1. Coracle Coffee (My top pick!!)

Located at 314 S Cincinnati Ave in Downtown Tulsa, Coracle Coffee is an underrated spot for settling in with your laptop for a few focused hours. Grab one of their popular breakfast burritos (THEY ARE AMAZING) with a cortado or pour-over, then check out their rotating whole-bean coffees if you need to restock your coffee at home for the week. Comfortable seating, accessible outlets, and a relatively laid-back atmosphere make it an easy choice for studying or remote work.

2. Shades of Brown Coffee & Art

Shades of Brown at 3302 S Peoria Ave in Brookside is especially good when your work requires a little creativity. Local artwork, handmade pottery, multiple rooms, and mismatched seating give the shop a completely different feel from a standard coffee chain, while drinks like the Velvet Underground make it worth staying awhile. It also stays open later than most Tulsa coffee shops, making it a useful option for evening studying or catching up on work.

3. DoubleShot Coffee Co

DoubleShot Coffee Co at 1633 S Boulder Ave is one of Tulsa's most popular remote work spots, largely because it offers two floors of seating plus an outdoor space with easy parking. Try a barista recommended DoubleShot's house-roasted coffee, then head upstairs if you want a table away from the main counter. The 170-year-old barn structure also makes it one of the more interesting places in Tulsa to spend a workday!!

4. Collab Coffee Co

Located at 4532 E 51st St, Collab Coffee Co has a bright, modern setup with plenty of indoor seating and a spacious patio that is especially nice once Tulsa temperatures start cooling down. Pair a pour-over or latte with a locally made Saint Amon pastry, or grab overnight oats or a yogurt parfait from the Grab 'N Go fridge if you're planning to stay for a longer work session. The garage door connecting the café to the patio makes this an especially good fall option.

5. PonyCoffee

PonyCoffee at 1623 S Main St is set inside a century-old former bicycle shop, and the original wood floors, cycling memorabilia, upstairs seating, and outdoor patio give it plenty of personality. Try a latte or cortado made with their Giddy Up espresso blend and grab a pastry before finding a table upstairs or outside. It's a comfortable option when you want a quieter work session without sitting in a space that feels too polished or corporate.

6. Foolish Things Coffee Company

Foolish Things Coffee Company at 1001 S Main St is a downtown staple with floor-to-ceiling windows, communal tables, and plenty of room to open your laptop or meet with a small group. Try the Oak Aged Cold Brew or one of their lattes, and if you're hungry, the bacon or chorizo breakfast burritos make this one of the better options for turning a coffee stop into a longer work session. The large windows overlooking downtown are an added bonus on a cool fall morning.

7. COFFEE @ HEIRLOOM

COFFEE @ HEIRLOOM operates from Heirloom Rustic Ales at 2113 E Admiral Blvd in Kendall Whittier, with a bright, relaxed morning atmosphere that works well for a few quiet hours on your laptop. The coffee program is more specialty-focused, so try an espresso or their hojicha latte if you want something different from the usual flavored coffee order. Food options are more limited here, so this is a particularly good choice when the coffee and workspace are the priority.

Tulsa's coffee shops are just one of the things that make exploring different neighborhoods around the city so much fun. If you're thinking about moving and want to find a home closer to Downtown, Brookside, Midtown, or the local places you already love, Aussie Real Estate can help you find the right part of Tulsa to call home!!

Visit AussieTeamTulsa.com or call/text (918) 891 3818 to schedule an appointment. We are here to help guide your real estate journey with confidence! Happy Fall!