You have to wait morning or night because it is always so busy- but guess what! Busy means good and…read morereturn business !! Have brought others here and told others to come- everyone has always been pleased. The ambience is not quiet it's hoping but that's ok! Food is decent portions and there isn't a miss on anything any of us have tried!

Great experience!…read more Loved everything but the house chips (overcooked and over seasoned while without much taste). When you go, be ready to stand in line though it moves fast. Also, don't worry: while you might walk in and there are no seats, when you order you'll find people have moved along and you'll be able to sit. Table saving is not allowed and post-meal lingering is not promoted. We get it: buy the food, enjoy it, and move on with your life. Harvey Club and all other sandwiches and salads hit the spot. The chips are a miss. The desserts are a win! The place is lovely and lively and full of the cool kids.

I love this bookstore and coffee is also good. The coffee is around 5 dollars for a latte. The…read moreambiance is so cute and I love to study here or read. I love that they have a lot of community events here as well.

Such a great bookstore + café combo--honestly one of those spots you can easily spend hours in…read more Their drinks are solid overall--the dirty chai is a standout and consistently good. I did try a café au lait yesterday that tasted a bit watered down, but everything else has been on point. What really keeps me coming back is the experience. The customer service is always warm and welcoming, and the book selection is impressive--no matter what genre you're into, you'll find something here. I also love that it feels community-oriented. They also host book and craft clubs. We've been here a few times now, and it somehow gets better with each visit--always a slightly different experience. I picked up a few books for my upcoming trip, so I'm excited to finally slow down and get back into reading.

Omg this place is amazing and the experience and atmosphere is incredible. It like your family and…read morethe food is so good I can't wait to come back and visit again. If you're wanting some amazing southern food I could not recommend a better place for you to eat at. Ask Kat to be your server you will have laughter and joy and it's like coming back home to a small town restaurant a very humble and family atmosphere

Looking for a chicken fried steak and Kendals is too far or not open? I was not disappointed. My…read morefamily has been looking for a place for reasonably priced but good,are in house chicken fried steaks since Ann's chicken fry closed. Kendals is always good, but driving from Yukon is not fun. Jimmy's Round-Up Cafe hit the spot and will be an option to bring our family who visit from out of state/country. The rolls and fried pies were good as well. Staff was friendly; place feels like a rural Oklahoma town diner. Felt like home.

Wasn't sure how to order properly. Nice staff. Treated me with patience and respect. Good…read morecoffee. No bitterness but some strength.

Cute and chill place located in a quaint neighborhood. I got their Banana Bread Latte and it was…read moresuch a fun choice! The subtle banana flavor and dairy free peanut butter cold foam paired so well with the coffee itself. I believe that flavor is seasonal, but they had lots of other cool combos on their menu. Arrive was very nice and helpful!

Cafe Contemporary is located in Oklahoma City in the lobby of the Contemporary Museum…read more This gem of a cafe offers a menu of full meals or small bites with full bar service. We ordered: Green Smoothie Bowl (V) Avocado, banana, spinach, cauliflower topped with toasted coconut, Big Sky Bakery granola, peanut butter, maple syrup House-Made Whipped Ricotta Seasonal jam, fresh seasonal fruit, spiced nuts, sliced brioche from Bui's Bread B.L.T. House-made bacon jam, lettuce, tomato, avocado, pickled red onion, vegan basil mayo, ciabatta roll What a delightful surprise, as the offerings here are like no museum cafe I have ever visited at home or abroad. Artfully designed menu options and a setting of peaceful tranquility to enjoy your selections. Professional and knowledgeable servers offering suggestions to meet all tastes. A fabulous destination even if you don't plan to visit the museum. Call (405) 768-2845 to place your order. Open 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday, Wednesday-Sunday. Closed Tuesdays. Five stars plus!

Great ambiance. Small cafe. Very clean and you can hit up the art museum for free right after or…read morebefore eating. Great date option. My wife and I went with another couple. We had the Mushroom Reuben, the BLT, the open faced shrimp sandwich and the Avocado Linguini. Our appetizers were the salmon potato cakes and the milk bread with whipped ricotta and peach jam (if I remember correctly). The Salmon cakes were really dense with fish and tasted a bit like crab cakes but obviously made of Salmon. It came with a corn cream sauce. Good dish but I think the Japanese Milk Bread & Ricotta was the star. SO GOOD! It was all lightly sweet but the jam with ricotta and the added nuts + fruits - a top notch appetizer for sure. The Mushroom Reuben was good but I'm a meat lover so I did miss the meat but it was still hearty with tons of mushroom with the tanginess of the sauerkraut. Good vegan choice if that's what you prefer. My wife liked it cuz it was different. I enjoyed the BLT. Nice thick bread with all the fixings. Both dishes came with brocolli salad. The brocolli salad was good. It does have nuts in it though so don't let that catch you by surprise. The shrimp sandwich looked good and our friend ate it all so I'm going to give it a thumbs up. All the sandwiches came with some really flavorful bread and butter pickles! The linguine was a bit of a let down. It called for asparagus or something but they ran out of the veggie so our friend basically just paid for pasta and edamame. I personally don't think it was worth it and it was lacking in salt. Overall, this place was good. Portions are good (not huge but enough). Service was quick and friendly. They have a lot of vegan options so if you are vegan, this place is a gem.

I've been to egg and ca Phe twice, both times I got the Vietnamese coffee. I've tried the popular…read moreegg foam as well as the pandan. Both were delicious! The coffee is not super sweet but the cold foam helps make it sweeter. I'd say it's strong but not as strong as some other Vietnamese coffees I've had. The coffee shop is super cute, they have a decent amount of seating. It gets pretty packed on the weekends.

Nice space for coffee has a patio. There is no food just…read morebakery items The coffee is veitnamese and there are not alot of sugar free options.

This is a popular spot to have a quick business meeting when you also need a little sustenance…read more The copies are delicious and the pastries are excellent. The service is quick and the prices are very fair especially given the location.

service is good, sometimes great, always better when not swamped, but friendly and personal. Menu…read moreoffers very good variety, and sweets to go are worth the visit. A good 20 minute drive, its worth it. Clean atmosphere and price point is very competitive. Fun place to visit.

Gluten free wraps. Love the bees knees smoothie! Have not tried anything I didn't like.read more

Very nice Bee Healthy Cafe store with a wide selection of smoothies, wraps, sandwiches and healthy…read moresnacks. Service was great and the interior is relatively large with plenty of seating and tables. Highly recommended!

Review #103 (Arbor Café)…read more Location: The Arbor Café is located in the First Americans Museum (FAM) on the 1st floor in the north east side, by the FAM 39 Restaurant. Hours: Open during FAM hours during grand opening weekend Sat, 18 Sep, and Sun, 19 Sep, 8am-5pm; Mon, 20 Sep, 10am-5pm. The manager told me last night hours may vary based on need and availability. Then open during normal hours starting on Wed, 22 Sep, about 10am-5pm Thursdays and Fridays, then on Saturdays and Sundays 11am-5pm. Closed on Tuesdays like the FAM. Drinks: They offer various coffee drinks, from coffee sourced by local Native Americans. One source they use is O-Gah-Pah brand coffee. They offer non-caffeine drinks too like juices, water, etc.. Food: They offer various snacks and food sourced and made from local Native American cultures and chefs, that are made in the 39 Restaurant; but offer a quicker service choice than the formal restaurant. Seating: there are a few tables and chairs in the café area to sit at or you can take your food outside to walk around the grounds. Decor/Design: They have the "Arbor" sign in tan lettering with the "o" in circular tree branches/limbs. The chairs are orange with the tree branches/limbs design and cut-out with spaces, as it is called "Arbor." The tables have beige, tan, and brown wood. {Posted on Sun, 19 Sep 2021}

From the owner: The Arbor Café features O-gah-pah Coffee beans roasted up the road by the Quapaw Nation, one of the…read more39 tribes of Oklahoma featured at First Americans Museum. The menu also offers specialty popcorn, hibiscus tea, salads, soups and flatbreads. Looking for something to do this weekend? Visit the First Americans Museum and join us for espresso! The Arbor is located across from the Xchange Theater and offers visitors a great place to stop for refreshments while visiting the museum. Inspired by the traditional structure, this café offers a comfortable spot to meet up with friends over coffee or grab a quick bite.

I came here expecting wonderful food due to previous reviews, but, in reality, our food came to us…read more50/50%. Please let me explain. I came in and it took a few minutes before someone cane out of their very closed-off kitchen to receive my order. The gentleman did get my order and ensured himself and me that he heard my order correctly...I appreciated that! I ordered three gyros, one without the sauce and another just meat and bread with the third gyro being a full gyro without any special instructions. I also order the kafta, and I am so glad I did! There were several people that came in after me. They all went to the counter and waited without anyone coming out to take their order. Most left as they were all enclosed behind the wooden room divider. This divider certainly did divide the staff and their customers. One could not see into the kitchen at all nor a staff member to see their customers. It was a very strange set-up. When a customer comes into a restaurant, they usually are able to see someone there, but not here. The divider goes from the floor to the ceiling. It is a shame, truly. The dining room held a few tables and chairs. Everything was very clean. No complaints there. I soon received my food and went home. All the gyro sauces are kept in tiny plastic to-go cups. Most of the tops had popped off, during my ride home, leaving most of the sauce covering the inside of the bag, making quite a mess and leaving us with very little sauce. Unloading the sack, very gingerly due to this sauce, I found our order was complete and perfectly executing per my instructions. That is a great feat in itself! I was so happy that I didn't have to call asking for a forgotten gyro or one that was not made properly. We all sat down to eat our gyros and all were going to sample the kafta. The kafta was so very good. It was still hot and juicy! The spices and the meat just made our mouths so happy. We all loved it! The gyros though, were a sad experience for all of us. The gyro kept was mostly VERY dry with some meat being actually crispy and way too dried out! The gyro bread was very dry as well. None of us were able to finish our gyros. The hungriest of us had three bites out of his. We really tried but the sauce did not even make it right as the sauce failed to cover-up that dryness! The owner is most welcome to say his piece as is evident they excercise their right with most of the reviews that are short of singing their praises. But I think that if these reviews are read by them in a way that they were open to constructive criticism, and used that energy in a positive way to figure out what they need to do to protect the meat and bread from drying out as they do the kafta, both the customers and they would help winners. I want to come back soon and try them again with much hope that they have found a way to keep the meat and bread from drying out. If so, my mouth will sing the staff and gyro their praises! I would then be a very happy and consistent customer of LoQm'e! Blessings to you all.

Best Gyros in OKC!!!! They put a ton of meat on the sandwich and I love their tzatziki sauce!!!…read more The owners are super sweet and welcoming!!