It's a little coffee shop only open during the academic year. They only sell coffee, no other…read moredrinks or food items. But there's wifi and they're a nonprofit! A local church charity for the disadvantaged. Stop in for a cup sometime!

It's a cup of coffee for a good cause and that's about it…read more The drip coffee is usually old so I'd suggest getting the French press. Espresso there is hit or miss depending upon the barista. Milk texture is also very unpredictable... often times the lattes can be made too thin or with enough foam that it may count as cappuccino (again it depends on who's volunteering that day) It is for charity so that's really nice but if your looking for a quality cup of coffee, I'd suggest Balanced.

After a great breakfast a delicious cup of coffee to sip on during the drive home would be perfect…read more Just a half block west from Granny's Kitchen on Seventh street is Aspen Coffee Company. The best cup of coffee in Stillwater. Fresh hot and delivered to you at prices college students can afford. My wife ordered a medium something something. White chocolate, I think. I had my favorite Mocha. A quite delightful mocha I must say. Deep rich roasted coffee flavor, with the perfect amount of not to sweet chocolate. It rivaled the coffee from my favorite coffee stop in Broken Arrow. Rarely done. Not a big menu here. A few pastries. Fast friendly service.

Really great coffee, friendly staff, plenty of seating, and they serve breakfast tacos and pastriesread more

What I like about the Daily Grind is its witty name, the kind staff, the work/social environment…read more(you can do either without feeling out of place), and the standard coffee options. This is the kind of place you'll want to come to if you like a little bit of noise while you're drinking your coffee. It's funny how many different coffee shops there are in Stillwater - all with their own unique quality. I like you, the Daily Grind.

First of all, just wanted to share that the Daily Grind is OPEN, NOT closed. I just called there to…read morebe sure! A nice, cozy coffee shop close to campus, with kind service and good pastries. I'm glad to have it in Stillwater!

This is a great little coffee shop in Stillwater. The service is very friendly, the space is large…read moreand well furnished, and they make great coffee! It's as simple as that.

Very smooth coffee!! The best I've had in Stillwater. It was a welcome cup after having the gross…read morebitter coffee from the Starbucks the day before. This is a place for people who drink coffee and don't just want a logo on their cup!

We waited 30 minutes for a drink and it was separated and melted and the customer service was…read moreawful. They missed ingredients I had ordered. Awful coffee place.

I love Caribou, but the service at this location (the only one in Oklahoma) leaves a lot to be…read moredesired. When I go, I'm met with employees that seem to be grudgingly working. Since I live in OKC, my trips here aren't as often as I'd like being how much I enjoy Caribou, but probably spread out enough that I don't have to frequently face the rudeness I seem to encounter. One visit, I ordered an iced pumpkin chai latte. I was given just a regular iced latte. When I approached the counter to get the correct order, the incorrect order was practically snatched from my hands with an eye roll and loud huff. When the right order was made, it was thrust at me. I merely said thank you and went on my way. But I didn't realize getting the right order was such a huge deal. But hey - there's a big difference between tea and coffee, even if they both include the word "latte." Recently I went there for yet another iced pumpkin chai latte and decided to throw in a donut to mix it up a bit. There's a donut labeled "cake donut" and I decide to order it. The label is directly in front of the tray, but it doesn't look very cake-like...but who am I to question what they decide to call their treats? The employee seems confused and begins pointing to every donut but the very one that is actually labeled "cake donut." Finally she comes around to point some more (completely ignoring the label directly in front of the donut I want) and I said "no, the one right here labeled cake donut." She gives me a look and says incredulously "that's a long john!" Ok well sorry that YOU all labeled it incorrectly - I'm just going by what's actually on there. I just tell her that's fine, I still want that one. She's already charged me and that's when another girl approaches her and says "what are you doing?! Stop!" Being a retail manager I'm thinking how that's NOT how you approach a fellow employee in front of a customer, but I digress. Finally that second girl looks at me and says "looks like you got a good deal on a donut today..." as though somehow *I* was the sneaky one and switched their donuts signs when they weren't looking. A moment later she hands me my chai latte and tells me how she made it in record time. Well great, I'm glad it took you all of a few minutes to put some ice in a cup, put the pumpkin sauce in, pour in the chai latte, and mix it up...being that I was the ONLY person placing an order or even in line. Thing is, had they had a good attitude about it all, I wouldn't have cared and would have laughed along with them. But I don't like being treated like I am a nuisance for simply placing an order or that I'm somehow the one at fault for them labeling things incorrectly or wanting a simple order made right (I'm not one of those crazy specialty order people, the pumpkin chai latte is a basic seasonal menu item at Caribou). I drive up to Stillwater several times a year and stop by Caribou each time and always have similar experiences, but the iced pumpkin chai latte stories stand out since I was just there. Really it's only getting three stars because I love the drinks and have for years from growing up in Chicago. But sometimes I wish there was another location away from those at OSU that clearly don't want to work there.

This Aspen location always has friendly, fast baristas. They also keep the case stacked with…read morepastries. Goodies galore! It's been a pleasure visiting this location, though it can get packed. Many OSU students live nearby. Finals season you'll be lucky to get a seat inside or outside. In warmer months the flies can get to be a bit much, and sometimes the baristas don't keep up with the lobby as needed, though Aspen can get pretty busy.

Five stars the coffee was excellent and ambience was very good. I spent several hours there…read morestudying and writing without disruption. Highly recommended for students.

I had the best experience with the most positive crew! They were respectful as well as funny! Best…read moredrive through experience I have ever had. They got my food out quickly!!

Great breakfast. I had the breakfast bagel on jalapeno (not the cheese one) it had a nice kick to…read moreit. Hubs had the lox and onion bagels. Very tasty and the service was very good!

I was blown away at how wonderfully done our event was! I booked Simplicity for my graduation party…read moreand loved every second of it. So many guests raved about the tea, the food, and most importantly the service. This was the perfect spot to have our event, and I will sing high praises about it to everyone!

As a gift to my dear British friend, I enthusiastically took her to Simplicity & Co. for tea in…read moremid-March 2016. We ordered a pot of the black breakfast tea and requested milk, but no sugar. We were quite surprised when we were told the milk would actually be coming IN the teapot and not on the side. We asked specifically if it was going to come IN the pot, and the cashier said, "Oh, yes!" When the teapot arrived at our table, the tea was steeping IN the milk and water and it was a murky, dishwatery-colored liquid not resembling a proper pot of tea. So, we waited, hoping the tea would indeed steep properly. My poor, British friend was horrified that a tea shop anywhere would 'mash' their tea IN the milk as opposed to adding milk after it had brewed. We visited for a while, hoping the tea would get stronger, but unfortunately it lacked most of the lovely flavors we anticipated when smelling a sample of it on the extensive tea wall. Furthermore, our unimpressive pot of tea was $10 ($6 without milk and an added $2 for each of us to have milk). We both felt the concept was very unique and were excited to try a tea shop in Stillwater. However, our first visit very much missed the mark and our disappointing initial experience will most likely not warrant a subsequent visit.