Country Bird Bakery

GREAT, GOT blueberry scones Cherry twist and this weeks featured Bread. Loved the cherry think the best, my son prefered the Blueberry, the bread got a little smashed but still good. Do not let the line scare you it moves fast and they are excellent about moving people through while still making you feel special, Oh i got the make at home Cinnamon rolls too, they took the time to give great instructions and the Topping was the best ever ( not your standard Butter cream, a little citrus i think whatever it was, improved on a classic )

A little pricy for the typical baker, however definitely NOT over priced for quality! 10/10 every single time I arrive I am blown away at the exceptional quality of EACH AND EVERY PASTRTY 👌 each one is deserving of its own magical beauty ✨️ created by a team of wonderful women who always have a sparkle in their eyes! You can tell that this is a place of love! Comfort is home,but this place takes you somewhere special you'll call close too. Overall worth the wait when there is a line. And DEFINITELY DEFINITELY WORTH THE PENNY 😇

We arrived before opening on a Saturday and waited in line for 40 minutes (which we expected) and were able to order coffee from a Pony Coffee truck, which was delicious. Once inside, incredible smells overtook us and we lost the plot. Ordered so many treats! The single best thing, other than the bread, was the service. Cat and co. were calm, patient, and cheerful as they served us despite the pressure of so many hungry patrons. The didn’t appear ruffled in the least- a rare feat in the service industry! The bread was still warm; we enjoyed it in the car. We are so glad we were able to enjoy Country Bird Bakery while in Tulsa.

What a delicious place. Our delicious treats barely made them to the car. The twice baked treats are delicious. The croissants are great and flaky amd soft. The baguette was great with our olive oil.our total wait time from start to finish was only 20 minutes, not bad. There shop is small amd cute but great products come from this kitchen. Products are a bit pricey so definitely a treat for us but they are good products made with great flour. Thank you, definitely a great bakery here in tulsa.

This was such a fun experience! We got there a little before they open and we waited in line about an hour maybe a little more. It was drizzling and they provided umbrellas for us to use as we waited. The building is very small with maybe 10-15 people inside at one time. The service is super fast once you're inside. They have everything laid out in plain view and you just let them know what you want and they bag it up for you. They have so many options from plain croissants, filled pastries, flavored butters, fresh sourdough, and take and bake dough. They are open every other Thursday which is usually less busy but they may sell out sooner. I feel there is more variety on Saturdays. Follow their Facebook and Instagram where they post the offerings available that week. I tried the maple blonde which was so amazing! I also got an espresso supreme but my favorite was the pecan double baked croissant 😋If you love bread you HAVE TO GO HERE!

This place is a gem! They have a great variety and the most unique and delicious flavor combinations in the city. We stood in line before opening but it was totally worth it. The staff was extremely friendly and took the time to chat and help you make your selections even though they had a line around the block. The atmosphere was energetic, positive, and unique to Country Bird. I will definitely be back. Excellent customer service, atmosphere, and of course the pastries were out of this world!

NYT's piece doesn't do what CBB and their owner is doing, bringing stupendous baked items with a genuine personal and local flourish to Tulsa. Forgive lack of photographic evidence, items were eaten too quickly. Baguette was flawless, sesame loop was good but tad too crusty, suspect was baked first during this week's iteration. Blondie was best I've ever had, subtle pecan flavor, perfect texture and sweetness. Chocolate CC was stellar. Focaccia prosciutto jam sandwich was unique and as good as any sandwich anywhere. Croissant was unique, sourdough, fantastic.

I have been waiting moths for a free Saturday that let me travel 100+ miles to purchase my own baked items. Was totally worth the wait and the drive!

I've heard great things about this place but didn't want to stand in line for hours... so, when I found out I could pre-purchase a loaf and pick up I did. I waited in line for 20 minutes to pick the bread up as I wasn't aware I could walk in front of others. However, I did get lucky at near closing to buy a few extra items. The black garlic honey butter and chocolate chip cookie were phenomenal, as was the berry? Sourdough. Question there as I think that's what it is although I thought I pre ordered something different. The bread is soft and flavorful with perfect crust. The crust has an extra flavor to it that I can't place. The chocolate croissant was really good too. You can pick up extra items before you walk up to order like jams, books and pre made food items. It is a very small bakery so the nonstop line wraps around the building so be prepared to wait and possibly not get what you want.

Rain or shine I'm very impressed by the crowd this bakery brings out. They have very limited hours but when you go, expect to be in line for at least an hour or two. They do have an option that you can purchase a loaf ahead of time that's online, but you still have to wait in line to get it. When we went we ended up just getting a bag of goodies to try out to make it worth waiting so long. Overall we enjoyed the experience and goods!

A majority of the time leaving the Tulsa Farmers' Market, we hit the highway. There are other times we leave another way & at those times we come across Country Bird Bakery with a line wrapping around the complex. Once we decided to make a visit, I can see why the line at that length was on the regular. We got there around 8:45 (they open at 9) & we weren't that far back. The bakery smells made its way outdoors every time someone got their orders & left. This place is sourdough driven & their options are very wide. I got two pastries: Blackberry Danish & Blueberry Coffee Cake. Coffee Cake is an automatic no matter where I go, with blueberry too?! I enjoyed it a lot, plenty of blueberry. They also sold the coffee cake as a whole to where you can have some for later. The sourdough & blackberry compliment each with the danish, I had that first before coffee cake. There was so much to choose from just like the focaccia sandwiches that I really wanted to take home (I'll just have to come back for one of them). We might have to catch them on a Thursday to see how/if the options & experience differ from Saturday.

Yes you have to wait in line but it's totally worth it. You are greeted by the amazing owner who is clearly very passionate about her baking. We nearly got one of everything. The flavors were plentiful and tastes so freshly baked. Nobody likes waiting in line but realize the demand is the consequence of this.

This place is open at very select times, and for good reason. It is a small, local shop, with wonderfully delicious pastries that have unique flavors. My husband and I bought $80 worth of pastries, from croissants, to apple crumble, to monkey bread everything was divine. The monkey bread stood out to everyone as the show stealer! This places cares about the quality of their food and it's shown in every item. Definitely give it a try when they're open!

Simply the best baked goods in town. I have a sourdough starter and make bread several times a week. I had no idea how amazing fresh milled flour could be in bread. The difference is indescribable. The line at open was really not bad, goes quickly. Absolutely get the cinnamon rolls, they are more like a croissant and will *change* your life. Extremely buttery. Calories are high here, however. Whatever you get will blow you away. And prices are high due to the quality of the items. *For parents* - leave littles outside if you don't want them exposed to nudity (large poster on the wall had a totally nude woman). Was not pleased about that.

Stood in line in the rain with my grandson totally worth it!!! Once we got inside it's standing room only to pick out your to go stuff! They also had a lot of people who ordered ahead of time and was picking their pre-ordered items up. Fast service, Great experience will definitely be back quality of products is excellent.!!

I noticed their storefront when I was driving in the area and at least three people told me to try it. They're only open on Saturdays so I made a reminder to check it out over the weekend. Parking is located in the back of the building off of Utica Ave. There are also limited parking spots in the front. I was told there's usually a long line by the time they open at 9am and that they usually sell out of their favorite items like croissants and sourdough. I stopped by around 11:30am and the line wasn't bad (we all fit inside). The shop itself is small but they do have a bar by the window with some seating available as well as outside. They carry a selection of related products like butter, flour, spices. olive oil, tea, chocolate and even kombucha. I tried their ham & cheese croissant, pecan frangipane & rose croissant, and the yuzu black lime knot. They were all indulgently amazing, especially after warming them up. They also sell granola, flavored butter, hummus, soups, and take-and-bake croissants, cookies, and sourdough pizza dough. I can't wait to come back and try more of what they offer. Their commitment to local ingredients and quality is impressive. I'm definitely part of their cult following now. They also offer baking workshops and seasonal baked goods. Can't recommend them enough!

After reading ravishing reviews from locals, I had to try it for myself! I arrived around 9:40 and lined up behind a windy line. The store had inside and outside seating, but most brought their baked goods home. 2 hours later, I was finally able to enter! The bakery was decorated with pottery, artwork, and goodies from local and/or sustainable businesses (always a +). A small group of 4-5 manned the single register and brought out fresh baked goods, which were all made with some sourdough. We decided to order a little bit of everything: a pistachio croissant, chocolate croissant, sesame roll, and kouign-amann. Everything was fresh and amazing! My favorite was the pistachio croissant. Each morsel of the flaky croissant was filled with crunchy and not too sweet pistachio filling. A lot of the sweet pastry did not have the sourness of sourdough! Despite the long wait time, the freshness and service during busy times were unparalleled.

The line was crazy last Saturday at 9am (25-30 mins queue) and it was not as bad at 10am this Saturday (10ish mins queue) . The brownie was $4 and I believe most of the danish and croissants are about $8. I believe the pastries are all sourdough. My favorite was the carrot danish and I will probably go back for the honeyed oat porridge tin loaf and seasonal pastries.

Pros: my friend read about this place in the local paper. Everything I had seen about the place mention long lines out the door. There was no line when we got there. About 2 1/2 hours after they opened, but they had sold out of a lot of things. I really liked my chocolate croissant and this toffee Blondie I got. Cons: OK. I didn't like the focaccia bread. I took the mortadella out to eat at a later time. There was so much of it, I could make a second sandwich later. I didn't like the pesto spread on the sandwich. It was too lemony? Only open once a week. Saturday from nine till one.

Have you ever thought too keep it going in small room 7 days a week... you literally could bring Michelan star too oklahoma! It's absurd there isn't Michelan star places in oklahoma ! You could be the first but u would have too be open more then one day

I've heard about Country Bird Bakery and Chef Cat Cox's pastry genius from many people. The extensive line that runs from her bakery each day is legendary. Country Bird Bakery's bread is featured at FarmBar, along with a rich, decadent, luscious butter that could have been stolen by Prometheus himself. Cat Cox is the owner and pastry chef at Country Bird Bakery. Her philosophy about bread is best left to her own description: "Much like wine, great bread should embody the taste of a place and time. I strive to incorporate local vegetables, fruits, grains, herbs, or dairy into every loaf I bake!" This beautifully eloquent homage to the culinary arts is backed up by Cat's use of locally sourced grains, primarily from the southwest region (Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas). She kneads and folds her love and dedication into her breads and pastries, carrying the very essence of Oklahoma and neighboring regions to one's waiting mouth. Having visited Dominique Ansel's Bakery and Bien Cuit in New York and sampled bread from the legendary Dominique Crenn, Chef Cox's reputation is my only true metric for this review. With a line formed and an empty stomach, let's eat. Walking into Country Bird Bakery, you're rewarded with a beautiful scent of fresh breads and sweets that gets the mouth watering. The atmosphere is welcoming and pretty. You're greeted with a fantastic view of the ovens, bread, and a gorgeous display case with delicious delights eagerly awaiting discerning customers. Behind the counter was Chef Cox. With an absolutely radiant smile, she guided each customer to various pastries, breads, and sandwiches. Her energy and personality are that of a hummingbird--warm and friendly, treating each customer like a family member. This leaves a lasting impression. For this tasting, I left the decision-making entirely in Chef Cox's hands. I don't want what is popular. I want what she is most proud of. What she would want someone to taste. As such, first up is a gorgeous city loaf with hatch chilies. The crust on this bread is phenomenal. When sinking my teeth into my first bite, you're rewarded with a delicate sour flavor that gives way to a gorgeous aftertaste of chili. This is a luscious bread. For the offering, Chef Cox selected the Focaccia Sammie "Chef's Choice." This bite is simply one of a kind. Delicious speck is sandwiched between gorgeous focaccia with mozzarella and pesto. Each bite is packed full of flavor as the salty speck gives way to a gorgeous pesto flavor with endnotes of creamy mozzarella. What is most impressive is that Chef Cox's bread flavor is pronounced in each bite! For the first dessert was the chocolate croissant. This folded layer of heaven in pastry form. Before biting into the croissant, I could discern the grains of flour spotting each layer. This highlights the quality of the stone-ground flour that was used. Each bite featured beginning notes of buttery bread giving way to middle notes of tangy dark chocolate with subtle sweet endnotes of buttery bread. Next up is the Sourdough Maritozzi Yuzu YaoPon. This creation is borderline transcendent, and I do not have the discerning flavor palate to correctly analyze it. Each bite features such a unique initial flavor profile of a sweet yet earthy pastry cream that confuses and tantalizes the taste buds with wonder. This initial layer of cream gives way to a gorgeous tangy Yuzu curd that works in perfect harmony with the cream. With each bite, I curled my toes and as the cream dripped from the bun, I could not allow this unique ambrosia to escape my mouth as I eagerly lapped it up from my beard, fingers, and hand. As I sit here, stuffed with gorgeous grains of heaven, I took a moment to really think about how Chef Cox's creations stand up to the highest quality of bread and pastries I have had. The best analysis that I can think of regarding the experience that Chef Cox has folded into each beautiful creation is this; I have had Dominique Ansel's cronuts and other delights. I have had pastries from Bien Cuit. I have had Dominique Crenn's sourdough. I have now had Chef Cat Cox's pastries and breads. Final Score: 58/60; With amber grains of majesty folded with the hands of the goddess Demeter to bring Oklahoma-to-Table

dense, yeasty stuff. with a motley crue of "gourmet items thrown in (goat cheese, french onion flavorings, odd jams, mortadella, etc). If you liked hurts donuts, you'll love this place. The fact that there is a line outside 45 minutes prior to the one day a week this opens, tells you a lot about the tastes of the local hipster types that buy here, as well as the utter lack of anything resembling fine baking in the area.

Great and inventive bakery with lots of interesting things to try. Worth waiting in line. It is delicious!