Great weekday lunch spot in downtown Tulsa, delicious sandwiches and a wide variety of…read moreoptions.....only complaint? Wish they were open for dinner as well!!

Now this was a meal I can get behind. I needed my southern fatty foods! Very busy for brunch…read more Fred's Fried Chicken and French Toast House made Fried Chicken served atop our French Toast with fresh berries and powdered sugar. Served with warm maple syrup. 50 Shades of Gravy Two hot and fresh house made buttermilk biscuits served with house made sausage gravy.

Great place for breakfast or brunch. Tried it last year and the service was very quick and helpful…read more 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

I have been wanting to give this place a try for quite awhile. I wish I had come by sooner…read more 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.

I don't make it by here enough, but this is always a great brunch stop! I love the healthy menu…read moreoptions and gluten free treats. A fun, hip, location, with lots of personality.

Tucked in the heart of Tulsa's art district, Chimera hits the perfect balance of flavor, vibe, and…read morecreativity. My wife and I stopped in for breakfast, and we're already talking about coming back. I had the Back to Primitive taco, which was packed with flavor--fresh, hearty, and just the right amount of spice. My wife went for the Breakfast Blue Plate Special, and it did not disappoint. Everything on the plate was cooked just right, with quality ingredients you can actually taste. The atmosphere here is what really seals the deal. It's got that perfect laid-back, artsy energy that makes you want to hang out for a while. Great music, friendly staff, and cool decor that reflects the neighborhood's creative spirit. Definitely a Tulsa gem. Whether you're a local or just passing through, Chimera is worth a stop.

Bramble is a solid breakfast/brunch option. Service is…read moreusually attentive and prompt. It usually is very busy so there likely will be a wait for a table especially on weekends. The breakfast poutine is delicious as is the quinoa bowl. It's got a chill vibe overall with a bit of an industrial feel. If you're lucky you may get street parking, but there is a lot across the street. Pricing is average for the type of place, most plates running $10-15x

First, this place is fabulous in its own right. The food and service are outstanding and the…read morerestaurant is trendy and bright. For fans of Hulu series 'The Lowdown' , it's a genuine treasure. At the time of our visit, the series was filming their second season and the street in front of the restaurant was staged to recreate the neighborhood that is the center of the series. Even if they are not filming, Bramble retains enough charm and flavor to be worthy of a visit at any time.

My wife, sister-in-law, and a friend of the family stopped in here for breakfast. Oddly enough,…read moreonly one of us actually ordered breakfast. French toast. Looked delicious! My wife had a salad and egg salad sandwich, her sister had a Caesar salad and both said that they enjoyed their choice.I had a French dip sandwich, as recommended by our server who was friendly and made good recommendations, also keeping the refills on coffee coming regularly, which is appreciated. The French dip was very good, but the bread/baguette, was incredibly good! Really special! I really liked the coffee as well, apparently a local supplier,, although I forgot the name. Place was not overly crowded on arrival but had a wait of 20 people or so by the time we finished. Highly recommend! Wonderful throwback to yesterday year atmosphere.

Came to Tulsa for a wedding. Searched for a breakfast place and found this. Very cool atmosphere;…read morelocated in an old building. We sat at the bar, staff were nice and prompt. Service was fast. I ordered French toast with Nutella buttercream and my hubby got chicken fried steak (which always has a high probability of being sent back -but he didn't!). We sat at the bar and everyone's food looked great. Definitely recommend!

A perfectly quaint dinner spot with creative menu options for adventurous eaters, and tried and…read moretrue classics for those who like to stick to the basics. We had the chicken fried quail and blackberry ravioli featured entrees paired with the chocolate walnut old fashioned and Thai time mule respectively. The food was fantastic and the drinks were well crafted. The service was efficient and Crystal took great care of us. Both of us appreciated the decor and lighting, it almost felt like we were on a movie set. We can't wait to return and try something new!

A fav brunch spot! My fiance and I love sitting at the bar on a lazy Sunday morning. Ask for your…read moreBloody Mary extra spicy - it'll wake you up! I always order their all-day omelet. I don't usually like ordering omelets at restaurants but this place is the exception: they make theirs French style. Super creamy, not rubbery (like how some omelets can get...) simple, yet super flavorful. Comes with a fresh and lightly-dressed side salad as well. It can get busy on weekends so I recommend sitting at the bar if you can!

Katie was the best server and the food was so yummy. Service was quick and genuinely kind; made my…read moremorning!

We are staying at the Hyatt ate here for breakfast! It was the best experience! Katie, our server,…read morewas amazing! So kind, attentive, and quick with everything! It was a gorgeous restaurant with great vibes for a yummy breakfast! We love Katie and hope to be back to visit soon!

It's good coffee have a Arabian coffees of Central America, Specifically originating from El…read moreSalvador, a country where most of the forests are made up of coffee plantations, and which produces high-altitude coffees of excellent quality, it was a great surprise to find a coffee shop in downtown Tulsa. I saw it and couldn't believe it because I grew up in El Salvador and have known Topeca for many years, and I used to drink it and buy it to give to close friends.

Coffee was good. It was conveniently just a block away from hotel. I think coffee shops should all…read moreopen at 6 am. These guys not until 7 am.

This is a one off Bakery Cafe in the heart of downtown Tulsa…read more The focus is bespoke baked goods and espresso drinks. The baked goods are top notch and would fit in in NY or SF. The Espressos spot on with vegan choices. They also offer some hot breakfast items The service was at the counter but very good The ambiance was hip. Again it would be comfortable in a big city but definitely small town prices. Half of California cost.

Fun place to grab coffee and a snack downtown. Quiet place to work or visit. Came for coffee but…read morecould not resist the baked goods, cloth napkins and silver ware

Dinner with family last night. Staying at a hotel a few blocks away. Great choice!…read more Variety of cocktails. Great slightly dirty chilled martini with lots of olives, as requested. Seated promptly without a reservation. Nice vibe, retro theme. Tyler, our server was wonderfully engaging, made good food recommendations, really appeared to be a good human, and made a good meal better ... Salmon cakes appetizer were a nice start, the salads were memorable -- fresh and refreshing -- and my crusted salmon was a completely satisfying entree and I loved the crunch (good portion size, great sauce, and accompaniments). And, Tyler made a great pot of coffee ... strong, rich flavor. I thought it was excellent value. Thanks Tyler!

I heard good things about The Vault from the food to the architecture and vibes so I had to try it…read more Well, I can at least say I tried it but didn't enjoy it. We had the spinach dip which was descent and what we both enjoyed of our lunch. I had the ham and cheese sandwich minus the pineapple. It was dry and the cheese wasn't ooey and gooey. Daughter had the Cuban sandwich and said it was bland and she couldn't taste the mustard aïoli that was supposed to be on it. It was nice to have the tall open windows to let in the light but didn't think the architecture or vibe was impressive.