I always love the quiche here. The pastries are amazing too, a little pricey but I know they make…read moreit from scratch each morning. I do wish they made the croissants everyday. I went for brunch on a Saturday and they did not make them that day. several people came in wanting them and left bc they did not have them that day. they said to call ahead but I feel that is a basic item that should be made everyday. It is a very small but clean and cute place. I enjoy the staff and the service. they make the creps to order and are worth the wait. I did not get a photo of my quiche bc I was too hungry and started to eat, but the quiche is always my fav here.

What a cute little French bakery! They were very kind and helpful. My boyfriend and I went to check…read moreit out today. We both got quiches and they were sooo good. I wish they had more drink options. I would've loved an iced chai latte. Also, I love crepes but they said it would take 20 mins and talked me into a quiche that had similar ingredients. Not sure why they have crepes on the menu if they don't sell them at peak hours and they talk you out of ordering one.

While I can't eat anything here due to allergies, my family loves their baked goods. (We've not…read moretried the "non-desserts.") My son thinks they make the "best brownies ever", and judging from their smell and appearance, he's likely right. Meanwhile, my daughter's favorite dessert is macarons, and Persimmon Hill can compete with the best she's had. My husband recently tried a strawberry puff something (looked like a picture) and said it was amazing. We've always had good experiences with the staff as well; they're kind and helpful each visit.

The food and staff were incredible! They bake everything in-house, which is a huge plus. Greeted by…read morefriendly staff and so many delicious looking desserts - I ordered their macaroons and Mexican wedding cookies. They were absolutely scrumptious! This place is definitely worth checking out!

James is loving being able to find quality Japanese desserts in Tulsa for a change! For YEARS…read morearound here if I was to ask a bakery (Asian or otherwise) if they had crepe cake, I would just get this deadeye "huh"? Recently I found out about DBK and now I can satisfy that itch that only Japanese style desserts can scratch. Picked up a couple of slices of ube crepe cake and a six pack of the ube and strawberry bbangs. All of it was fantastically delicious! The bbangs are like soft cake tacos stuffed with creme and fruit and the crepe cake was to kill for. I will definitely be making more stops here for sweets!

For 2025, I set a New Year's resolution to explore a new dessert shop every week, and DBK was the…read moreperfect place to kick things off! I discovered it by chance the week before and knew I had to come back ASAP. Their pancakes (or any cake menus, really) are incredibly soft, and the cream strikes the perfect balance --light and "not too sweet." The cakes are delicate, airy, and absolutely delightful. I love that they feature Asian-inspired flavors like ube and pandan, which add a unique touch to their menu. My favorites so far are the vanilla cake topped with fresh strawberries and the pandan cake --it's hard to choose between the two :) I'm already looking forward to my next visit to try their macarons next!

Great service and super fun place to attend during the summer !…read more Can get very busy during summer but seating is always super nice and staff is very helpful

I absolutely love this establishment. The coffee, pastries, atmosphere and employees make for a…read morepleasant atmosphere. The prices are reasonable and it is a great place to meet friends and fellowship The music is excellent and there is a peaceful presence upon the business. I also like the back area where you can play games in the summer. They also have an establishment at Church on the move Broken Arrow that is excellent also!

Fun shop and the samples are real life pieces of chocolate! (What I mean is that they're not a…read moresmall portion!) The employee was really excited about the shop and the CHOCOLATE! He asked if we were milk chocolate or dark chocolate fans....Then, he asked if we were almond or cashew fans. Then, he made suggestions with samples!!!!!! Great little store front!

So this little sweet shop located in the new and fun shipping container small gentrified up and…read morecomming hot spot in down town Tulsa about 3rd and Frankford. They have higher end chocolates and scratch made fudge. The owner, Shaan Malik is a young guy with a love for chocolate and a bubbly personality that is a perfect fit for this up and coming hot spot. Get the fudge or the toffee bar. The shop just is ALOT of fun.

The cutest sweet shop ever! Heaven for kids! Soo many selections of candy chocolates cookies and…read morecupcakes. Icecream and cotton candy also. Candyland for sure!!!! Private parking lot- sometimes full sometimes not. The icecream is so good and not too watery as melts. If you have sweet tooth, beware! Custom cupcakes for events as well. Love love this place!! It's too cute

I'm not sure what to say about Tulsa, OK. However, it is expensive here for no reason. Lol. No…read moreshade, it's a way of life which is different everywhere. Visiting Pinkitzel, I was so excited to see that they have cupcakes. I wanted a sweet treat that was just enough without overdoing it. When I walked into the very cute, we'll decorated and nicely organized shop, I was greeted by the cashier. As you walk in to your left is a cotton candy shelf, straight ahead is the cashier, macaroons, cupcakes, specialty chocolatea, ice cream and, to the right is all kind of bulk candy, modern and old fashioned candies. After walking around the shop that was nicely decorated, smelled good, and had a cute seating area in a bay window that looked out to the restaurants and other shops in the downtown Tulsa. I chose the cookies n'cream cupcake. So cute. The cupcake was moist and soft and had good flavor throughout the cupcake. The topping wasn't overbearing with being too much or too sweet. I've taken several photos of the shop and what it offers. After eating my cupcake, I went to look for goodies for my little one. When I went to pay, I was surprised to see how much I paid for two small items. To me, it was costly. Especially for one of them. I t was alright as they were gifts. I'd say when you come to Tulsa, plan out your budget. Overall, the shop was worth the visit for the experience and yummy treats. Happy Yelping!

Went fairly early on a First Friday (around 6:15ish) and it wasn't crowded at all, didn't even have…read moreto stand in line. We split a slice of the passion fruit chocolate pie along with a couple of regular drip coffees. (Of course, we had to get some of the orange-chocolate chip cookies to go.) I liked the pie. Interesting flavors. The chocolate chips did not overpower the subtle passion fruit cream. It was served a bit haphazard though (but that's just me being picky). My biggest complaint was with the coffee and some of the service. I guess I will order an Americano or something next time because the drip coffee was luke warm at best. We were bussing our own table and one of the staff didn't even seem to know what to do with our dishes. Nobody was overly friendly. Maybe they were just prepping for the onslaught of First Friday-ers. Just off night perhaps.

I really enjoyed this cute French inspired bakery. It was my first time here and I can tell it was…read morea popular spot you order at the counter with all the pastries being shown I got the ham and cheese croissant and a chocolate croissant to test it out my boyfriend got the birthday cake bar and a sausage and pimento biscuit sandwich. We both got Matcha lattes oat milk, and lavender when the food and drinks came out, everything tasted very good. I would say the stars of the shows would definitely be the birthday cake bar and the chocolate croissant. The Matcha lattes we're better than we expected. The staff was super friendly and will definitely be back to try more of their pastries and especially their macaroons.

We ordered a large napoleon for my dad's birthday and it was lovely. Pastry cream was delicious and…read moreabsolutely satisfied all the cravings! We also love the filled croissants, especially the chocolate and pistachio. Stop by and then get a coffee from Nordaggios next door, perfect Saturday morning activity!

Got a variety of their fancy croissants. My daughter said the pistachio was the best. These…read morepastries are good if you eat them fresh same day as it gets hard the next from the batch we got.

What an absolutely delightful place. So first off before I came I called in, I was going to be late…read morepicking up my too good to go order and the woman on the phone reassured me that a few minutes would not make a difference, the doors will be locked but they will still hold my order for me and allow me to grab it. Once I arrived in person staff was just as friendly as on the phone, even allowing me to get the footage I needed for content. When you first arrive the place instantly stands out among the other local shops. It is big, beautiful and looks like a very classy place to eat. Upon walking in it was extremely clean, staff was busied doing their job but still friendly. And it looks like a place you can really sit down, and enjoy your meal. Now the Pastries, oh my gosh the pastries. If you're not aware of Too good to go, it is a service restaurants use to help eliminate food waste by selling orders at a discount price rather than throwing the food away. Every single thing I got from there was soft, tasty, croissants were flaky delicious, whether the food was sweet or savory it was all good. My whole family enjoyed this plentiful box of treats. This is a place I was wanting to try but it is a bit far from where I live so I hadn't yet. I will say it is definitely worth the drive and I will certainly be back again.

Pros: the food is good. we love getting breakfast here. It's a good price. My husband loves the…read moreAmerican breakfast. He gets the croissant with the jam and butter. I like the strawberries Romanoff, the quiche, the chicken friand, the crêpes, the patties, and the tarts. the coffee is good too. The price is good. Cons: the people who work here are such a con. We have never had good service. They're slow and unfriendly. The manager usually tries his best to negate their effect. But there's only so much he can do. We usually have to be in a very specific mood to eat here because we know we're gonna have to put up with the service.