Price Tower Arts Center - Bartlesville

We had a fantastic dinner here last night. The Bolognese pasta was perfect. We also shared the kimchi fries, wedge salad, and meat pie appetizers. Every dish was absolutely delicious and a delight. The atmosphere was great, and the service was excellent. It was one of the best dining experiences we've ever had!

As for the food, it was subpar—at least my dish was. I don’t want to speak for my dining companion, but for me, it was unpleasant. Remarkably, it had an off-putting taste that I can only describe as reminiscent of vomit. I ordered the vegetable bolognese, and it appeared that the only seasoning came from the previously frozen veggie sausage included in the dish. The vegetables were discernible, but that was about it; the sauce tasted like diluted tomato paste and had a very acidic flavor, contributing to that unpleasant experience. The Price Tower is a stunning piece of architecture, but the restaurant’s decor felt outdated. There was little effort to harmonize the interior with the beautiful building, and I found the tables wobbly and the chairs uncomfortable. Overall, not a great experience.

June 5, 2017: I absolutely fell in love with the town of Bartlesville, OK. I enjoyed a wonderful dinner and then settled in for the night. The next morning, I explored the town, taking pictures of the amazing and vibrant bison decorations scattered throughout, as well as the iconic Price Tower. I've even made a couple of friends in the area. I can't wait to visit again someday!

The food was amazing, but depending on when you read this review, the chef may be different so check ahead. The bartender created a signature drink that night and it was amazing. Staff were attentive and food was well prepared. I had the steak dishand it was one of the best I 've had. Would definitely go back. We stayed in a 2 story 1bed/1.5bath in the Inn. The original vibewas carried throughout the room and it was very cool. Everything looked original so do not expect luxury and modern. Therewere no USB outlets in keeping with the original time. There was a heater, iron, ironing board, and extra blankets in thecloset. Each floor had a fan as well to keep air flowing on hot days. The kitchen contained a mini fridge, microwave, and icebucket, but the only ice machine was on the bottom floor so we didn 't bother.However it was still worth it. I wouldn 't stay on aregular basis, but on a special event I 'd stay again. The view from the tall windows was amazing and you felt like you were inan expensive penthouse. We ate a wonderful meal and then retired to our room with drinks. However, the restaurant isn 't open onSundays and Mondays so that could change your experience with dining on site. I suggest you bring a base for your USB chargers,basic amenities like snacks, and bottles of water.

This is a very cool place. We happened to be staying during trivia night. The service was excellent and our dinners were delicious. The staff were super friendly and our room was stylish. I?m not sure how many Frank Lloyd Wright structures you canstay over night, but this one should be on the top of your list. Five stars for the Inn at Price Tower.