The Boxyard

Came here on a chilly Saturday and everything was dead. 3 shops were open, but it was not what I expected from everyone's reviews. It was like no one had hung out there since before Covid. Oh well, there is a beautiful mural across the street you should check out

Old shipping containers become useful again in a whole new way at The Boxyard. Arranged in a U shape with two levels you can find all you need for a good time. Murals on the boxes are great selfie taking backgrounds, indoor and outdoor seating is available to enjoy 2 different restaurants, candy and ice cream from Boxyard venders. There is also a liquor store, convenience store, barber, skate shop, soap and clothing store from what we were able to check out. It's a small but funky, indy and trendy little spot that would be perfect for a date or night out with friends. I'll review the 2 shops we were able to check out separately but this place as a whole is pretty awesome.

My husband and I came in for a quick snack and some drinks.The bartender was friendly and their fried pickles were amazing! Freshly cut and fried and not too salty!The only reason why I am not giving 5 stars is because the tables were still dirty and I had to wipe it down myself.But I am sure they will work on that! Thanks for the awesome fried pickles!

Nothing was open and place was littered with trash. It's too bad since it's a neat idea for a shopping center.

Although there are still some empty containers, this has the potential of being GREAT! Even on a cold and dreary Saturday, there was a lot going on. Lots of people were checking it out. There was a photo shoot on the top decks, and it looked like some promotional videos were being shot in some of the stores.A very eclectic mix. I would consider Dwelling Space the "anchor" store but there are lots of cute shops. STEM is very interesting as well as Bottle Beads. Can't wait for what looks like a bar upstairs to open. Will be a great hangout this summer. The view of downtown is pretty great too. Awesome location and there's a lot or room for growth and development in this area.

Are you looking to impress a date? Are you looking to have a good time on the weekend without a lot of ruckus? Well..have you heard of the Boxyard?Located in downtown Tulsa this roof top bar has great views of the city. The music was hip and happening but the crowd there was not rowdy or too young. People over 25 understand exactly what I mean when I say too young! I got vodka and pineapple for $5, & was able to take in views of the city and reflect on my thoughts while still being in a fun environment with friends.This bar will definitely be one of my go to's when I am in Tulsa Because it fits the way my tastes have evolved over time.

This place has an awesome Indy / quirky feel. Every shop / restaurant is out of a box yard shipping container. I've never seen a place like this and definitely wasn't expecting to see it in Oklahoma. I spent my evening at the bar upstairs and enjoyed really good cocktails and cheap well drinks. I highly recommend the French Rosé cocktail.

An eclectic collection of shops, cafés, bars and an ice cream parlor. This place is very interesting as the shape of the complex looks like shipping containers.Some of the shops are pretty pricey -- so be prepared to spend some cash. But it's sort of to be expected as some carry locally made products like art, soaps and clothing.Great for visitors and locals alike.

My first time at The Boxyard was such a huge success! I went to their Mardi Gras Pre-Parade Party and it was an absolute blast! Beads were handed out, there was live music and then the band led the way to the parade. The space itself is an amazing and unique shopping and entertainment addition to downtown at the corner of 3rd street and Frankfort avenue. I was surprised at the actual size of it. From the outside it doesn't look that big but it is actually made out of 39 repurposed shipping containers. It has a great mix and variety of businesses too! These are the ones that are open so far: 1. East + West Tulsa: menswear store2. Landella: handmade jewelry3. Sole Massage: seated massages4. Blue Sky Bank: personal & commercial banking5. Dwellling Spaces & JoeBot's Coffee: gift shop and coffee6. Beau & Arrow: trendy clothing store7. The Sweet Boutique: treats and snacks 8. Tonsorial: barbershop9. The STEMcell: science store10. Modern Mess: women boutique11. Bottles Beads Antiquities: antiques & collectibles 12. Rose Rock Microcreamery: 100% natural ice cream! The first one ever in OK!13. OPEN Container: bar on east deck 14. The Water Co: purified water systems 15. Abelina's Boutique: chic & trendy boutique 16. Downtown Dry Cleaners: drop off & pick up site!I didn't get a chance to visit all of them because they each have different business hours. There are still a couple of businesses opening soon: Nova Comics & WirWar (restaurant/bar). I can't wait until all the spaces are taken! I can definitely see The Boxyard becoming my favorite place to hang out. It is SO cool! Also, sunsets are great to watch from their west deck!

This is a very unique area. Great places for pictures too. Both times I've been here we just walked around. So no eating or anything. But it's a very cute and small area to hangout and shop!