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The Pioneer Woman Mercantile

January 27, 2017

Mercantile Exterior

After leaving The Lodge, we drove back into town and headed for The Pioneer Woman Mercantile. I just love neat old downtown areas, and I think it’s so awesome when someone restores the old buildings. The exterior of the building looks incredible, don’t ya think? It was just a little too chilly for sitting outside, but I can imagine it would be nice to have lunch out there.

Mercantile Interior

One thing I really enjoyed was the variety of the products for sale. The general store part of the building is quite large, and it was filled with all sorts of items. A little something for everyone. Sadly, some of my pictures came out way too blurry to use. No amount of Photoshop could fix them. 🙁

Mercantile Dog Table

After browsing and picking out what I wanted to buy later,  we headed upstairs to check out the bakery portion of the mercantile. We were both starving by this point. A packet of cheese and peanut butter crackers from the gas station had been our lunch because we were running so late. Ha!

Pioneer Woman Mercantile Bakery

I really wanted to try their coffee because I was so tired, but I decided to pass since it was already after 5 P.M. at that point.

Pioneer Woman Mercantile Bakery Seating

As soon as I saw the chocolate croissants, I knew what I was getting. My husband went with their brownie. Loved these plates! They are by Homer Laughlin, in case you were wondering. There were some dishes in this pattern also available for sale in the shop.

Mercantile Bakery Treats

The restaurant was completely packed, so I didn’t want to go over and stand their like a nut taking a picture. Ha ha! I shot this picture through the window as were heading to the car. The line for the restaurant had been out the door earlier when we stopped by to get directions to the ranch. I was really glad to see that on a random Thursday!

Mercantile Restaurant and Deli

It was dark enough as we were leaving, that the Mercantile sign was lit up. So pretty!

Mercantile Sign

I really hope that this is the beginning of a revitalization of downtown Pawhuska. I think it has some real potential to be great, with the Mercantile being there. We have an awesome downtown area with lots of shops and restaurants here where I live.  I hope the same can happen in The Pioneer Woman’s town.

By Tempie at January 27, 2017.

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Filed Under: Oklahoma, Travel Tagged With: bakery, downtown, Oklahoma, Pawhuska, Ree Drummond, the pioneer woman mercantile

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  1. Stacie Sjostrom

    May 16, 2017 at 10:40 am

    Nice to read & see photos about Pioneer Woman’s Lodge & Mercantile on your TX ? blog.
    Thanks for the tips!

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