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Such a unique location in an old train station; I love when venues hold onto their history. The cheese board and drinks were delicious. I can’t say the service was a highlight for me, but it was so busy I can’t knock a star.
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Had an absolutely amazing dinner tonight. Bartender Amy treated me so well and I had an lovely experience. Food was incredible, one of the largest chicken fried steaks I've ever had. Then to top it off, the largest slice of chocolate cake I've got a restaurant. Nice touch also was the local craft beer available. Highly recommend.
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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!
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This is the spot to be! What an incredible experience we had, the owners know what they are doing! From the different drinks they offer, to the appetizer and menu selections, if you want a wonderful meal, you have got to give this place a try! We had a few appetizers, the filet, a bone-in ribeye, steaks seasoned & cooked to perfection. And make sure to get the chocolate tower cake, it may be the best chocolate cake I’ve ever had!!!! Clean restaurant, Exceptional service, can’t wait to come back for a visit after they finish the patio!
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We’re on a roadtrip and stopped in Elk City on our way to Santa Fe. This restaurant was recommended by the desk clerk at the hotel. What a delicious meal! I ordered the avocado salad and my husband had the rib eye steak! The loaded baked potato was fabulous too! And then the chocolate cake was incredible!!
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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.
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This place is crazy good! We stopped here on the way home to OKC from a meeting further west and were blown away. Their food and presentation easily rivals a lot of the ‘big’ fancy places in OKC. I had the fillet and it was perfect. Will definitely stop here again if I ever get the chance.
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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.
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We just moved to town and tried this place. Server and hostess were very nice. We got a new york steak, fried goat cheese, okra, fried green tomatoes, and chocolate cake. The steak was cooked well but it was a bit tough. The goat cheese was good. Pro tip, save one of them til after you get your main food. Idk why but they completely change flavor if you let them sit and get cool. Texture changes too. They're actually better after they've been left out for a min. Okra wasn't my thing. I guess I like the slices instead of whole pods because they cook more. The cake and fried green tomatoes were good. This is a small town in Oklahoma, so obviously don't expect some Michelin star type food. Its still probably the best place we've eaten here so far.
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Our first visit, just passing through. Given the chance, we will eat there again. Loved the atmosphere of the old train depot. Service was quick, and very friendly. The chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes was delicious! We definitely recommend this restaurant!