Coffee & Treats in Tulsa
All Things Cake
One or Two Dozen Classic Cupcakes at All Things Cake (Up to 50% Off)
Skilled baker at locally owned cake shop crafts cupcakes and custom full-size cakes to sate dessert cravings
All Things Cake
$30 $18
Home-Style Cooking at RoseRock Cafe (Up to 50% Off). Two Options Available.
RoseRock Cafe
Tulsa
$10
$5
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Healthy Shakes and Fruit Smoothies at D'lite Shakes (Up to 43% Off)
DLite Shakes
just south of Magoo's
$7
$4
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$5 for Five 12-Ounce French-Press Coffees at Nordaggio's Coffee ($10 Value)
Nordaggio's Coffee
South Tulsa
$2
$1
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Dozen Glazed Donuts with Option of 2 Sausage Rolls & 4 Large Kona Coffees at Paradise Donuts (Up to 41% Off)
Paradise Donuts
Multiple Locations
$7.20
$5
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$7.50 for Three Groupons, Each Good for $5 Worth of Drinks at Java Dave's Coffee ($15 Total Value)
Java Dave's Coffee
Tulsa
$5
$2.50
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Made-to-Order American Café Food or $25 Gift Card at Camille's Sidewalk Café (Up to 44% Off)
Camille's Sidewalk Cafe At KingsPointe Village
Camille's Sidewalk Cafe at KingsPointe Village
$16
$9
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$10 for $20 Worth of Sandwiches, Salads, and Coffee at Kaffee Bona
Kaffe Bona
Tulsa
$10
$5
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$19 for One Dozen Cupcakes at Cookiedoodle ($32 Value)
Cookiedoodle
Jenks
$32
$19
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$18 for One Dozen Standard Cupcakes at Smallcakes: A Cupcakery ($ Value)
Smallcakes: A Cupcakery
Jenks
$32
$18
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Coffee and Café Food at Ground Floor Cafe (Up to 52% Off). Three Options Available.
Ground Floor Cafe
Downtown Oklahoma City
$10
$5
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$15 for 5 Groupons, Each Good for $6 Worth of Beverages at Paciugo Gelato & Caffè ($30 Total Value)
Paciugo Gelato & Caffè
Penn Square Mall
$6
$3
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Two Dozen Cookies or Three Groupons, Each Good for $7.50 Worth of Cookies at 1 Smart Cookie (Up to 47% Off)
1 Smart Cookie
Northwest Oklahoma City
$24
$14
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One or Three Groupons, Each Good for $10 Worth of Frozen Yogurt at Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt (Up to 50% Off)
Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt
Oklahoma City
$10
$5
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Two or Four Groupons, Each Good for $10 Worth of Frozen Yogurt at Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt (50% Off)
Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt
Multiple Locations
$10
$5
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Founded in 2000 by college buddies Don McKinney and James Clary, Freckles Frozen Custard crafts its creamy creations using milk and eggs chosen from Midwest farms. Starting with some vanilla custard blended with Tahitian and Madagascar vanilla beans, customers can take control of their own dessert destinies, mixing up custom concoctions with toppings such as hot fudge, bananas, and Twinkies. The shop?which has moved from 71st and Mingo to a new location at 81st and Sheridan?offers a chilly cornucopia of specialty treats such as the Brown Derby, a fusion of custard, brownie, and fudge intended to be worn atop the head. Elsewhere on the menu, colorful scoops of Italian shaved ice form summery frozen rainbows atop their cones, cooling off overheated tongues with fruit flavors and no-sugar-added options. The custard's smooth consistency pairs well with over 25 fruit and candy add-on options, and customers can further personalize their sweet treats with a cream or sour taste. Freckles Frozen Custard also stocks a full spread of creamy standards, calling back to a simpler era with creamy malts, shakes, floats, and custard pies in the shape of Dwight Eisenhower.
As delicious as frozen yogurt is, Mike and Patty D'Onofrio knew that its tastiness, in and of itself, wasn't enough to build an entire restaurant chain from. Until they considered self-service?letting customers choose their flavor and customize it with toppings that range from indulgent candy to fresh fruit. This became the cornerstone of Yolotti Frozen Yogurt.
But they didn't stop there; they also opted for more health-conscious recipes, such as kosher yogurt free of gluten, fat, and added sugar, as well as dairy-free sorbet. The Yolotti yogurt is also infused with six live and active cultures that promote digestive health.
People can marvel over their creations in a cafe spilling over with free WiFi and board games such as Risk and Trivial Pursuit?both of which are traditionally used to determine the outcome of presidential debates in the event of a tie.
Every day of the summer, the backdoor of Anner's Pantry swings open to accept boxes of fresh, fragrant vegetables from organic farms. Out front, an herb garden has overtaken the lawn. Inside, the staff sorts organic produce, meats, poultry, fish, and dairy products. To help their members streamline shopping trips, they organize products into market bags. Available in produce and meat options, the bags' contents change based on what's in season. Fruit and veggie sacks may include watermelon, corn, bananas, broccoli, avocados, and pamphlets from the Tomato is a Vegetable League. The Meat and More bag brims with refrigerator staples such as organic butter and free range, antibiotic- and hormone-free eggs and meats. Alongside the bags, staffers include simple, wholesome recipes and tips on washing, cutting, and preparing more eclectic items.
Whirring and banging, whirring and banging—these mechanical sounds could come from a factory churning out machine-made pastries by the hundreds. At Kupcakz, though, a slower, more organic chorus fills the air as Doreen Durano blends, chops, and stirs ingredients for small batches of cupcakes by hand. Drawing upon studies in baking and pastry at San Francisco's California Culinary Institute, Doreen works with her team to craft each and every cake from scratch, armed with the items found in gourmet kitchens, such as creamy Plugra butter, much-revered Valrhona chocolate, and booster seats for stout kings. Each creation gets a whimsical name: the Morning Buzz's moniker comes from a base soaked in rich espresso, and the Sooner Than Later hints at a general timeframe for biting into cream-cheese frosting and red-velvet cake.
Oliveto Italian Bistro’s Tuscan-inspired menu contains dishes with artisan ingredients and 20 bottles of wine under $25. In the kitchen, chefs move around stock pots with sauce made from scratch and cast-iron skillets with citrus cedar-plank salmon. Pizzas are constructed from artisanal dough that is made in-house daily, and the whole-milk cheese layered onto them is melted during a quick tenure in a brick oven. Out in the dining room, patrons can pair pastas and pan-seared tilapia with wines from California and Italy or cocktails infused with fruity flavors. In addition to eating good food, patrons at Oliveto are also fulfilling a good act: a portion of each sale is donated to the Tulsa Sooner Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
It's important to the owners of Heirloom Baking Co. that their ingredients are sourced from local purveyors. Yet they can't resist making one exception: their connection to Topeca coffee, in which their beans are roasted just down the street from Heirloom, tying them back to the eggs, milk, and produce acquired from nearby farms. These ingredients go into a breakfast and lunch menu that includes everything from yogurt parfaits with fresh fruit to a frittata sandwich with chorizo and eggs. As for the coffee, it's served throughout the day in espresso drinks, iced blends, and special hand-sized bowls known as "cups."