Fulton Street Coffee & Books

Wow, what a delightful little spot in Tulsa's historic Greenwood District! I was looking for a place to enjoy some coffee and plug in the ol' laptop for a work meeting, and Fulton Street was the perfect place. It's light, bright, and full of plenty of comfy places to sit and get some work done.It was pretty busy when I arrived, with a bit of a line to order, so I wandered around their beautifully curated book section, full of everything from historical novels to cookbooks and even kids' books. They feature Black authors and the selection of books and topics was very inspiring. (If I wasn't just traveling with a carry-on I would have bought a few!)The line eventually died down and I ordered myself a caramel macchiato...soooo good. I ended up hanging out for over an hour, enjoying the vibe and the laid back setting. Oh, and their strong wifi too. Highly recommend Fulton Street if you're looking for a place to work remotely in Tulsa.

Online reviews sent me to Fulton Street, one of Tulsa's top-rated coffee shops according to Yelp and Google Maps. It didn't disappoint.First of all, it's a bookstore in historic Greenwood. 70% of their books are written by or featuring BBIPOC and/or marginalized communities. They also give back to their community to ensure that all can read. Their coffee menu has all the basics as well as specialty drinks. I got the Brown Sugar Shaker with notes of hazelnut and brown sugar. It was good! It wasn't very creamy, but it was a decent latte. Service was excellent and there are murals near the restrooms. There's also plenty of space to sit and read.

Not only is it woman owned but it's also black owned! This place is such a g sitting right next to Greenwood Rising. The coffee was great and the collection of books was diverse.

Black owned & women owned by book store in the heart of Tulsa! Grab some coffee and light bites to eat!

I found Fulton Street a beautiful place to relax. With a nice cup of your favorite cup of coffee or tea and snack. There is a large selection of books available for your enjoyment. All employees I encountered in the coffee shop (across the street) were friendly, eager to help and professional.

Such a delightful coffee shop and bookstore! It also functions as a venue for hosting community events. I loved the numerous delight and flair around the space. It's by the people and for the people. Stop in for a snack or buy a book!

After being temporarily closed while they relocated into a new space, the wait is finally over! Their new location in Greenwood (between Greenwood Rising & Juno) is spacious and beautiful. The opening was on Friday, just in time for the gift giving season! Thankfully the beautiful women on the side of the old building made the move too, Frida Kahlo, Nina Simone and Audrey Lorde are inside now! The space is bigger and they'll be putting more shelving and furniture for seating areas later on. Definitely a great spot to come hang out or work at. The drink bar is beautiful and also has seating available. Thankfully, their menu still has Fulton street classics like their golden turmeric latte but also new items like sandwiches and 5 matcha options. The books- still great curated collection that offers good variety. If you don't find something on the shelf, you can always order it online on their bookshop site.

I came here at the recommendation of a friend because I had plans in Greenwood. It has quickly become one of my favorite spots in Tulsa. Books, Delicious Coffee, Friendly Staff, Community Culture... it's such a great spot. I'll definitely be back next time I'm here.

Books + Coffee + Community...what else could you possibly want from a bookstore?! Welcome to Fulton Street in the heart of Greenwood in DowntownTulsa. More than a bookstore, they are on a mission to increase intergenerational literacy and build better community. At Fulton Street, they believe that representation matters, and that who tells the story matters, so at least 70% of their books are written by, or feature BBIPOC and/or marginalized communities. In addition to the large selection of books in their bright and beautiful space, they serve their signature coffee blend, "Family Reunion," as well as lattes, teas, and other drinks and treats. They're open 7 days a week and have an online store, keeping their commitment to making literacy accessible to all. Fulton Street also hosts a variety of events throughout the year, so make sure you're following them to stay up to date and make plans to attend. (It's also a great place to get some work done, and they host coworking days several times a month.) PS--Make sure you also check out their kiosk at the airport the next time you take a trip!

Fulton Street is such a cute coffee shop with nice natural lighting, a chill environment, amazing artwork, cool books to choose from, and really good sandwiches. I haven't tried a lot of the drinks yet - but I'm excited to try them all! The owner & employees are so sweet, definitely will be returning.