I am always on a look out for coffee shops that are open late…read more So When I found this place on Yelp that was open on a Saturday night until 11 pm, I was like awesome.... I had to try it out..... As I was walking into the coffee shop, I was getting a weird vibe. The barista was a nice guy. At the counter I saw a weird sign that I had never seen before. I can't remember the exact wording but it was something in the lines of weed could be added to any drink or sth which caught me very offguard since I had never seen such a thing in CA. Obviously I didn't add anything to my drink (no thank you in a million years) and just settled for my simple latte. My latte was nothing special. It was luke warm than Hot which was a disappointment. The only reason that I am giving this place a 4 star is because they are open late and the barista was friendly. Besides that I think the cafe itself was very weird.......

Found this gem on a visit to Tulsa and was pleasantly surprised! It was poppin in the neighborhood…read moreso parking took a minute. Upon walking in I was surprised by how spacious and cozy it was inside. There are multiple rooms with different types of seating and lots of folks in there reading and working I tried the Velvet Underground with oat milk and half sweet and it was DELICIOUS! The barista was so sweet to me and everyone, helpful, knowledgeable about the menu and answered lots of questions. Stayed to read my book for a while and it was so lovely. Would def be back anytime I'm in the neighborhood

First time visiting The Collaborative based on a suggestion by a friend. I was greeted as soon as i…read moremade my way to the counter. I thought the interior design was cool with some interesting lights hanging from the ceiling. Plenty of seating. There are three seating areas. Inside seating was a mix of 2-seat high top tables, 4 seat tables, some bench seating with tables and a few comfy upholstered chairs. There is also a really nice outside seating area but it was pouring rain the day I visited so I wasn't able to enjoy that space. On this visit all I had was an Americano but the coffee was really good tasting. The pastry selection was quite sparse at the time of my visit but apparently there are normally more to choose from; muffins, scones, croissant, etc.

Have had coffee here before, very good. Nordaggios and the…read moreCollaborative, great, go to both. This time tried chai, on the go. My friend ordered for us thru her app, so that is a cool thing regarding service! Have hung out here before, they still have the lovely patio and great indoor vibe. Mural art. Recommending this place for just hanging with a journal or friends.

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.

Cons: I don't know what this place is usually like, but on a Friday at lunchtime it is a very busy…read more Pros: we were lucky enough to find a table near the door. I had a Matcha latte which was very good. But it did cost me $10. And my sister-in-law had a Cortado.

Well, I've been making it a point to stop in at coffee shops across the country on my 15k mile road…read moretrip. I'd heard some good things about Pony, so I knew it was a must-do while passing through. First impressions were great! Killer location. Epic aesthetic. Great layout. Easy parking. It had a real 1990s Seattle underground cafe vibe. Reminded me a lot of the bike messenger cafes I'd hang out at back in the day....Just super well curated. Plenty of space and comfy places to sit. The crowd was an interesting mix of demographics etc, all fantastic. Here is the good / not so great: As a traveller unfamiliar with the nuances of this local coffee spot I was hoping the staff would be engaging, cool, friendly, attentive..... welcoming. When I walked in, the energy was awesome: lots of regulars, baristas chatting it up, saying hi to people coming in that they knew, The lame part was how dismissive the staff was. I mean, look, I'm not expecting anyone to give me a hug and regale me with their life story, but, at least make some eye contact or pretend to pay attention to me rather than act like I'm interrupting your conversation with the dude at the bar seating. And more importantly than making a new patron feel seen, please do not burn the crap out of their croissant order. Like... black/el carbon/ coal burnt. The coffee though- Fantastic! Once again I had my standard, iced latte, whole milk. It was probably in the top 5 best coffees I had on this road trip. A smooth gradual warm note from the espresso, nicely pulled, and the perfect blend in the cup with the milk. I highly suggest a stop at Pony when in Tulsa. Great spot, great coffee, just don't expect the staff to really acknowledge you until you have spent some time there.

The space is beautiful with industrial touches and exposed brick, creating a welcoming atmosphere…read moreto reset and take a break. I had a cortado (fantastic), and my friend enjoyed their tea. I also appreciate their focus on sustainability, ethical sourcing, and giving back to the Tulsa community. Looking forward to coming back next time I'm in town.

Quiet spot. Friendly staff. Amazing coffee. Sad we missed out on bags of beans but will be back…read morenext time we are in town.

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.

Still rocking & rolling. Tulsa's best chocolatier is a great breakfast/ lunch spot as well. Enjoy…read morethe Big Ole salad. Sandwiches/ wraps are solid too. Friendly service, Chef Randy loves his clients & our community.

I can't believe I didn't know this place existed until just a few days ago. I'm so glad we stopped…read morein!! Everyone was so helpful and kind and the coffee and muffin were fantastic. Definitely worth checking out!!

Excellent experience at this unique, local coffee shop. Trevor helped us decide what to order and…read moreshared part of his story with us. The food was perfect. A chai latte, kitchen sink cookie and the chicken bacon ranch sandwich were a decadent trio that combined for a special treat for lunch. You will find that the shop has eclectic artwork hanging on the walls and all kinds of people congregating here. Relaxed and special. What a gem in Jenks!

Great service. Big portions of baked goods and yummy too! Love they support local art.read more

The Chai Latte with a generous amount of cinnamon on top is a perfect blend and mildly sweet. The…read moreFarmers breakfast can be a burrito or bowl with a choice of bacon. Sausage, or chorizo. With it being Resurrection Sunday, they had a rush prior to my arrival so I had to request the table outside on the patio to be wiped off. Within a minute it was address. The Coffee house on Cherry Street lives up to its peaceful slow paced ambience. If your palate is looking for something sweet there is an extensive selection of baked goods.

I love this place. The easiest five stars I've ever given in a review. This is a very unique…read moreindependent coffee shop. The coffee is great. The pastries are great. You can get sandwiches too if you'd like. And the atmosphere is great. Relaxing and very tastefully designed. Now what really makes it special is the expansion they are doing. They're expanding into the space next door. Adding a new bigger kitchen. AND they now sell all kinds of really nice items to make your kitchen special. None of these are mass produced items. They are made by local artisans. Tea pots. Cups. Vases. Very special handmade gift cards and gift tags. The kind you would keep as a keepsake. Awesome coffee mugs. Just really nice stuff. Today we ended up buying two of our Christmas gifts there along with some very unique Christmas cards. The service throughout the entire process was great. We're from out of town and today was only our second time there, but we'll come back every time we visit. Highly recommend.