Wildflower Café

Came here on a Saturday morning. The wait was around 30 minutes. I recommend walking up the street to check out some of the close shops. Once we were seated service was nice and fairly fast even though it was packed. I got the piggy crepes with a side biscuit & gravy. The crepes were good, but I wish there was either more cheese or some sauce in it to make them slightly less dry. I think a béchamel or aioli could go well in them. Another in my party got the sweet crepes. Those were very good, your standard fruit Nutella crepes. The melty Nutella helps make it all meld together. It's definitely bustling in there, and it's great to see the place doing well! You'll get slightly modern diner feel here.

This was my second visit--the first time was a few months ago to have brunch with family on the weekend, but this time was a solo late lunch after a doctor's appointment downtown. I was definitely tempted to order the amazing crepes I had last time--they were so decadent and yummy with the fruit and Nutella drizzle--but I decided I was hungry for a sandwich instead.They have a pretty extensive menu of sandwiches and burgers, including a couple of vegetarian options, plus many different kinds of bread to choose from, but finally decided to go with chicken salad on sourdough. They also have two different types of chicken salad you can choose from, regular or sweet, and I went with the sweet version which had some tasty fruit (apples, grapes) plus crunchy celery and pecans mixed in. The sandwich was quite substantial--when I held my hand up to the plate, one half sandwich was about the size of my palm! I also struggled to choose side orders because I was torn between a side salad, pasta salad, the fruit cup... but decided I absolutely had to go for the potato salad. It was served in one of the ample stoneware cups they serve soup in. To be honest the serving of potato salad was really enough for two meals for me, but it tasted so good that I ended up eating all of it. I did save half of the sandwich and that ended up being most of my dinner that night--a pretty excellent value, honestly. And the food... it was all fresh and just like eating at someone's home.The super friendly server also kept my coffee and water topped off, and she helped me pick out a couple of desserts to take home to my dad. I ended up with a piece of "Sally's sheet cake" and a toffee shortbread cookie. The cake was similar to the potluck fave "Texas sheet cake" with chopped pecans in the frosting (although my grandmother always made it closer to the "Ladybird Johnson Mexican Chocolate Cake," with no pecans, and a bit of cinnamon, which I didn't detect in Wildflower Café's version). Highly recommend trying any baked goodies they have on display when you stop by.I also loved the ambiance of the restaurant with the late afternoon light filtering through all of the windows. It is such a cozy spot without being kitschy, with sunny yellow curtains and mismatched thrifted mugs to serve coffee and the bakery case full of goodies. It makes me want to be a neighborhood regular.I can't wait to go back again.

I arrived in Tulsa early on a Tuesday morning, with a craving for biscuits and gravy weighing heavy on my brain. Luckily, the Wildflower Cafe was nearby, so I headed over.They were petty busy, but I only had to wait about 5 minutes for my windowside table. Soon, a cup of hot coffee was in my hand and my b&g order was in the kitchen. Meanwhile, my very friendly and attentive server was quick to keep the coffee refills coming. The food was excellent and the portion was perfect. I'd chosen one of their egg combos, so in addition to the flakes, fresh baked biscuit topped with creamy sausage gravy, I also got a small side of cheesy grits. Don't judge!This is a cute little place, with a homey, friendly vibe. I'm glad I checked it out!

Cute little restaurant, expect a short wait. Food is fast and fresh and attentive service

Been here twice and really wanted like this spot.First time I had a burrito swimming in pre made cheese product that you can tell right away it came out of a can. The decor is great, unique and warm the floor staff are hard working and attentive but the food meh.I ordered the piggy crepes with a side of grilled tomatoes. Grilled tomatoes are listed as a side not a substitution. More on this later The crepe is a pre made crepe and was served literally cold with cold cheese over it.The tomatoes were barely grilled and tasted more as if they had been boiled.I get that restaurants have to use some pre made items at times, specially a crepe but I noticed that all the plates that came out had cold unmelted cheese.Along with the cold crepe and barely grilled tomatoes the food just doesn't match the atmosphere of high quality home made recipes.

WE always love eating at Wildflower! Everything always comes out just right and the service is impeccable. It's maybe a bit crowded but it still feels cozy and comfortable!

Holy waffles! Probably the best waffle I ever had. If you love fluffy yummy waffles this is your place. I had mine with banana, pecans, and it came with a peanut butter butter. So many waffles options. The crepes with Nutella and strawberries was ok but not my fav.

Always consistent, and the ingredients are farm fresh!! Best breakfast in Tulsa!!!They have large family tables like the dining tables you grew up with at mom and dads so relax it's just like home eating here.

Cute little breakfast spot. All the food we had was great. I got a traditional breakfast and my mother got the quiche. We both enjoyed and would return again.

Amazing staff and food! I always recommend people try this place. The atmosphere is very "eating at grandmas" which I love. They serve you coffee and drinks in vintage mugs. Too cute! If you're looking for a good breakfast / brunch spot, this is it!