Doors is a great addition to downtown Bartlesville. Located in the ITIO building, they have…read morelow-cost home decor, gifts, and children's products. A must-go for pillows, wall art, and vases. Furniture selection varies, but they usually have great chairs. I'm not a mom- but friends say it's one of the best places to buy children's toys, as they carry Melissa & Doug and Toys for Hope. If you're in Downtown Bartlesville, make sure to stop by.

A good place in town to buy a gift or to buy something unique for yourself. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised at the variety of items. The employees are friendly and helpful. It's a little more expensive than the chain stores in town but the items are quality items and the quality along with purchasing things that are not exactly the same as everyone in town is worth the few extra dollars. (Cheaper than going to larger cities!). This is now my 'go to' gift shop.

Workers here was so sweet and helpful cannot wait to shop here again. They have lots of cute items…read moreand a great place to buy gifts and will gift wrap for you

Yelp tells us not to write a review of this business if we are connected to the owner, but for…read moreDivine Escape, that will impossible for most of us to do. Part of what makes Divine Escape special -- aside from its extensive and eclectic offering of furniture, gifts and other items, and its artsy yet warmly welcoming decor -- is interacting and receiving tips and advice from Kathy, the store's owner. She doesn't just sell you merchandise, she interacts with you and seems to intuitively understand what best fits your unique needs and personality. The store itself is beautiful -- very pleasing to the eye and inviting -- and the content ranges from trendy and cool to a more traditional style. The painting classes are informative and fun and suitable for all levels, from beginner to advanced. I've been to many classes and, with rare exception, they are a blast -- lots of laughter and talking and, of course, painting! If you don't do anything else, definitely try a class. This store is one of my Top 5 favorite places in Bartlesville and the ONLY place I would even consider buying paint or home decor items. It gets the highest rating from me!

Reasonable prices. Can shop for the whole family including my dog! Can't beat that. This store is a…read morelot cleaner and more well kept than some that I've visited in Kansas.

I don't do reviews but today is different. First day to go to Ross, the price is good but the man…read moreand woman cashiers we're very rude and disrespectful to me and my mother. I believe the older gentleman was the manager. I will make sure I tell everyone who asks me about this business that it's not worth it. I am very disappointed in the company's choice of employees. I give Bartlesville Ross dress for less zero stars! I will try the one in Owasso and if they are the same I will never go back!

Lorec Ranch is a fun place to visit with lots of home goods and a little high quality clothing…read more Lots of ranch style furnishings but a great dazzling cowhead and cowhide rug for our modern Oklahoma home. This place makes a fun experience in addition to the Pioneer Woman Mercantile stop in Pawhuska.

This store is jam-packed full of all sorts of stuff--everything from the massive log furniture to…read morereally cool hats. There's a bit of clothing in the back. We had fun looking at all the cowhides and other rustic (but high-end) décor. There's a lot of cowhides... Actually, I did see a few things I would like to purchase. But know most of what's offered is super lodge-y.

First time returning since the remodel. I brought first timer friends who love shopping and good…read morefood. We ate breakfast first, which was delicious and plentiful. Afterwards shopped and then went upstairs to bakery for more good food (dessert)! The cherry on the top would have been to meet Ladd but Ree we love you too! great time with friends!

*Review is for the Pioneer Woman Mercantile Shop, which I think is around the corner from the…read morerestaurant... not the same thing (though the restaurant does also have a small shopping area, so it's confusing)* This was a lot smaller than I was expecting. Hearing people talk about it as a fun little day-trip or place to find stuff, I thought there would be more to it. But it really wasn't a whole lot bigger than a boutique in a mall. We kept thinking "are we missing something??". They sell some home decor, mostly kitchen things, and some women's clothing. Some of the clothes were cute, but overall the style of most things seemed a bit too mature for me (though a few things I saw were exceptions). And then some of the clothes just had WAY too much pattern for me, like two or three completely different/ clashing floral patterns on one shirt. I guess that's just the Pioneer Woman style. I'm sure some can pull it off. We did end up getting some cute elastic waisted black pants with lace at the bottom for my Grandma. We thought those were cute!! The vast majority of the kitchen stuff you can find at Walmart anyway, since the Pioneer Woman's line is there now. Other than the small size of the shop, that was probably the most surprising -- that there really wasn't even that much more product than what's already at Walmart...... so then, if they aren't going to offer an expanded line or many more additional products, what's the point of going? Staff was very kind and bathrooms were actually kept pretty clean. We went in there two different times in the day (both mid to late afternoon / early evening) and neither time was it very busy. So not a bad spot but mostly, I just don't really see the point. Please let me know if we've missed something (I'm not trying to be funny), because I'm just left confused about what's so interesting about even making a trip to come see the Pioneer Woman stuff if that's truly all it is (I do know that you can tour her ranch or something, but I feel like people talk about the shopping part so I don't know...). Is there in fact a bigger store that we somehow missed?