Rise Grind & Ride Espresso Cafe

This place is adorable, especially with the holiday decor. They've got igloos right now. I can only imagine how great it is when the weather is nice and you can enjoy the outdoor space. I got an espresso martini which the bartender was kind enough to add some RumChata for me. It was good. Only complaint was the price. For $17+ for one drink, it's not a place I would hang around for a long period of time.

The food was a serious mind blower. I walked in a saw the muffins so I wanted one of them yet I noticed a different option on the menu so I picked it. It was seriously totally delicious. The servers were nice and helpful. The place inside is very nice and clean. The west in the booth I sat in was comfy too.

Rise Grind and Ride Expresso Coffee [Organic Coffee Food and Roasting]Not only is this coffee shop well hidden; it is hard to tell that it is a coffee shop. Located in a little row of business suites; it is on the north end. I have driven by it, hundreds of times. There are usually cars out front blocking the view of the businesses' windows from Main St. There is a sign high up on the front of the building. It is a drawing of a bicycle and some writing that is impossible to read from your car as you pass by at 30 mph. Several years ago, I noticed the bicycle on the sign, assumed it was a bicycle shop and I have never looked again. After failed coffee at another coffee shop in town, I Googled BA coffee shops and this shop popped up. We decided to give it a try.It is a small shop; friendly staff and they have a coffee roaster in the building. There is a gym next door, that probably provides a lot of their customers. Their menu appears to favor healthy breakfast offerings, smoothies, and those type of things, in addition to their coffee. The coffee we had was average, not bad. It might be what you are looking for. For me, I will continue think of it as a bicycle shop as I pass by on main.

Friendly staff and lots of options. Great place to study. Looking forward to visit more often.

Amazing little place. Nothing special but everything is delicious. Staff is super friendly. Excellent coffee and breakfast. Highly recommend.

A pleasant surprise as I was driving through the area! The staff was super helpful and friendly. I got an iced honey nut latte and honestly it was fantastic. I've had a lot of crappy coffee across oklahoma but this was a real treat!! I could taste the syrup flavors but also taste the coffee and it was seriously a wonderful balance. I'll definitely stop any time I happen to be in the area!

I believe it's the only coffee shop in the area if you exclude the coffee chains. The latte was pretty good. I first know about them as a cart at the rose district farmers market in Broken Arrow. Got a cup of ice tea that was great. I am glad to see them as a coffee shop now, and they offer oat milk, almond milk and soy milk for their coffee. There were muffins and other food too.

Didn't get to try coffee or food, though that was the goal. Got there on a quiet morning. One person sitting inside, two just getting their drinks and leaving, two sitting outside. Not busy. Quiet and a bit somber inside (nearly inaudible music in background, dimly lit, person working there - who I believe was the owner - doesn't smile or give a warm greeting when you enter). The digital menu above the counter flips between breakfast and lunch every 4 or 5 seconds, making it difficult to read and ponder. The printed menu (one menu taped to a board) uses such an overly-decorative font that it's difficult to read. Flustered and sleep deprived (bad AirBnB experience), I start by trying to joke about how the menu was tough to read with the flip-flopping display and the owner replies he's got no control over it and points to the printed menu, which I said I couldn't read (poor font choice). He says he's busy and waves me off, turning around and walking away. Bad service. Bad attitude. Bad experience.

The coffee was amazing! Specifically got what I think is a seasonal option called the "Valentino" which has honey, cinnamon, and vanilla. Was pleased that I was able to get it iced and with oat milk - it had exceptional taste and a soft profile! I believe I heard mention of a roaster on the premises and a commitment to a certain kind of sourced coffee, if this is correct it certainly showed in the flavor!The staff were very friendly and accommodating. My to-go items were brought to me rather than set on a counter somewhere, which was nice touch I wasn't expecting. Speed of service was very good, considering I got an iced latte and a breakfast burrito. The breakfast burrito was very filling and simple in a nice way, echoing the "made from scratch" appeal if you'd prefer that over "processed" options from other places. The flavor itself was okay, but the salsa definitely made it better (I got it on the side, would've been better on it I think). You also get a muffin for about $0.50 with it, so overall pretty exceptional value. They have a plethora of muffin options - more so than you'd expect from a coffee place. Ranging from ordinary ones like mixed berry and chocolate, to other varieties that featured almonds, pistachios, and espresso, just recalling a few. The mixed berry was very satisfying.As for seating, there are a ton of tables, chairs, and booths. It's located at the end of a strip/outlet, with its kind of hole-in-the-wall aesthetic I immediately could see myself getting work done there in the future.

stopped by this coffee shop while attending Winter bible seminar at Rhema bible college! i work for a coffee company in Chattanooga Tennessee and so I appreciate and notice things that are right about coffee shops. I had a loaded potato grilled cheese and an espresso chocolate scone to eat which were both insanely good. easy 5 stars. it's definitely a challenge as a coffee shop to offer a great menu while maintaining efficiency and this coffee shop does a great job, between food quality and customer service. plus they roast their own beans! This is absolutely a benefit, especially for supporting a local company.