We stopped in to browse the store and have some lunch at the restaurant. I ordered the ranch hand sandwich, my husband ordered the biscuits & gravy, and we also took an order of french toast to go so we could eat it for dinner at our hotel. They also bring out biscuits with butter and jam before the meal. All of the food was absolutely delicious! Destiny was our server and she was amazing. I'd definitely ask for her again if we go back. Fun little stop as we travel through the northern part of the state!

First visit and it's a day long road trip from OKC. Parking is a bit tight but not hard to find. Checked in a little after 1pm and told up to a 90 minute wait, took right at an hour to get seated. Service is fine and friendly and today's choices were the chicken fried steak and turkey club with house made chips. Both are OK but not enough for a return trip. Might be just me, but I think this place is more about the hype than "great food". Again both meals were OK but not enough to make another road trip just to eat here. I am not saying don't make the trip as you may love the food, but for us this was a 1 and done. The staff are all great and very friendly and the place itself is very nice. My one major complaint is all the flies in the waiting and restaurant area. There were 5 alone on the window next to where we were seated

Oh dear Lord above, this was a fantastic experience. My wife and I ventured here while we were staying at the Pioneer Woman Boardinghouse, and the food and levels of service we utterly fantastic. First off, need to give a shout out to our servers for our different meals - Justin and Michelle. They were the very definition of what a server is, and were completely on point with our dining experience. So, to start off, before each meal, we were fed a biscuit with butter and blueberry cream cheese (yes, that sounded weird). I've always thought butter is butter, but this was hands-down the best butter I have ever tasted. The blueberry cream cheese was not to my fancy, but tasted good nevertheless. Now, onward to breakfast.....what kind of trip would it be to the Pioneer Woman Mercantile without chicken fried steak? To say the portions are gigantic would be an understatement. Eggs were eggs, and had the cheesy grits as a side. It was definitely more food than I was able to finish (and I am fat guy who can eat a lot). Later (much later as we were stuffed from breakfast) in the afternoon it was time for lunch......I had the Ranch Hand Melt, and my wife had the Turkey Bacon Club. The BBQ sauce on the Ranch Hand Melt was a bit too sweet for my liking, but the portions were EXTREMELY generous and a ton of food. The turkey on the Club was sliced to perfection and generous as well. In conclusion, Pawhuska is a pretty long drive, but was definitely worth it.......

Welcome to my review. I am a Godly Man and Navy Veteran who loves great food and service. I give a fair review and my view of the experience. This is only one side and my experience. Your experience maybe different, so share it. This place was so amazing and awesome and wonderful and delicious food. We are first. Country Scramble and pancakes. The pancakes had 3 different butters and syrups. Not going to tell you because you need to try them! The store is in the same building and the bakery is upstairs. Yes we got treats for the road!!!!

Came around 8 am. No lines. Decided to go all in and get the Sweet Stuff Breakfast. They gave me a biscuit with jam and butter while I was waiting. Let me just say, my breakfast was huge, but delicious! Took most in a “to go” box. Came back later to take some bakery items back home with me. They all look wonderful! Staff were super nice and helpful. Checked out the merchandise at the Mercantile. Did not disappoint. So many cute items.

Food was just OK. I travel everywhere & love trying out all kinds restaurants. The complimentary biscuits & jam were delicious & definitely the best part of the meal. I also enjoyed Blackberry Tea. The service & atmosphere made our experience much better!

The Pioneer Woman Mercantile in Pawhuska has undoubtedly the best biscuits and gravy I’ve ever had — and I’d consider myself a biscuits-and-gravy connoisseur. I’ve tried them just about everywhere they’re offered, and nothing comes close. The biscuits alone, served during brunch, were incredible. The jam was spot-on, and even the cookies from the upstairs bakery were fantastic. Usually when you go to a place tied to a TV show or celebrity, the food doesn’t live up to the hype. That was absolutely not the case here. Everything was excellent, the service was friendly, and even the manager came by to chat with us for a few minutes. You could tell the staff genuinely enjoy what they do, and it shows in both the food and the experience. We all enjoyed our meals, I’ll be highly recommending this place, and I will definitely be back!

The portions are huge. We shared the meatballs and Lad’s Chicken sandwich. Both were yummy! I loved the little sprouts sprinkled on the meatballs a very nice touch. The pickles with the sandwich were crunchy sweet. Loved the hand cut fries they were the size of steak fries. There was a 45 minute wait for the table for lunch.

Our first time eating here. We heard about this place from all the locals and thought we would drive up and try it. The wait was 5 minutes to get a table; we heard the line is usually out the door. We tried the pot pie, country fried steak, chicken parmesan, and beet salad. We also had biscuits (delicious with homemade jam) and side salads. The food was delicious and Amber, our waitress was extremely attentive. There is also a nicely stocked store attached with various shirts, books, kitchenware, etc. The upstair area offers desserts- we were full and passed on that.

I enjoyed shopping & lunch. Be prepared to wait to be seated at the restaurant. It was an hour and a half wait & we arrived at 11. I got the chicken sandwich, pretty good. My husband got the Dr Pepper Pork Belly & Grits *$17.)... man was that great! I'll probably order that next time around. I don't even like grits. Upstairs I got the Cowboy Coffee drink $3.50, it had a kick...a little spicy going down the throat, but I liked it. I thought all the store items were very overpriced, but that tourist shopping for you.

Disappointed in the total experience. We arrived about 11:15 and was told 2 1/2 wait. We went upstairs to bakery to get a snack while waiting. We waited in line to order about 25 minutes. My son in law ordered a crepe which took an hour to prepare. When we finally got seated after the long wait, the food was good but not what you would expect for a place with the Pioneer Woman's name associated with it. I ordered the chicken fried steak. It came with mashed potatoes & gravy but no other veggies. Not a good value for the price. Best part was the visit to the Lodge at the Drummond Ranch.

A real treat! We got the chicken pot pie(which is made with their biscuit dough) and it was rich and creamy, so delicious. Also got the pork belly which was amazing, could really taste the Dr Pepper and Chipotle. Now....the garlic parmesan fries....those need a warning on the menu! It was about 3lbs of french fries absolutely covered in garlic and cheese. It was enough to feed 6 people as an app. Highly recommend the fires!

If you visit Pawtuska, OK make sure to stop in. Awesome food! Quart of sweet tea for 25 cents! The retail area has all of the current Pioneer Woman merchandise you are looking for.

Mercantile in Pawhuska Oklahoma: This place belongs to one of my wife's cooking heros, Ree Drummond, also known as the Pioneer woman. The store portion is packed full of things designed for those that enjoy cooking. If you don't (like me) you will find little joy in wondering around here. But all is not lost! There is an amazing bakery upstairs full of things to make your blood sugar go off the charts! Along with that back on the bottom floor is a restaurant that we are in and the food was fantastic and reasonably priced.

The rooms and service were excellent! It was the perfect birthday gift for my wife. Our stay was relaxing, and everything she wanted to do during this visit was in walking distance (The Mercantile, P Town (pizza place), and Charlie's Sweet Shop (for awesome ice cream)). There are a lot of fun cool shops in this area, so plenty to look at. The boarding house is unbelievable and they did an awesome job at restoring/building it. I absolutely love the high ceilings and large doorways. We plan on staying again (book early as reservations fill up months ahead!).

We have stayed at the Boarding House several times over the years and it never disappoints. The staff is so sweet and accommodating. The complimentary turndown service (and cookies) is a favorite, but the coffee service in the morning is the icing on the cake. We stayed in the Drug Store room this weekend and it was one of our favorite suites to date. Such a nice weekend getaway for my cowboy and me!!

We had a great experience. Everything is done with extra care to providing the best service. Tamika, the Manager is a true professional. She was friendly, informative about the area and truly is a people person. It was fun to visit the area and see some of the sights we see on the Pioneer Woman television show. It was wonderful to hear everyone speak very highly of the Drummond family. It was also truly an experience to get to eat the food at the Mercantile and P Town pizza. I own all of Ree Drummond’s cookbooks and I plan to get them out and try to re-create some of the dishes that we had. We drove out to see the Bison at the tall grass prairie preserve and I highly recommend this to everyone. Do your research and plan your trip, you won’t regret it. My husband says the biscuits were the best he ever had!

My husband and I were gifted a two night stay this week in the Boudoir room by our daughter and family. Everything was top of the line perfect. Great service, good food and over the top friendly staff. We were given help with our luggage up flights of stairs. A public elevator is not available but I was accompanied in the freight elevator when I had to go up or down. Special place and people.

The Pioneer Woman Boarding House did not disappoint. They called us a week prior to see if needed anything special in the room when we arrived. The staff was helpful & so nice! Our room was lovely, clean and filled with so many fun touches. We were served the best tasting complementary coffee & scones to our room!! If you're a Pioneer Woman fan you must go to Pawhuska and stay at The Boarding House, visit the lodge and eat at P-Town or The Mercantile!

My gf and I had stayed here for her birthday and what an amazing experience this was! Highly recommend as the service is out of this world. We received cookies before bed delivered, her husband set up a delivery for some of their baked goods to be delivered too. Breakfast in bed via room service - DELISH. Having everything (shoping, Italian, a pizza spot, ice cream etc) so close in proximity for walking was also super convenient. Of course we did the tour of the compound and had to visit with the puppers. I will say, the Emerald room we chose allowed me one of the most relaxing tub experiences I could ask for. Plus, the bathroom and shower layout are unique and stunning! I do have one down side…and that was when we arrived so late it must have been perfect timing for when the sewer roaches come out. We had to hop around in our sandals at the entrance with our luggage to avoid them getting on us! A hysterical memory might I add. But, we did not see a single roach inside of the hotel. Thank you for such a wonderful stay. Hopefully we’ll be back again someday soon.

Personalized service from start to finish. Amazingly comfortable bed, and luxurious surroundings made us wish we were staying for a week. Close to the Merc and quaint downtown shops. Super choices for a morning snack.

We were driving through town and on our last visit we never got pizza so we decided to stop and place an order to go. Very cute place with a nice balcony where you can also eat. Everyone was very friendly and my pizza was done very quickly. I ordered the meat pizza and it was definitely full of meat and was very good! We plan to go back again when we have more time and are able to sit down and eat there.

Our group got seated quickly for a Friday evening. The garlic knots are delicious. The Caesar salad is huge and can be shared by 3-4 people easily! My husband loved everything about the Steakhouse Pizza. The lasagna is also large and delicious. It could also be shared. They also have the best sweet tea, just like The Mercantile.

Fabulous pizza restaurant in the heart of Pawhuska OK. located on the second floor of a rehabbed older building, it has lots of charm. We stopped in for dinner and ate on the balcony. The steakhouse pizza was phenomenal. Also ordered a ranch water - which was purported to be a favorite of Ree’s. It was very refreshing. Service was friendly.

Went with the family. Pizza was pretty good. The place was busy as soon as it opened. Waited around 30 minutes for pizza but it wasn't a big deal. Atmosphere was good. Everyone is a tourist and happy to be there. Brick oven pizza was cool.

The pizza was great, especially the margarita and steak house pizzas. The staff was very nice and even offered a little toy for the kids to play with while we waited for food. Highly recommend.

I usually love the pizza here, especially the crust, which is a big deal cause nobody ever likes the crust, but the last time was just disappointing. Ordered for pick up, never got the phone call to pick it up, went in figuring it had to be done after 50 minutes from order time. Everything was overcooked, 2 pizzas and an order of cinnamon knots ( that I was really looking forward to) that were missing the extra white chocolate I had asked for. Luckily the manager on duty asked while I was paying, double checked for me and grabbed an extra for me before I left. Over $50 and time wasted for travel ( 28 miles out of the way) for burnt pizza with bubbles in it. SMH I know that’s not the normal standard. This was just sad.

We had a great meal.. lemonade and raspberry tea with not knots to start off. The pizza was delicious. Recommend the lotsa meat and steakhouse.

Add stuffed burger with bacon and mushrooms. Very tasty., chicken tenders were very soft and tasty. Green beans applesauce tasted very well. Had blueberry cobbler with ice cream was very tasty. Prices was reasonable. Service was fantastic.

Great local place for breakfast. About 1/2 the price of the main draw in town. Less than $15.00, including tip, for the two of us. I got breakfast #3 - 2 eggs, 2 sausage patties and 1 pancake. Cooked fresh and served hot! My wife got two pancakes and a side of bacon. The two pancakes were too much for my wife to finish. The only downside was the weak coffee.

My mom and I stopped in here when we were in town. We were both pleased with our lunch. I got a salad and she got the fried shrimp. The ranch was amazing. I seriously considered stealing the bottle (I didn't). Glad we stopped here. If I ever find myself in town again I will return.

Great food at Great prices!!! The eggs were cooked exactly as we requested and had a great flavor. The pancake was absolutely delicious and fluffy and what I think all pancakes should be. Our waiter was very friendly. I definitely recommend this place.

The burger , homemade coconut pie with the best homemade topping and homemade peach cobbler are delish!!!! Must stop here instead of the Merchantile.

Great lunch spot. The food was wonderful. Friendly service.

Great service! The food was outstanding and the atmosphere was so welcoming. We highly recommend you visit this fabulous old school diner.

So glad we came here to eat! Super friendly staff, delicious food, very well priced and love the saloon look decor. Even found parking right in front of The Grill! Bonus! I was wrong ordering my order and they had no problem changing it. The pie was delicious!

Maybe the best thing about this restaurant is the location. We tried to go to the slightly more famous restaurant in Pawhuska, but had no intention of waiting 90 minutes to eat. We found the 125 just down the road. It had character and really good fried mushrooms. The key thing to note about 125 was the number of locals that seemed to be there. Always a good sign. Our group had chicken clubs, BLT's, chicken fried steak and food like that. Everyone left full and happy. They seemed a little slow, not sure if it is hard to judge how much business they will get due to overflow from the Mercantile. I would go back if I lived closer than 600 miles away.

Awesome food. One of the best burgers I had in a long time. Yuge! Prices are too low. They really should bump them up a bit. Even their large draft beer were only $5.

I never write reviews but had to for this place. Instead of waiting an hour to eat at the Mercantile, we walked down the street a block and tried Grill 125. I love burgers, and this was quite possibly the best burger I have ever had! Excellent service and we met the owner and he is a great guy! I highly recommend this place!

Been there twice from Texas, and they have Great Customer Service which means so much, and Great Food😋😋😋...Their Steak and Cauliflower Bites OMG..Delicious 😍👍🏼😋..and Great Salad😋

No wait, friendly and attentive service staff, great "egg rolls,". Average burgers...

Awesome diner, very nondescript from the street. The burgers are huge, and the staff was friendly.

Well only place to shop in 20 mile. And a tourist town with a lot of traffic in town. They need to improve quality. Ribs on special today but walk back to deli laying in a pan dried out barley warm Dirty and not appealing to the eye. Sure think twice about taking that to my picnics and never And freezers are iced over that the boxes are collapsing when u pick them up hope the get a revamp I will warn everyone before they come to visit. Don’t shop pawhuska 😞 I would include pictures but can’t

Only grocery store who has zero steaks on a Sunday! No staff in the meat department, lazy guy at deli who will not help. Save your time go elsewhere!

What's to say, passed through pawhuska and needed milk, they were open. It's a small store and prices reflect their size, high. But you'll find what you're looking for

Pretty nice store with good selections. I was not happy about the butcher or the lack of steaks. The ribeyes are $17.99 and looked horrible. Butcher was just standing at the door... not doing anything. When asked about more steaks, he mumbled, but not coherently. Oh well...

It used to be better when it was IGA. They have stopped serving the breakfast. It wasn't very clean and the overhead music was too loud. I also noticed they have an electronic menu at the deli now and new cash registers again. Must have cost a fortune, maybe that's why the quality has gone down.

We love to shop at Pawhuska Hometown Foods. The meat selection is great. So many choices at great prices even in these days. Having butchers there too. Also love the "hot food deli for lunch and dinner, from the best fried chicken to the Indian fried bread to the cobblers" so fresh it is always good. The service is great too. Always a pleasure to shop there and we drive 45 miles to come there.

Great little small town grocery store.

Beautiful park with some of the cleanest restrooms! I only gave 4 stars because small and some of the roads were worn. It had rained a lot lately, so the trails were very wet and the creek was so brown! Small park but great for a half day or a little camping trip.

A Wonderful Stay with One Bizarre Exception ★★★★☆ (4/5 Stars) We just finished a fantastic stay in the RV loop at Osage Hills State Park and would absolutely return. The sites are well laid out with nice shade trees and great views. While some sites are closer together, they aren't all like that. We highly recommend trying to book Site 1 if you can—it's practically by itself with a very spacious and beautiful green belt behind it, offering plenty of privacy. The facilities were great. There are plenty of bathrooms and showers. The park has the original units, which are clean but show their age, and two fantastic new air-conditioned units. A heads-up for the showers: the water runs warm and the temperature isn't adjustable, but we found them to be extremely clean. The hiking trails are a major highlight, offering gorgeous views both along the way and at the endpoints. Our dog loved exploring with us. As with all state parks, remember your pup must be leashed and under control at all times. We were particularly impressed with the park rangers. They came around the loop several times a day, which was reassuring. They were also very attentive, making eye contact and acknowledging us, making it clear they were available if we needed anything. I would have given this park a solid 5-star rating without hesitation. However, as we were leaving, I stopped by the office to purchase a park sticker. The office lady felt it was appropriate to tell me that my dog was overweight. It was an unprofessional, unsolicited, and frankly strange comment that left a sour taste on an otherwise perfect trip. Despite that one negative interaction, the beauty of the park, the excellent facilities, and the professionalism of the rangers far outweigh it. We highly recommend Osage Hills and look forward to visiting again

Tucked into a forested and hilly canyon, Osage Hills State Park is beautiful. Narrow, winding roads kiss the trees as you can see the native past played out on the rimrocks. Park has an office, seasonal pool, volleyball and tennis courts, cabins, tent cabins, R.V. sites with dump station, day-use areas, and group camping. There is a lovely, secluded lake with canoes and kayaks that can be rented at the park office. Life jackets are complimentary at the lake. Many hiking trails with maps are spread throughout the park. One trail leads to a river. There are also bike trails. Toilets/showers are spread through the park as well. It is a beautiful park, that you will enjoy.

This was the cleanest camp we’ve ever visited! The tent sites were super clean, and the restrooms were the nicest we’ve had at a camp. The view from our spot was sweet, and the only challenge are people wanting to look off of the overlook (site’s parking connects to the overlook’s parking). In December parking was not a problem, and the wildfire was still around to be seen.

Campsites are well maintained. Pool was wonderful, and the camp office staff was very accommodating.

We came to the area because of the Pioneer Woman stores. We looked online and found this state park. Had no idea it was something special. Absolutely beautiful area. Our guest thought was we need to come back here in the fall. It was a short 3 hour drive. The pad was level. The only draw backs were site 15. On site 15, there was both 50 & 30 amp. Only the 30 amp worked. So I had to use a converter. Also site 16 the water is really close. Site 15 the water is 75’ from the pad. So that was challenging. But most sites had plenty of shade. No bugs. The other areas of the park was kept up. The showers were clean and had hot water Picnic area had plenty of shade and clean. When we arrived on Friday, it said that the office was open till five and it was 430 and we had just missed them. Definitely will be back.

This park is very peaceful and quiet. It is a perfect location for small children as we camped with three children under five. The trails are accessible, the campgrounds beautiful with restrooms/showers placed in several places throughout the park. The restrooms themselves were handicap, accessible, very clean, and heated. Two playgrounds, several water features, a swimming pool, picnic areas, historical rock overlooks and facilities. The park ranger and office staff are very friendly and professional, and we can tell they take a lot of pride in maintaining this Osage State Park. We will come back soon to try out the fishing and swimming!

Food was great! Best Chimichanga I've had. Waiter, not so great. Had to ask for more chips, only refilled one glass even though everyone needed refills. Never came back to see how we were doing. 1:45 pm, so not really busy.

Our food was great. Across the street from the casino. Good atmosphere

I grew up eating authentic Mexican food. So far, this is my favorite place in this area of Oklahoma. Not my favorite rice or salsa but will definitely eat here again. I love the huevos con chorizo meal and queso fundido appetizer.

Great food! The service was a little slow, but they were busy. All in all, it was a good experience. The beans are really good and the chicken was awesome.

Mandy (our server) knows her business! She made excellent recommendations. She kept our glasses full. And she brought our food right on time! The cook staff understands high quality preparation and appetizing presentation. The place inside is clean and beautifully decorated. We highly recommend El Jalisco and will definitely return.

I normally like this place, but it was very slow this time around. Our waiter would leave and wouldn't come back for long periods of time, long enough for us to talk about just leaving and eating some where else. I hope it was just a bad day because it's normally a great place to eat.

This place had great food at really great prices. I was shocked! It's in Pahuska,.OK and after the sticker shock at the Mecantile a very pleasant surprise. Highly recommended!

Out of all the museums I’ve visited, this one is my favorite so far. So much random information and artifacts. Loved the story about Mr Stink!

Nice little museum and worth an hour for sure. Entry by donation. A stone monument out front commemorates the first Boy Scout troop in America established here in 1909. Plenty of local treasures preserved on display. I was touched by some post-it notes giving names to a few the Osage members so proud of their new community in Osage County. For the kids on display an early television made by National circa 1947, yep only one channel on for just two hours per day!

Very cool little museum, and they have throw blankets for sale

This is a must see/visit place. Admission is based on a donation and the history you will learn here is great. From the first Boys Scout Troup in America to the most current events of Pawhuska and everything in between. We would definitely go back again.

Very cool experience learning more about the Osage history as well as the county history.

Place was great very cool exhibits with some interesting items there so I donated some and then helped support them by buying some of their coins. One seems to be legit and uncirculated but I'm not exactly a pro in the field but the other I noticed that there were gouges all over the edges and under closer inspection noticed there's also scratches all over the face so great place very educational and the coin was probably a one time accidental kinda thing but I'd suggest checking them out before you buy them.

Very helpful and informed Docent. The collection covers both the Osage people as well as the whites.

I must be missing something. I read online reviews, saw various Tik-Toks and maybe my expectations were too high. However upon arriving there were no cars. The employee was outside smoking and when we pulled up and exited she ran inside. I walked in and this is what I would describe as a small town eclectically full convenience store. There were lots of random displays of stuff. There was an isle of snacks and a fountain area. But not like the ones I've seen displayed online. This was just a typical junkie little convenience store with NO gas and NO public restroom.

Good friendly service and cheapest place I have found for a fountain drink

Best tasting fountain soda pop in the state, probably the whole country. Never tasted better pop anywhere. Has half priced happy hour soda's twice daily. Very friendly service. Always busy but line moves fast. No public restroom.

Stop in and get a pop! Twice a day, they have 1/2 off happy hour. Ask for the shaved ice while you're at it and enjoy!

Best fountain Pepsi around. Staff super friendly and nice. Store a little run down but clean.

This place was great! We got the pleasure of visiting with Mary, who is a doll. She gave us tons of info on places to visit while in town. We made sure to get some of the best soda! Very friendly service.

Famous for their fountain drinks.They have the best ice in town and any size drink for a dollar.They have happy hour at different times each week and you can get your favorite drink for only .50.

Ordered a simple burger with just mayo and cheese on it. Got home with the burger and it had everything you can get on a burger and no mayo. Sadly this isn’t the first time this has happened at this sonic. The car hop even read my order back to me and she read it back right but the order definitely was not right.

Decent, very happy voices when the board is answered. Some car hops dont introduce themselves or seem happy about their jobs.

I ordered a smashburger for the 1st time and an unsweetened iced tea. My burger was literally a Salt lick and I got a Sweet Tea which I couldn't drink. I also ordered a water which was correct. The shame is, it was on the ticket. I couldn't eat the burger it was so bad.. I live out of town to top it off so I went home just as hungry as I was ..

The flavor was good, but dang. I had to dig like I was digging for gold to find the bacon I had added to my cheeseburger. Like, really, guys. That's it? And it took forever. Order consisted of 2 medium fountain drinks, a cheeseburger (add bacon), and a chicken strip dinner. 20 minutes

Love the app… Love being able to get half-price drinks anytime of the day! Love the cherry limeade… Love the quick snacks and milkshakes….What I don’t necessarily love is trying to squeeze my giant truck into the little parking spots, and when I finally get into one, realizing that the dang speaker doesn’t work. It seems to be about a 50-50 shot… Too many speakers not working and not properly marked to let people know that they’re not working.

Food was good. Not too expensive and it was quick. Staff was very nice too.

Okay so I've gone to a lot of sonics before. This one really took the cake. I even told the server that I've never seen a burger that actually looked like the commercial. Everything was lined up perfectly the lettuce was spread out the onions are spread out the pickles are spread out. The burger patties looked even larger than the ones in Kansas City. But I can honestly say I've never seen a burger look and taste so good at Sonic. I plan on stopping here each time I head down to Jennings Oklahoma.

Terrible food. It used to be good but has seriously gone down hill. No alpine sauce on the alpine sticks. Pizza was old & tough with very little sauce or toppings. $31.00 & I could have had a frozen pizza that was better.

We placed an order for Stromboli to go. We have ordered from this Simple Simon's several times before. This time our food was overcooked and the crust was hard to bite and chew. We were their first customers of the day so being busy was not an excuse. I usually check my to go orders, but I didn't this time because we had never had an issue before.

Sunday afternoon, only one other customer in store. Took more than half an hour to bring a pizza and a calizone. I understand delays can happen if under-staffed, but an apology for the delay would have been nice. The person who finally brought it to our table didn’t seem to care that the order was late. Certainly seems like a management and training issue.

Now charging $1.99 for water from fountain machine. Lettuce was warm and cheese melted. Also it was HOT in there. The bathrooms were cooler than the dining areas felt like 100 degrees.

Pizza was good but,I ordered a small supreme however they were out of sausage so they said they make it with a different meat.cool.then I look at my receipt and instead of 12.99 I was charged to build my own 17 dollars for a 13 dollar pizza

The calizone was a meal by itself. Great deal - large one topping pizza, calizone and a 2 liter was $24.10.

the staff are incredibly kind and talented. they were very willing to help me out with anything I needed and obviously the pizza was delicious with a nice warm crunchy crispy crust that was soft in the middle. my two year old loved the sauce, rich flavor, and savory meat on their supreme! I encourage anyone in pawhuska to try them !

Beautiful drives. Lots of Bison to see. Stay in your car as the Bison are great to look at but can be very dangerous! Do not get near them. Spring is a great time to see the calves. They are cinnamon color and much lighter than the adults.

Amazing place to drive through and see the bison. Took a short hike with amazing views. Chuck at the visitor center was super friendly and told me where to go see the baby bison along with tons of facts. Was also fun taking the unpaved roads out in my SUV.

Breathtaking views of the Osage Hills. All gravel roads 30-35 mph max. About 3 hours all in roundtrip from Pawhuska. Docents at the visitor center were awesome. Note there is no longer a gift shop. Really spectacular experience.

Amazing place! Many herds with their babies. Definitely be alert. When they want to cross, they will cross. Went on Sunday afternoon. Gravel roads. (You will need a car wash. If you have an SUV or pickup, definitely would be helpful)

Always love going here. Hit or miss on seeing bison close up, but we were lucky and saw some. Also saw a baby rattlesnake on the road.

It's always such a pretty place. The roads are well maintained so you don't have to dodge major holes. The white-tailed deer we're out in abundance today! The bison are about to be released after their fall checkups. The hiking is fantastic! Be snake aware though!

This was an excellent experience, they had 1700 adult Buffalo with around 400 calves. The visitor center said they have 24,000 acres and it certainly seemed large enough to fit that. We got very close to the active herds from the road, and the visitor center had quite a few things for the kids to do and look at including real buffalo skulls and bones that they could touch and explore. The visitor center does not sell any souvenirs but they have very nice bathrooms, and the lady who was working at the visitor center was very pleasant and knowledgeable about the area.

You can tour this church on certain days at certain times. It was well worth the time. It's a beautiful place with a lot of stained glass windows. The tour guide knew everything about the history of the windows and the figures. well worth your time. We thoroughly enjoyed it!!

Visited this beautiful Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Oklahoma where the stained glass windows were specially made and contain Some of the different Indian tribes , and approved by the Pope at that time. My sister and cousins enjoyed the Tour here and appreciate the opportunity to visit and learn of the history. If we lived in this town in Oklahoma, we would certainly worship here.

Words cannot explain the beauty of this place. You need to see it for yourself. Take a tour! Check out the website for tour times. The tour will take about an hour but it's worth it because the stories behind each window are told. If you were to just look at the windows you would miss so much.

Have seen beautiful photos of the stained glass windows. Unfortunately we did not know the times for tours. Definitely will explore this site on our return to Pawhuska, Oklahoma.

Was there for the Christmas night vigil. Very beautiful church with the stained glass windows on all sides. Wood flooring, reminded me of a church we used to go as kids. The town was also very nicely lit in the downtown area.

Wow! It was a beautiful church. Beautiful stained glass windows. Lots of history associated with this church/Osage nation.

Are you a history buff or a devoted catholic? Then this place is a perfect place to visit. It is a lovely little church with long ties to pawhuska as is evidenced by their famous stained glass window. And in the now 2 times several years apart I've taken the tour, the guides have both been lovingly enthusiastic. Check the website for times before you go, as they only do tours at listed times.

Incredible experience for someone with Osage ancestry or connections. Important for me to have a place that acknowledges my ties to the history and people in Osage County. The Allotment photo and stories project is visionary and well executed. Julia Lookout spent several hours with me and my dad to help find our relatives and to share stories with us. It is places and people like her that make me proud to be Osage. Thank you Osage Nation Museum staff for the warm welcome and guiding information. 🤗

I'm a little biased because I work for the Osage Nation. This is a very beautiful and quiet museum that holds the history of a great Nation of Native Americans. There is a lady who works at the museum named Julia. She can tell you the most amazing and heartbreaking stories of the Osage people. I encourage you to visit the museum and have Julia tell you about the history of the Osage people. You won't regret it. There are amazing exhibits and artifacts that are meticulously preserved by some very dedicated employees. The ladies and gentlemen at the Osage Museum work hard to give everyone the ability to see and hear the history of the Osage people. It is a place you should visit if you happen to come to Pawhuska.

Checked the hours online. Open until 5. Arrived at 4:15 - LOCKED. Hours on the door confirmed the ones online. No other explanation for why they weren't open when they should have been. Good thing we didn't drive ALL THE WAY FROM TULSA TO GET HERE. My son was super disappointed, which made it even worse. Luckily there are other things to do in the area.

Osage National Museum Pawhuska Oklahoma: This free and fantastic facility is just dripping with history and knowledge.  It's not large but what a wonderful way to spend an hour or two and learn about the Osage tribe and their amazing and resilient culture. Unfortunately, you can not take photos or video inside the building, but it is just loaded with historical artifacts that will open your eyes and affect your soul.  It was founded in 1938 and is the oldest tribally owned museum in America. Outside there is a beautiful and moving memorial to those who lost their lives fighting for a country that took almost everything from them.  The happy note in all of this is that they ended up on land that is  oil rich and have prospered regardless of the hardships placed upon them!

What a gem of a museum! May daughter and I thought we would spend 10 minutes here but once we went to the exhibit room behind the glass door, we were greeted by Mrs. Julia Lookout, great-granddaughter of Chief Fred Lookout. She spent nearly an hour talking to us about her culture and answering all of our questions. It was such a pleasure meeting Mrs. Lookout. She is such an asset to the museum!

Beautiful space. Not much to see but, they are planning to expand so that they can have more exhibits. You cannot take pictures inside.

Amazing AUTHENTIC Historical Items and an absolutely Wonderfully knowledgeable guide who we didnt have the opportunity to tour with directly and still overheard a wealth of information about the local tribes. Would recommend over the Woolaroc anyday for ACTUAL Tribal history.

First time trying Charlie's Sweet Shop and boy was it sweet. I had the strawberry one scoop which is more like 3 big scoops. Not bad, too sugary sweet they use real strawberries (no artificial flavoring) but phew too much!! My family liked there's, my mom said she should have had what my sister got. Hers was supposed to have almonds but was pecans instead. The gal working was so friendly and kind. Very helpful with ordering. Cute ice cream sweet shop. Not busy only one other family inside went on a Thursday afternoon. We parked over at the Mercantile and walked over but they have street parking too.

We just discovered this ice cream shop and we're delighted with our find! The young ladies are super helpful and the portions are generous. The caramel, pecan type ice cream was amazing and the homemade rolled cone was the best we've ever had, thin and delicious! We will make this one of our stops when we are up this way. Prices are reasonable as well.

The employee was very polite and went above and beyond. After finishing our delicious treats she even gave me paper towel to clean up the little kids, I never had to ask. Highly recommend.

Cute little Sweet Shop in Pawhuska! Stopped here after having pizza at P-Town (that was AMAZING!) and just wanted a little something sweet. Ordered a single scoop and Marina gave me an awesome helping of two delicious flavors: Coffee Almond and Toffee Salted Caramel! I’m sure this place is packed in warmer weather but loved the cozy quiet that it was tonight.

Was just the ticket on a hot afternoon. The Black Cherry was sweet and good!

Great ice cream! You will get your money's worth and then some. Bring your appetite or a buddy to share, or both! They have unusual flavors as well. Tried the huckleberry which was delicious but went with the chocolate/peanut butter. Daughter ordered a sundae which would feed 3! You have to try if your in the area.

This is the official sweet shop of the pioneer woman. However the ice cream is a generic brand ice cream that can be found all over the country, including in the Six Flags theme parks. It is nothing special. The only pioneer woman item in the store is the homemade sauces, Rich are only hot fudge and caramel. I recommend saving your money and appetite and ordering dessert at the mercantile instead.

Ventured in around 7 on a Saturday evening and had plenty of open tables. Service was good and kept distance when we ate to not be too intrusive. The atmosphere was comfort eclectic and didn't look like they would have a bad spot to sit. We got an app that wasn't on the menu but was delish! Wings fried up with dipping sauce, but honestly the coating was awesome and crunchy on its own. The hubs got the pan fried chicken dinner and said it could've been cooked for a minute longer but otherwise good. I got the goat cheese and beet salad with chicken. I should've skipped on the chicken (it was just fine just a personal preference) I would say they could have a bit more beets and less oranges than what was in it. Place is worth a visit. Go try it out.

Vibe here is unique and chill. I like a good watering hole and this one does fine if you are nearby. I ordered the corn ribs. Yummy. I think this is the owners "take" of Mexican street corn. Not too bad. I'm impressed by its flavor and sauce. The staff was rather young amd not great conversationalist. They got to sharpen that a bit to obtain repeat business, especially a tourist like myself. I still would recommend dropping by though. I absolutely love the decor here!

The food is fresh. Like farm to table fresh. It was truly amazing. The server was really nice, and informative. But don't be in a hurry if you come here. This is definitely a laid back, country environment. Chill out and be patient if you're city folk. The decor was cute. But the place needs a good cleaning, and some updates. I don't like the seating. The banquettes are difficult to get in and out of.

We were in town on a Tuesday night, and we popped in around 6:30 PM. Even though they are one of the very few restaurants open on Tuesday nights, you cannot order from the dinner menu. I found this to be odd. I had the chicken strips which worked good, except for the crust was a little too crispy. It was a cut establishment, and we would eat there again.

The food was absolutely delicious! We loved it. The decor is so cute and I loved the plates and cups! We had the brunch and it was so good! The gravy was perfect 👌

One of the best burgers 🍔 and home fries I've had in Oklahoma! Don't sleep on the fried pickles and bone-in chicken wing appetizers too! The pickles have a nice crunch and the perfect amount of dill flavor. The buffalo wings are crunchy fried perfection 👌 AND the ranch dressing... 😋 Washed it all down with a Sweet Tea! Will be back!

A hidden gem of a place! We just happened across it as we were passing through, and we are so glad we stopped in. The place is super unique with all kinds of little extras like a chilled bottle of water for our table and really nice, thick paper napkins stamped with their logo. The food we ate was delicious! We had the Dirty Laundry Burger which was super flavorful and crisp, hand cut onion rings. Karlie was a wonderful server, ensuring everything was good with fast service. Check this place out!

My wife and I ate there today for the first time. The owners were very inviting, made great conversation and told us all about the menu. The food was really good. I had the ribs, hot sausages and the cheesy potatoes and also this really tasty rice with hamburger and other spices cooked. My wife had the pulled pork and the cheesy potatoes. We were absolutely stuffed, the meats were great, large quantity and the pulled pork was actually juicy and pulled apart. I can’t wait to go there again.

Extremely wonderful folks run this restaurant. It is a small building with limited seating but our group of ten did not have any issues. Personally, I enjoy everything on their menus and the owners are attentive to their guests. Every restaurant allows you the opportunity to taste a different family's favorite recipes - and this one was enjoyed by 9 guys and myself. Thank you for an excellent meal! Those giving poor reviews of this place were probably Hangry from waiting in line at an establishment which is worth several million dollars and expected the same experience at a separate establishment but took their frustrations out in the review column... .

The food was amazing and the staff was awesome, but we sat outside and the ground was soggy from the air conditioner, there was a puddle on our table, and we were waving flies away for the whole meal. If they'd clean up the outside seating area I'd give them five stars. We had our dog with us so we had no choice but to eat outside. Like I said, the food was amazing though, the BBQ sauce was tangy but not too spicy and the brisket fell apart in your mouth. I could eat a bucket of that cheesy potato side, it was awesome.

Genuinely the best beans I've ever had. I can't even think of a time where I had beans and actually enjoyed them. The ribs and brisket were really juicy and tender and the sauce that went with it was just on a whole new level.

My husband and I took a motorcycle ride out to pawhuska on Sunday afternoon. Almost whole town was closed, except for this little joint tucked in behind main street. The food was amazing! The ribs and pulled pork was amazing! It was a good ride and good food!

We love supporting locally owned businesses & hearing their stories! Best hot links this side of the Red River! Don’t miss out on the cheesy potatoes & buy a quart of sauce to go! You won’t be disappointed! Cool vibe & decor is an ode to servicemen, first responders & the pit master is all of the above!

It may not look like much but everything we ordered was delicious. The ribs were fall off the bone tender and portions were large. Just across Main Street from the Mercantile behind the parking area. They were one of the only places to eat on Sunday evening in this small tourist town .