has been in its current location on Historic Route 66 since 1953. Now, more than 60 years later, we are proud to say that a number of those early regulars are still our well-treasured friends, greeted by name and a smile. From the historic neon sign that still adorns the entrance of our one and only location, to “Tulsa’s Best” cheese enchiladas and margaritas, we constantly strive to preserve the restaurant’s 60-year history.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Another neat restaurant along Route 66 in Tulsa, OK is "Soul City Gastropub & Music House"...Their website reads..."from the Heart of Route 66, Soul City is your Eclectic Music Getaway...it's pure magic!"
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Tally's Cafe on Route 66 (11th & Yale). Despite the general interest in the American diner, the success of Tally’s Café did not happen overnight. It took a lot of passion and hard work to establish a diner that has managed to be around for more than a quarter of a century. In fact, Tally Alame, the founder of Tally’s Café, continues to pour his heart and soul into the establishment that he has built.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
The Mother Road Market is Tulsa's FIRST food hall, developed by the Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation. Housed on 11th Street & South Lewis Avenue in the historic 1939 Scrivner-Stevens Co. Grocery building, Mother Road Market is a vibrant community space, allowing Tulsans and tourists alike to eat, sip, shop and enjoy over 20 different food and retail concepts - all under one roof. Customers are able to browse specialty gift items, and pick up fresh ingredients like local produce, meat and dairy to take home and cook their own creations.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Route 66 next hits the town of Sapulpa, OK... Big Buffalo located on the outskirts of Sapulpa, OK
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Route 66 next hits the town of Sapulpa, OK... Mural on Route 66 in Sapulpa, OK.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
We start part two of our Route 66 trip where we left off last in Tulsa, OK. El Rancho Grande Mexican Restaurant originally began in 1950 on Boulder between 6th and 7th and has been in its current location on Historic Route 66 since 1953. Now, more than 60 years later, we are proud to say that a number of those early regulars are still our well-treasured friends, greeted by name and a smile. From the historic neon sign that still adorns the entrance of our one and only location, to “Tulsa’s Best” cheese enchiladas and margaritas, we constantly strive to preserve the restaurant’s 60-year history.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Another neat restaurant along Route 66 in Tulsa, OK is "Soul City Gastropub & Music House"...Their website reads..."from the Heart of Route 66, Soul City is your Eclectic Music Getaway...it's pure magic!"
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
The Circle Theatre opened on July 15, 1928 with the movie “Across the Atlantic”. The Circle Theatre was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2003, and also in 2003 was acquired by the Circle Cinema Foundation, and has been undergoing restoration since.
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Route 66 next hits the town of Sapulpa, OK...
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Route 66 next hits the town of Sapulpa, OK... Coke Bottle sculpture..."Tribute to Sapulpa Industry and Workers"
Route 66 Part 2...Tulsa OK to Lupton AZ.
Route 66 next hits the town of Sapulpa, OK... E Dewey Av is Route 66 through downtown Sapulpa.