Oklahoma Native Art & Jewelry
FreeAn American Indian art and jewelry shop in the Oklahoma City Stockyards, with work by artists from 28 tribes.

Cattlemen's Steakhouse is a place to eat or drink in Oklahoma City, OK, part of the Oklahoma City and Tulsa guide. Cost: $25 to $50.
1309 S Agnew Ave · Oklahoma City, OK
Cattlemen's opened in 1910 as a cafe feeding the cowboys and ranchers of Stockyards City, and it still serves breakfast, lunch and dinner there. The kitchen charcoal-broils aged USDA Prime and Choice steaks, and the house specialty is lamb fries. In 1945 the restaurant changed hands on a roll of the dice when Gene Wade threw a hard six, and the 33 brand marking that roll hangs in the Hereford Room. Red vinyl booths and cowboy art keep the dining rooms looking much as they did in the 1940s.
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An American Indian art and jewelry shop in the Oklahoma City Stockyards, with work by artists from 28 tribes.
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