Additional fencing went up on Monday in downtown Sapulpa, expanding the construction site on Route 66 to Elm Street, across from the Creek County Courthouse.
The additional fencing was a planned part of the construction process, but for the customers looking to shop small this summer, the sudden increase in barriers could be the difference between a few steps and a three-block walk to get to where they want to go.
Customers are advised to “know before you go” as you prepare to navigate the detours and find parking. Having a good understanding of which stores or restaurants you want to visit will help in deciding how best to get around the construction in downtown Sapulpa.
When to park on Lee Avenue
If you’re shopping any of these stores, you’ll want to park on or near Lee, to the south of Dewey Avenue:
- Purple Rabbit Art Emporium
- Little Taiyaki
- Native Gypsy
- CTX Coffee
- Frilly Flamingos Boutique
- The Shack
- SStyle Boutique
- Route 66 Comics and Collectibles
- Merle Norman Cosmetics and Boutique Sapulpa
- Opal Market
When to park on Hobson Avenue
If you’re shopping the stores or eating the restaurants on the north side of Dewey Avenue or Hobson, you’ll want to park on or near Hobson Avenue:
- Route 66 Vintage Market
- Crossroads Cookery
- Isabella’s Collection – Sapulpa OK
- James Calley Brewing Company
- Dough Mommas
- IL GUSTO Ristorante
Don’t miss these shopping options just outside the construction zone:
- Route 66 Family Table Market (Main Street)
- Whimsical Willow Boutique + Spa (Main Street)
- Magpie & Mulberry Market (Main Street)
- Gasoline Alley Classics (Main Street)
- Bradley’s Bargains (Water Street)
