The Village at Central Park

The Village at Central Park

South Tulsa's modern village — new-build energy with neighborhood warmth.

The Village at Central Park is what happens when thoughtful development meets a neighborhood that was ready for something new. Built on the south side of Tulsa, this mixed-use development clusters restaurants, boutiques, wellness studios, and residential spaces around a landscaped central green — creating a walkable village core in a part of town that's historically been car-dependent.

The result feels intentional without feeling sterile. Andolini's Pizzeria anchors the food scene with Neapolitan pies and a buzzing dining room. Laffa Medi-Eastern draws a loyal lunch crowd for its shawarma and falafel. The retail mix leans toward lifestyle shops and personal services — places you visit regularly, not just once. It's a neighborhood built for south Tulsa residents who wanted walkable community spaces closer to home, and it delivers on that promise with style.

Neighborhood Rhythms

Mornings at the Village start with coffee runs and fitness classes — the wellness studios fill early. By midday, the lunch rush takes over at Laffa and Andolini's, with takeout bags and quick-sit diners keeping the energy moving. Afternoons settle into a browsing pace — boutique shopping, errands, a gelato run. Evenings bring the dinner crowd and a more relaxed atmosphere, especially on the patio at The Vault. Weekends are the sweet spot, when the Village Green hosts seasonal pop-up markets and families spread out on the lawn.

Getting Here & Getting Around

Located near 103rd and Yale in south Tulsa, the Village at Central Park sits in the heart of a residential corridor that stretches from the Creek Turnpike to 91st Street. It's easily accessible from the highway, with Yale Avenue providing the main north-south artery. The surrounding area is established suburban Tulsa — mature subdivisions, good schools, and a short drive to the Gathering Place and Riverside trails.

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