Byrdhouse Organic Cafe

I stopped in for a coffee last Sunday before church. never been in, but a very convenient location- store is adorable , super cute and photo ready!!! i got a large salted caramel iced , and honestly it was okay. also the prices for such a tiny large was insane. it was 9$ for a tiny coffee , and it took 8 ish minutes with only one person ahead of me. I'm not mad and i would try it again but the coffee wasn't my favorite but the food looked good. unfortunately I Didn't get to try because i was in a rush. overall very meh and ill try again and hope for better experiences :)

If you're a yoga-pants-wearing coastal-liberal-transplant to Oxford and/or a stay at home mom looking for like-minded conversation and a pricy cup of coffee or pastry, this is your vibe. Small (cozy) with limited seating, but the pastries and the coffee we had were very good. In fact the scone I had was very good. The service was friendly and it's only about 2 blocks (or so) south of the square.

Great tasting food that is healthy and completely gluten free. If you are gluten free for health issues and worry about cross contamination when eating out, then you get the excitement at finding somewhere you can safely enjoy. Side note: there is parking behind the strip of businesses. We were chastised by the owner of one establishment to not park in front of their place and visit other businesses, even though we planned to visit hers. Not any more.

We really wanted to like this place but so bad if you're going for coffee. I ordered the salted caramel cashew iced latte and I can barely taste the salted caramel and definitely cannot taste the coffee. My sister and cousin's drinks were also pretty terrible (an ice latte that was completely messed up and not what she ordered, and an iced vanilla chai that has no taste). They were very overpriced for such a small drink that tastes like nothing. The service was slow with no one helping the girl taking orders/making coffee. I would never recommend this place to someone that wants coffee, would recommend Starbucks over this. The shop was cute and we did not try any food or juices, so we cannot vouch for that, but something absolutely has to change with the coffee. I can't remember the last time I had coffee this bad.

We stopped here for while we were visiting Oxford and wanted something healthy for breakfast. Their smoothies are great (as are the blueberry scones), and the service and atmosphere are awesome too. I'm glad something like this exists so close to the square, and we will definitely be coming back. We may actually go back later today for some juice for the road .

Absolutely delicious!!! One thing was better than the next! We kept going back to try different desserts! My daughter with celiacs didn't have to worry and really enjoyed! We will be back!!!

This place is my best kept secret... don't steal it!! Kind of pricey but one of the few places in Oxford that makes things with ingredients I would choose if I were making it myself. I only wish they had more smoothie and juice options that are low sugar/carb. But they have great espresso in tiny lil cups to go :)

I got the Byrd House salad with cilantro lime dressing and it was delicious! So happy to see such a nutritionally and environmentally conscious restaurant like this here in Oxford

We were back visiting Oxford and decided to try Byrdhouse for our morning coffee run. There were three of us and one ordered a 12oz iced latte, and the other 2 ordered 16oz, but for some reason we were all given the same size cup and it appeared to be 12oz. My vanilla latte cost 9 dollars and was tiny. While the drink itself is okay.... it certainly is not worth the money spent on it. Mine was made with coconut milk and the milk is curdled at the top which just honestly looks unappealing, I feel like there should be a way to remedy that. I don't typically post reviews but I feel that this place needs to step up their game in order to continue to get business.

Y'all have to try this place, it is AMAZING!!! I am gluten-free so it is extremely hard for me to find options here in Oxford that are fresh and not out of a box. But this place is so good!Everything is completely gluten free so you wont have to worry about any cross contamination. I always get the Morning Glory Muffin(the best). The avocado toast is really good too, slices are small but that's just because the bread is gluten free. The turkey quinoa bowl was amazing as well.It is on the pricer side but if you are a college student they will do discounts during finals week, which is great! Staff has been so friendly, helpful and talkative every time I walk in there. Makes me feel welcome!As for juices I haven't had the chance to try them all they but the Majik Mint is my favorite right now.Very cute breakfast/lunch area! Reminds me of a lot of places back home in California.