I never knew this place existed and I was so glad to stop by with my friend and play some games…read moreover coffee. The atmosphere is very cozy and the staff knowledgeable and friendly. Plus, they roast their own coffee in-house! They have muffins and scones and gluten-free muffins plus some breakfast sandwiches and a couple of lunch sandwiches I may come back to try. However, the coffee itself (I got a drip) had little to no flavor and tasted very little like coffee or anything at all. I was hoping it was just the roast I got, but they had two on drip, I tried them both, and the story was the same for both. Overall, it was a good experience but just not the coffee I'm looking for from a local shop. 3/5

This was a great latte! The cinnamon scone was huge and very sweet. Really cute place. I got my…read moreorder to go but I would have loved to hang out here. I hear that the other food offerings are really good. The outdoor seating area in the side yard was just adorable. Parking might be an issue when all the other spots in this area are open for business.

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.

I live in Jenks, and I'll happily drive 20 minutes for this coffee. That's about the highest…read morecompliment I can give a coffee shop. Their coffee is exactly how I like it--bold, smooth, creamy, and never overly bitter. My go-to is the Dirty Chai, hot or iced depending on my mood, and their cappuccinos are just as good. My son is all about the Polar Bear, and neither of us has ever been disappointed. The pastries and desserts are dangerous in the best way. The no-bake cookies are ridiculously good, and if they're running the buy two, get one free deal... good luck walking away with just one. One of my favorite things about this place is the atmosphere. There are plenty of seating options, people from all walks of life, and it's just a great place to slow down for a bit. I also love watching the baristas--they're fast, friendly, and somehow keep cranking out incredible drinks without missing a beat. They recently updated their menu, and I can't wait to go back and try the Southwest Bowl for breakfast. They also opened another business that's connected to the coffee shop on Cherry Street, which is fun to walk through while you're waiting for your drink. If you're looking for one of the best coffee shops in the Tulsa area, this place is absolutely worth the drive.

Such a sweet coffee shop in the blue dome district! We decided to take a walk around our city and…read moredecided to stop into Sona. The inside was on the smaller side but super cozy and inviting. At first, I almost did the banana pudding matcha (my fiancé got it) so I decided to try something different. I know it has a name but I can't remember lol but it was a brown sugar espresso with equal parts oatmilk. My coffee drink was very good and definitely got me going in the morning. The matcha itself was weak on flavor but that banana pudding flavor was amazing. As a whole we loved Sona and we cant wait to try more menu items!

i've been coming here for a few years now & one of the main things i looked forward to are their…read moreseasonal menus. this time around, their rewards offered a free 12oz signature drink with a purchase of any 16oz drink. with that being said, i got two seasonal menu items: the wedding cake latte & strawberry matcha. i drunk the strawberry matcha first, it was incredible. the strawberry sits at the bottom so the more i got to the end of the drink, the more strawberry kicked in. sometimes, matcha drinks can take a minute to wait on, the wait on this drink (along with the other one) didn't take long at all. i got mine iced. before deciding to roll with the wedding cake latte (iced), there was a french toast latte that i've decided to try the next time around on my next visit. the wedding cake latte had a nice balance of sweet & bitter. i switched the dairy to oat milk (there's also almond milk available). all of the lattes i've tried at sona have never let me down (the first one i tried was the coffee cake latte). every visit, whoever is on staff are always nice. i've come across a handful of people on the clock that i didn't notice previously so it shows me that there's a lot of consistency in the hospitality no matter who it is. speaking previously on the wait of my matcha not being long, my waits aren't long no matter what. every visit has been a good experience.

i started my new job today and since i got there an hour early, i walked around to see what's to…read moreoffer in the area. i was looking for some coffee and cafe cubana popped up and was right up the street, it was clutch. walking up to the door, a lady held the door for me, i come to find out that she was part of the staff (possibly the manager). the lady who took my order was very nice. they had a sign by the register with a special drink and it was the raspberry danish latte, i didn't look at anything else because that's what i went with. there were a handful of baked good to choose from. i ended up getting a powerfood cookie (my first time trying one... i enjoyed it). the latte was really good. the raspberry was at the bottom of the cup and on top of the cream cheese foam. the drink comes in 3 sizes, i had the 12 oz. it gave me the buzz i needed (it was also iced). there are a handful of milk alternatives, i swapped regular with coconut milk. purchases come with rewards points. i'm sure this won't be the last time i stop by so i can start rackin' some points up in no time. cafe cubana also has smoothies if you're not in the mood for coffee. the menu is stacked! there's also a drive thru.

food first, drip coffee or black coffee, i'm not going to…read moreargue you either way, but i be leaning toward former, first, or even left, depending how you look. nevertheless, after ordering in a openend, weakly soft way, as i too often do, ie. "drip coffee, or black coffee, in a medium size, or like a regular size," then looking up at the menu board, i'd seen a café américano drink with which i'm familiar enough to assert is similar in taste to drip coffee, although which i'd assume has a distinctive taste from the particular coffee shop under consideration; perhaps on another visit, however, since the drip coffee was groundingly flavorful and moderately energizing, although i'm still not 100 por ciento whether i got drip coffee or black coffee. ay d10s mío, and not to mention English or spanish considerations. deciría café negro en la mayoría de probilidades, pero ya curioso, ¿comó se dice "drip coffee" en español? tengo un ideá. service the service was akin to g*dliness next to perfect practice, with the highlight for me being the worker answering the question i implied thru ordering, whether to call the medium size drink a medium or regular; hint: former, first, upper left. ambiance comfortingly consistent from only previous visit i recall, with a table by the same spot next to a wall outlet, where i'd previously drawn with fabric markers on a pair of jeans in imitation of a thermal handprints design i've seen before on the pinterest app. also, i quite appreciated the art piece hanging by that spot, tho i'm not positive if it was there on last visit. and lastly, the sitting area with plush couch and chairs was reminiscent of at least a couple coffee shops where i've been, although with distinct design and color scheme that, to me, give the shop appeal as a vibrant daytime spot that stays open late enough to allow the store interior to reflect the outside climate. oh and ps, the inside counter especially, of course along with the proximity to a cigar lounge, resembles the previous café cubana location enough for nostalgic diners and drinkers such as me.

Tasty treat's and speedy service. Lots of savory and sweet tasty options. Go in any time. You'll be…read moreglad you did.

When I was a newcomer to the area about a year ago, I discovered this charming shop and have relied…read moreon it since for most of my family's celebratory events such as birthdays. The online ordering process is easy, the cakes are delicious with a range of unique flavors such as my favorite lavender lemon, and they're beautifully decorated with creative and timeless designs. The staff is friendly and accommodating, always willing to customize orders (including designs from their website). Prices are very reasonable for the quality and orders typically only require a 48 hour notice. If it would be helpful to mention, they have gluten free options.

I've been to Evergreen Coffee many times and often meet friends and clients there -- it's a lovely…read morelocal spot with great atmosphere and friendly staff. However, I recently visited the drive-thru only location on Garnett and had a disappointing experience with unclear pricing. I ordered the Fall in Love Latte (20 oz) with half the pumps and was surprised when my total came to $8.21. The posted signage lists 20 oz lattes at $5.25, with "extra flavor" for $0.25, so I expected something closer to that price. After speaking with the manager, I learned that this particular drink includes two sauces and one syrup, each priced separately -- and that "half the pumps" doesn't affect the cost. The manager was very kind and even mentioned that she finds the pricing confusing as well. I completely understand that specialty drinks may cost more, but the current signage and specialty menus don't clearly show how those prices are calculated, which makes it difficult for customers to know what to expect. I also reached out to the owner (on 10/23/24) to share my experience and suggestion for clearer pricing but haven't received a reply as of this review (nearly three weeks later). I'll still stop by Evergreen occasionally -- I do enjoy their drinks and atmosphere -- but in the future, I'll make sure to clarify prices before ordering. Hopefully, they'll consider making their pricing a bit more transparent for everyone.

Stopped in today because I was next door at La Petit. I had not been here since Evergreen took…read moreover. I love what they've done with the place! :) I tried a half-sweet, iced Aloha Latte. Oh my! Again, the décor inside was rustic and chic and homey. My latte was ready before I even got my credit card out. Stop by here if you're in Owasso!

My family and I went to Overflow this morning. The service was great, the food and drinks were…read moreamazing! The biggest blessing came when I was leaving and the owner asked to pray for me. I'm at a point where I need to be on oxygen for a few days. This really touched my heart and made my day. What a mighty God we serve!

The interior was decorated perfectly, so cute and I loved it. I didn't really like all of the…read morereligious stuff everywhere tho but it won't deter me from going to the business. They had so many different kinds of drinks that sounded delicious. My drink was good, a bit too sweet for my taste, but I did like it. I didn't try any of the food so I can't speak on that.

Delightful spot tucked in a cultural space with working vibes. The fresh made pastries were so…read moreflavorful and unique. The drinks were expertly crafted and well balanced. Absolutely excellent flavors, well roasted and served with a smile. What a fun space to have coffee this morning. If you are in the area it is worth the stop!

I am familiar with Topeca Coffee; it is a company from El Salvador that offers some of the best…read morecoffee grown and produced there. About five years ago, while walking through downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma, I discovered a couple of Topeca coffee shops; later, I saw the brand in a few supermarkets. I bought some at the downtown shop two weeks ago, and a few days ago, I purchased some at the Sam's Club in Olympia Plaza.