918 Coffee - Tulsa

The coffee was amazing but I didn't feel welcomed. The lady at the register didn't greet me and barely said a word though our transaction. I asked to look over the menu since it was my first time here and she just nodded and went back to talking to her coworker. I just expected a lot friendlier service like I get at some of my other favorite coffee shops in the area. I would come back but only if I'm too lazy to drive to my normal coffee shop.

$1.50 upcharge for oat milk? A half gallon costs 3 bucks lol it could be a dollar. And a dollar up for syrup seems gratuitous too. All this wouldn’t have granted the review but the coffee was so gross I was upset I spent $17 on two lattes.

Good atmosphere, friendly people, fair/poor service. 4 orders after us have been served before us... (just a Breve Latte and a cappuccino)and counting. The barista moves at a snails pace! Very-nice decor, but not cozy.Coffee are high quality with a strong, fresh medium -light roast South American herbal/sweetness that is acidic,. but not tart nor sour. Quality coffee.I would come back. 4/5 Stars.

3 stars for being clean and having plenty of outlets. Other than that customer service is poor, just not inviting or helpful seems they were more interested in being their phone and eating rather than be inconvenienced with a brand new customer new to the area. Hope you treat your locals a little better. Vegetarian options: They have some options however they are stored with the non vegan options.

Don’t go here if you have a baby. I asked if they had a changing table in their bathroom and they said no, which I get. Not every place has one in their bathrooms, even though every place should. One employee told me there were couches I could use. A second employee walked by and kind of snippily said “it would be a health code violation to change a diaper on any of the furniture.” I asked where I would be able to change my baby while I waited for our order and she said they had no way to facilitate that. So I had to change my baby on the floor of my car while I stood in the rain to do it. I felt very ostracized for having a baby that needed a diaper change while I was trying to order coffee from there. Definitely won’t be going back until attitudes on babies change and they can be a little more accommodating.