Guidebook for Pawhuska
Food Scene
Great Barbecue and steaks on week-ends. Open for lunch and dinner.
6 locals recommend
Bad Brad's Bar-B-Q
1215 W Main StGreat Barbecue and steaks on week-ends. Open for lunch and dinner.
Buffalo Joe's Drive In
403 E Main StGreat breakfast and lunch. Variety on menu.
Awesome food and ambiance. Breakfasts are outstanding and usually no waiting during the week or before 8:30 or so on week-ends. Busiest time is 10-2. Rarely a line for dinner after 5:00
66 locals recommend
The Pioneer Woman Mercantile
532 Kihekah AveAwesome food and ambiance. Breakfasts are outstanding and usually no waiting during the week or before 8:30 or so on week-ends. Busiest time is 10-2. Rarely a line for dinner after 5:00
Great pizza oven pizza. Very nice bar area that serves a wide variety of drinks. Great place to hang-out or just to stop in and refresh.
14 locals recommend
P-Town Pizza
515 Kihekah AveGreat pizza oven pizza. Very nice bar area that serves a wide variety of drinks. Great place to hang-out or just to stop in and refresh.
Trigger's BBQ
Open Sunday! Great BBQ and "Cheesy" Taters
Parks & Nature
Beautiful scenery with alot of wildlife including deer and buffalo. Beautiful evening drive to enjoy an Oklahoma sunset.
27 locals recommend
Tallgrass Prairie Preserve
15316 County Road 4201Beautiful scenery with alot of wildlife including deer and buffalo. Beautiful evening drive to enjoy an Oklahoma sunset.
Beautiful scenery and drive. Located between Pawhuska and Bartlesville.
14 locals recommend
Osage Hills State Park
Park RoadBeautiful scenery and drive. Located between Pawhuska and Bartlesville.
Woolaroc was established in 1925 as the ranch retreat of oilman Frank Phillips. The ranch is a 3,700 acre wildlife preserve, home to many species of native and exotic wildlife. It is also a museum with outstanding collection of western art and artifacts.
47 locals recommend
Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve
1925 Woolaroc Ranch RdWoolaroc was established in 1925 as the ranch retreat of oilman Frank Phillips. The ranch is a 3,700 acre wildlife preserve, home to many species of native and exotic wildlife. It is also a museum with outstanding collection of western art and artifacts.
Sight Seeing
A historic/scenic tour of Pawhuska and Osage County. This tour explores the Tallgrass Prairie and other areas of rich history and diverse culture.
Roaming the Osage
429 E Main StA historic/scenic tour of Pawhuska and Osage County. This tour explores the Tallgrass Prairie and other areas of rich history and diverse culture.
Take a morning horseback ride in the beautiful pastures of Osage County. This venue is awesome!
Wolf Creek Ranch
Take a morning horseback ride in the beautiful pastures of Osage County. This venue is awesome!
Sightseeing
Learn the history of buffalo and get an up close look and hand feed "Woody"!
Old West Buffalo Company
29521 US-60Learn the history of buffalo and get an up close look and hand feed "Woody"!