Good place to find products that Wal-Mart doesn't carry, especially if you're into health/organic…read moretype stuff. Seems to have a few more local products too. I think these used to be Albertson's stores. It is a little more expensive, but it's the place to go if you want specialty products.

When I'm doing outer edges grocery shopping (i.e. fresh meats, seafood, dairy, fruits, and…read moreveggies), Food Pyramid is the best place in Bartlesville. It's much cleaner than Wal-Mart and the selection is superior. They even have an assortment of organic and international products. Food Pyramid is really expensive, especially when compared to Wal-Mart down the street, so you're better off buying packaged foods there.

Threatened with being charged with theft even though I had my receipt for everything in my cart…read more This occurred as I walked out and security physically would not allow me to leave. Will never do business the rest of my life with Walmart. After reviewing my receipt was told I was lucky and next time he would charge me??

Medium size Walmart with fair selection. Clean and organized. Veggies looked good. Nice people…read more Good retailer for a small town. They do have Murphy Gas pumps.

To begin with our waitress, Tatiana, was outstanding. She is top knotch. I wanted to take her back…read moreto SC to train others here but unfortunately that was not possible. The food was outstanding. I ordered the chicken fried steak, mac and cheese and salad. I was a bit concerned when the Mac and cheese came out,it looked like boxed but when my lips hit it I was taken aback. It was one of the best I ever had. My mom had the short ribs with mashed potatoes and spinach and she raved about how good it was. We went back the next day for breakfast and them Grits were soooo good. Not sure how they got them so creamy and buttery, and cheesy but they did!! I have to brag on the coffee too. A must try! I will fly back out there again just to have the experience. Small town with a big personality. And thank you Sherriff Terry for your warm welcome :)

I have watched Pioneer Woman for years and have made several recipes from her cookbooks. I have…read morealways wanted to go to Pawhuska and had the opportunity to while in Oklahoma with some girlfriends. The drive was beautiful. When we arrived, we made lunch reservations. We had plenty of time, so we looked around the Mercantile. I was a bit disappointed in the merchandise that was displayed for sale. It was also, very expensive. We then went upstairs to the bakery. I purchased a couple of cookies for my husband which he said were good. When our lunch reservation was available, we were seated quickly. The service was a bit slow after being seated, considering the place was not packed with people. The biscuits and jelly that were brought to the table were delicious. Unfortunately, that was the best part of the meal. We ordered soup and a grilled cheese. I choose the tomato soup which was not soup. It was the consistency of tomato paste and tasted like it had been poured from the can, with a little bit of sherry and cheese on the top. Not only was it bitter, but it was also cold. One of my friends asked to exchange her tomato soup for the chicken tortilla soup. She said it had no seasonings and was cold. As for the grilled cheese, well it was not good at all. It had no taste to it, and it was not hot at all, which made it dry. I had to put salt on the outside to give enough taste to the sandwich in order to eat it. I was so disappointed as I had been telling my friends how wonderful the place was going to be. Would I return? Possibly to visit the town more but certainly would not visit or eat at the Mercantile again.

Greta food. Great atmosphere. Great prices. A must when in town visiting. Lots to choose from on…read morethe menu. Great service.

I love stopping at mom and pop markets, so I am always on the lookout. The outside is very…read moredeceiving, the building is very old and looks like during the years they have added on. When I walked in I noticed it was very large, organized and clean. I liked the deli with an eating area. This Hometown market has all the amenities of any large supermarket, it was fun shopping here. Service is excellent the people are super friendly.

Amazing staff. They dont always have something you want but are always willing to order it. Just…read morefor you.

The staff is almost always very friendly and kind especially if you are in a position of need…read morephysically like I have been and benefitted from their kindness with accessing items I needed. Tasty ready to go meals including fresh made sushi. The meat department is always helpful with in stock items or are kind enough to share when they may get re-supplied. Sadly, the store does not listen to nor care about food quality and safety for vegetables. For some unbeknownst reason they feel the need to drape the dirty rugs over the sack potatoes while they mop the floor before closing. Brought it to their attention but they clearly ignored that and continue to do it anyway. It's okay because the majority of the time their potatoes are already rotten and sprouting before you even buy them. Maybe all the added dirt and chemicals from the floor. Overall a great store for being in a food desert otherwise. Just can't rank higher for sheer disregard for cleanliness of exposed food products.

The store is nice and organized and the bakery is amazing. I don't know who is making their cakes…read morebut they better not lose them.

From the owner: Homeland - Your Homegrown Advantage. Your neighborhood Homeland offers great value on the foods you…read morelove. You'll find fresh meats and produce, bakery products, a full-service deli, and all the staples you need to keep your pantry stocked. Shop in-store today or order online for pick up or delivery from the comfort of your home. With 36 stores across Oklahoma, Homeland is trusted by the communities we serve.

Being the only provider of groceries in the area, Williams has a good selection and the custo.er…read moreservice is awesome. Granted the prices are a bit higher than other places, but the convenience makes up for it. Thank you crew for your work for the town of Drumright. Good job.

This store has the largest selection of foods in town, and it is the only source of fresh foods…read more There are lots of deals and discounts, and this store carries the Best Choice and Always Save brands. There are some home essentials available for purchase, but this is mainly a food store. They have shopping carts and baskets for convenience. The back of the store looks like there used to be a butcher for fresh meats, but now there isn't one. Some of the store aisles are unorganized and dirty. Most of the workers seem like younger people, and they were playing some game over the intercom system while I was shopping. It wasn't a very professional atmosphere.

Visited on: multiple dates from 2012 to present…read more To my knowledge, this and Consumers are the only conventional dedicated grocery stores in Stillwater, and Food Pyramid is probably the most well-rounded grocery store, with the best selection of items and the most pleasant shopping environment. They tend to have better quality items (a good example is in ice cream) and the freshest produce. Their main downfall is their somewhat higher prices in comparison to Consumers and Walmart.

Just had the weirdest experience shopping at Food Pyramid, which is now the only non-Walmart option…read morein town, since Consumers closed down. Went in the Sunday before spring semester started to find a completely barren produce section. Displays were entirely empty - it looked like Consumers did RIGHT BEFORE IT CLOSED FOREVER. I seriously wondered if FP was shutting down too, but the rest of the store seemed fairly well stocked. *Except* for the organic milk, which was entirely gone too. ?! So two of the key things that I went there to get - produce and milk - were fully out of stock. I've made a concerted effort never to shop at Walmart, but this was a major fail and poses the question: what is the point of going to Food Pyramid in the first place if I have to go to Walmart anyway to get the stuff FP doesn't have? Asked a few people at check-out what was going on, and no one seemed to have any answers. Consumers was not slick and had extremely limited stock, but at least I had the sense that it was being well managed. Am not sure what's going on at FP.