Grassroots Larder

Best latte in town if only for the delicious milk sourced regionally. Trustworthy grab and go foods are delicious and well portioned. The desserts and well curated pickled and preserved foods will make a beautiful gift basket. Just a lovely market.

A small, boutique assortment of local meats and other cooking products. They also serve wine, have a pastry selection and coffee bar. The interior is very nice, as well as the staff. Glad we finally stopped by and will be going more regularly.

Really confused by this place. Amazing concept, poor execution. I think having locally sourced, grass fed, organic products are all extremely desirable. Tulsa does not have a healthy lunch spot (maybe one) where you can go and order a healthy meal with quality ingredients. I think you all have all the makings for a really successful establishment but have missed the mark a little bit. Not everyone wants grab and go, it's a great addition to have to your made to order for the people that want it but I think having a large menu of healthy salads, wraps, bowls, dare I say even smoothies, would catapult you into the next level. Warm rice bowls with wild caught fish or grass-fed beef and nourishing salads (or wraps/sourdough sandwich) are very very appealing. A lot of what you have is just local trinkets which is cool yes but it also seems extremely overpriced and random. I can find a lot of this elsewhere. Please fill the void in the healthy options of Tulsa. Stonehorse market has good salad/sandwich bar but the ingredients are questionable and the menu leaves a lot to be desired.