Three-time winner of USA Today’s Best Food Hall award, Mother Road Market occupies a renovated 1930s brick warehouse that’s become one of Route 66’s most exciting stops. Located at 11th and Lewis in Tulsa, this isn’t your typical food court filled with chain restaurants.
Instead, you’ll find more than 20 unique local vendors serving everything from authentic Korean cuisine to Nashville hot chicken, all under one historic roof. The real magic happens on the huge back patio, where Route 66-themed mini golf and live music create the perfect atmosphere for dining and socializing.
Your Culinary Adventure Awaits
The beauty of Mother Road Market lies in its incredible variety. Groups can split up and still eat together, with everyone finding something they love from more than 20 unique vendors.
International Flavors
Akira Sushi & Ramen brings fresh, authentic Japanese cuisine to Route 66, with sushi that rivals coastal destinations and hearty ramen bowls perfect for Oklahoma weather.
Afrikan Delights serves African food that blends traditional recipes with contemporary flavors, offering tastes you won’t find elsewhere in Tulsa.
Doctor Kustom delivers a taste of Brazil with authentic dishes that transport you straight to South America.
LeRoux’s Kitchen brings New Orleans to Oklahoma with Cajun scratch cooking that includes gumbo, jambalaya, and other Louisiana favorites.
Sobahn 82 offers authentic Korean cuisine with traditional flavors and modern presentation.
& Tacos serves authentic Mexican street food with fresh tacos, burritos, and traditional favorites.
American Classics Done Right
Howdy Burger captures the nostalgic roadside burger stand experience with hand-formed patties and that classic Route 66 vibe.
Metropolis specializes in regional street food, including those authentic Philadelphia cheesesteaks that locals swear by, made to order with fresh peppers and onions.
Chicken & The Wolf serves Nashville hot chicken that ranges from mild to “bring-your-own-milk” spicy, with crispy perfection that keeps people coming back.
Nicky’s Smokehouse serves Oklahoma-style barbecue with global influences, offering everything from brisket and burnt ends to pulled pork and house-made sausage. Choose your adventure with BBQ platters, tacos, or sandwiches.
Zasa’s Pizza & Wings serves pizza by the slice or whole pies, plus bone-in and boneless wings – perfect when you can’t decide between pizza and wings.
Fresh & Healthy Options
Bodhi’s Bowl creates gourmet rice bowls with fresh ingredients and bold flavors that prove healthy can be incredibly satisfying.
Pure Food & Juice offers fresh juices, smoothies, and healthy bowls with vibrant colors and flavors.
Coffee & Drinks
Railhead Coffee Co. provides expertly crafted coffee and espresso drinks to fuel your Route 66 adventure.
The WEL Bar offers a full bar with craft cocktails, local beers, wine, and coffee drinks – perfect for any time of day.
Sweet Endings
Big Dipper Creamery churns out small-batch artisan ice cream in flavors like Honeycomb Lavender and Ooey Gooey Butter Cake that you simply can’t find at chain shops.
Sugar 66 specializes in freeze-dried candy, transforming familiar favorites into unique crunchy treats perfect for the road.
Always Something New
The Kitchen 66 Takeover Cafe rotates daily with different startup food entrepreneurs testing their concepts. The Kitchen 66 Takeover Cafe Residency offers extended stays for promising concepts, while the Kitchen 66 Landmark Food Truck on the patio brings even more variety. Today’s experimental popup might become tomorrow’s local favorite restaurant.
Shopping & Retail
Mythic City offers your favorite Tulsa and Oklahoma-themed t-shirts, hats, souvenirs and more – perfect for road trip memories.
Hilo de Amor features tote bags and more from Oaxaca, with financial giveback to the original makers, bringing authentic Mexican craftsmanship to Route 66.
LTO | MKT Limited Time Only Market provides monthly rotating retail popups, ensuring there’s always something new to discover.
The Kitchen 66 General Store showcases startup and local packaged foods, while the Info Booth offers Mother Road Market merchandise and visitor information.
Beyond the Food
Putt 66, the Route 66-themed mini golf course, winds through nine holes featuring landmarks from America’s most famous highway. It’s a fun break between courses and perfect for families traveling the Mother Road
The enclosed back patio hosts live music and provides a great atmosphere for dining. The space works equally well for a casual lunch or evening drinks, with plenty of seating both indoors and out.
The General Store and adjacent shops offer everything from Route 66 souvenirs to fresh flowers, making it easy to grab gifts or travel necessities.
The Route 66 Connection
Mother Road Market sits perfectly on historic Route 66, honoring the highway’s tradition of welcoming travelers with good food and genuine hospitality. The 1930s warehouse retains original features like a preserved vault, connecting visitors to decades of American road trip history.
This location captures what made Route 66 special – independent businesses run by passionate people creating experiences you can’t find anywhere else.
Planning Your Visit
Mother Road Market operates Tuesday through Sunday from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm, closed Mondays. Peak lunch hours can get busy, so arriving slightly off-peak often means shorter lines and easier parking.
The variety makes it perfect for indecisive groups, picky eaters, or anyone wanting to sample multiple cuisines in one stop. Whether you’re road-tripping Route 66 or exploring Tulsa, it’s a destination that delivers on both food quality and atmosphere.
The near-downtown location connects easily with other Tulsa attractions, making it an ideal lunch stop during a day of sightseeing or a dinner destination after exploring the city.
Mother Road Market proves that the best travel experiences happen when local entrepreneurs get the space to showcase their talents. The result is a food hall that feels authentically Tulsa while honoring the spirit of America’s most famous highway.
