I have been wanting to give this place a try for quite awhile. I wish I had come by sooner. I absolutely love the atmosphere. There are wildflowers on each table, cute art pieces, mismatched mugs, & overall super cute decor. Service was phenomenal! Our waitress was amazing. Food was good. My husband had the Wildflower breakfast, my oldest had the 2 egg breakfast, my youngest had cereal (which I told her was silly since she could have cereal at home), & I had the breakfast burrito. Everything was good. My only complaint was the coffee was weak but that is me. I like my coffee to be strong enough to make you not sleep for days. read more

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Such a beautiful place!! The plants all over this restaurant filter the air naturally while bringing such a peaceful and pretty ambiance. The service was amazing. John was our friendly server and he was great, the food was SO good! I had the eggs benedict and it was wonderful! Everyone enjoyed their meal. Will be back for sure. read more

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Great place for breakfast or brunch. Tried it last year and the service was very quick and helpful. The interior of the place makes you feel like you're at home and the tea I had was amazing. Would def like to try the veggie quiche next time I'm in the area read more

First time here and I was impressed but it also was not what I was expecting. There is a total breakfast diner feel here but with a more boho décor. It's very chill. I met a friend for a quick bite. Having not been before, I asked the server what his fave was. He ran down a long list but did mention their pancakes were amazing. I went with a veggie omelet and wish I had added cheese. The ingredients were fresh and good though and it was huge. But it was not as huge as the pancake I ordered as a side. I got the organic maple syrup. All was delicious. (But I was only able to down about half of each.) Even though the place was filling up, we didn't feel rushed by the staff. I would totally dine here again. While it is breakfast-centric, there were a lot of sandwiches and a few salads to choose from. Their iced tea is amazing. I would love to go back and try the coffee. I saw a note posting summer hours. They will stop seating at 2 PM. read more

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Good food, even better service in a cozy/comfy space. I ordered the taco Tuesday special, carne aside tacos; steak tacos with cilantro and onions served with green salsa, refried beans, rice, and a few chips. The steak was flavorful and tender. The cilantro, onions, and salsa verde were the perfect compliment. The rice and beans were pretty standard but a good addition to a great meal. read more

Wildflower Café - Carne Asada Taco daily special - Bakeries Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Wildflower Café - Tulsa What a vibe! We're in town for the Billie Eilish concert, so of course we had to check out Wildflower Café (I mean--how could we not, with that name?). And wow, it did not disappoint. The food was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully done. They even had gluten-free buns--major bonus points! Everything tasted homemade in the best way, and the prices were surprisingly great for the quality. The whole place just had this cozy, welcoming energy that made it the perfect pre-concert stop. If you're in Tulsa, definitely go. Wildflower Café lives up to its name--simple, beautiful, and unforgettable. read more

First off, immaculate ambiance. Came in at a perfect time. Cafe was chill and morning sun was coming in. Staff was immediately welcoming. Had a build your own omelette with perfectly crisp bacon and thick (but not too thick) brioche toast. I travel a lot for work and typically try someplace new every day/visit, but I'll be coming back here every time I'm in Tulsa. read more

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Presentation of the food was good. Taste was good. I had quiche and I'd give it a three biscuits and gravy not homemade two.Stars shrimp and grits. 4 stars service was good atmosphere loud call for reservations mostly on Saturday and Sunday. I guess we waited about 30 minutes and that was for 1030 breakfast. I will go back at more laid-back time to try something else very crowded read more

I arrived in Tulsa early on a Tuesday morning, with a craving for biscuits and gravy weighing heavy on my brain. Luckily, the Wildflower Cafe was nearby, so I headed over. They were petty busy, but I only had to wait about 5 minutes for my windowside table. Soon, a cup of hot coffee was in my hand and my b&g order was in the kitchen. Meanwhile, my very friendly and attentive server was quick to keep the coffee refills coming. The food was excellent and the portion was perfect. I'd chosen one of their egg combos, so in addition to the flakes, fresh baked biscuit topped with creamy sausage gravy, I also got a small side of cheesy grits. Don't judge! This is a cute little place, with a homey, friendly vibe. I'm glad I checked it out! read more

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Visit this restaurant regularly and every time is just an all around amazing experience! It's always good to see Morgan with the biggest smile on her face and my new waitress Darian was so nice and inviting! Everyone who works here has such good energy! Will continue to come back time and time again! read more

Wildflower Café - Mango berry salad - Bakeries Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Great food and service And NO STUPID TV!! The flowers are a nice touch as well. Plus you can get REAL butter! read more

Went to this adorable little spot for breakfast. Every single staff member was cheery, kind, and seemed to genuinely enjoy their job. We were quickly sat (highly recommend getting their early because it max's out FAST!). They gave us coloring pages and a whole cup full of crayons (good ones!), and promptly took our order. I ordered the avocado toast on wheat (on menu it comes on sourdough) and it was likely one of the best offerings of this dish I have had. The atmosphere is hippie meets your favorite crazy aunt. We ordered 3 adult main breakfast dishes and one kids meal, and everyone cleared their plates. Jocelyn, our server, was so bubbly and sweet, highly recommend everything about it! read more

This was my second visit--the first time was a few months ago to have brunch with family on the weekend, but this time was a solo late lunch after a doctor's appointment downtown. I was definitely tempted to order the amazing crepes I had last time--they were so decadent and yummy with the fruit and Nutella drizzle--but I decided I was hungry for a sandwich instead. They have a pretty extensive menu of sandwiches and burgers, including a couple of vegetarian options, plus many different kinds of bread to choose from, but finally decided to go with chicken salad on sourdough. They also have two different types of chicken salad you can choose from, regular or sweet, and I went with the sweet version which had some tasty fruit (apples, grapes) plus crunchy celery and pecans mixed in. The sandwich was quite substantial--when I held my hand up to the plate, one half sandwich was about the size of my palm! I also struggled to choose side orders because I was torn between a side salad, pasta salad, the fruit cup... but decided I absolutely had to go for the potato salad. It was served in one of the ample stoneware cups they serve soup in. To be honest the serving of potato salad was really enough for two meals for me, but it tasted so good that I ended up eating all of it. I did save half of the sandwich and that ended up being most of my dinner that night--a pretty excellent value, honestly. And the food... it was all fresh and just like eating at someone's home. The super friendly server also kept my coffee and water topped off, and she helped me pick out a couple of desserts to take home to my dad. I ended up with a piece of "Sally's sheet cake" and a toffee shortbread cookie. The cake was similar to the potluck fave "Texas sheet cake" with chopped pecans in the frosting (although my grandmother always made it closer to the "Ladybird Johnson Mexican Chocolate Cake," with no pecans, and a bit of cinnamon, which I didn't detect in Wildflower Café's version). Highly recommend trying any baked goodies they have on display when you stop by. I also loved the ambiance of the restaurant with the late afternoon light filtering through all of the windows. It is such a cozy spot without being kitschy, with sunny yellow curtains and mismatched thrifted mugs to serve coffee and the bakery case full of goodies. It makes me want to be a neighborhood regular. I can't wait to go back again. read more

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I absolutely loved this cafe! We went here on a Monday morning and the atmosphere was very cozy and welcoming. My husband had the piggy quiche while I had the avocado toast and we both were absolutely in love! The bread was buttery, the eggs were perfectly cooked, and seasoning was on point on both items. All of the staff were excellent, they were friendly polite and made sure to be consistent with table check ins despite how busy they were. Overall we rank this as one of our best breakfast dining experiences in Tulsa! read more

Been here twice and really wanted like this spot. First time I had a burrito swimming in pre made cheese product that you can tell right away it came out of a can. The decor is great, unique and warm the floor staff are hard working and attentive but the food meh. I ordered the piggy crepes with a side of grilled tomatoes. Grilled tomatoes are listed as a side not a substitution. More on this later The crepe is a pre made crepe and was served literally cold with cold cheese over it. The tomatoes were barely grilled and tasted more as if they had been boiled. I get that restaurants have to use some pre made items at times, specially a crepe but I noticed that all the plates that came out had cold unmelted cheese. Along with the cold crepe and barely grilled tomatoes the food just doesn't match the atmosphere of high quality home made recipes. read more

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Came here on a Saturday morning. The wait was around 30 minutes. I recommend walking up the street to check out some of the close shops. Once we were seated service was nice and fairly fast even though it was packed. I got the piggy crepes with a side biscuit & gravy. The crepes were good, but I wish there was either more cheese or some sauce in it to make them slightly less dry. I think a béchamel or aioli could go well in them. Another in my party got the sweet crepes. Those were very good, your standard fruit Nutella crepes. The melty Nutella helps make it all meld together. It's definitely bustling in there, and it's great to see the place doing well! You'll get slightly modern diner feel here. read more

Wildflower Café - Piggy crepes, sweet crepes, biscuit and gravy - Bakeries Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

WE always love eating at Wildflower! Everything always comes out just right and the service is impeccable. It's maybe a bit crowded but it still feels cozy and comfortable! read more

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The breakfast was good it was pretty busy and packed. The ambiance was old school like 70ish inside. The products were kind of organic which was great and the food was decent but it was a long wait to get in and the food was mediocre. I might go back again if I was around that way. read more

Cute little restaurant, expect a short wait. Food is fast and fresh and attentive service read more

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Great vibe, awesome staff, and food that will keep us coming back! Highly recommended the Wildflower Cafe. read more

Wildflower Café - Brunch - Bakeries Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Eclectic place located on historic Route 66. Scratch made breakfast with nice portions. Ordered veggies crepes and Wildflower breakfast. Crepes were good but would have been better with a sauce as they were dry. Hubby devoured his breakfast platter. Be prepared to wait if you give this place a try as it is popular but there is a cute antique market next door to browse while you wait. read more

Wildflower Café - Wildflower Breakfast - Bakeries Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

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"Welcome, friends" - we were warmly greeted at the front door and treated like a cherished member of the family from start to finish. We started with a Nana Nana Boo Brew (banana favored coffee) and Wildflower breakfast and Piggy Quiche. The quiche was huge and generously seasoned with ham and served with a side of biscuits and gravy. The Wildlower breakfast was delicious, portions were generous and everything was served with a smile. The atmosphere is warm and cozy, our server shared her community pride and we were so touched that we contributed to their fund. Wildflower is committed to feeding everyone, regardless of their ability to pay. In exchange for a donation of $20, you can select a coffee cup from their selection of unique cups, some vintage, others just one-of-kind treasures. Start your day here and then work off your meal by shopping the Meadow Gold district. read more

Holy waffles! Probably the best waffle I ever had. If you love fluffy yummy waffles this is your place. I had mine with banana, pecans, and it came with a peanut butter butter. So many waffles options. The crepes with Nutella and strawberries was ok but not my fav. read more

What a gem! We had breakfast at Wildflower Cafe in Tulsa's Meadow Gold District, and it was nothing short of spectacular. I ordered the Wildflower Breakfast--a hearty plate loaded with bacon, ham, sausage, eggs, and hashbrowns--and every bite was delicious. You can taste the care and quality in the food, and the portions were generous without being overwhelming. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, with a cozy, community-centered vibe that made us feel right at home. The waitstaff was prompt, friendly, and attentive--exactly what you hope for at a breakfast spot. One thing that really stood out was the cafe's commitment to the community. It looked like they offer some kind of food-sharing program for the local unhoused population, which was incredibly heartening to see. Just a bunch of kind people serving great food and making a real difference. This place is a true Tulsa treasure. We'll definitely be back! read more

Cute little breakfast spot. All the food we had was great. I got a traditional breakfast and my mother got the quiche. We both enjoyed and would return again. read more

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All the food was great! It was super busy but we were able to call ahead to get on the waitlist, so we didn't have to wait too long. read more

Wildflower Café - Veggie Crepes with a side of Hashbrowns - Bakeries Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Just a cozy lil brunch spot. It's located next to a specialized cheese dealer if you're into charcuterie and all that jazz. The food was good, their eggs were perfectly done, everything was hot, sausage was good. No qualms! I love the aesthetic of this place too lol. It just feels like a flower shop that coincidentally serves brunch. read more

The food was great. Ample servings to make sure you are sated. It has a wide variety of breakfast/brunch items. The biscuits are made in house. The coffee is rich and freely poured. The service is great. The place is full of plants adding a homey touch to the ambiance. read more

Excellent food and service. The restaurant was very clean. Can't wait to go back. If you want a great bunch try this place out. read more

Always love this place for breakfast, great service and food every time. I usually get the crepes and and a side of eggs and I'm never disappointed. read more

Wildflower Café - Nutella crepes, black coffee, orange juice, fruit cup, side of eggs. - Bakeries Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Always consistent, and the ingredients are farm fresh!! Best breakfast in Tulsa!!! They have large family tables like the dining tables you grew up with at mom and dads so relax it's just like home eating here. read more

Wildflower Café - Shows the family local vibe that welcomes you. We always hit up Wildflower when we are in town. Oh the prices are right too!!! - Bakeries Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Visited for the first time today - man, this was a great find! Everything was fresh and delicious - no pictures, it was eaten too fast! The drip coffee was very good and I'm a picky coffee critic. Biscuits and gravy were flavorful but not soggy or salty. My eggs were fluffy and bacon was thick cut without being greasy. Just 10/10 all around. Cute place and the staff were very kind. It was a bit of a wait, but what can you expect on a busy Sunday AM? Totally worth it! Can't wait to go back and try the quiches read more

My boyfriend and I have been going several months now and really love the food! Eggs benny is a favorite for us, the avocado toast is delicious and filling, the pie never disappoints. The waitstaff are all wonderful, but Jocelyn has been our favorite. Each time she serves us she is bubbly, kind, and happy to answer any and all questions we have! The environment is so sweet and feels like you are in your grandma's kitchen! I hope the environment stays as close to the same as it can when they move to a bigger home!! Currently on the weekends you can expect a wait if you show up after 9, it is pretty crowded, but worth it every time! read more

There is a side parking lot available but it is a shared lot with other businesses. You will need to check in and there was a bit of a wait, there isn't a waiting area so we stood outside with a few other families. We got our table after 10 minutes. It has a bit of a diner feel, our waiter was efficient and friendly and also knowledgeable about the menu. He did check in several times but not too much. It was a little too warm inside but the food was really yummy. I loved the hollandaise sauce and their gluten free bread was really good. The Hashbrowns could have been a little crisper. I also tried the coconut syrup and it was really good. This place is definitely worth a repeat visit. read more

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I took a friend here for brunch on her birthday. She ordered the chicken salad and I ordered the French toast. We were both very satisfied with our food read more

I had assumed that the Wildflower Café would wreak of veganism, and that the café would be packed with hipsters eating quiche and avocado toast, while sipping Brussel sprout/Bermuda grass juice, from trendy Mason jars. As it turned out I was terribly wrong. Wildflower Café is a very cozy typical Route 66 café. Quiche and avocado toast are on the menu, but most diners were eating normal café food: eggs, waffles bacon and pancakes. No hipsters to be seen. Mostly families, workers, a few retired folks and probably a few tourists that blended in with the locals quite nicely. This is the Meadow Gold district of Tulsa. Here, there is a concentration of trendy boutiques, and touristy bodegas. A really neat area of 11th that is a required stop on Route 66. The café was busy this morning. A few parking spaces were available under the shadow of the picturesque, historical Meadow Gold sign. Inside there were empty tables and booths corresponding to the number of vacant parking spaces outside. We were quickly seated and served a couple of big glasses of Tulsa's questionable tasting tap water. Breakfast was an easy choice. For me, the meaty Wildflower Breakfast and for my wife a single plate filling fluffy pancake with a big patty of butter. It was accompanied by the only choice for syrup in Oklahoma, Griffins! The Wildflower Breakfast had enough meat to share. A phenomenal, perfect cooked as ordered breakfast. The pancake was light and delicious. Check the pictures. A very enjoyable breakfast. The café has a welcoming small town friendly feel. Fast attentive service. Yet another excellent café on the best stretch of the Mother Road, Tulsa, Oklahoma. read more

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Perfect for a quaint Sunday brunch! I met up with a friend and we only had to wait 5 minutes for a table, despite it being prime brunch hour. The menu had countless incredible options, ranging from traditional breakfast items like eggs and pancakes to unique flavored waffles and yogurt bowls. The servers were so nice, and the ambiance was very cute with flowers and plants hanging. I'll definitely be going back to try many more of their menu items; you can't seem to go wrong! read more

Wildflower Café - Banana nut bread French toast special with a side of cheese grits - Bakeries Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

This was our first visit to wildflower Café and it was absolutely phenomenal! I don't rarely have exceptional reviews for breakfast places, but from the food to the service, it was top rate. Their scratch biscuits are the best I've ever had and smoothest coffee in Tulsa! Shout out to Jo, our waitress. She is awesome. The whole experience was five stars. If you haven't been there get there. read more

Amazing staff and food! I always recommend people try this place. The atmosphere is very "eating at grandmas" which I love. They serve you coffee and drinks in vintage mugs. Too cute! If you're looking for a good breakfast / brunch spot, this is it! read more

Wildflower Café - Burrito & Pancake - Bakeries Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

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This place is super cute and unassuming. I would not consider this a "coffee shop", but a definitely breakfast spot. To my knowledge they only serve drip coffee. The breakfast menu os pretty great though, even for folks like me who don't usually like breakfast enough to want to spend money on it. The parfait is solid and yummy for a liter breakfast that packs solid fruit and protein. I also love the breakfast crepes, although they were not at all what I expected. Definitely a crepe, but is served and eaten more like a burrito, so it is a heck of a lot of food and I've split it into two meals on more than one occasion. There is a good mix with the clientele of older folks and younger, friends, family and colleagues who choose to come here for a meal. The staff are all super friendly and kind. Very patient. I like the area it is in. Our family counselor is nearby, so we come after counseling sometimes and even my husband who usually just wants to eat a croissant with cheese and an egg has found breakfast food here that he enjoys and hasn't had before. Solid Spot! read more

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