The Pink House - Claremore

This is an adorable spot for a ladies' brunch! They offered a wide variety of teas, each served in its own little kettle. The food was delicious, and the service was very attentive. Be sure to try the spinach artichoke dip if you visit! Also, take some time to explore the mansion while you're there—it's a fascinating piece of history hidden in downtown Claremore!

The food was absolutely delicious, and everyone there was incredibly friendly! The restaurant is located in a historic mansion, and I loved exploring the antiques on the upper floor. My husband, who is a veteran and has trouble walking, received such kindness and support from both the staff and other patrons. Their thoughtfulness truly made our day special! Overall, it was a fantastic experience!

I really love the Pink House, but I do have some concerns regarding the drink and iced tea plastic cups. They were heavily stained with tea. I only wiped the rim with my napkin before drinking, and surprisingly, the stains came off quite easily (I got the idea from the girl next to me who was cleaning her cup). It was quite unappealing! It made me think there was probably more than just tea stains on those cups, likely due to the heat from the dishwasher. Additionally, the silverware was spotted as well, so I had to clean that too. This raises questions about the cleanliness of the kitchen and prep area. It might be a matter of quality control, management issues, or perhaps a new dishwasher is needed? Also, be sure to ask for to-go cups! One more thing: the tables were wobbly.

I've loved The Pink House since I was a kid. It's a great place for great deli foods and more! I just can't believe it's no longer in a pink house. I don't like that it has been moved inside the belvedere either. Truly disappointing.

We had a lovely lunch at The Pink House inside the Belvidere Mansion. Our food was freshly made and delicious. The quiche, sandwiches, salads, desert, and teas are all amazing! Also, make sure you take time to go upstairs and read about the amazing history of this 9000 sq ft mansion!