Milk Bottle Grocery in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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Milk Bottle Grocery

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Mile Marker 839 mi from Chicago
Rating 4.2 / 5
Typical Visit 10 min
On Route 66 1926-1985
Highway Historic Route 66

The iconic Milk Bottle Grocery, a quirky landmark, welcomes travelers with its playful, oversized milk bottle. This historic stop, a beacon of the Mother Road, offers a glimpse into roadside Americana with its unique architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Visitors can step back in time and capture a memorable photo with this unmistakable Oklahoma City icon.

Milk Bottle Grocery sits at mile 839 of Route 66 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Heading west, it's about 10 mi past 45th Infantry Division Museum.

● 2426 N Classen Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73106, USA, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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