It's a little coffee shop only open during the academic year. They only sell coffee, no other…read moredrinks or food items. But there's wifi and they're a nonprofit! A local church charity for the disadvantaged. Stop in for a cup sometime!

It's a cup of coffee for a good cause and that's about it…read more The drip coffee is usually old so I'd suggest getting the French press. Espresso there is hit or miss depending upon the barista. Milk texture is also very unpredictable... often times the lattes can be made too thin or with enough foam that it may count as cappuccino (again it depends on who's volunteering that day) It is for charity so that's really nice but if your looking for a quality cup of coffee, I'd suggest Balanced.

An attractive little coffee shop with a comfortable inviting area to sit and sip; or you can grab a…read morecup of your favorite brew at the drive through. Friendly staff and fast service. An iced mocha for me that successfully passed my scrutiny. A good bold coffee taste that lasted to the last sip from the cup, even with melting ice. It was great. My wife had a white, caramel, iced something something. She liked it. It made up for the less than fantastic breakfast we had at the café down the street.

They were very sweet and helpful with figuring out what drink sounds the best. But I would highly…read morerecommend

We waited 30 minutes for a drink and it was separated and melted and the customer service was…read moreawful. They missed ingredients I had ordered. Awful coffee place.

I love Caribou, but the service at this location (the only one in Oklahoma) leaves a lot to be…read moredesired. When I go, I'm met with employees that seem to be grudgingly working. Since I live in OKC, my trips here aren't as often as I'd like being how much I enjoy Caribou, but probably spread out enough that I don't have to frequently face the rudeness I seem to encounter. One visit, I ordered an iced pumpkin chai latte. I was given just a regular iced latte. When I approached the counter to get the correct order, the incorrect order was practically snatched from my hands with an eye roll and loud huff. When the right order was made, it was thrust at me. I merely said thank you and went on my way. But I didn't realize getting the right order was such a huge deal. But hey - there's a big difference between tea and coffee, even if they both include the word "latte." Recently I went there for yet another iced pumpkin chai latte and decided to throw in a donut to mix it up a bit. There's a donut labeled "cake donut" and I decide to order it. The label is directly in front of the tray, but it doesn't look very cake-like...but who am I to question what they decide to call their treats? The employee seems confused and begins pointing to every donut but the very one that is actually labeled "cake donut." Finally she comes around to point some more (completely ignoring the label directly in front of the donut I want) and I said "no, the one right here labeled cake donut." She gives me a look and says incredulously "that's a long john!" Ok well sorry that YOU all labeled it incorrectly - I'm just going by what's actually on there. I just tell her that's fine, I still want that one. She's already charged me and that's when another girl approaches her and says "what are you doing?! Stop!" Being a retail manager I'm thinking how that's NOT how you approach a fellow employee in front of a customer, but I digress. Finally that second girl looks at me and says "looks like you got a good deal on a donut today..." as though somehow *I* was the sneaky one and switched their donuts signs when they weren't looking. A moment later she hands me my chai latte and tells me how she made it in record time. Well great, I'm glad it took you all of a few minutes to put some ice in a cup, put the pumpkin sauce in, pour in the chai latte, and mix it up...being that I was the ONLY person placing an order or even in line. Thing is, had they had a good attitude about it all, I wouldn't have cared and would have laughed along with them. But I don't like being treated like I am a nuisance for simply placing an order or that I'm somehow the one at fault for them labeling things incorrectly or wanting a simple order made right (I'm not one of those crazy specialty order people, the pumpkin chai latte is a basic seasonal menu item at Caribou). I drive up to Stillwater several times a year and stop by Caribou each time and always have similar experiences, but the iced pumpkin chai latte stories stand out since I was just there. Really it's only getting three stars because I love the drinks and have for years from growing up in Chicago. But sometimes I wish there was another location away from those at OSU that clearly don't want to work there.

Really cute place! Nice places to sit outside or if it's raining like it was today we drove…read morethrough! Great coffee and the service is very friendly and have great suggestions if you ask. We learned today there that there are more wheels than doors. According to the barista.! lol with AI's assistance fun place

Awesome coffee! Very quick service! They have a cute little place you can hangout! 10/10 recommend!read more

I got a 911 And after a while, it's started curdling…read more I'm not sure what the issue is with this, but I usually enjoy these drinks.

The drinks are delicious and a better price than Starbucks. This is the first time I tried Dutch…read moreBros because my daughters said it was good and I definitely agree.

Outstanding gelatos..had the raspberry, coffee and passion fruit. So good. One of the better things…read moreto eat in Stillwater.

It's such a cute lil place! I absolutely love the setup and the garage door. The vibes are just…read moreright. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. I was strolling downtown one evening and saw they had gelato and not just coffee. They had the garage door open and it was so nice out. I popped in and tried a few flavors but the double chocolate stole my heart! I've been back several times now and can't stay away from the chocolate gelato! Incredibly delicious. Probably the best gelato I've ever had. Such an awesome find on Main Street!

While I can't eat anything here due to allergies, my family loves their baked goods. (We've not…read moretried the "non-desserts.") My son thinks they make the "best brownies ever", and judging from their smell and appearance, he's likely right. Meanwhile, my daughter's favorite dessert is macarons, and Persimmon Hill can compete with the best she's had. My husband recently tried a strawberry puff something (looked like a picture) and said it was amazing. We've always had good experiences with the staff as well; they're kind and helpful each visit.

The food and staff were incredible! They bake everything in-house, which is a huge plus. Greeted by…read morefriendly staff and so many delicious looking desserts - I ordered their macaroons and Mexican wedding cookies. They were absolutely scrumptious! This place is definitely worth checking out!

Ever since my son started at OSU four years ago, I've passed by this restaurant many times and…read morealways wondered what it was like. I finally tried it on this trip, and it was wonderful. Delicious! The food here isn't greasy at all. You can choose your preferred spice level when ordering, and the ingredients are fresh. The dishes are served on trays reminiscent of those used in traditional Chinese tea ceremonies. The side of rice is cooked on the firmer side, but once you mix it with the sauce, the texture becomes perfect. The prices are student‑friendly, and the portions are just right. I can't believe such a great restaurant is located right next to the OSU campus. It's been a week since I ate there, and I'm already itching to go back. I think the restaurant could be even nicer if the interior were updated with a slightly more modern touch.

Great value/prices. Cash discount also. And Same as it was when my wife graduated in 2012! Good…read morefood and nice staff. We got the orange chicken with a little spice added (level 2 of 5). We were very pleased!