Stopped here on our way back home from the Salt Plains and what a find! This place brings back…read morememories of childhood and home cooked meals! Had the Ribeye that was huge, but the sides were also a hit! We may need to go out of way to come back some time!

So ready to break free from quarantine to enjoy one of the BEST steaks in NW Oklahoma!! The…read moreatmosphere is inviting and the staff is exceptional! Covid, Covid, go away, So I can have a steak today!

Amazing home town atmosphere with great people and spectacular music venue !!!Thank you for keeping…read morethis staple of our community alive and safe

I will not be returning to this establishment due to the treatment my friend and I experienced. As…read moretwo African American individuals seated with our family members, who are white, we were questioned about our presence and asked who had allowed us to enter, despite clearly being part of the group. We were also told that we could not "just hang out" in the establishment and were instructed to leave, which was both confusing and inappropriate given that we were with paying customers. Additionally, our identification was taken without any effort to offer service after twenty minutes.We were not asked if we would like to order drinks or even offered water. When service was eventually provided to the table, the waitress displayed a dismissive attitude and ultimately returned by placing the bill on the table in a disrespectful manner. At no point before leaving were we given the opportunity to order or be properly served. This experience was unprofessional, disrespectful, and unacceptable.

Been going off and on to the Frisco since the 70's, they had sawdust on the floor for dancing. They…read morehad big glasses for beer for a quarter. Sad to say I haven't been there in a long while, I'd like to get back. I also spent time at the Flamingo on S 81, I went to school with the owners daughter, Peggy.

Two or three times a year we go to the strip before or after home football games and go to Willies…read more Not sure what has changed but the prices are higher and a college kid wanted to wand me prior to entering. I am a 65 year old man with a cane. It will be a minute before we return.

We've been coming to Willie's for over 20 years. It used to be one of the few places in town that…read morefelt consistent, not just in service, but in spirit. Lately, though, it's clear that whatever made this place special has been pushed aside, if not completely forgotten. The sudden disappearance of your bartenders is baffling. Turnover is normal in a college town, sure, but this wasn't a natural shift, it feels like a purge. The heart and personality of the place left with them. What's left behind feels generic, transactional, and hollow. Then there's the decision to go cashless. I'm not sure who thought that was a good idea, but it's incredibly tone-deaf. It's inconvenient, exclusionary, and says more about your priorities than you probably realize. For a place that used to feel local and grounded, it now feels like it's trying to be something it's not, and failing. Willie's had something rare, real character, built over decades. Watching it unravel this quickly is disappointing, to say the least. We won't be back, and that's not something we say lightly. Good luck, truly. But maybe think about what made people come here in the first place. And who.

Rip. I will miss this place! They're officially closed as of last year. :(…read more It's under lease for anyone that's wanting to rent it out.

This is a small, non-smoking bar. Can you tell I'm excited? On the second Friday they have bingo,…read morewith the money going to a local charity. The "sisters" were dressed as nuns or saints and they were running the Bingo. It was so entertaining. First, I ordered a Paloma and it was almost all alcohol with a little itty-bitty bit of juice. In other words, the drinks are pitted strong. So I switched to a Dark and Stormy. Let's just say, don't come here without w designated driver or a Ride App on your phone. lol

I lived in Ponca City from 1985 to 1990, and was walking distance from the fox, thank god........as…read morethere were lots of late nights drinking there. It was a great place back then, the people were really friendly, lots of things to do. I really liked it there, Im a surfer from San Diego and always felt welcomed by everyone!

The fox has the best bartenders and the best atmosphere! 10/10 recommend. If you haven't been you…read moreshould definitely go and try a root beer float.

My absolute favorite bar in the waters. I grew up here and only come back once every few years…read more That said every time I come I look for a good cocktail bar. While there still isn't one in town this place had me coming back all week. I am a writer and like to sit at a bar people watch and work. The atmosphere and music here were legit. Vibe even without live music (school was out) was wonderful. Both barkeeps were great. And I hope this place is still around next time I visit! Def wish I could have seen some live music since I write about music for work. And was raised on this towns music but next time!!! Thank you Salty Bronc!

Established to honor the Stillwater music scene, The Salty Bronc Saloon is a destination-worthy…read morelive music venue for Red Dirt music fans. Great drinks and cold beer too. No food.

Name of the brewing is such a rememberable name. I like the option of a beer flight it's a good way…read moreto taste different beers

This is a favorite when I head up to Stillwater for a ball game or some other event. I really enjoy…read morethe Stilly Wheat or the 1890. What I also love is the staff and how friendly and helpful they are. While I have not been able to take the tour some of my friends have and they thought it was super fun and educational.

What can I say. I'm am easy mark. I suffer from lack of patience-itis. Throw in a side of broke!…read moreTwice now I have bought an instrument on the lower end from Byron. Twice now he has sold me something sub par even for the low price. First, a rogue mandolin. He played it and it sounded great. (Of course). Come to find out I could have bought one new with less problems for less money. My bad, sure. Second. A fiddle. I'm no expert. I told him a price range and he found one. Played it like it was a strad. For the learner this thing is terrible. I feel he should have known that. I'd rather walk away with nothing than something that makes me hate playing. I cleaned it up and put on a new bridge. It will never be worth what was paid. I own my part in this debacle. But that doesn't excuse this business from setting someone up to fail just to make a buck.

From the owner: The Double Stop Fiddle Shop carries a wide variety of instruments in the violin family for…read moreprofessionals, collectors and beginners. The Shop also carries guitars, banjos and mandolins -- both new and vintage. We offer a repair and re-hairing service at the shop and are always looking for instruments and will offer top dollar for yours. If you are thinking of up-grading, your trade-in is certainly welcome. Take a look at our Music Hall Schedule to see the Byron Berline Band and many guests who grace our stage most Saturday nights. Instructional Video for fiddle, mandolin and guitar are also available here at the shop.

Clauren Ridge Vineyard and Winery is a true hidden gem in Oklahoma's wine country. I didn't know…read moreabout this place until I was invited to my cousin's birthday there, and it turned out to be such a special day. The winery itself is charming, with beautiful vineyard views that give California and French vibes right in Edmond. The wine tasting experience was excellent. There are wines for every preference...rich reds, crisp whites, and some sweet selections too. Never had chocolate wine before, and I didn't know how much I needed it in my life lol. The wine flights, wine slushies, and mimosas are all worth trying, and the appetizers were fantastic alongside the wines. I also found the prices to be very reasonable. The atmosphere was delightful, and you can tell it is a family-run winery with a real passion for quality. The vineyard is well maintained, and the setting is both welcoming and picturesque. It is no surprise that Clauren Ridge is also a popular spot for weddings and other events. Our group spent time out on the veranda and patio, which made the celebration feel even more special. To top it off, my cousin was proposed to at the end of the party and got engaged. The whole experience was beautiful, and I am grateful to Clauren Ridge for providing such a memorable backdrop. If you are looking for a relaxing spot to enjoy wine with friends or to celebrate a special occasion, I definitely recommend Clauren Ridge Vineyard and Winery.

This is a beautiful venue for relaxing or large events like weddings. It was a lovely, warm day so…read morewe opted to sit outside to enjoy the view and sunshine. We purchased a wine flight and evaluated two each of their white and red offerings. We both detected that one white and one red offering had a slight 'off' aftertaste which seemed unnatural. (One in our party does not regularly drink wine, the other drinks primarily red varietals, 95% of which are from Northern California regions.) Overall we agreed the best of the group was the "Saddle Thief Reserve" blend. We would not be buyers of any Clauren wine at this time, however do look forward to returning and tasting the "slushies" on another warm afternoon.