A comfy place where a lot of locals eat. We ate breakfast here twice and supper once…read more I had a Monterrey chicken sandwich, chicken breast, grilled onions and mushrooms on Naan bread- I loved it. Breakfast here is awesome. Super nice staff. Very reasonably priced. Pancakes just like I like them- not too"cakey", with a bit of chew. Oatmeal was good. Toast was pan fried and yummy! Hubs had eggs and bacon along with his pancakes- all great.

Totally comfort food at a place where a LOT of locals eat. We decided to bypass all the PW places…read moredowntown and eat somewhere else. Glad we landed at Buffalo Joe's. This would totally be a five star review but our waitress was a little slow and it took about 30 minutes for the food. But, the food was good! I had the hot hamburger and I would recommend getting a small (which I still couldn't finish). It comes with a side as well as the mound of fries so I tried the okra. My mom tried the meatloaf with mashed potatoes and gravy and coleslaw. She said the coleslaw was great. The meatloaf was a massive serving, about two inches thick! A lot of the lunch crowd was ordering what looked to be like a great chef salad. Saved that thought for future reference. I would totally eat here again.

Driving the backroads, came across this place. It is a typical cafe, small, friendly people. Lots…read moreof locals and regulars were enjoying lunch. I have to say that the cheeseburger I had was one of the BEST I've ever had. It was a simple cheeseburger, but if I ever get within 100 miles of Ralston again in the future...I'm going to get a cheeseburger. The onion rings were also fantastic...hand breaded. Don't miss it!

The Ralston Corner Café, the heartbeat of Ralston…read more The dilapidated remnants of buildings in Ralston remind me of a glacier, crumbling, melting, receding into oblivion. I bet if you pulled up a lawn chair on the sidewalk and patiently waited and watched, eventually you would see a brick or two crumble from an old building facade and roll into the street. Buildings are losing the battle against time. Decaying roofs succumb to the endless pull of gravity and disappear behind the brick walls left standing. There are a couple of businesses trying to salvage what remains standing, and slow the town's decline. A task that is much smaller in scale than stopping global warming, but equally as challenging, possibly futile. The owners of Ralston Corner Café are doing their part. Breakfast starts early for these working folks. Doors open at 6 am. The lights in the café's kitchen have likely been on for a while though. When the doors open, locals fill the chairs and their bellies with a hearty country breakfast and then off to work. A few stragglers wander in later, to sip coffee and repeat the same stories that they told anyone who would listen last week. Not much new happens in this small town. Every day the lunch specials are posted early in the morning, tempting you back for lunch. The café closes at 2pm, so don't be late. Breakfast all day except for Friday. On Catfish Friday, 10am is the last call for breakfast. We missed the 10am deadline, so Burger Brunch for us. They were damn good burgers and fresh cut fries. I didn't miss the eggs and bacon at all. The discovery in Ralston, an excellent burger dive, (and café) in the beautiful ranch land and oil patch country of Pawnee County. This little café is a destination drive, perfect for bikers, car clubs, or folks that just enjoy a nice drive and a good meal. This is a family run business. The friendly energetic owner came by our table to greet us and talk a little about their café. The décor is small town rural, comfortable, cozy. The food is excellent. Oh, and there is a salad bar. At the end of the salad bar today was a tray of chocolate cake, brownies and strawberry cake. One of the daughters circulated this irresistible tray of goodies, offering anyone their choice. My wife couldn't pass up the chocolate brownie. Take a spin to Ralston. It is worth the trip. This is where the locals eat!

We enjoyed gyros and chicken shawarma. Our party agreed the chicken was better than the lamb, but…read moreboth were good. The hummus and pita appetizer was amazing and the baklava made for a perfect sweet treat. The service was friendly and attentive.

Clean and functional place. I got the gyro and was not disappointed! I made it a combo with a Greek…read moresalad and soda (cans only) and it was all full of flavor. The homemade tzatziki sauce was really tasty and the lamb was flavored and not dry! Really one of my first gyros ever. Will for sure be back! Service was prompt and easy!

Food was amazing! Best bbq I've had in awhile!!! Highly recommend. Service was so nice. The…read moreatmosphere was vintage firehouse theme.

It's about 6 PM on a Sunday night in Pawhuska, OK. Other than fast food. You have two options for…read moredinner, BBQ or Mexican. We chose Triggers BBQ, reviews were generally positive and it was a short stroll from The Frontier Hotel. The young lady working the counter was very friendly and our order was placed quickly. The fountain machine was not working which isn't a big deal. We each decided to try RC Cola. The only rub I have at this part of our experience is don't blame someone for the fountain machine not working. It's just a poor reflection. Just state it's not working. I ordered the brisket, coleslaw, and cheesy potatoes. My lovely wife ordered "the last of today's pork", brisket and cheesy potatoes. The food came out quickly. It was immediately noticeable that the brisket had sat in a warmer for way to long and was past its prime. A slathering of BBQ sauce on the brisket was not much improvement and was really uninspiring its self. A prior review noted the brisket tasted more like liquid smoke and I would agree. "The last of today's pork", was not as painful as the brisket yet not by much. Moving on to the cole slaw which I believe was a red wine vinaigrette. It was not to my liking however it might be to yours. I'll call this a push. Finally the cheesy potatoes. This side was good, moist and tasted as expected. It's unfortunate that this was the best item as I would fully expect the BBQ to be the star. The place is rustic, clean and small. With the draw in Pawhuska being The Pioneer Woman fame and you are a short block walk away. What you serve should be on point. This BBQ experience wasn't.

Attentive, friendly service. Good food. Not over priced. Love their breakfast menu. You can tell…read morethe food is fresh and home made. I would recommend this place if your looking for a good meal in a peaceful atmosphere.

The meals are excellent! Never had to send anything back to have it done to my liking. I could live…read moreat this restaurant and never eat at any other. This place is absolutely FANTASTIC! I won't know what to do if it ever closed The staff at this establishment is upper-class. Nice, pleasant, great communication, cooks are absolutely over the top! Thanks for making the world (or at least Ponca City) a better place to live.

I love their ice cream, always have a good variety to choose from. They are also located right in…read morethe middle of downtown which has such pretty views.

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

Was staying over night to have brunch at the mercantile and wanted to try this place after reading…read morethe reviews. We were greeted right away by friendly staff and seated immediately. Our server could not have been more helpful and sweet. Elizabeth was awesome! My sister and I decided to split the lasagna and each of us had a chopped salad. The lasagna was fantastic! The only complaint I had is I wish they would have given us something to serve ourselves with after we cut it up, instead of trying to scoop it with a spoon, but that is minor. The lemonade was great! Ranch dressing on the salad was also good and you can tell it was homemade. I don't know where another person got the place was dirty? It is an old building with worn floors but everything was very clean. If you happen to stop here for the night and need a place to eat, you can't go wrong with this place.

Immediately we were greeted & taken to our table.The Waitress was friendly , didn't rush us & told…read moreus about her favorite's to eat there. I had to ask. The Pizza was to die for. The Cesar Salad is awesome, you can split It as It Is Huge. The garlic not nots are delicious & don't forget to take home your dessert of Cinnamon not nots. Easy to heat up. Going here you will be treated like family. The small town vibe ,ambiance , & People Are Awesome.You Will Never Be Let Down at P Town so go in today as you will be glad you did !!!

This was the best steak in NE Oklahoma! An excellent cut of meat cooked to perfection!!…read moreThe staff were very friendly and accommodating. Make a reservation if it's on the weekend; the place is quite popular. C. Pannell

Order a steak, baked potato and the salad bar. You will enjoy it…read more That big fatty ribeye just doesn't make good sandwich. Check the picture. A good piece of meat wasted on a boring bland disappointing sandwich. I wish I had ordered it as a steak with a bake potato on the side. The self-serve salad bar here has always been outstanding. Make sure you try it. My wife's turkey sandwich was loaded with meat, but it too wasn't anything to brag about. I have eaten many meals at this unique back-alley restaurant. Some damn good meals. My first meal in Ponca city was right here, shortly after the restaurant opened in 1974. Skip the lunch sandwiches. Reread the first sentence in this review.