Overflow Coffee

This place is a hidden gem. We were looking for a local "mom and pop" coffee shop to patronize since we just moved here. Their staff is amazing and very friendly. Our drinks were perfect along with the inviting ambiance. We have definitely found our happy place here and we will be back often.

My family and I went to Overflow this morning. The service was great, the food and drinks were amazing!The biggest blessing came when I was leaving and the owner asked to pray for me. I'm at a point where I need to be on oxygen for a few days. This really touched my heart and made my day. What a mighty God we serve!

This is a great space. I tried the hot "Wild Thing" coffee, and it was a delicious blend of espresso, white chocolate, and raspberry flavors. There was a (gluten free) cinnamon coffee cake too, but I forgot to take a picture because I was so focused on savoring it (sorry, not sorry). Lots of space and a muted noise level if you need a place to work. (Quieter and more room than most Starbucks stores I've been in.) Both comfy and table seating for working/studying/chatting.My mother and I are going to discuss ordering cupcakes for a wedding shower as well. I will review them separately at that time.

Searching for a coffee spot in the outskirts of Broken Arrow today and I saw Wild Child on the map and had to swing by.WOW this place is charming and does not disappoint. The decor is Instagram-worthy but also extremely comfortable. Several patrons were hanging out reading books, looking super cozy.I ordered my favorite drink ever, a pumpkin spice latte. I got it iced and added the pumpkin cold foam to it, and WOAH! Pumpkin flavor alert! This is hands down the BEST PSL I have ever had (I'm not a huge fan of the original Starbucks version and always looking for independent coffee shops that are the ones bringing the real deal drinks). My partner had an iced mocha with oat milk and that was also delicious. If all that wasn't enough, 25% of your purchase helps people in need. They are currently working with Christian Mission Ebenezer to help orphans and widows in Ukraine! Unfortunately they do not have any gluten-free options. There are tons of snacks, including sausage rolls and some egg-muffin-type-things that looked awesome, but not able for me to eat them. Everyone else please enjoy!

I used to frequent this place when it was Wild Child coffee. Now it's a place just for religious people. They're playing gospel music and have a prayer requests binder at their counter. Nothing against people's beliefs but feeling like I'm at a coffee cafe inside a church is not the experience I'm looking for. If I wanted that I'd go to a church. I will no longer be coming here and my husband and friends were pretty frequent customers. Sorry but you did not hit the mark when you rebranded. It also took 10 min to get one small coffee.

Big city aesthetic and flavor with small town hospitality! Plenty of places to sit and work or hangout. Lots of flavor options and yummy treats with some savory options as well. If you live in BA, Coweta, or surrounding Tulsa area, make a stop at Wild Child!!

Cutest coffee shop that's perfect for studying or meeting up with friends. Would definitely come back so I can try different drinks and pastries! Service was super friendly and accommodating.

If you have been to the Messenger Coffee Co in KCMO, let me tell you that the Wild Child's pastries will most definitely do when you are in town. Their Almond Croissant was just as good in my opinion. There are plenty of pastry or breakfast item choices. Both their coffees and their teas are good. This is my second visit, and we have decided to make this our regular gathering place. Super friendly staff. Most willing to answer any questions about their items.

While it was very slow, they forgot to make our drinks. We had to go up and ask for our iced honey lattes after eating our food. Another customer ordered a hot drink and got theirs, and the barista was talking to the few customers in the shop for a solid 5 minutes before we thought they could've forgotten our drinks. Once we got them another 5 minutes later (20 minutes after ordering) the honey had obviously been poured into the bottom of the cup and left alone. We tried to stir it in but had to add sugar, and it still tasted bitter and bland. Not to mention the abrasive worship music

Unfortunately, this coffee shop has gone downhill since it rebranded from Wild Child. They now exclusively play Christian music and the vibe is entirely unwelcoming for anyone except maybe Bible study groups. People who ordered after us were served before us and when we got our drinks, they were not stirred or made properly. Hint: you have to stir and melt honey before it goes into an iced coffee!!! I truly hope this place gets back on its feet since it's the only locally owned coffee shop in Coweta and I used to enjoy it so much. Xoxo