Foolish Things Coffee Company

Crystal Siau 4 months ago

I stopped in for the first time today and ordered a vanilla latte with caramel and cinnamon, and it was excellent. The coffee tasted smooth and well-balanced—no burnt or bitter flavor at all, which is a huge factor for me when choosing where to get coffee. What really stood out, though, was the staff. There was a guy and a girl working, and both were incredibly friendly and helpful for a first-time customer. They take your name when you order, but what impressed me most was how intentional they were about making customers feel valued. As I was leaving, the guy working said goodbye and used my name—something you don’t experience at many places anymore. That small detail made a big impact and is honestly enough reason for me to come back. Prices were very reasonable for the quality, the atmosphere was welcoming, and I truly have nothing negative to say. I’ll definitely be returning!

Olivia Vincent 10 months ago

I came to this coffee shop as an out-of-towner, and had looked at no reviews before entering. The space that welcomed me was large, and very busy with many people on laptops, meeting friends, and playing games! The decor was alright, no comfy couches or varied seating, just seemed like it was set up for large amounts of people. I went up to the counter and was greeted by a worker who waited patiently while I scanned the menu. I saw they had cheese quesadillas for $7 so I thought that would be a good brunch item. I also ordered a vanilla latte. I found one of the few seats next to the window. When my quesadilla arrived I almost laughed because I guess they weren’t lying! But for the price point of $7 and what I got, I had to double check I didn’t accidentally order off the kids menu! No garnish, no salsa, nothing but one basic flour tortilla and some generic melted cheese. I’m not saying I got anything incorrect but wow the quality was low. The coffee was ok. A bit of a weird taste but I won’t claim to be a coffee connoisseur. This place might have better food options, but I’m here for one day and am not gonna order more to see. Good atmosphere, everything else is to be determined because my first impression was…mid. $18 including the tip, maybe just stick with coffee here? Some of these reviews seem a little staged.

Viewer_Discretion Is_Adviced a year ago

Poor customer service, our cashier was sarcastic and mocking customers? Very odd experience. The food itself is a scam. They put the tiniest breakfast scrambles in the biggest box they can find. Never again. And a smile isn’t necessary, but the woman making coffees could certainly go throughout her shift without shooting mean mugs to customers. Not sure how they expect to keep a cafe open with attitudes like such. Highly recommend the donut shop to the left of the counter. The lady had wonderful customer service and was understanding when we wanted to look at the menu first, as we aren’t from the area.

Nat Rose 2 years ago

I grabbed an iced caramel latte (super strong and delicious) and breakfast burrito #2. The coffee shop itself is spacious inside and plenty of tables and chairs to choose from. As for the parking, there is a designated parking spots for the coffee shop, and if ever ran out of space, there are street parking that you can park as well. The service was fast and got my orders in few minutes. I thoroughly enjoyed my cuppa and the burrito was huge and hearty! If you order a burrito, make sure you're really hungry. I couldn't finish my food.

Brittany Cunningham 2 years ago

Foolish Things Coffee is a value-driven café that seeks to be a haven for great coffee, community, and social responsibility. It champions smaller coffee roasters, including women and minority-owned ones, that value quality, sustainability, and service. I had thoroughly enjoyed Et Al’s Dumpling Night, a weekly Wednesday evening pop-up held at Foolish Things, and thought I should visit for a morning cup of coffee. Foolish Things Coffee is a welcoming coffee house featuring clean lines, cool artwork, and a fair amount of natural light. There is a patio area to the side of the shop and seating in the front of the café. Customer service was good. Food and coffee came out at an appropriate pace. I ordered my usual Americano with steamed half-and-half. Foolish Things makes their own syrup, so I opted to add Brown Sugar Cinnamon syrup. Additionally, I ordered the Vegetable Hash, which contained two sunny-side up eggs, potatoes, onions, and peppers. The cinnamon was deliciously prominent in my Americano. It was the best cup of coffee I had in Tulsa. The Hash was pretty good for a café. It was well seasoned, the eggs were well prepared, and the potatoes were consistently crispy (with some burnt bits, which I love in a hash).