Zero Tolerance Coffee & Siyo Chocolate!

Great location and nice place to sit away some time between appointments! Love their new location with a view of the bakery in the back !

I actually left a review on Google of a 3. I gave honest feedback after my experience. Normally businesses respond to thoughtful criticism with how they they are sorry it wasn't up to expectations and they always try to do their best to make their customers happy and if we would try them again they are confident we will love it. Apparently the owner here can't take honest feedback and instead became defensive and insuated that I have poor taste and should stick to chocolate from the super market. What happened to "the customer is always right in matters of taste" maybe it was an off day for them but I repeat, the hot chocolate was luke warm at best, not hot. My drink was chalky and watered down. And the barista was disinterested at best. Very pretty presentation and love the ambiance but the owner needs to learn how to receive feedback from customers and use it to improve.

Nice amount of seating inside and it was a variety which is always nice ! They roast their own coffee beans which is always nice to see! I got the Chai Latte and their Chai is made in house which is always a plus! It was really good. I didn't get any baked goods, but their chocolate looked amazing ! Lots of dark chocolate if that is your thing.

Super clean, very neat! Spacious inside & when they are down with construction, it will have a patio area again! I loved my vanilla latte, it was super delicious. The chocolate was amazing (my daughter had it, so I didn't get a photo).. its pretty quiet inside. The barista knew everything about coffee, teas, etc, so I felt pretty comfortable asking questions about their homemade items. All in all, it was a great place to stop on our way back to Kansas City, MO!

Great little hidden gem. Very cozy coffee shop vibe.Top 2 mocha latte in the city - excellent dark chocolate used, good beans and good execution.Robin was super nice and helpful. Highly recommendThe single origin chocolate bars, chocolate chunk cookies and the Ukrainian walnut cookies are all excellent as well

For the genuinely kind service, the rich ambiance, and the sundry tasty treats, five stars. This is not your Starbucks (thank god) or any other chain. It's a small shop that seems family run (and loved). In the four years it's been here, the menu and seating (there's a patio in the back, seats at the bar, leather chairs, and tables for two throughout) have expanded but the people and the place have essentially stayed the same. My only quibble is that they open at 8:30 on weekdays, after I'm at work, and close at 3:30, when I am still at work. Were they to open at 7:30, I would (as I'm sure many others would) be here in the morning for a cup of coffee on occasion. I have respect for boundaries, though, and I totally get avoiding the morning rush.Add Zero Tolerance to your list!Ps. The name refers to the 1675 and 1676 proclamations against coffee houses by King Charles II of Britain because of the threat they posed to monarchical control of the population. cf: https://www.uh.edu/engines/epi2846.htm

This place is a GEM!! A must when in the OKC area. The treats are made in house and delightful!! The ambiance is serene, the service is superb and they have live music on Saturday mornings.

Visited a few coffee shops so far in OKC and this one is solid. It has a unique cozy vibe to hang and the iced latte was a solid quality, I would return

If you are looking for your next coffee experience, look no further. We went in to try Zero Tolerance for the first time today and had the most wonderful time. Their mocha is made with chocolate that they make themselves and is hands down the best mocha in the city. We also tried the citrus spice latte, which is overflowing with flavor, perfect for any spice lover. Of course we had to try their homemade chocolate and it was to die for! It's made using simply cocoa beans and sugar making for the most pure chocolate experience you'll ever have. Not only was the coffee and chocolate fantastic, but the level of hospitality we received was even better. The owner Maura and barista Alina took care of us as if we were their own family. We had the most wonderful conversation with them and Maura even gave us recipes for some Mexican baking chocolate that we were fortunate enough to leave with. Alina also offered us to try their cocoa tea, a cold brew style tea made with cacao beans, that was rich with the aroma of chocolate and gives you a natural boost of energy from the chocolate itself. They also serve brunch on Saturdays that is of course all made in house as well. Overall we had the best time at Zero Tolerance and found our new favorite coffee spot. We came for coffee and it turned out to be so much more.

My husband is a chocolate junky and I'm a coffee lover, so this place was the perfect find for us!We both had the Poor Ken; it was delicious and packed a kick with caffeine perfect for the hot day.We also tried some of the chocolate and took a few with us for later. I'm not a "chocolate person" but I loved the tasting and the ones we got to take with us. Staff was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable about their products. Definitely going back on our next visit to OKC.