Levity Breakfast House

Hands down one of the top five restaurants in Norman. A mostly scratch menu with excellent consistency. Besides the best gravy on the planet, this menu only has hits. As a longtime breakfast and sandwich snob, I can't fond a single thing to criticize. The only thing that might catch you off guard is parking and the limited seating. For parking, just check the signage with directions in the front. As far as seating, in the warmer months larger groups of 6+ are easy to gather outside but I personally don't recommend bringing a party larger than 4 if you intend to be seated indoors.Again, a flawless experience in my countless visits as a solo patron.10/10 much love to the crew at Levity Breakfast House.

I REALLY wanted to like it. The shop itself is so cute, quiet, clean and aesthetically pleasing. The patio was also very inviting. The windows, floors, coffee machines, counters, etc were IMMACULATE. That's where the good ends.I wanted to order breakfast for my small staff since we were short-handed. I got their orders and called the number on the website. A woman answered, "Hello?" and I got flustered, thinking I had the wrong number. Before I could ask, she hung up. I checked the number and called two more times. Each time, the phone was picked up but no one said anything, then was immediately disconnected. So I decided to just go and order in person.The staff there was very nice. I asked about the phone and they said they were having issues where they couldn't hear anyone but they think it's fixed now. Even though that was all frustrating, that is not the cause of the low stars.Even though the order was large-ish (5 orders), it came out fairly quickly. I enjoyed waiting in the shop, taking in the ambiance and looking out of the large picture window. Once it was ready, they bagged it, brought it to me and said thank you. Nothing over the top.We had ordered a couple versions of the scones, an english muffin sandwich, the waffle and an avocado toast. Everyone's bread, across the board, was DRY. I had the 411 which is supposed to be enjoyed as a sandwich, but I upgraded to gravy. I took a bite without the gravy and there is no way I would have been able to choke down that sandwich without significant sauce. The toast's crust that the avocado came on was very hard and broke the fork and knife used to cut it. The english muffin was also reported to be very dry.To me, the scones tasted like Jiffy corn muffins with seasonings thrown in. They were sweet, dense and hard. The gravy was also sweet and there was oil separating from it.The potato cakes are so thin and crispy that you can't cut it with plasticware. However, the seasoning was good on it.The waffle was reported to be good; fluffy with crispy edges.The menu for the 411 sandwich said "premium pork sausage patty". I don't mind my patties coming pre-made, but the patty was smooth on the inside, being pressed from manufacturing, and it contained a bit of gristle.I hope we just went on an off day, and wish nothing but the best for this cute little place, but I probably would not go again.

Great little spot in Norman! It was my first time and they were super nice! They explained their syrups were made in house and also have some gluten free food options. Will be back!

This is a very cute, very small breakfast cafe off of S. Peters/Eufala in Downtown Norman. I've wanted to try it out for quite sometime, but it always looks so packed. Today my Aunt offered to take me out to brunch and I suggested we try Levity. It was a great choice. The food was great, the coffee was great and the staff were absolute rockstars. They checked in with us often and when they were about to close (oops we got to talking and weren't paying any attention) instead of telling us they were about to close they asked us if we wanted to take home any leftover pastries. It was tempting but at Christmas time we both have too many sweets at home. When I got outside, I noticed I had a flat tire and called AAA. One of the kitchen staff came out and offered free coffee to myself and the tow truck driver. Extremely thoughtful.

Amazing breakfast place in a cozy former house interior with great service that brings out dishes to you. Got the American breakfast with eggs (overeasy), toast, sausage and a potato pancake, an extra potato pancake and a Belgian waffle. Moreover, got the matcha tea drink and a hot cocoa plus an orange juice and both of their specialty coffee/tea drinks (they have two currently - the blueberry matcha and the MJ latte). All of it was delicious and this is an incredible place for breakfast in Norman, likely a favorite hot spot for a lot of college students from OU! Definitely recommended!

Solid place for breakfast, especially breakfast sandwiches. Good coffees. This is not a sit down and the waitress brings you coffee right away kind of place. You order at a counter and get a number and try to find a table. Doesn't appear to be a limit to how many people they will let get in line so getting a table and then getting the food can be a little bit of a wait. You're expected to clean off your own table. This is a little bit of a pain since you don't get a tray and have more than just paper. Plates, coffee cups, utensils, etc.. and in the hour I was there I didn't see a single employee clean a table.

Levity is by far my favorite coffee and food place!!! If you want an amazing coffee that's perfection you have to come here! Also, the staff are so kind and really do make you feel at home. Everything on the menu is good so take your pick!

Came here on a Saturday and it was a little busy but managed to find a seat. The staff was super friendly and it's a cute cozy spot. I ordered the breakfast sandwich with sausage and egg. The scone it came on was delicious and the jelly was a nice touch of sweetness. My boyfriend ordered the berry waffles and added this lemon sauce which was really good. We both enjoyed our drinks as well. Everything was delicious but a little expensive for the portion sizing. Otherwise a cute spot for brunch!

Great location (close enough to both downtown Norman and OU campus, without feeling in the middle of the hustle and bustle). There's plenty of parking available and some seating inside and outside. Super friendly staff, and I didn't get food - but it all looked amazing! I'll definitely be back.

Such a cute place! It's an old house turned into a coffee shop and breakfast place. The owner and his employees are SO kind. We came here three times in two days! The blueberry matcha is great and the side of Texas Toast (not pictured b/c we ate it too fast!) is DELICIOUS!!