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Earl's Rib Palace Barbecue Restaurant ·$$

This is one of the most trendy places to eat in the Nichols Hills area; so if you go at lunchtime, either get there early or expect to wait awhile. The ambiance in the restaurant is no-frills, nostalgia with hubcaps, 50's placards and Elvis memorabilia on the walls. Try the popular 'Smokestack', a monstrous sandwich of chopped beef, a hot link and coleslaw. The half-pound burgers are almost as popular as the barbecue of which there is a large selection, including ribs, brisket and more.

Website: earlsribpalace.com

Phone: (405) 843-9922

Cross Streets: Between NW 68th St and Fenwick Pl

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  • Sun 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM

6816 N Western Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73116 ·1015.65 mi

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Amenities

  • Wifi
  • Family friendly
  • Accessible

Reviews

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3.5 116 reviews
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William Y. 07/10/26

Earls on Western is good Ole BBQ. Nothing fancy, just good food, friendly staff, in a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. I had the grilled chicken sandwich with fried Okra. It was good. Jan...

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Laura F. 09/05/26

We had an unusual experience at Earl's tonight. I went with my father and brother, and my father has been to this location many times and typically raves about their brisket. Unfortunately, the...

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Kat B. 07/19/26

Ordered through door dash: chopped brisket & sliced brisket dinners. Both came with a green onion, no pickle, no pickled okra, a green f*#%ing onion. Seriously?! The sliced brisket was dry and...

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Heather B. 04/30/26

Y'all hurt my feelings today. I'd been thinking about a super loaded potato all week and ordered one to pick up for dinner tonight. Got home and unwrapped the saddest dried up potato imagined....

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Stacey L. 09/07/26

The food was not what we hoped - the sliced brisket was dried out, the pulled pork was bland, and the rub on the ribs had a strange, somewhat burnt flavor. Green beans and baked beans were both...

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