Best Coffee Shops in Tulsa, OK

When it comes to coffee shops, your tour guide has tried them all. The best coffee roasters in Tulsa are DoubleShot, Pony Coffee and Topeca.

Plenty of coffee shops do not roast their own beans. We’ve listed our favorite shops and roasters below. Whether you’re meeting a client, catching up with friends, studying by yourself, or driving thru on-the-go, check out these best coffee shops in Tulsa.

DoubleShot Coffee

This destination roaster is a coffee connoisseur’s dream in a reassembled two-story barn circa 1850. Expect top-notch coffee and delicious baked goods made on-site at reasonable prices. Just don’t ask for decaf or sweetener. Portlandia’s coffee shop manifesto scene was based on DoubleShot. It gets crowded but there are various areas to meet, read, or work — including two patios.

SoBo neighborhood | 1633 S Boulder Ave | DoubleShot

Pony Coffee

“Grab a cup of giddyup” at Tulsa’s hippest java joint. Housed in a former bicycle shop, the vibe is homey and eclectic. Pony roasts coffee from Costa Rica, Ethiopia, and Tanzania and gets baked treats from Saint Amon in south Tulsa. While not a great setting to focus on work, Pony is perfect for catching up with friends with its upstairs nooks, covered back porch, and outdoor benches. A spacious lot makes parking a breeze.

SoBo | 1623 S Main St | Pony Coffee

Dweller at Brut Hotel

A minute down the road from DoubleShot and Pony is the trendy and tropical Brut Hotel. Their lobby coffee lounge features plants and wooden tables. Sip outside in the shaded garden or panoramic rooftop in nice weather.

Dweller can’t be beat on Fridays from 7:30 until noon when lattes are 50% off and drip coffee is free. Yes, free. On weekdays 8:00-10:30 start your morning at rooftop restaurant Soma. Brunch dishes are $14 and include coffee or juice.

SoBo | 1840 S Boulder Ave | Dweller on Instagram

Topeca Coffee at Hyatt Regency

Seed-to-cup coffee is grown and hand-picked on the owner’s farm in El Salvador and then roasted in Tulsa. Find branches in the upper lobby of Hyatt Regency and inside Vast Bank next to ONEOK Field. Topeca owns Cirque Coffee (see below).

Deco District | Hyatt Regency 100 E 2nd St | Topeca

Inheritance Juicery

This stylish restaurant and cold-pressed juice bar feels like an import from LA. It serves organic and vegan food and smoothies in a West Elm-furnished interior. And, yes, there’s coffee too! Everything tastes flavorful and feels healthy. Expect elevated prices for food and service of this caliber. Take advantage of the free infused water on tap. A variety of tables, couches, and bar seating draws a diverse crowd to this spacious interior with an open-air alcove and sidewalk patio.

Blue Dome | 108 S Detroit Ave | Inheritance Juicery

Foolish Things

Floor-to-ceiling windows overlook Route 66 and the downtown skyline. High tables allow you to stand and work. For those who want a seat, you’ll share communal tables and couches. Located in the Cathedral District, Foolish Things is a great place to meet with a group or study by yourself.

Cathedral District | 1001 S Main St | Foolish Things

Coracle Coffee

This coffee shop made a cameo in Tulsa King when it was called Triangle. Expect a bright, minimalistic interior with individual and communal tables.

Deco District | 314 S Cincinnati Ave

Origin Coffee

Tucked away in a quiet north Tulsa residential area, Origin feels like your ideal neighborhood coffee shop. Settle into the couch or grab a stool by the window and watch life in The Heights pass by. For lunch, absolutely head across the street to the delicious Prism Cafe.

The Heights | 210 W Latimer St | Origin Coffee

Cirque Coffee

If you’re on-the-go, drive through their location in a shipping container near Cherry Street—but you’ll need to order in advance on their app.

Cherry Street | 1404 S Utica Av, Tulsa | Cirque Coffee