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Visiting the Pioneer Woman Mercantile in Pawhuska

Created On: January 16, 2017  |  Updated: September 23, 2022  |   11 Comments

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Table of Contents show
1 What To Expect When Visiting the Pioneer Woman Mercantile
2 How to Get to The Mercantile
3 What You’ll See When Visiting the Pioneer Woman Mercantile
3.1 The General Store
3.2 The Restaurant & Bakery
3.3 Helpful Tips for Visiting The Pioneer Woman Mercantile

What To Expect When Visiting the Pioneer Woman Mercantile

Ever since her book Black Heels to Tractor Wheels came out, blogger and chef Ree Drummond, also known as the Pioneer Woman, has been a huge hit! Shortly after, her cookbooks hit the shelves and flew off faster than most bookstores could keep them. I was given a Pioneer Woman cookbook on my birthday one year and I’ve been hooked on Ree’s delicious, easy to follow recipes.

A few years ago, The Mercantile opened up in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, which is where Ree Drummond and her family live. But before it was the Pioneer Woman Mercantile it was the Osage Mercantile.

The Osage Mercantile was built in 1910 for people to gather, trade goods, and browse. Ree wanted to keep the original history of the building to experience earlier times in this small-town USA so she kept that in mind as well as incorporated many of the original features as she remodeled.


How to Get to The Mercantile

Visiting the Pioneer Woman Mercantile is an easy day trip from a few different cities in Oklahoma. When I visited I drove from Tulsa which is only an hour away from the Mercantile. If you plan to visit the Pioneer Woman Mercantile from Oklahoma City it’s about 2 hours 15 minutes.


What You’ll See When Visiting the Pioneer Woman Mercantile

The General Store

The General Store at the Pioneer Woman Mercantile holds the main shopping area. Here you’ll find kitchen goods, clothing, home decor, and lots of gift items!

Visiting The Pioneer Woman Mercantile in Pawhuska

If you haven’t picked up Ree Drummond’s book or cookbooks then you can do this here as well! If you check inside, some copies might even be signed by Ree herself. But if you’re really lucky you might be able to meet Ree or another one of her family members as they often stop by.

Visiting The Pioneer Woman Mercantile in Pawhuska

One of my favorite sections in the Mercantile is the clothing area. Some of it wasn’t my personal style but I loved all the colorful and carefully selected pieces. I personally bought a pretty floral kimono while I was visiting the Mercantile which I found to be high-quality but didn’t break the bank! That’s another perk of shopping at the Mercantile, you can find so many items that are affordable.

Clothing at The Pioneer Woman Mercantile

If you happen to be shopping for gifts be sure to stop by the gift wrapping station where you can get items gift wrapped with beautifully decorated paper that changes seasonally or by the holidays.

Visiting The Pioneer Woman Mercantile in Pawhuska.

The Restaurant & Bakery

It goes without saying that The Mercantile wouldn’t be complete without some of the Pioneer Woman’s cooking! The Deli is the Mercantile restaurant where you can enjoy some classic comfort foods made from Ree’s recipes while you’re there or take it to-go.

If you aren’t in the mood for a full meal then you can head upstairs to the bakery. But hey, even if you just ate a full meal the smells of the delicious baked goods will draw you up the stairs regardless and I can’t say I blame you for that. 😉

Once you reach the top you’ll enjoy a lovely view of the historic town of Pawhuska. Make your way to the glass counters which will entice you with many different delicious sweets. I recommend trying the vanilla bean cream cheese danish – which takes 16 hours to make from start to finish! But the pecan maple scone is also quite divine!

Pecan Maple Scone from the Mercantile in Pawhuska

While you’re upstairs grabbing a baked good, you can also get a cup of coffee from P.W. Coffee and try one of the many flavors of latte syrups from Pink House Alchemy. A few of my favorite syrups are hibiscus rose and lavender which are perfect additions to a vanilla latte.

Latte from the Mercantile in Pawhuska

Helpful Tips for Visiting The Pioneer Woman Mercantile

Due to its popularity, there’s no doubt The Mercantile is going to be hectic and busy. Arrive early if you plan to dine at the deli or prefer not to wait outside in a long line. Otherwise, most weekdays are less busy.

ADDRESS // 532 Kihekah Ave, Pawhuska, OK 74056
HOURS // Monday-Thursday: 6am – 6pm, Friday & Saturday: 6am – 7pm, Sunday: Closed


Would you like to visit the Mercantile? What is your favorite Pioneer Woman recipe?


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  1. Lauren says

    January 25, 2017

    Wow looks like an awesome place! I love the decor!

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    • kallsypage says

      February 26, 2017

      It’s definitely a fun little shop!

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  2. Carola says

    January 25, 2017

    Oooh, I love the Pioneer Woman & this shop looks so delic! Thank you!

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    • kallsypage says

      February 26, 2017

      It was a terrific day trip! Thanks for stopping by 🙂

      Reply
  3. Mike says

    January 26, 2017

    What a lovely place and I love the style of the general store. I’d love to visit this town one day.

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    • kallsypage says

      February 26, 2017

      It’s such a quaint little town! We enjoyed the stopover. 🙂

      Reply
  4. kallsypage says

    February 26, 2017

    It was a great day trip and the store was fun to shop at!

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  5. kallsypage says

    February 26, 2017

    You’ll have to check it out if you’re ever close by! Her recipes are amazing so you can imagine that her restaurant is also delicious. 🙂

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  6. kallsypage says

    February 26, 2017

    I loved all the decor as well! 🙂 Hope you’re able to stop by sometime.

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  7. Liz Salyer says

    May 30, 2017

    Awesome shopping! And the food is everything you would expect and more.
    Marlboro Man was there and he visited with us, just as nice as he seems on tv. Took our picture with him. A must visit for PW fans.

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    • Kallsy Page says

      June 21, 2017

      Thank you for reading Liz! So glad you agreed. The food there was absolutely divine – as expected like you said. Jealous that you had the chance to meet Marlboro Man, he wasn’t around when I went for a visit.

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