I really can't believe I'm here. This was on my bucket list so now I can check it off. The only…read morething better would be if the pioneer woman herself appeared. I did some heavy duty shopping at the Merc.!!!! and also left behind probably a dozen more things I would've loved to have picked up and brought home. Yes, I would say it's a little more expensive than your average kitchen supply store but if you're going to somewhere upscale, I would say the prices are in line with that type of property. Lucky me -I made reservations for lunch for myself (since the boys decided they did not want anything to do with my shopping extravaganza!) I can't get over the quality and the quantity of the food. It's absolutely fabulous. They gave me complementary biscuits and homemade strawberry rhubarb jam. I would rate it five star -the biscuits just which you would like- light and fluffy and the jam freshly made and delicious. I also ordered what was called olive bread just because I love olives so much. I thought it would be a piece or two of bread with olives but instead it's like four or five pieces of bread, so I'll definitely be taking some home and it will become my dinner along with whatever else I have left because their portions are very generous. For my main course, I ordered the cornbread fish over rice and creamed spinach. It's not only beautiful and don't you know we eat with our eyes first!! Well, just take a look for yourself. Oh, me oh my happy day.!!!! Justin is my server. Everyone in both the restaurant and retail area have been absolutely wonderful and have helped me a couple times as I had questions and then I brought a baking pan down to pay for it with all my other Mercantile items not knowing that if the merch is up in the bakery, you gotta pay for it in the bakery....I did get a lot of stuff up there- some cookies, brownie and scones and some "vintage" candy for my husband. I don't know why I didn't put that small Bundt pan on the counter!! They actually have a beautiful staircase, but they also have an elevator so with my bum leg that was my choice. I took the mini Bundt pan back up, paid for it and then proceeded to take my three XL or maybe even 2XL Mercantile Brown Handled Bags out to my trunk. (I hope that my husband doesn't put me on top of the car for the ride home!!!) ----at the very least, I'm probably going to be squished in the backseat with those bags and my 72# dog; however, this was TOTALLY worth it. I can't stop smiling. I love it here. All that shopping made me hungry and timing was perfect so once my bags were safely in the trunk -I walked right up to the hostess stand -she confirmed my table was ready and I was seated on a very comfy cushioned area that was behind my 2-top but I believe it extended to either side of me where the tables were both 4-tops. Justin was my server and he was fantastic. He took excellent care of me and I observed him giving the same high quality customer service to customers at his other tables. He had that charming OK accent and indeed told me he had lived at the next little town all his life. We had actually passed through Bartlesville on the way to "The Bunkhouse" (our ABNB for the 2-nights which was very near Pawhuska. (I'll be posting other reviews regarding the "Merc" mercantile and general store and the merchandise available and what I purchased.) This is one of my best days ever. The only thing that could've added to my joy was if Ree Drummond herself made an appearance. I was shocked when I went out to leave for home and found the Drummond Ranch truck parked next to my car. I never found out if it was just parked there as an advertisement, (although I don't think they need any advertising), or if there was a Drummond on the premises. I didn't mention I took 2 Turkey Bacon Club Sandwiches along with the home made potato chips (they came with each sandwich) and a side of MacNCheese which is what the boys chose from the menu. Happy to report that everything was made to order as requested and my family enjoyed their meal just as much as I did-however they missed the incredible ambience!!!

Very friendly team of people throughout each part of the enterprise. Helpful, happy…read more... We had lunch and the food was better than expected. Great value. I was prepared to pay more. We drove in while visiting family in Tulsa. The drive is so beautiful and relaxing.

Located in the heart of town. The sweet shop has an array of candy and also a selection of ice…read morecream. There are tables to eat inside or some benches outside. The service was excellent

We ordered a banana split, but they were out of bananas, so strawberries and blueberries were…read moresubstituted. The chocolate peanut butter ice cream was good, overall a very very sweet treat!

Today we stopped in to have a late lunch. My husband had Turkish eggs, it was the special for the…read moreday. He loved this! I tried it and agree it was amazing. I had Brussels salad, this salad was amazing! Shredded Brussels with apple, cranberries, Dijon dressing... I'm sure there was more to it. The tea is fresh brewed and refreshing. We also got three cookies to take home. They offer takeaway options and a variety of desserts. This place is very clean and trendy, the vibe is chill and relaxed. The people working there are so kind and helpful. I enjoyed the entire experience and will definitely be back. As far as the price, this isn't a fast food restaurant. Their food is made with fresh, usually local ingredients, and there is love in every bite. I'd rather pay more for the quality they produce vs the questionable products from a box.

So glad I found this place in Bartlesville. It might not be the quickest lunch (and a lot of people…read morewere doing pick up), but I made it back to my meeting in plenty of time. Besides, homemade can't be rushed. I tried the Turkey and Provolone (w/spinach, bacon jam, red onions, and red pepper aioli). Totally delicious and it was a big portion. I ate it all but I should have taken half home for later. Service was good and the iced tea was amazing. I refrained from the cookie case but everything on display looked delicious. Bookmarking this so I can remember the next time I'm in town. The art on the walls was fabulous. Loved them!

The manfish. They…read morehad a lot of unique specialty drinks. Definitely worth trying! There were a few non coffee options as well

Sooner State has not only good coffee, but the BEST owners. June is the most friendly and sweetest…read morelady in the whole town and takes pride in her business to give her customers tasty, quality drinks. She will do her best to accommodate what ever your heart (taste buds) desires!

Delicious!! Definitely recommend, we loved everything we tried. A great spot for a treat. Their…read morechocolate is delectable!

Enjoyed gelato and sorbet during our stay in Bartlesville. Young woman working here was very…read morepleasant and allowed us to taste homemade marshmallows. Would recommend for an after dinner treat.

Best Carnitas and Birre tacos I've had since San Diego. Refried beans and Chili Relleno are great…read moretoo. Maria is a very nice lady who deserves credit for giving us a choice of authentic food instead of Tex-Mex.

While I didn't actually visit the truck location, I did get to partake of some of their tacos…read morethanks to some kind co-workers. For $4.50 we each got a take-out container of three "street" tacos, one chicken, one beef, and one pork, all sprinkled with fresh cilantro. The beef (chopped in very small bits) was my favorite. Each taco was wrapped in two corn tortillas. Two salsas were included, a red one and a green one. The red was HOT. Loved the green sauce though. Other garnishes included a giant grilled pepper (mild) and lime wedges. I will definitely make another road trip here when tacos are needed to make it through a work Friday!