Prism Cafe

My first time going to prism and it was a wholesome experience. I was greeted by Josue who got me seated and suggested some food and drinks to me. He was very kind and courteous and and walked me thru the whole menu. I got The Evan per his recommendation and it was a phenomenal turkey bagel sand which. For the drink I was recommended a hibiscus beverage not too sweet a little sour and tart it was extremely refreshing. I would recommend this quint little cafe to anyone in or visiting Tulsa.

Josue was very friendly and provided exceptional service. The food was delicious. And some of the ingredients are grown in a garden.

Good place ! A very good place. Their sandwiches are delicious! They only have coffee from the coffee maker. The staff is friendly. Quick service. It's small and comfortable. I would return.

Really enjoy their sandwiches... Had the mortadella and hibiscus tea... Was too full to have the dessert. Next time!

Food looks good and tastes good, but very small portions for what you pay for. They also don’t keep great stock of the food, especially if they had a good private event night the night before. Owner/lead chef has a habit of berating and micromanaging her employees in front of customers. I wish this restaurant broke stereotypes of negative work environments and cutthroat kitchens, but it doesnt. And those bad vibes unfortunately are not balanced out by the cute setting and cute decor. Its very cute, i will give yall that. I enjoy seeing a boss who treats employees with a smile and trust, but I never got that vibe here. Just wanted to give feedback that would likely benefit the restaurant, its owner, its employees, and especially customers who are sensitive to witnessing this kind of behavior while seated at the bar. Also those carrots with the goat cheese were really good, do that more often.

Came here for lunch and we ordered the melted Brie apple and mini French sandwiches. Both were heavenly! The bread was so good!! The staff were incredibly nice. We absolutely loved everything about this place!!

Tucked away on Latimer in The Heights just north of downtown Tulsa, Prism Cafe is a hidden gem! Relaxed, quiet cafe with a good cup of coffee and a limited menu of freshly made sandwiches. The staff was friendly and the vibe is great for a lazy Saturday brunch.

If you’re looking for something quick, this isn’t the place. This is a place for slowness and creativity and community and laughter and great food. Yes, especially great food. The limitations of this space are what make it truly unique. Who else thinks to make perfect eggs with a toaster oven? Here’s a spot to meet friends, make new ones, and maybe, just maybe, find love when you’re least expecting it.

Came here for lunch and we ordered the melted Brie apple and mini French sandwiches. Both were heavenly! The bread was so good!! The staff were incredibly nice. We absolutely loved everything about this place!!

I got familiar with Prism Cafe when they were at Big Bite. They had options & they were good. Seeing that they got a location not too long after that was good to see. The Evan was something I had in mind for a while & I got to try it out. I was slightly heartbroken because I thought the tape on the menu indicated the sandwich was sold out when really the bagel wasn't available. The Evan (which is named / made after Tulsa comedian / legend Evan Hughes) has turkey, havarti cheese, aioli, pepperoncini, cornichons, microgreens & js usually on an everything bagel, they ran out so they put it on a baguette (which was still good & made me want to see how it really is with a bagel). When I bit into the sandwich, there was no escaping the aioli. It went well with the havarti & there was plenty of turkey. What made me happy the most was the greens included (I'm real big on greens). I wanna come back for the brunch. There was a pancake that comes in a skillet. That's all I needed to know, I almost didn't read the rest of the menu. The employees were nice & welcoming.

We bought a quart of Prism's butternut squash and rosemary soup to see us through a January snow. It was absolutely delicious! It was so fresh: the staff had just finished making it, and handed me the Mason jar while it was still warm! Their dine-in space is very small.

Prism cafe can't be missed when you stop through Tulsa! We had a large group of eight and we were able to sit and eat together since we got there right when it opened at 11, they got slammed shortly after so I'm so glad we got there early! The food is super fresh--locally sourced- extremely yummy! (and they were able to accommodate our allergies and preferences like gluten-free options and oat milk for coffee!) We highly recommend!

This is an amazing addition to The Heights. The place has such an unassuming and homey ambiance. There's some limited seating outside and more seating available inside along a bar and some tables as well. The menu isn't very extensive but the options they have are impeccable. They have some breakfast and lunch options with a special brunch menu available on Sundays. You can make a reservation on their website. It's a farm to table concept and the ingredients used are super fresh and everything is made from scratch. The simplicity in their dishes is surprisingly full of flavor. For breakfast, you can't go wrong with their buttermilk biscuits. Their cinnamon buns are fluffy and not overwhelmingly sweet. The tomato, truffle burrata and pesto salad was hands down my favorite. Every bite was absolutely delicious. Finally, their BLT was the first sandwich I've liked in a while. Highly recommend. I'll be coming back to try their brunch for sure. Finally, they have great teas available, including a botanic sparkling tea line that I'm obsessed with. They also have a variety of products for sale towards the restroom. Check out their website for more information on what they carry.

Walked in and as soon as we got there the staff all looked at each other and then asked me what I was looking for? I said, "lunch?" They said well, we want to leave early. So we literally got kicked out. I understand it's a holiday, but close the damn store . Don't kick out paying customers. I'm seriously in awe of how we were just treated!

Wonderful hidden neighborhood cafe. We went for dinner in a Friday night without a reservation and were seated at bar. Had a glass of the house wine, which was a well balanced Malbec. Husband had the fried chicken, which was super tasty. I had the cod and artichoke puree. This was cooked perfectly and all very fresh. Friendly staff and exceptional food.

Chef Amy is such a great host. Darling spit that looks like it is a neighborhood French cafe. The food is amazing! Get the Sterling... you will not be disappointed.

We tried this small cafe for the first time today. The ambiance was warm and the food was excellent. We plan on going back.

What a well hidden gem. Just enjoyed the freshest tasting high quality sandwiches around. We will definitely be back. Do check the hours as they are only open Wednesday to Saturdays. This quaint restaurant is located in the Heights neighborhood.

This place is in a really cool location and offers really interesting dishes that are competently considered. The issue with this restaurant lies in its operational inefficiency. On numerous occasions I found myself waiting for inordinate amounts of time to be served dishes that were made from an assortment of premade options. Apart from one or so kitchen hands, the front-facing workers seem to buzz around with an air of confusion and disorganization. Where this leaves the customer is you end up apologizing for their incompetence; mostly serving yourself; and frustrated by the fact that an hour or more has passed to get something to eat. To make matters worse, the staff felt no pressure to remedy the broken trust. Worse yet, service and food is paid for at the front end, leaving you no real ability to make your tip commensurate upon service. Thus muddying the customer-feedback process. How will they learn to be better? Perhaps they just do not want to know the bitter truth. 3/5. Go on a day when you have a lot of time to spare and a high threshold for patience.

We were told about this restaurant at a party and we are glad we went there. It's a very small place but it has big time food and service. I ordered the Caesar salad and my wife ordered the beef tips. Both items were outstanding

If you're looking for a cozy spot in Tulsa, this boutique cafe is the place for you. Located in the historic Brady Heights north of downtown, this place has a character all of its own. The menu will change and seating is limited so make reservations.

let's get right to it, shall we? food: amazing. num num. service: incredibly attentive/friendly ambiance: a vibe

Would be dope if they added more korean dishes on menu... maybe kimchi pancake? Love how cinnamon roll has orange peel! Some of the entree bit overpriced like 30 for cod seems high

Good turkey Sandwhich on an everything bagel and really unique location in the Brady district. I was impressed