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PorterHouse Restaurant

PorterHouse Restaurant


2600 S. Muskogee Ave.
Tahlequah OK 74464
Ph: 918-456-0100
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Welcome to Home Cooking at its best. Quiet and Comfortable. Nice atmosphere and great food.
Happy Hour Daily from 5-7pm in the Lounge.(21+) Banquet room that will seat 60. KARAOKE FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE LOUNGE----9:30PM TO 2:00AM
Hours of Operation
Mon.--Fri.==== 11am to 10pm Closed Sunday
Sat.========== 4pm to 10pm
LOUNGE: Mon/Thur=5pm-10pm Fri/Sat=5pm-12:30am

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Old Cherokee Capitol Building

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Tahlequah, OK Ethnic Heritage

Statue of Liberty Replica

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