Cattlemen's Steakhouse
Best Steakhouse in Oklahoma City · OK
Steaks in Stockyards City since 1910.
Cattlemen's Steakhouse has grilled steaks in Oklahoma City's Stockyards City since 1910, when it fed cowboys, ranchers and cattle traders off the nearby yards. Its most famous chapter came in 1945, when Gene Wade reputedly won the restaurant on a roll of the dice — a "hard six" — and the brand still marks the Hereford Room. Aged steaks and lamb fries remain the draw.
An Oklahoma landmark that has hosted presidents and rodeo champions, Cattlemen's is the 2025 Centurion Award winner for Best Steakhouse in Oklahoma City.
What they're known for
- Dry-aged steaks
- Lamb fries
- Big Stockyards breakfasts
Customers said it first.
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Why this business cleared the bar.
This record was published by The Centurion Awards from the public record. Selection follows the published criteria; Cattlemen's Steakhouse met them on that evidence. The business can claim the listing or ask us to remove it.
- ✓Years in operation. Operating in Oklahoma City since 1910 — 116 years of continuous business.
- ✓Sustained online presence. An established local institution with a consistent public footprint — listings, coverage, and word of mouth in Oklahoma City.
- ✓Established customer track record. A deep public track record: Oklahoma City has kept Cattlemen's Steakhouse busy for 116 years.
- ✓Liked by customers and the community. Genuinely beloved by Oklahoma City regulars and visitors alike — a bona fide community favorite.
- ✓Recognition in the local community. Named best steakhouse in Oklahoma City for 2025 as the state's oldest continually operating restaurant, feeding cattlemen since 1910.
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The details, verified.
- Legal / trading name
- Cattlemen's Steakhouse
- Category
- Steakhouse
- Founded
- 1910, Oklahoma City, OK
- Founders
- Gene Wade
- Location
- 1309 S Agnew Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73108
- Centurion Award
- Best Steakhouse in Oklahoma City — 2025
- Record last verified
- July 2026
Frequently asked questions.
What is Cattlemen's Steakhouse?
Stockyards City institution since 1910, Oklahoma's oldest continually operating restaurant, famous for corn-fed steaks and lamb fries.
Is Cattlemen's Steakhouse award-winning?
Yes — Cattlemen's Steakhouse is the 2025 Centurion Award winner for Best Steakhouse in Oklahoma City, a verified, criteria-based award. Named best steakhouse in Oklahoma City for 2025 as the state's oldest continually operating restaurant, feeding cattlemen since 1910.
Where is Cattlemen's Steakhouse?
Cattlemen's Steakhouse is in Oklahoma City, OK.
Every award, on the record.
Each Centurion Award is its own dated annual record, and staying current means clearing the bar again each new year. The verification above is from the latest published award. Open a year for that year’s citation.
2025 Centurion Award
Best Steakhouse in Oklahoma City Oklahoma City, OK · Awarded under the 2025 evaluation View the 2025 award →Awards run one calendar year and renew only if the business clears the bar again. Selection is by published criteria, never for sale.
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This page was published by The Centurion Awards from the public record; the business did not have to apply for it to appear.
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