Made Market

I landed in Tulsa, OK and made my way directly to the Double Tree hotel. Tired and hungry, I was so excited to see a decent looking restaurant in my hotel. The menu featured plenty of quick fix and healthy option. I settled for a cup of vegetable soup and a chicken chopped salad. All in all I'd say it's a good, not great spot. You order at a counter and then the food is brought out to you. There also seemed to be servers working so this was a little confusing. I was asked if I needed anything by everyone at least twice. The next morning I ate breakfast here as well. This time you could choose a buffet or order off of a menu. I ordered an omelette, but then was asked to fill out an order sheet of what I wanted in it. If there's a food item on the menu that says what's included, shouldn't you just hve to order it once? Furthermore, the omelette was supposed to be with egg whites and no cheese and it definitely came with whole eggs and cheese.Odd little concept, but works in a pinch at a hotel. Despite a few mess ups the staff was really nice.

It's a hotel bar that serves food. It would be a bit of a stretch to call it a restaurant of any sort - it ain't that. That being said, the bar is solid and the food ain't half bad. If you're staying at the Hilton Doubletree and don't want to migrate, come on down. If you are staying elsewhere, a special trip is not in your future.

Made market is made for easy take away, eating in the adjacent bar/dining area, or for dining in your room. It's combo convenient mart and bistro dining. Perfect for those of us staying at the Doubletree, attending the convention center across the street, or spending time at nearby OSU Medical Center. I'm most impressed with their meatball sub. Those of us who covet the classic homemade meatball know they are hard to come by these days. From the east to the west coast, I will try a meatball sub whenever I get the chance but I'm rarely impressed. Here the meatballs were consistently delicious every time I ordered the sub, which was often over the course of one week because it's THAT good.

Wow.... this is what happens when restaurant concept designers meet reality. Bad! The surrounding look hip enough, but the food is nothing more than a TGI Friday's served in a more upscale settings. Actually, I'm giving a discredit to Friday's. The food here is bad and the prices are just insane. Look at the pictures of my sandwich. Fresh? No, this is something you would find in a deli with a d- rating.Don't eat here and waste your money. Sorry Made Market, you would actually have to make your food to claim that name.

I'd prefer to give a 2.5 but I'll go with a 3 only because of presentation. And maybe both the restaurant and I had a bad night?I'm an eater. I love food. But this just wasn't cutting it tonight. I ordered turkey club with house chips no mayo. Turkey was dry. I don't like whatever sauce they put on it (didn't think it came with other sauce) so I had to scrap that off. Sandwich just kept falling apart. House chips were just blah. I got frustrated with the plate and just quit. I asked for them to go ahead and bring my dessert -layered chocolate cake. Sigh. I tried to work my way through it but the dryness kept me from being able to eat it. This is saying A LOT because I LOVE chocolate and chocolate cake is actually the only cake I eat. Overall, I was pretty disappointed with this $20 meal that left me dissatisfied and still hungry.Though conveniently located in the hotel, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

It's a hotel and everyone thinks it's suppose to be a 4 star restaurant... calm downAlso they need more staff during peak hours on weekends

Don't expect nothing more than a typical hotel restaurant. The food is ok, I just had dinner the first night there.... Tulsa has great options nearby. If you just want to have some drinks while finishing some work or a happy hour with coworkers, this is a good place for it.

I have eaten here a handful of times while staying at the Doubletree Downtown. The restaurant itself is cute and does feature some nice grab and go options for someone on the run. I tend to prefer the breakfast to their dinner options.The best thing on this menu has to be the Sunrise Club. Treat yourself, it's only $10 and per the menu description it features fried eggs, bacon, and tomato on a croissant. They were out of croissants the day I ordered mine but they served it on nice buttered toast and I was not disappointed to say the least. It also came with a nice cup of fruit: blueberries, strawberries, and an assortment of melons. An item they could certainly work on is the flat bread offerings. I found them bland and not that appetizing but sometimes after a long day of flight delays it's nice to just get your meal and eat it in your hotel room. So Made Market I salute you.

Expensive, like fine dining expensive. Way overpriced. But you order at the counter and the food is tolerable at best. I had the burger and fries. Burger was dry and bland. There were 13 fries on the plate. I requested the fries extra crispy. The were re-fried--already cooked and re-dropped into the cooking oil. Don't eat here unless you're starving and have no transportation. Or, take Uber to a nearby place. You'll probably break even cost-wise.

I love flatbread pizza at this place. I haven't been here for a while so they have changed some menu. I love the old mushroom flatbread that had mixed mushrooms, arugula, caramelized onions, sweet black drizzle sauce on top. That old flatbread was so good. The new mushroom flatbread is also not bad but I love fhe old one better. So I tried the iced coffee for the first time and it was good. I had iced coffee with french vanilla flavor. I can smell the taste of coffee, not just water. The reataurant inside the doubletree hotel tulsa downtown...it is very nice...the price is alright!