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?

I liked the clothing--they had some really cute styles and quality pieces. Unfortunately, the size…read moreselection was limited. I asked the sales associate if they had any larger sizes, and she said what was on the racks was all they had left. If the store carried a wider range of sizes or restocked more often, it would make the shopping experience much better.

If you want western wear, this is the place! Men's, women's and children section. Shirts boots,…read morejewelry and hats. The hats wear the most impressive. You pick out a hat, they get your size and shape it for you while you wait. The inventory is vast and the prices were a great deal compared to where we come from in CA. The staff is friendly, kind and always smiling... most of all they all ate polite!

Great antique shop. My brother has Down's Syndrome and they were so nice to him as he loves buying…read moreold lunch boxes (they didn't have any) and other tv memorabilia. He found a great item and they wrapped it nice in a bag for him. Prices were reasonable. Service was great.

Whenever we are in the Pawhuska area we like to go to a few stores other than just visiting The…read moreMercantile. This store is great. You can get local homemade and handmade goodies, antique furniture, tools, and much more. It is like a consignment shop. People have booths and Sisters Attic sells them. I lucked out one time and got three awesome unique windows and this time I got a window frame. They had som good books there as well. My mother enjoyed looking at the items from her childhood. The woman behind the counter, I assume the owner is so sweet. She has always been helpful and kind. We will always stop in at Sisters attic when we are in town, and so should you.

Wonderful selection of candles. The staff is amazing and very helpful. Plus, you really can't beat…read morethe prices. The selection of scents that is available, you will be able to find something for everyone. When we lived in Oklahoma, we would take a trip to Bartlesville to Keepsake Candle to visit. We would always make a trip around Christmas time to buy gifts for family members. They have great gifts that aren't candle related also. I loved going in and seeing what all they had because it was different every time. I love them and miss visiting the staff and store. I am so sad to hear that it closed. I wish that they still sold online or on etsy.

I might be a teeny bit biased as this is my beloved hometown, but Keepsake Candles is the best…read moreplace anywhere to buy beautiful and delicious smelling candles from the best people on earth. I have for some time now called NYC home, but I love to give these amazing candles as gifts to my friends here. I placed a fairly large order during the holidays, but procrastinated and needed them by a certain date (totally my fault for waiting until the last minute), but these lovely ladies at Keepsake realized I might not get my order as soon as I'd hoped, so they immediately emailed me and then spent at least 30 minutes with me over the phone helping me to pick and choose items they had in stock so I could have them shipped in time. They didn't have to do any of this for me and I really appreciate that they cared enough to not only work with me in order to meet my deadline, but also to deliver a consistently superior product. Best product, best people, and best service hands down. As a side note; bring the kiddos too! They have two adorable and friendly cats to keep them occupied while you shop. My fiancé and I visited a couple years ago with my parents and the owners were even so kind as to give us a tour of the candle making process and even dip our own candles. Stop by, get to know these wonderful people and support local businesses!

Another fantastic visit here. Took my mom for her to pick out her Christmas present. Customer…read moreservice is always stellar! Besides mom's ring, I also bought a pair of earrings for myself. I found a lot of small metal work (also done by the artist) that I coveted. This is a great destination and a great place to bookmark for Christmas gifts next year! (There were also some great duffle bags designed by Cha.) Prices are pretty reasonable and quality is exceptional!

A wonderful store. More Indian style jewelry in one place than I've seen before. Also, the variety…read moreof pieces for sale are the best and largest I've seen. The store has so many other items for sale, paintings and sculptures in additions to the jewelry; and all by the store owner. This is one of my favorite places in Oklahoma. Fabulous. Well worth the trip to see it, especially if you live in Tulsa or in between Hominy and Tulsa. Cha and his wife are so very friendly and charming. You will be glad you made the trip. Jim Pardee, Tulsa

I didn't even know this thrift store was open on Monday we went and wow what a great selection. The…read moremen's sports coat they had looked almost brand new and it was half off. You could get a really nice shirt for $1.50 some don't even look like they've ever been worn highly recommend the store.

On a recent stop in Bartlesville, I checked out the ARC Thrift Shop and was very pleased with my…read moreexperience. While I don't have the details of the employment service associated with this store, it is clear that they embrace individuals with all types of disabilities and provide services in that vein. The staff here was extremely helpful and patient, which impressed me greatly. But with all of that aside, I liked the large and bright space of this store and well organized shelves and racks of merchandise. I took advantage of their sale and scored some great sweaters and a dress for excellent prices in addition to a used curling iron that works very well and some fun magazines. If I lived closer to Bartlesville, I'm sure this would be one of my favorite stops. Another customer in the store said "Girl you have come to the right place! Best store in town" and I'm inclined to agree, if you like secondhand shopping don't miss this place.

This place was a quite a treat to visit! Greg was helpful, kind and extremely relational. And there…read moreare many treasures to look through!! I would recommend you come and check out the Junk Shop!

This is the second time that U-Haul's online reservation system has sent us to this unfortunate…read morelocation. Both times, the experience has been quite bad. The staff is rude, slow, dismissive, and seem unwilling to be of any real help. I recommend avoiding this location at all costs. If you are renting a U-Haul, choose one of the other many locations!! I cannot emphasize this enough. Additional warning: Masks still demanded many months after restrictions have been removed.

Great thrift open only on Tuesdays. Lots of good finds at reasonable prices and friendly volunteers…read morestaffing the place.