Cherry Street Kitchen

When I started working downtown, I wanted to become familiar with as many restaurants that I could. Unfortunately, I didn't explore as many as I would've liked but Cherry Street Kitchen still stands as one of my favorites. I've eaten here on three (or more) occasions and the overall experiences are consistently pleasing.I first visited on April 28th and again on December 13th 2023, both around 1pm. With large glass windows and decals everywhere, it stands out among the few restaurants in Western downtown. You walk in to a modern yet quaint setting. There's plenty of walking space, a mix of seating styles, tall ceilings with exposed pipes and plenty of natural lighting. The host meets you at the counter and offers you the option to sit where you'd like. Each time I've visited the house was at least half full but the service is still consistent and considerate, whether a server or the bartender assists you. Generally, the space is pretty chill. Filled with downtown business casuals but simultaneously relaxed. Perhaps my favorite thing about CSK is their lunch menu. Either good lunch or good breakfast- soups, salads, sandwiches, pastries, etc. - you can't go wrong. I had Fred's Fried Chicken Sandwich with Fries (& a Moscow mule) on my first visit and a CSK House Salad the second time. The chicken sandwich was as good as any! The grilled brioche bun and the lightly-breaded, perfectly cooked chicken stands out. No complaints, highly recommended. The salad was robust with a variety of ingredients that will fill you up without a doubt. I've also had breakfast there and without specific recollection, I'm sure it was probably good. I still need to try the pastries at the front counter but I've resisted temptation thus far.Overall, I truly enjoy CSK, whether for the ambiance, the service or the food that's offered. As much as I'd like for them to be open later, the shortened hours drive up the demand and I love to see it for this café-styled eatery. The location is separate from central downtown, and surely not located on Cherry Street, but worth a visit for a reliable, peaceful lunch.

Had the avocado toast and breakfast burrito. Service was great, staff was pleasant. Salsa for burrito was awesome. Good coffee too. We were seared in back corner of restaurant by kitchen which I don't recommend. Would rather of sat by a window.

Service sparse and workers overwhelmed, heard kitchen staff cooking and arguing, French toast good but had to ask for butter and condiments. No refill on coffee or offer of more water. Very spartan feeling for location and price! Convenient location to hotels, clean inside, and really cute decor.

The food was yummy and seasoned well! The jam and biscuits were so good! Our waiter was great and even gave us some recommendations on places to go in Tulsa. The entire restaurant is "Cherry" themed.

Great variety of food options on the menu! One ofThe best customer service we had in Tulsa! Food was seasoned very well!

I've only been here twice and both times the food was below average, yet the prices are above average. My wife's biscuit was as hard as a rock and the bun for my sandwich was dry. Might be a good spot to get drinks at brunch, but wouldn't recommend the food.

First time i have been to this location since they moved off cherry street. This is a nice big location especially downtown. Cute decor and decorated inside. We tried the 50 shades of gravy (biscuits and gravy) and Fred's fried chicken N french toast, a nice play on chicken and waffles. This was the best dish of the day by far. The chicken was fresh and hot, the sourdough french toast was also just as amazing with syrup and strawberries on top. The biscuits were good but not made fresh on this day, but the gravy was good. This would have been a 10 is biscuits were fresh made daily. The food is good, but a little pricey compared to other like places in town.

Went out with friends for brunch, the food was good and the service was great as well. Is a great place to be with friends or family to chat and have good conversations. Goat cheese & fig jam toast is a must .

Starting off, the decor is absolutely adorable and girlie. I love the cherry red seats and randomly placed cherry pots and other items scattered about. Suuuuper cute. Bartender was friendly and even I.D.'d my old ass, which I love and will always oblige by. I had the french toast with the shoulder bacon and a cranberry mimosa. Delightful. Absolutely amazing experience and while it might be a hot minute before I come back, due to parking, I will try to get out on the weekend for their specials.

I had the breakfast bowl. Great taste, nice size portions. Sausage gravy was on point. Server offered fig jam to accompany the biscuit. Nice of her to offer and it was very good. Server was very attentive overall, coffee refills without asking, a couple of check ins to ask if all was well. If you are in Tulsa I highly recommend.