First off I love that the coffee shop is open till 10 PM. That is amazing because a lot of places…read morearound town that are coffee. Shops are not and more should do this. I love that It had three different spaces that you could sit and hang out with your friends and relax. I got their large iced Americano and it was one of the better ones I've had in town. It was strong and wonderful and I will be back and it was not overpriced. I also tried my friend's quiche and it was wonderful if I had not already had dinner I would've had that for myself. They had some good looking pastries as well and apparently they have other food items I believe for breakfast time. This is a coffee shop I will be returning to in the near future. It is wonderful. The service was a little slow but only because it was one person working and she got a little busy with all the people so that's not her fault.

We recently tried Shades of Brown again and it was just as good as we remembered! We used to…read morefrequent this coffee shop in college. It's a large, cozy shop with an extensive coffee menu. Friendly baristas and fast service too.

The Collab has such a cozy community environment that invites you to stay a while and get some work…read moredone or catch up with an old friend for hours. This is especially true after their recent renovation that includes beautiful murals and more open seating, not to mention the amazing patio to soak up the sunlight! The drinks are terrific too and Collab has an inventive menu for their specials. I like their drip coffee and they have this really spectacular drink called the Sunny Spro (lemonade, sparkling/tonic water, lavender, and espresso) that took me by surprise and became one of my all-time favorite drinks! The staff are also very friendly and helpful as well as knowledgeable about their menu and offerings. This is also one of the few places in Tulsa where you can order a bottomless drip for those days where you do decide to stay a while. I love the Collab and highly recommend you give it a shot! (5/5)

Cute coffee shop in an industrial feeling area. The inside is a little small but has some seating,…read moreand I believe they have two sides to their interior. They also have outdoor seating on a patio. I've been here twice on 2 separate visits to see my sister who lives in Tulsa (I'm from CA). The baristas are always friendly. I tried the horchata latte and didn't think it had a huge horchata flavor, but the coffee lasted me for the day so it was strong enough. Would visit again on a future trip to Tulsa but would try a different drink.

Knowledgeable and friendly staff! Very well organized store with cute products and their selection…read moreof tea and coffee is quality.

Love their spices! Cheaper than buying in the store! Their teas are amazing as well! Love to go to…read moreMecca!

This is a nice spot for a delicious, strong cup of java. Caffeine jolt is guaranteed. A few…read morepastries and baked goods are available at reasonable prices and staff provide speedy service. I always feel that their baristas take pride in presenting their coffee creations. This is also another great spot for co-working or for relaxing. They got plenty of small tables and chairs inside and outside and a couple of comfy sofas. Lots of great natural light streams in. They also have a small shop carrying coffee, coffee-making materials, and other gourmet goods.

Coffee is strong here (hence the double-shot name) and customer service is pretty amazing. I love…read morethe building. The pastries looked amazing, too. DS also offers a lot of things to take home like wine, ground beef, OJ, cream, cookie dough, and all sorts of coffee-centric accessories. Try the banana coffee before it's gone (limited time only) especially if you're adventurous. It may be an acquired taste but I was glad I tried it. I usually put a bit of almond milk in my coffee but I felt like I didn't need any for this one. We also tried the Ethiopian featured blend and bought beans to take home.

Great coffee and ambience, love the patio and great service. Delicious pastries too. Highly…read morerecommend!

Trying too hard to be trendy. It was honestly chaotic all the vibes they were trying to push. The…read moremenu was on a wall you could not see when it was time to actually order...helpful...the staff was straight rude and cold. There was a lot of seating and yet it was so freaking busy. My mocha was okay. Honestly a bit lackluster considering the hype. Coffee wasn't that smooth or failed in very well. I did appreciate the outside space for kids but also it was way too hot to be outside so yeah. I wanted to love this place but hard pass.

Fantastic ambience, love that it's a neighborhood coffee shop, delicious Americano, locally sourced…read morecinnamon roll. I wish I had just thought to take a picture of it before I got halfway through it! The barista was very friendly and talkative, happy to tell me more about the place.

Such an amazing experience. The coffee is roasted in house to perfection. The lemon curd latte is…read moreby far the best latte I have ever had. This is a must try experience. They are even open on Sunday!

I first got coffee at an OKC location and loved it. I was excited to see this one closer to home…read more My Tulsa experience was good. Drive through was fast and friendly. I ordered an iced latte (which is not my usual order) but I did like it. I do like the flavor of their coffee. Obviously I didn't go inside. I do like this location and will probably drive through again.

I had an iced mocha moon latte and it was so delicious! Wish I had visited this place sooner but I…read morewill definitely be coming back! There's plenty of seating for studying and the shop is clean and elegant. Drinks were made quickly. There's even a little parking in the back which is nice for Cherry Street.

Savory, cheesy, bacony, buttery and flakey. That Scone was rich and delicious. An expertly crafted…read moremocha with semisweet chocolate made a perfect match. Oh yeah! Check the picture. This is a great little café. Comfortable inside. Excellent friendly accommodating service. This scone... impressive!

I would only recommend 1 chocolate here: the Mexican Chocolate (the green-looking one). The local…read morehoney jar too maybe, I say this because I'm traveling so I yet to taste it. We sampled 11 different chocolates, but honestly only 2 really stood out to us: the Orange Stick and the Mexican Chocolate. The rest were fairly bland and didn't have the rich, memorable flavors we were expecting from a specialty chocolate shop. The service was polite and professional, but it lacked a warm, welcoming feel. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but it also wasn't one that would make me want to come back. Personally, I would recommend Glacier Chocolate over this shop. We found Glacier's chocolates to be more flavorful, more unique, and the overall experience was much more enjoyable.

I finally stopped in The Coffee Grinder after yoga at Be Love, and this place is so cool!…read moreAmsterdam-style with local art, ginormous homemade cookies, and tons of syrup flavors to make your drink. I ordered the new breakfast burrito, which turns out takes a while to make. I had to leave to do school pickup but came back to pick it up and the ladies were so nice and had it ready for me to grab. I'm actually leaving this review as a thank you! They made me feel very appreciated as a new customer and the burrito was worth going back to pick up! It was delicious and felt nourishing. I didn't take a picture because I couldn't wait to eat it- Just what I needed! Thank you to all who make this place run- it's very cool and I plan to be back!

I've been trying to find a few new coffee spots on my way to work. This one is almost right off the…read moreCreek Turnpike. I actually visited twice in a two day period. My first stop was on Friday morning before work. The owner was very friendly. My latte was a bit strong but OK. We stopped in again on Saturday morning before the herb festival. My latte was actually better this day. We also tried some of the baked goods: a slice of pistachio bread (which was a great shade of green) and a slice of almond-poppy seed bread. Good flavor but they were a little dry. I'm assuming it was one of the other owners who waited on us. Again, super friendly (and fast). Be aware that their coffee sleeves might not be workplace appropriate depending on where you work. Just sayin'. :) I will stop in again. Their breakfast and lunch menu looked good!

We decided to give this coffee house another try after not having been in several years. Both of us…read moreordered lattes, but unfortunately they tasted mostly like milk with very little espresso flavor. The scone was also disappointing--it tasted more like cake than a traditional scone. I used to come here years ago when they served DoubleShot coffee, which I think is some of the best coffee around, so I was hoping for a similar experience. On the positive side, the space itself is very nice and inviting. Service is great. I just wish the coffee had been stronger and more flavorful.

Today I decided to play tourist. I'd always heard about the adorable Cherry Street... only to learn…read moreit is not actually on Cherry Street. Tulsa said "plot twist" and honestly, I respect it. I hit the Coffee House on Cherry Street and was immediately greeted by a lineup of pies, cakes and muffins that made me salivate like I hadn't eaten in days. I behaved myself and ordered an iced Americano with an extra shot, a splash of cream, and a little sugar. It was smooth, not burnt or bitter. My friends grabbed a sandwich, chips, and a cookie for $15 and walked out full, happy, and bragging about how good everything was. The sandwiches, I'm told, were savory and judging by how silent they were while they devoured their turkey delights, I believed them. And now I have plans to return for my anniversary because I spotted a slice of German chocolate cake that could easily be shared with some to spare. I might even squeeze in the strawberry pie because balance. Tulsa, you're chaotic, charming, and delicious -- and I'm finally catching up.