PLW Warehouse Liquor & Wine

This place is huge! You can find just about anything you can imagine here and at a decent price. It’s also conveniently located near the highway for easy access.

This is my post work Liquor store, since it’s located just up the street from my office. For a while I was unimpressed with their beer selection, but they’ve caught on to the trend of offering more of the craft style beers. They also have the largest liquor and wine selection I have seen in the Tulsa area and prices are very reasonable.
Also I’ve used them a couple of times to find and order something that isn’t a regular presence in their aisles and they are glad to help. Also if you need to order a keg for a party, this is the place to go. They also own the store next door so you can buy mixers, keg bags, ice, and even low point beer.
Staff is very friendly and accommodating, helping you to the car with your purchase so you don’t accidentally drop your bottles and ruin your weekend.

Large shop with everything you could ever want as far as liquor and wine. I am not an expert on either, but the place is packed full of colorful bottles. I migrate toward pretty bottles with complementary glasses! They have a variety of beer, small bottles of liquor behind the counter, large volumes on aisles. They have a good selection of wines from all over the world. There are guys there that know all about wine. I usually stick with Beringer White Zinfandel, that is in my budget, case discounts available! Now that the I 44 construction is done, it easy to get there!

Found all my spirits here way cheaper than the neighborhood liquor stores !!
Selection was better than any store I have seen in Tulsa! Staff was friendly as I was shopping, boxed up and carried out my purchases
Now the roads are done its easy to get in and out of this area ! Worth the drive if you need a few bottles!

This is the only place in town where I can find «Wellers» for less than $ 15/​Bottle. They also carry «Goose Island 312» which allows me to reminisce about my hometown.

Parkhill’s is one of the best liquor stores in Tulsa. They have a massive selection of beer, which is the main reason I ever go to liquor stores, but they also have a great selection of wines and spirits. There are some items available here that you just don’t see very often around town: high rollers can rest assured that Parkhill’s keeps at least one bottle of Remy Martin Louis XIII on hand. Prices are very reasonable on everything, service is amazingly friendly, and the store is well organized.

Well, I am from New Orleans and recently moved here from California. The idea that government would dictate to you when and where you can buy a legal substance like liquor is absurd to me. Not to mention the supposed mantra of less government regulation and red tape interference, having to buy liquor at select stores and not at all on Holy Sundays is further evidence of the local and state hypocritical politics, if ya ask me!
Anyway, Fikes-​Parkhill is evidently the largest liquor store in Tulsa off the I-​44 and Lewis in a small strip mall. Helpful folks inside, fine overall selection, clean and well lit. Prices were OK, some things were on «sale», but still more expensive than California tho. WIde selection of wines, boasting over 4,000 different selections from around the world, and they are Oklahoma’s only member of the Wine & Spirits Guild of America. Lots of different beers, mixes and I am happy to even find, hard cider, which Dane occasionally enjoys.
Here in Oklahoma they also must BAG all liquor bottles that leave the store, like it is something to be ashamed of.
Since I can’t even get decent beer or wine in the neighborhood grocery store, this is the next best thing, I guess… Fikes-​Parkhill fits the bill nicely.

This is the best place to go in Tulsa for beer, wine, and liquor. Their wine selection is fantastic, and anyone working in the wine section will always be happy to offer expert advice and answers. Their prices overall are also the cheapest I’ve found! No matter what part of town you’re in, this place is worth the drive.

I’ll give it five stars just because in Oklahoma, this is as good as it gets. Large selection (biggest that I know of in the state). Great choices of wine.
Of course with Oklahoma’s weird liquor laws, it limits what they can sell. So if your from out of state, there is no such thing as buying a cold bottle of wine or cold beer at a liquor store.
If they don’t have it, chances are no one in the state has it.