the nut house

I can never pass up the dark chocolate covered pecans. Their fudge is wonderful too. You can get a sandwich, gifts, all KINDS of quality nuts and snacks. A fun place to stop and friendly people.

We stopped of for a quick drink and to use the rest rooms - but bought some souvenirs- and a huge amount of quality fudge and some lime soda for the journey - great place and location with some very unusual sweets - candy - chocolate - nuts etc etc - what great people - very polite and helpful - and we met some very nice customers also who made us feel very welcome in USA.

We stopped here on our Route 66 sightseeing trips and I am so glad we did. It was a little difficult to get to as there was construction going on in front of the entrance so we had to drive a good distance around to get there. It was worth it though. The selection of nuts, coffee and fudge was great. The staff was friendly and we got to sample the fudge and then decide what we wanted to buy. There is also a good size area of gifts and other things for purchase. There is also a deli for sandwiches and snacks. It was a cute place and worth stopping by for something sweet.

Stopped here on my drive down Route 66 the other day. I had been meaning to stop for a long while now, and finally got the chance. It is pretty much your standard affair of fudge, nuts, candies, and trinkets. I was surprised to see they also had a deli too. Free tastes of the fudge are offered by the friendly faces who run the store. I will definitely stop by again for more of the Red Velvet fudge, that was seriously amazing! Worth stopping in if you are in the area.

This is one of the best made to order sandwiches I have had in a long time. They use specialty cheeses, mustards, mayo's and bread which allows for very interesting combinations. Also their other selection of products are excellent.

The Nut House was on our list of Rt. 66 places to visit. It was closed when we arrived so we thought we would have to miss it this trip. One of the people working there was outside setting up for the day and invited us in to shop. The staff is very nice. The Nut House is very clean inside and out. We did a bit of sampling which made it even harder to decide what to purchase. We really enjoyed our visit! Loved the pecans, so had to buy a few bags..that is what I was looking for when we headed there. The fudge was fresh and we purchased a few kinds. There is a great assortment off things to purchase from foods, beverages, décor......... Something for everyone! Have fun!

Cute rustic stop on Route 66. And Hot Mama is the sweetest hostess. Wonderful BYOS (Build your own sandwich), soups, sides and sweets at the deli. Eclectic assortment of OK gifts, home decor, special blend coffees, teas, and of course, nuts. A free taste of fudge just for stopping in. Lots of goodies to sample and taste through out the store. Just a delightful place to visit.

So Glad we stopped here. We were warmly welcomed. We were given a taste of their homemade fudge & homemade candies. Lots of cute gift items, lots of chocolate, lots of nut products. We really enjoyed visiting the Nut House, and look forward to visiting it again!

Nice people, great fudge and other yummy treats.. worth the stop. never know what all your going to find at this little place. I dont go out of my way but if I am over that direction I have to stop in. The jelly's are delicious and they have some nice made in Oklahoma gift baskets for that hard to shop for friend or family member.

The Nut House was a nice stop to get out and stretch our legs. Inside there is a deli, a fudge counter, and many cupboards filled with different types of nuts, and candies.The fudge was very good, and the nuts that we bought were ok. My husband really liked them, but they tasted burnt to me. We also bought some jelly, which was very good.It was more of a boutique, and we really aren't into little trinkets and dust collectors.But it's a cute little shop, that if you have the time, try it out and enjoy some fudge :)

The Nut House is a nice place to stop and buy some nuts....It has many other things also. They have fudge and candies, jams and jellies and many other things.

Being a diabetic was so happy to find they has a sugar free fudge that was soooooooo delicious. My husband loved the chocolate pecan fudge. Place had such a variety of items it would have been so easy to go overboard. There was a great variety of nuts to be had there as well as jams, jellies and preserves. Worth the stop.

This place is just off the highway and worth a short stop if you like those old fashioned businesses that used to be the norm but are now a dying breed. It is clean, quaint, and has good products and trinkets. The deli restaruant inside is larger than you think and looks like a good sandwich place but we didn't eat. They have homemade fudge and several in the group said it was excellent. Lots of jam, jelly, and nut related products. I think they are in the middle of a pecan tree area and do lots of pecan related shelling, etc, during the season. It's worth a 20 minute stop and you will find a freindly staff.

Well known among Oklahomans and Route 66 fans, The Nut House and its very friendly staff offer a wide variety of locally made country goodies such as pecan logs, home-made jams, jellies, honeys and candy... and especially an extensive case of melt-in-your-mouth nut-flavored fudges they'll let you sample. I particularly liked the root beer-flavored variety but the pecan fudge is to die for. The location is along the Mother Road.There is also a small sandwich shop for made-to-order and to-go road food that includes a mini-convenience store and soda pop case. What more does one need? Many locally-made arts and crafts articles are also for sale. The "girls" are good Christian ladies and this is the Bible Belt so hush them bad words when in The Nut House. They are glad to offer travelers motel and restaurant advice, especially for Route 66 attractions. This place is also very kid friendly, except for the toddlers who might disturb the crafts work.