Reba McEntire Has a Piece of The Voice Set on Display in Her Oklahoma Restaurant

The legendary Voice Coach may have “borrowed” something pretty big and iconic from the set.

Reba McEntire’s Oklahoma restaurant, Reba’s Place, showcases personal memorabilia, including her actual Coach Chair from The Voice that guests can sit in.
The restaurant combines dining, live music, a bar, and retail, reflecting McEntire’s Oklahoma roots and her vision of warmth, community, and hospitality.
Reba’s Place was created with strong fan support and in partnership with the Choctaw Nation, aiming to boost jobs, tourism, and opportunities in southeastern Oklahoma.

Throughout her entire life, Reba McEntire has enjoyed massive success in whatever she puts her mind to. From establishing herself as one of the most iconic country artists of all time, to becoming the kind of actor you can build a sitcom around (twice!), to being crowned the winning Coach of The Voice in Season 25, the Queen of Country is a force. But did you know the Happy’s Place star also owns a restaurant in Atoka, Oklahoma?

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It’s true! McEntire’s restaurant, which first opened in 2022, is fittingly called Reba’s Place, and it serves up made-from-scratch dishes that reflect the care that McEntire brings to everything she’s involved in. And in many ways, Reba’s Place doubles as the home to some very Reba-centric memorabilia — including one piece that fans of The Voice are very familiar with.

Reba McEntire has a souvenir from The Voice set on display in her Oklahoma restaurant

Reba McEntire sporting a ponytail on The Voice Season 28 Episode 1.

Photo: Trae Patton/NBC

Diners who explore the restaurant will notice something that stands out almost immediately — tucked next to a collection of some of McEntire’s most memorable outfits and dresses is her honest-to-goodness Coach Chair from The Voice. (See a photo of it on display at Reba’s Place, here!)

Not only can guests sit in McEntire’s oversized Coach Chair and do their best Ms. Reba impressions, as one fan did in this Instagram photo, but Santa Claus himself has been known to stop by Reba’s Place during the holiday season for a festive photo op while sitting in the chair.

Technically a combination restaurant, bar, live music venue, and retail store, Reba’s Place serve up delicious food and an inviting atmosphere, but it serves as a tribute to the Queen of Country’s Oklahoma upbringing.

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Reba McEntire as a judge on The Voice “The Battles Part 3” during Season 28 Episode 9 — Pictured: Reba McEntire  Photo: Trae Patton/NBC

McEntire had a vision for the space from day one: “Feeling of warmth, welcoming, neighbors helping out, and it’s just community. That’s what is so special about Oklahoma,” she told the Tulsa-based News on 6 in a May 2026 interview.

The restaurant itself is located 319 East Court Street in downtown Atoka, Oklahoma, just a few miles away from where McEntire grew up on her family ranch. And, according to the Happy’s Place star herself, the restaurant couldn’t have been possibly without the support of her millions of fans.

“Music and the fans helped build this place and get it all together. And that’s what a restaurant is all about, where people can come in, visit and eat,” McEntire said in a 2022 statement. “Reba’s Place is a joint venture with the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, and they are the best partner. It’s exciting to work with people who have a passion for this town and for creating jobs, tourism, and new opportunities in southeastern Oklahoma, in the community where I grew up.”