Topeca Coffee
Nestled along Route 66 in vibrant Tulsa, Topeca Coffee is a must-stop for travelers seeking an authentic taste of local culture. Renowned for its meticulously sourced, roasted-to-perfection coffees, this charming café offers a cozy atmosphere infused with Route 66 nostalgia. Sip on expertly crafted brews while surrounded by art and history, making it the perfect pit stop to recharge and connect with the spirit of the Mother Road. Don’t miss the chance to indulge in their delicious pastries, complementing your coffee experience!
Jacob Whiteley
a month ago"This is my favorite cup of coffee. I compare everything to it and am hopeful when I purchase a latte anywhere that it will be this good. Most of the time it’s not close. Topeca espresso has a lovely balance of herbal and citrusy bitterness. The roast is balanced and flavorful. The steamed milk is perfect every time. Thank you Topeca, I was hoping for another cup but the blizzard of the decade ran us out early. Until next year."
Delaney
3 weeks ago"Stopped in to get a coffee on my way to camp out at BOK center for a concert. Staff was friendly and helpful, the shop was quiet and relaxing, and most importantly the drinks and food were delicious. For black coffee drinkers, they offer 3 different roasts (light, med, dark), which a lot of coffee shops don't really do. They had a wide array of coffee alternatives as well, with their currant tea being super good. Definitely worth popping in while downtown."
Jade Campbell
2 years ago"The coffee was great! The espresso was perfectly made and I was so thrilled to see that they served it with the lid on the side so I could see the latte art! It didn't take very long at all for them to get it done and our barista was very nice :) the atmosphere was kind of awkwardly quiet, but I think that was more of a customer thing than a store thing. The music playing was really good!"
Lisa Binowitz
2 years ago"The service is great. When I asked to have my cappuccino here, they remade it for me. Love the croissants. Blueberry scone was.a little dry"
