Most important is the coffee. How is the coffee. The coffee is EXCELLENT. I can think of no other coffee seller in Oklahoma that comes close to topping what they are roasting and serving here. And I am, quite honestly, very difficult to impress with this. I wish I'd known about this place sooner.Then there's the rest of it. Awesome facility with comfortable seating and places to get work done if that's needed. Modern but chill vibe. Excellent service. Some keen merch if that's your jam. Great selection of bagged coffee to take home to get the same flavors there.I really am impressed and will be a new regular here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mosa AL Sadiq
The place is amazing, great vibe.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Blake H.
Small space. Okay drinks. Service is okay. However, it's religiously affiliated if you care about supporting a religious belief system. The service person at the counter informed me the name of the place is from a Bible verse and the religion is Christianity.
Jodie S.
So we're roaming downtown after having lunch and we thought we'd find a local coffee shop to swing by for some coffee and a pastry. I find this place on Yelp, see the 4.7 stars and some of the photos, and I start to get a little hyped about the possibilities of this place. Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned.To start, the actual coffee shop itself is pretty difficult to locate once you arrive at the building. We were looking for an "EOTE" sign or something of the sort and never found one. Someone outside saw that we looked lost and pointed us to the right building entrance, so shout out to them for the assist. Something you should know- "EOTE" apparently stands for End of The Earth and the coffee shop is underground, sorta. Who knew?! I saw a small "End of the Earth" sign pointing to the direction of the coffee shop afterward and then it all made sense.So we head into the building and run into a family taking what appear to be quinceañera photos right in front of the elevator doors (partially blocking the elevator entry). When they see us looking around (looking lost... again), they tell us that the stairs to the coffee shop are "over there" and she points to them, giving us the impression that we're not allowed to use the elevator. We kinda stand there for a bit (because I can't do stairs usually, due to my knee) and then she offers us use of the elevator, but seemed kinda annoyed with us.We made our way down to the coffee shop. There are some tables and chairs in the hallway leading to the shop, but they were mostly all taken. We enter the coffee shop and it's surprisingly small and packed with patrons. We walk up to the register to see what coffees they have and the options are incredibly limited. I see multiple menu signs on Yelp now that I'm looking again, but I don't recall seeing that many drink options when we were there, but it's entirely possible that we overlooked them. Also, the pastries available for purchase were almost non-existent. I was looking forward to trying a cinnamon roll, but the case had none left. I asked if they had any cinnamon rolls elsewhere and the barista said, "well we have some, but I'd have to cut them and that will take a while," then she goes quiet as if that was the end of the conversation. I stood there thinking... so is that your way of telling me that you don't want to mess with it, or...?? I asked if they'd be available for sale today or if we couldn't get them today and she reiterated that they'd take a while to cut... so again I'm like- so is that a no? She said we could buy them and I asked if she was sure (in a very genuine/nice way) and she said yes. Ok, great! It's at this point that my husband mentally checks out and is ready to leave this place. The vibe that the barista was giving us was kinda grumpy and my husband likes to match negative energy so he starts getting grumpy too. Between the limited drink menu, them being out of the pastries he wanted to try, and the attitude we were dealing with from the barista, we just felt super unwelcome and were SO ready to leave. I didn't want to be rude, so I kinda quietly encouraged him to order something. I got the gingerbread hot chocolate and a cinnamon roll. My husband ordered a plain hot chocolate. We pay and find a place to sit in the outer hallway until a table comes available inside the coffee shop. As busy as this place was, I figured that everything would be delicious, but sadly, that wasn't the case. We didn't have to wait long until our drinks and cinnamon roll were ready. I have to say that I waited a couple days to try the cinnamon roll and it was still in good form. It was pretty great actually. The hot chocolate on the other hand, which we both tasted as we left the building, not so much. My husband threw his away almost immediately. I drank about half of mine trying to get into it and I just wasn't feeling it. It tasted like a very weak hot chocolate made wit
Eric Zeno
My nephew recommended this place and so glad that he did! When you walk in the atmosphere is relaxing as you walk in and the coffee smell let's you know you've arrived! Pleasant staff are courteous and patient to answer all the newbie questions. The Kalache is outstanding!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Brad Orchard
Still the best coffee shop in OKC.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Misty Hayes
I ordered my espresso beans yesterday to use with my new espresso marchine that’s in the way and they came the very next day which I thought was amazing thanks for the great customer service the extra letter on my invoice and stickers. Best coffee excellent service thanks ends of the earth coffee. I only got one bag but that wasn’t a option but I got the espresso roast and it’s phenomenal.
Recommended dishes: 2 Bags
Debi Muhm
I have tried numerous coffee roasters in Oklahoma City and Eote is by far my favorite!!!!!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Overlander
O P
A really nice coffee shop with an industrial vibe, I love the outdoor seating area and modern feel to the cafe. I have not had a bad cup of coffee from here but the atmosphere and aesthetics alone are enough to draw me in.Wheelchair accessibility: Elevator access
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Mocha Latte
Peter Schaefer
While service can be slow, the experience and product quality are both great! The team here is very friendly and makes high-quality drinks. Don't overlook the pastries. They are phenomenal and sell out
Dirtiest Chai latte I've had. So good. Real spice flavor.
Akiva Kreations
Shop is located on ground level of Parlor OKC. You can take stairs or elevator. Zane was very accommodating. He offered suggestions when we told this is our 1st time. They don't offer blended drinks at the time of our visit. We had 2 iced lattes. 1 pecan pie latte, ph delight latte & a hug cinnamon roll. The atmosphere is very chill. There's outdoor seating closed off from rest of area which is nice for privacy. It appears its 1st come. Would go again when I have more time just to relaxParking: Free parking located in back of building
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Iced Latte
Georgie M.
Great ambience. Good coffee. The staff was nice and helpful and the energy is great. Giving a four because we did have a difficult time finding the actual store front, and the seating was very limited. With that said, the lighting and decorations were such a mood. And the staff makes you feel like you're a regular right off the bat.
Julie S.
Love this place. Walking downstairs and into the deep cavern of this black walled, gold accent, and leather place is like walking into a hug. It's cozy. Real cozy. The coffee is excellent. I go back and forth to which one is my favorite. Sometimes I want notes of chocolate. Sometimes I want a nutty note. Whatever my hankering is, I am never disappointed. The staff is kind. Like genuinely sweet. They are knowledgeable on the coffees whether it's a cortado or a latte. I like it when they see their "regulars". The warmth and friendliness is refreshing.
Meryl N.
Smooth flavorful pour over coffee, pleasant staff and plenty of seating Eôté does a few things very well.There are not many places in okc or the greater metro area where you can get something as luxurious as freshly ground coffee with hot water slowly poured over it. Pour over coffee is one of the simplest yet rarest items on coffee shop menus. Many coffee roasters do not offer this. Today I set out on a mission to have a really good cup of simple coffee. I looked for pour over on yelp and became aware of Eôté.The beans were grown in Guatemala and a medium roast. Flavor was smooth, slightly fruity and slightly choclatey. I drank most of it without sugar and added some sugar at the end becuase that's what I felt like doing. This was arguably a good decision. As an accompaniment I ordered a cinnamon roll. Which was pleasant but also did not stand out. The sweetness of the roll did pair well with my coffee. Service was good. The staff understood the menu and was pleasant to interact with. This is not fault of the staff but I do wish that Eôté had cash for change. I would recommend brining a card if you choose to visit. Now let's get into the ambiance. Eôté is in a basement before getting to the register you pass equipment, seating and really get to fill your nostrils with the smell of coffee. There is some nice outdoor seating and plenty of indoor seating. Eôté is quite spacious but it is also so loud in the seating area by the register. I felt like the customers in the hallway seating on the way to the register and the music were in a nosie battle. If I visit again I belive I will walk around until I find seating farther away from speakers. Also some of the leather benches are worn down and while sitting I felt myself sliding into the table. I moved seats due to this. But that wasn't pleasant. If it was my choice I'd add some filling into those cushions. Anyway. Good coffee.Nice staff.Plenty of seating. Noise level not ideal but this could be customer dependant which is no fault of the business
Most important is the coffee. How is the coffee. The coffee is EXCELLENT. I can think of no other coffee seller in Oklahoma that comes close to topping what they are roasting and serving here. And I am, quite honestly, very difficult to impress with this. I wish I'd known about this place sooner.Then there's the rest of it. Awesome facility with comfortable seating and places to get work done if that's needed. Modern but chill vibe. Excellent service. Some keen merch if that's your jam. Great selection of bagged coffee to take home to get the same flavors there.I really am impressed and will be a new regular here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The place is amazing, great vibe.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Small space. Okay drinks. Service is okay. However, it's religiously affiliated if you care about supporting a religious belief system. The service person at the counter informed me the name of the place is from a Bible verse and the religion is Christianity.
So we're roaming downtown after having lunch and we thought we'd find a local coffee shop to swing by for some coffee and a pastry. I find this place on Yelp, see the 4.7 stars and some of the photos, and I start to get a little hyped about the possibilities of this place. Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned.To start, the actual coffee shop itself is pretty difficult to locate once you arrive at the building. We were looking for an "EOTE" sign or something of the sort and never found one. Someone outside saw that we looked lost and pointed us to the right building entrance, so shout out to them for the assist. Something you should know- "EOTE" apparently stands for End of The Earth and the coffee shop is underground, sorta. Who knew?! I saw a small "End of the Earth" sign pointing to the direction of the coffee shop afterward and then it all made sense.So we head into the building and run into a family taking what appear to be quinceañera photos right in front of the elevator doors (partially blocking the elevator entry). When they see us looking around (looking lost... again), they tell us that the stairs to the coffee shop are "over there" and she points to them, giving us the impression that we're not allowed to use the elevator. We kinda stand there for a bit (because I can't do stairs usually, due to my knee) and then she offers us use of the elevator, but seemed kinda annoyed with us.We made our way down to the coffee shop. There are some tables and chairs in the hallway leading to the shop, but they were mostly all taken. We enter the coffee shop and it's surprisingly small and packed with patrons. We walk up to the register to see what coffees they have and the options are incredibly limited. I see multiple menu signs on Yelp now that I'm looking again, but I don't recall seeing that many drink options when we were there, but it's entirely possible that we overlooked them. Also, the pastries available for purchase were almost non-existent. I was looking forward to trying a cinnamon roll, but the case had none left. I asked if they had any cinnamon rolls elsewhere and the barista said, "well we have some, but I'd have to cut them and that will take a while," then she goes quiet as if that was the end of the conversation. I stood there thinking... so is that your way of telling me that you don't want to mess with it, or...?? I asked if they'd be available for sale today or if we couldn't get them today and she reiterated that they'd take a while to cut... so again I'm like- so is that a no? She said we could buy them and I asked if she was sure (in a very genuine/nice way) and she said yes. Ok, great! It's at this point that my husband mentally checks out and is ready to leave this place. The vibe that the barista was giving us was kinda grumpy and my husband likes to match negative energy so he starts getting grumpy too. Between the limited drink menu, them being out of the pastries he wanted to try, and the attitude we were dealing with from the barista, we just felt super unwelcome and were SO ready to leave. I didn't want to be rude, so I kinda quietly encouraged him to order something. I got the gingerbread hot chocolate and a cinnamon roll. My husband ordered a plain hot chocolate. We pay and find a place to sit in the outer hallway until a table comes available inside the coffee shop. As busy as this place was, I figured that everything would be delicious, but sadly, that wasn't the case. We didn't have to wait long until our drinks and cinnamon roll were ready. I have to say that I waited a couple days to try the cinnamon roll and it was still in good form. It was pretty great actually. The hot chocolate on the other hand, which we both tasted as we left the building, not so much. My husband threw his away almost immediately. I drank about half of mine trying to get into it and I just wasn't feeling it. It tasted like a very weak hot chocolate made wit
My nephew recommended this place and so glad that he did! When you walk in the atmosphere is relaxing as you walk in and the coffee smell let's you know you've arrived! Pleasant staff are courteous and patient to answer all the newbie questions. The Kalache is outstanding!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Still the best coffee shop in OKC.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I ordered my espresso beans yesterday to use with my new espresso marchine that’s in the way and they came the very next day which I thought was amazing thanks for the great customer service the extra letter on my invoice and stickers. Best coffee excellent service thanks ends of the earth coffee. I only got one bag but that wasn’t a option but I got the espresso roast and it’s phenomenal.
Recommended dishes: 2 Bags
I have tried numerous coffee roasters in Oklahoma City and Eote is by far my favorite!!!!!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Overlander
A really nice coffee shop with an industrial vibe, I love the outdoor seating area and modern feel to the cafe. I have not had a bad cup of coffee from here but the atmosphere and aesthetics alone are enough to draw me in.Wheelchair accessibility: Elevator access
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Mocha Latte
While service can be slow, the experience and product quality are both great! The team here is very friendly and makes high-quality drinks. Don't overlook the pastries. They are phenomenal and sell out
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
Dirtiest Chai latte I've had. So good. Real spice flavor.
Shop is located on ground level of Parlor OKC. You can take stairs or elevator. Zane was very accommodating. He offered suggestions when we told this is our 1st time. They don't offer blended drinks at the time of our visit. We had 2 iced lattes. 1 pecan pie latte, ph delight latte & a hug cinnamon roll. The atmosphere is very chill. There's outdoor seating closed off from rest of area which is nice for privacy. It appears its 1st come. Would go again when I have more time just to relaxParking: Free parking located in back of building
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Iced Latte
Great ambience. Good coffee. The staff was nice and helpful and the energy is great. Giving a four because we did have a difficult time finding the actual store front, and the seating was very limited. With that said, the lighting and decorations were such a mood. And the staff makes you feel like you're a regular right off the bat.
Love this place. Walking downstairs and into the deep cavern of this black walled, gold accent, and leather place is like walking into a hug. It's cozy. Real cozy. The coffee is excellent. I go back and forth to which one is my favorite. Sometimes I want notes of chocolate. Sometimes I want a nutty note. Whatever my hankering is, I am never disappointed. The staff is kind. Like genuinely sweet. They are knowledgeable on the coffees whether it's a cortado or a latte. I like it when they see their "regulars". The warmth and friendliness is refreshing.
Smooth flavorful pour over coffee, pleasant staff and plenty of seating Eôté does a few things very well.There are not many places in okc or the greater metro area where you can get something as luxurious as freshly ground coffee with hot water slowly poured over it. Pour over coffee is one of the simplest yet rarest items on coffee shop menus. Many coffee roasters do not offer this. Today I set out on a mission to have a really good cup of simple coffee. I looked for pour over on yelp and became aware of Eôté.The beans were grown in Guatemala and a medium roast. Flavor was smooth, slightly fruity and slightly choclatey. I drank most of it without sugar and added some sugar at the end becuase that's what I felt like doing. This was arguably a good decision. As an accompaniment I ordered a cinnamon roll. Which was pleasant but also did not stand out. The sweetness of the roll did pair well with my coffee. Service was good. The staff understood the menu and was pleasant to interact with. This is not fault of the staff but I do wish that Eôté had cash for change. I would recommend brining a card if you choose to visit. Now let's get into the ambiance. Eôté is in a basement before getting to the register you pass equipment, seating and really get to fill your nostrils with the smell of coffee. There is some nice outdoor seating and plenty of indoor seating. Eôté is quite spacious but it is also so loud in the seating area by the register. I felt like the customers in the hallway seating on the way to the register and the music were in a nosie battle. If I visit again I belive I will walk around until I find seating farther away from speakers. Also some of the leather benches are worn down and while sitting I felt myself sliding into the table. I moved seats due to this. But that wasn't pleasant. If it was my choice I'd add some filling into those cushions. Anyway. Good coffee.Nice staff.Plenty of seating. Noise level not ideal but this could be customer dependant which is no fault of the business