Located in
Historic Stockyards City.
Cattlemen's Cafe Hall of Fame Steakhouse Oklahoma City
When it comes to iconic steakhouses in Oklahoma, few can rival the legacy of Cattlemen's Steakhouse. Located in the heart of the Oklahoma City Stockyards, this storied establishment has been dishing out juicy, perfectly cooked steaks for over a century. But Cattlemen’s is more than just a spot for a great meal—it’s a slice of Oklahoma history that has attracted everyone from ranchers to celebrities to world leaders.
Hall of Fame Steakhouse Oklahoma City
Cattlemen’s is Oklahoma’s only Hall of Fame steakhouse and with good reason. From its humble beginnings in 1910 as a café serving hungry cowboys and stockyard workers, it has grown into a must-visit destination for locals and travelers alike. The charm of Cattlemen’s goes beyond its menu—its old-school hospitality, rich tradition, and enduring connection to the Stockyards District give it a unique appeal.
So whether you're a first-time visitor or a regular, dining at Cattlemen’s means stepping into a place where history is served alongside your meal, and every bite comes with a story.
Do you need reservations for Cattleman's Steakhouse in OKC?
This is one of the top questions we get asked all the time and the short answer is no, you do not need a reservation to enjoy the iconic Cattlemen’s Cafe experience. However, we do recommend calling ahead to save yourself a seat or checking our Google profile here before you head over for a real-time look at our availability.
With over 5,000 4.5-star Google reviews and 14,326 reviews on Facebook the word is out about the mouth-watering true Southern Cowboy food at Cattlemen’s Steakhouse in the Oklahoma City Stockyards so finding a seat when you walk in…. Well, you might have to wait a bit.
Cattlemen’s Steakhouse History
Cattlemen's was selected for its history, quality of steaks, and overall dining experience. It was the first restaurant in Oklahoma to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Founded in 1910 as Cattlemen's Cafe, it's Oklahoma City's oldest continuously operating restaurant. The restaurant is known for its aged steaks and old-time hospitality.
Cattlemen’s Wall of Fame
Step into Cattlemen’s Steakhouse, where dining feels like walking onto the set of a star-studded film. Known for being featured on national television shows like Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives and Man Vs. Food, Cattlemen’s has also earned praise from renowned publications like Bon Appetit and Southern CaCCaLiving.
But it’s not just the food that’s famous—this historic restaurant has hosted icons like Garth Brooks, Toby Keith, and Faith Hill. Hollywood legends John Wayne and Roy Rogers once sat at these very tables, and even U.S. Presidents George W. Bush and Ronald Reagan have enjoyed a meal here, alongside tough guy Sylvester Stallone.
At Cattlemen’s, you’re not just having a steak; you’re dining in the midst of history, fame, and a whole lot of cowboy spirit! Visit Cattlemen’s Wall of Fame to see all of the stars who have also dinner at Cattlemen’s over the years.
Visit Cattlemen’s Steakhouse Oklahoma Stockyards
Cattlemen's Steakhouse is located smack in the middle of Stockyard City, a "must-see" when visiting Oklahoma City. Open from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm Sunday-Thursday and 6:00 am to 11:00 pm on Friday and Saturday at 1309 S. Agnew Oklahoma City, OK 73108. Reservations are not required but if you want to make sure you save your seat and don’t have to wait give us a call at 405-236-0416 or email at info@cattlemensrestaurant.com.
We can't wait to have y'all come on down and join us at Cattlemen’s! We’re savin' a spot just for you, where good food and great company always meet.
See ya soon, partner!
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