Antoinette Baking Co.
$Bakery and cafe in the Tulsa Arts District known for pastries, desserts, and classic coffee drinks in an unwind-worthy space.
Mon-Thu 7:00 AM-2:00 PM, Fri-Sat 7:00 AM-9:00 PM
LocalWomen-owned
Outdoor Seating
Downtown Tulsa guide
Mornings in Downtown Tulsa start at these coffee shops — independent roasters and cafés built for slow breakfasts and laptop hours alike. Downtown packs the Deco District, Greenwood, the Arts District and the East Village into a few walkable blocks, so one night can start with dinner in a 1920s bank lobby and end at a show a block away. We currently track 5 spots here, including Antoinette Baking Co., Coracle Coffee and Foolish Things Coffee. Most land around $. Most Downtown cafés close well before dinner, so the listed hours matter more here than anywhere else.
Bakery and cafe in the Tulsa Arts District known for pastries, desserts, and classic coffee drinks in an unwind-worthy space.
Classic neighborhood coffee shop in the Deco District known for creative coffee drinks and breakfast burritos in a laid-back setting.
Third-wave craft coffee roaster in the Cathedral District along Route 66, known for single-origin pour-overs, house-roasted beans, and a spacious event-ready shop with a downtown view.
Women-owned specialty coffee shop and roastery in the Blue Dome District, known for a light, airy space with a spiral staircase leading to cozy loft seating.
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