Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge is where Tulsa keeps its old money discreet and its lawns immaculate. The grand homes south of downtown were built when oil barons wanted Tudor revivals and brick colonials, and the canopy of mature trees has only made the streets more cinematic since. Date-wise, it punches above its size: walkable enough for an evening stroll past architectural landmarks, close enough to Cherry Street and the Brady District for dinner. The tradeoff is inventory and price. There is no nightlife here, by design. You come for the porches, the history, and the understanding that the neighborhood was charming long before charm became a marketing category.
Maple Ridge by the numbers
Maple Ridge is roughly balanced, about 48% men to 52% women.
Median individual income in Maple Ridge is about $58,700.
Oklahoma registers voters by party, and Tulsa County is about 48% Republican to 28% Democratic, with a 23% Independent bloc.
The median renter in Maple Ridge pays about $1,310 a month.
About 2,200 Maple Ridge residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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Maple Ridge Grocer
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Fassler Hall
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DoubleShot Coffee Co
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Foolish Things Coffee Company
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Bishop Quigley
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Apple barrel cafe
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918 Maples Tacos & Cantina
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Mr Luckys Pub & Grill
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The Colony
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7 Brew Coffee
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Uncle Bently's
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Museum of Tulsa History
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Mecca Coffee Company
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The Patio