Prairiefire Grille
Nestled directly on the iconic Route 66, Prairiefire Grille offers travelers a hearty taste of local flavors in a warm, inviting atmosphere. With its rustic decor and a menu showcasing mouthwatering regional dishes, this gem in Elk City is perfect for a nostalgic pit stop. Known for its friendly service and vibrant community vibe, it’s not just a meal, but a slice of Americana that makes your journey down the Mother Road unforgettable. Dive into the spirit of adventure and savor every bite at Prairiefire Grille!
Ed P
4 months ago"If you're in Elk City and want a dinner that feels a bit special, this is the place. Located in a former train station built in 1910, Prairiefire Grille is a local treasure. The steak tips and salmon both lived up to the strong recommendations. The macaroni and cheese side looked ordinary, but tasted great, with a distinct smoky note. Service was prompt and friendly, and the prices were reasonable, especially considering the quality. Unfortunately, we didn't save room for the chocolate cake. We will definitely return the next time we're in Elk City."
Lisa Carlson
a week ago"What a gem! We thought we would be having dinner in a dive bar when we arrived a little later into Elk City. Nope! The Prairiefire Grill had excellent food, drinks, and service- all in a lovely old building space. We would love to go back if we are ever in the area again!"
Deborah Couchman-Griswold
a month ago"What the other reviews don't highlight was how cool this place is. Sure, the food is really good (try the fried goat cheese). And the service is outstanding, with a heaping helping of small town friendliness. But the fact that it is a well maintained turn of the last century train depot doesn't get mentioned."
Jim
11 months ago"Very good place to eat. The food was excellent. You must try their potato nachos. Try the chocolate cake, it is massive. Can't say enough good about the staff. Friendly, fun, and attentive. The building is sectioned off into a few separate areas so the noise level is better. They could turn the radio down or point the speakers up instead of aimed at certain tables. All in all this place is definitely a must try but their prices are high compared to other restaurants in town with equal quality."
