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This is a great local coffee spot. The breakfast choices vary daily and are amazing. From baked oatmeal, frittatas, muffins, and handheld waffles, you can't go wrong.
12 residents recomanen
Outpost Coffee
200 E 4th StThis is a great local coffee spot. The breakfast choices vary daily and are amazing. From baked oatmeal, frittatas, muffins, and handheld waffles, you can't go wrong.
This is a great place to try foods from around the world. They offer small plates so you can get a variety of dishes and share. They also offer meat and cheese boards as well as cocktails and coffee.
6 residents recomanen
Crossing 2nd
215 East 2nd StreetThis is a great place to try foods from around the world. They offer small plates so you can get a variety of dishes and share. They also offer meat and cheese boards as well as cocktails and coffee.
Tumbleweeds is a locally owned family steakhouse. They offer a wide variety of down-home cooking. If you like bread pudding, as I do, you must try the Pear Bread Pudding for dessert.
Tumble Weeds Steak House
4049 Nowata RoadTumbleweeds is a locally owned family steakhouse. They offer a wide variety of down-home cooking. If you like bread pudding, as I do, you must try the Pear Bread Pudding for dessert.
This is another local favorite. It is Bartlesville's first Brewery and they allow you to bring in your own food.
7 residents recomanen
Cooper and Mill Brewing Company
200 Dewey AveThis is another local favorite. It is Bartlesville's first Brewery and they allow you to bring in your own food.
P-Town Pizza is a one-of-a-kind experience. Many of the recipes on the menu are from Ree Drummond's Pioneer Women cooking show. The "Not Knots" are a great way to start any meal and will have you ordering some to go.
14 residents recomanen
P-Town Pizza
515 Kihekah AveP-Town Pizza is a one-of-a-kind experience. Many of the recipes on the menu are from Ree Drummond's Pioneer Women cooking show. The "Not Knots" are a great way to start any meal and will have you ordering some to go.
After your meal at The Mercantile or P-Town Pizza head over to Charlie's Sweet Shop for ice cream or just a bag of sweet treats for the road.
12 residents recomanen
Charlie's Sweet Shop
515 Kihekah AveAfter your meal at The Mercantile or P-Town Pizza head over to Charlie's Sweet Shop for ice cream or just a bag of sweet treats for the road.
If you are looking for fine dining in Bartlesville, Sterlings Grille is the place to make reservations. From their prime rib to their crab cakes it is all melt in your mouth.
7 residents recomanen
Sterlings Grille
2905 E Frank Phillips BlvdIf you are looking for fine dining in Bartlesville, Sterlings Grille is the place to make reservations. From their prime rib to their crab cakes it is all melt in your mouth.
So if BBQ is what you are in the mood for Dink's Pit Bar-B-Que is the place to go. The smell from the parking lot will have your mouth watering.
13 residents recomanen
Dink's Pit Bar-B-Que
2929 E Frank Phillips BlvdSo if BBQ is what you are in the mood for Dink's Pit Bar-B-Que is the place to go. The smell from the parking lot will have your mouth watering.
Tacos Maria's
3900 SE Frank Phillips BlvdThis is a great place for street tacos and Mexican Coke.
Weeze's Cafe
328 Dewey AvenueThis is a great place for breakfast and it just right down the street in downtown.
Located in the heart of Downtown Bartlesville, The Local Juice Company offers a great variety of cold-pressed juices, smoothies, and smoothie bowls.
The Local Juice Company - Bartlesville
Located in the heart of Downtown Bartlesville, The Local Juice Company offers a great variety of cold-pressed juices, smoothies, and smoothie bowls.
This is a great place to spend your morning, afternoon or evening. Quaint upscale shops and fantastic restaurants. William Sonoma is my favorite shop and Queenies Bakery is a must if you are in the area.
141 residents recomanen
Utica Square
1709 Utica SquareThis is a great place to spend your morning, afternoon or evening. Quaint upscale shops and fantastic restaurants. William Sonoma is my favorite shop and Queenies Bakery is a must if you are in the area.
Sightseeing
Woolaroc was the ranch retreat of oilman Frank Phillips and is now a 3,700-acre wildlife preserve and world-class art museum. The grounds are beautifully kept and many of the animals are roaming free as you drive up to the museum and petting zoo.
47 residents recomanen
Museu i reserva natural de Woolaroc
1925 Woolaroc Ranch RdWoolaroc was the ranch retreat of oilman Frank Phillips and is now a 3,700-acre wildlife preserve and world-class art museum. The grounds are beautifully kept and many of the animals are roaming free as you drive up to the museum and petting zoo.
This is just a mile or so down the road from The Little House and offers a great glimpse into the history of Bartlesville and the Oil Business that built it.
7 residents recomanen
Phillips Petroleum Company Musuem
410 S Keeler AveThis is just a mile or so down the road from The Little House and offers a great glimpse into the history of Bartlesville and the Oil Business that built it.
Just down the street on Dewey in downtown town is the Price Tower Art Center. Here you can take a walk through the art museum or grab a bite to eat at the restaurant.
14 residents recomanen
Price Tower Arts Center
510 Dewey AveJust down the street on Dewey in downtown town is the Price Tower Art Center. Here you can take a walk through the art museum or grab a bite to eat at the restaurant.