Wildflower Cafe

My husband and I ate a late lunch New Year’s Day. We started with seasonal coffees (Banana Brûlée and Peppermint Mocha) that were very good. We started with the bruschetta. It was sooo good. The garlic Parmesan toast was delicious. Then I had the sweet chicken salad sandwich on croissant with cottage cheese and he had the breakfast burrito with hash browns. The burrito was massive and he loved it. I really enjoyed the chicken salad sandwich. The cafe is moving next month to a larger place. We can’t wait to visit the new location and try something else on the menu. The staff were all very friendly and service was fantastic. Highlight: As we were leaving, we noticed the hostess making what looked like several pb&j sandwiches. We asked her about it and she explained that they feed the homeless at the front door after closing. How cool is that?!?

We were in search of a cute brunch spot for the morning after our wedding, and Wildflower Cafe was the perfect spot! The hostess was very welcoming and let us know there would be about a 15 minute wait for a table. While we waited, we walked around a cool souvenir shop next door. Once seated, I ordered a coffee with Mocha and vanilla sweet cream which was amazing. We both ordered the Wildflower Breakfast. The vibes inside are so uplifting and make for some cute pictures!

A delightful place for breakfast but super-crowded on weekends. Is the food amazing? No. I had the shrimp and grits which were definitely great but my friend had scrambled eggs, which were fairly standard though good. Both dishes pictured. Our waiter/host Abby was a friendly presence. Delightful.

Such a beautiful place!! The plants all over this restaurant filter the air naturally while bringing such a peaceful and pretty ambiance. The service was amazing. John was our friendly server and he was great, the food was SO good! I had the eggs benedict and it was wonderful! Everyone enjoyed their meal. Will be back for sure.

Went to this adorable little spot for breakfast on our staycation in the Tulsa area. Every single staff member was cheery, kind, and seemed to genuinely enjoy their job. We were quickly sat (highly recommend getting their early because it max's out FAST!). They gave us coloring pages and a whole cup full of crayons (good ones!), and promptly took our order. I ordered the avocado toast on wheat (on menu it comes on sourdough) and it was likely one of the best offerings of this dish I have had. The atmosphere is hippie meets your favorite crazy aunt. We ordered 3 adult main breakfast dishes and one kids meal, and everyone cleared their plates. Jocelyn, our server, was so bubbly and sweet, highly recommend everything about it!