Shopping in Great Plains
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Cherokee Antique Row
If you love antiques, you'll love Cherokee Antique Row in the appropriately historic Cherokee-Lemp neighborhood.
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Iowa 80 Truckstop
The Iowa 80 Truckstop is the world's biggest, complete with a trucking museum displaying actual rigs. The gift shop contains some of the tackiest merchandise imaginable. Stock up.
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City Market
City Market is a haven for small local businesses selling an idiosyncratic range of foods and other items. Ethnic groceries abound and there is a farmers market for regional producers on weekends.
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Soulard Farmers Market
The Soulard Farmers Market is a local treasure with a range of vendors selling the best organic regional produce and foodstuffs. Picnic or nosh yourself silly.
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Paseo Arts District
The Paseo Arts District isn't much more than Paseo Dr itself, but there are several art galleries and boutiques in the Spanish colonial buildings.
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Oklahoma National Stockyards
Oklahoma National Stockyards,is the world's largest stocker and feeder cattle market.
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Prospero's Books
Funky used bookstore in a vibey part of town. Great recommendations, live poetry and even a few bands.
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Zebedee's
Zebedee's has a great vinyl collection, including lots of old jazz.
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Union Station
The shops in the reconstructed Union Station cover the chain gang.
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Full Circle Bookstore
Superb independent bookstore that stocks many Route 66 books and has a café.
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