Topeca Coffee - Tulsa

This place is absolutely magical. Decor is so Great Gatsby in a very interesting old building. Coffee is *perfect* and we tried basically every cookie and muffin they had left. All were truly amazing. My favorites were the cardamon cappuccino and the earl grey cookie. Very quiet on a Sunday morning, was exactly what I wanted on mother's day with my family. Nice barista working the day we were there, helpful with choices. She pulled some excellent shots that day.The outdoor space was covered in bird poop, so if you're wanting to sit outside, skip that. The inside is so fun anyway. We are not from Tulsa but everyone recommended this to us and I can see why, it's legendary. Plan to return every time we are in town again.

Came here right when they opened and the only employee working was very unfriendly and not social at all. Trying to have genuine, small talk at the register when ordering my drinks and they were very uninterested.Coffee wasn't amazing, not sure what type of oat milk they use but it didn't taste like oat milk at all.

Stopping for a visit in Tulsa. Downtown seems quiet and rather empty for a work week. The coffee shop is located at the Philcade building. History of the building in the display case. It's a narrow shop, bar counter setup in the front and some two top tables, more towards the back of the shop. The oat milk latte is flavorful. The hibiscus is quite tart, but smells pleasant. Grabbed a small 12 ounce hibiscus and a 16 ounce oatmeal latte. Just under $11. A bit of a maze to get to the restrooms outside of the shop.

The decor is this place is so chic mixed with The Great Gatsby is so neat and cozy! The service was fast and efficient!

Visiting Tulsa this week on business and needed a cup of coffee to start my day. Topeka has three Tulsa locations, including one in the downtown Deco district inside the beautiful, historic Philcade building.Topeca is one of the first "Farm to Cafe" coffee companies in the world by establishing mills in El Salvador and partially owning a third in Brazil to process and export their own coffee. Topeca is also committed to purchasing only fully traceable coffees and ensuring fair pay for partnering producers.Topeca is a bright and welcoming space and has an older subway station feel. The baristas are warm and provide great customer service. By the way, my Americano was delicious and the pastries also looked tasty!

Okay, this is such a cool coffee shop. It gave me an old bar/subway feel. Moody colors, but bright and welcoming. There were a few people working on their laptops. We popped in for a coffee before our road trip, and the clientele did not appreciate adorable toddlers' laughter. I feel sorry for them. The barista was so friendly and was funny. The coffee tastes great! I got a latte with 2 sugar in the raw packets added. The shop connects to this beautiful old building. It was fun to wander in its echo hallways, brass elevators, and bright chandeliers. I would definitely come back.

I've seen the bags of coffee at Whole Foods but I hadn't ever gotten to visit the Tulsa-based coffee shop until now.Opening the heavy wooden door with glass panes trimmed in gold, I can't recall if there was old fashioned bell that rang, but in my memory it rings as we walk into a world which emulates a West Village coffee shop experience in NYC. Greeted by a sophisticated white tile beneath my feet, walls draped in black paint and finishes of gold everywhere, my senses this being an Oklahoma business were challenged in every way. The sweet smell of coffee envelopes the air, an older gentleman sitting at the bar, reading his paper with his papillion dog content as can be sleeping on the corner bar stool next to him. This isn't your classic Oklahoma coffee house experience. It's a treat for the senses. A place for your imagination to be set free. Are we in Oklahoma? Or had we walked through a portal to some other far away city? This experience, in the moment I walked through the door, was so much more of everything than I had imagined it would be, in the best possible way. The coffee experience was a delight, in no small part to smiling and kind mustached barista pair. They were happy to help guide us through the menu and orient us to their world, this glorious Topeca coffee world filled with 9 bars, automated pour overs, and flat whites. We ordered pour overs and sat at a marbled table top table near the back and waited. We waited and took this new to us world in.The coffee experience was perfection, just as I had hoped. In no future of mine will I not visit this place again. It's just so special. I can't wait to return.January 2023

This is a really cute place to have a quick coffee. My family and I are visiting from out of town and I found this place on yelp. I was not disappointed because this place is great! The atmosphere is really quiet and laid back and the baristas are very helpful. In terms of pricing, it actually is cheaper than most coffee places and the menu has all the basic coffee essentials. If I lived in Tulsa, I would probably become a regular at this coffee place because it also seems like a great place to read a book, study, or work and is conveniently located in the downtown area. I ordered the lavender latte and my boyfriend ordered the mocha. The mocha was not too sweet and is perfect for people who aren't into sweet mochas. The lavender latte was also a delight to drink. Definitely recommend to anyone visiting the area!

Employees are not super friendly but the coffee is good when it's made right. I did have one visit on Sunday morning 6/16 that was frustrating and almost made me not want to come back. First, he was eating at the counter and using his phone when I came up, so he was still chewing and had crumbs on his face as I talked to him. He repeated my order and charged me more than the same coffee a day before- then made my coffee (immediately after eating, no hand washing- gross). The coffee was disgusting and I went back to complain a few mins later (I HATE doing this). Well despite repeating my order, he had given me almond milk instead of whole milk- hence the $1 increase. They did make a new coffee for me and gave me the price difference, but a couple of the employees there really don't seem to give a crud about their jobs or the customers.

Loved this place. It's tiny and has a great Art Deco vibe. It was a chilly day so I got the hot mulled apple cider off their winter specials since I wasn't in the mood for coffee. The staff was excellent and friendly. My only complaint is the location. It's inside the Philcade building which is a cool holding and I'm sure is really convenient when you work in that area but parking in Downtown Tulsa is a nightmare during the week and getting there when you just want to pop in for something warm is a challenge. I'll definitely keep it in mind next time I'm in that area though.