The small town of Meers was once a bustling gold mine town due to its close proximity to the Wichita Mountains. In 1901, a little burger joint opened up to feed all the hungry miners, and although the town dwindled away over the years, the restaurant survived. Meers Store & Restaurant might be the only thing left in town, but it has become world-famous for its Meersburger and is known as the “Best Burger In Oklahoma.” Here’s more on Meers, largely considered to be among the most unique restaurants in Oklahoma.
The unassuming restaurant not only serves the “Best Burger in Oklahoma,” but it’s been listed as one of the Top 10 Burgers In America several times.
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And because it is world-renowned, you may find yourself waiting in line to get your mouth on their juicy burgers.
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The inside has a warm and cozy atmosphere that is family-friendly.
Cheri Y/Yelp
The walls are decorated with nostalgic memorabilia, dating back to 1901. The decorations also include business cards on the walls, so bring yours along and add it the collection.
Andrey N/Tripadvisor
The famous Meersburger is a 7" diameter burger made from award-winning Texas Longhorn beef raised on the family’s very own ranch. And no need to worry about cholesterol, their beef is actually lower in cholesterol than chicken!
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They also serve an amazing selection of bbq, steaks, homemade bread, desserts and ice-cream.
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And you even get to pick out your cut of ribeye steak.
Edward H/Yelp
We mentioned desserts, but this peach cobbler and homemade ice-cream is unlike any other you’ve tried. It’s out-of-this-world yummy!
Elizabeth L/Yelp
Meers Gold Beer is a wheat beer made from an original recipe from the Choctaw Nation. It’s served in an oversized 22 ounce bottle because they say, “that’s what it takes to wash down a Meersburger!”
Nevin K/Yelp
From the world-famous burger to the town with nothing but the restaurant, Meers Restaurant is one-of-a-kind!
Michelle Q/Yelp
Have you visited Meers Store and Restaurant before? Do you agree that it’s one of the most unique restaurants in Oklahoma? Be sure to tell us your thoughts and experiences in the comments below — we’d love to hear from you! Please note that Meers Restaurant is typically closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. For more information, including hours and additional details, be sure to visit Meers Store and Restaurant on Facebook. If you enjoy eating at unique restaurants in Oklahoma, then you need to head to Heavener, Oklahoma and dine at Southern Belle – a restaurant located in a 1905 restored train car.
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Address: Meers Store and Restaurant, 26005 OK-115, Meers, OK 73057, USA
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unique restaurants in Oklahoma October 18, 2021 Beth C. Where can I go in Oklahoma that only the locals know about? One of the best parts about exploring Oklahoma is the chance to dive into the state’s hidden gems. Here at OnlyInYourState, we’re always enthusiastic about uncovering such places. If you’re curious to experience the Sooner State as the locals do, we have more than a few recommendations for you to consider. Some of these places include the following: the Chickasaw Cultural Center, the town of Marlow, America’s Outback in northwestern Oklahoma, Lendonwood Gardens, Lavender Valley Acres, Sequoyah State Park and Lodge, Long Lake Resort, Osage Hills State Park, Woodward, and Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve. Learn more about these hidden gems in Oklahoma. What are the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants in Oklahoma? The Sooner State is filled with unassuming eateries that just so happen to serve some of the best food in town. Wondering where to begin? Check out any of the following, which are by far some of the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants in Oklahoma: Elmer’s BBQ in Tulsa, Dutch Pantry in Chouteau, Granny’s Kitchen in Stillwater, Nic’s Grill in Oklahoma City, the Stables in Guthrie, Kendall’s Restaurant in Noble, Ike’s Chili in Tulsa, Clanton’s Cafe in Vinita, Jake’s Rib in Chickasha, Libby’s Cafe in Goldsby, Meers Restaurant, Murphy’s Steakhouse in Bartlesville, the Old Plantation Inn in Medicine Park, and the Rock House in Talihina. Learn more about these must-try restaurants in Oklahoma.
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unique restaurants in Oklahoma
October 18, 2021
Beth C.
Where can I go in Oklahoma that only the locals know about? One of the best parts about exploring Oklahoma is the chance to dive into the state’s hidden gems. Here at OnlyInYourState, we’re always enthusiastic about uncovering such places. If you’re curious to experience the Sooner State as the locals do, we have more than a few recommendations for you to consider. Some of these places include the following: the Chickasaw Cultural Center, the town of Marlow, America’s Outback in northwestern Oklahoma, Lendonwood Gardens, Lavender Valley Acres, Sequoyah State Park and Lodge, Long Lake Resort, Osage Hills State Park, Woodward, and Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve. Learn more about these hidden gems in Oklahoma. What are the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants in Oklahoma? The Sooner State is filled with unassuming eateries that just so happen to serve some of the best food in town. Wondering where to begin? Check out any of the following, which are by far some of the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants in Oklahoma: Elmer’s BBQ in Tulsa, Dutch Pantry in Chouteau, Granny’s Kitchen in Stillwater, Nic’s Grill in Oklahoma City, the Stables in Guthrie, Kendall’s Restaurant in Noble, Ike’s Chili in Tulsa, Clanton’s Cafe in Vinita, Jake’s Rib in Chickasha, Libby’s Cafe in Goldsby, Meers Restaurant, Murphy’s Steakhouse in Bartlesville, the Old Plantation Inn in Medicine Park, and the Rock House in Talihina. Learn more about these must-try restaurants in Oklahoma.
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
One of the best parts about exploring Oklahoma is the chance to dive into the state’s hidden gems. Here at OnlyInYourState, we’re always enthusiastic about uncovering such places. If you’re curious to experience the Sooner State as the locals do, we have more than a few recommendations for you to consider. Some of these places include the following: the Chickasaw Cultural Center, the town of Marlow, America’s Outback in northwestern Oklahoma, Lendonwood Gardens, Lavender Valley Acres, Sequoyah State Park and Lodge, Long Lake Resort, Osage Hills State Park, Woodward, and Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve. Learn more about these hidden gems in Oklahoma.
What are the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants in Oklahoma?
The Sooner State is filled with unassuming eateries that just so happen to serve some of the best food in town. Wondering where to begin? Check out any of the following, which are by far some of the best hole-in-the-wall restaurants in Oklahoma: Elmer’s BBQ in Tulsa, Dutch Pantry in Chouteau, Granny’s Kitchen in Stillwater, Nic’s Grill in Oklahoma City, the Stables in Guthrie, Kendall’s Restaurant in Noble, Ike’s Chili in Tulsa, Clanton’s Cafe in Vinita, Jake’s Rib in Chickasha, Libby’s Cafe in Goldsby, Meers Restaurant, Murphy’s Steakhouse in Bartlesville, the Old Plantation Inn in Medicine Park, and the Rock House in Talihina. Learn more about these must-try restaurants in Oklahoma.
