visited on fri i believe. service treated us so nice. feels like a place in charlotte that i enjoyed visiting.
Evan Currin
i had a superb time with google maps looking at this place so yeah
FormerCaliBoy
Set off the street and at the rear of a parking lot on W. Sheridan, Ok Yeah Co is a little hidden gem. Part flower shop, part cafe the place offers a serene atmosphere with bar stools, tables and picnic benches bordered within the garden oasis. I had an oat milk hot chocolate ($4.50), other milk substitutes were available. My beverage, with a nice deco on top, was a most unique flavor as the chocolate seemed dark and somewhat roasted as also described by the staff person, so probably the most interesting hot chocolate I experienced in the city. The place offers a unique atmosphere, unusual chocolate used in their hot chocolate, free, secure Wi-Fi, and spotless restrooms. One is welcome to linger as long as you wish to socialize or play with your gadgets. FYI: Ok Yeah Co is scheduled to close this location and namesake at end of Sept 2018, and open a new store to be called Stitch, which will be located in the Bricktown district, shortly thereafter. I enjoyed my visit here and look forward to checking out their new place on my next visit to OKC.
Connie C.
THIS PLACE IS CLOSED!!!!!!! We are in from out of town and saw this place (on yelp) and thought it looked great. We walked like almost a mile to get here (in the blazing hot sun) and found a sign on the door stating okay yeah is permanently closed. It also stated to go to Instagram for the "whole story".... if it's permanently closed they could have AT LEAST put something on yelp indicating as much!!!
Justin P.
Very unique. Very awesome. I stopped by for brunch and ordered "the regular" I think it was called but this omelette and avocado toast plate was anything but. It was the best omelette and toast I've had in a very long time, maybe ever. The house coffee was delicious, good coffee which was refreshing. The food was only half of it. This place doubled as a plant shop. Like what?? So unconventional, so cool. There are picnic style wood tables in there, as well as bar seating. If you still need a reason to stop by let me tell you about the music selection. I walked in to "Boys and Girls" by Alabama Shakes, one of my favorite bands. The great tunes appealing to the younger crowd continued. This place isn't exclusively for the young folks though, I saw a group of suits as well as families and older couples.
Tara W.
They are moving locations very soon in Film Row! We got to visit the old location one last time. We tried their tarts - chocolate and apricot. The meringue on top of the tarts was way too sweet - we couldn't even finish them :( Would like to try a savory tart next time instead! As always, love the scenery and themes this shop has!
Meagan G.
Good vibes on vibes on vibes. On top of all of the cool lights, decor, seating options, and abundant PLANTS....this hole in the wall has a really nice menu that does not disappoint. My boyfriend and I came for brunch. We tried some of the exotic specialty pour overs (fantastic and smooth), the smoothie bowl (sooo filling and fresh), their salad with goat cheese and strawberries, etc (cant get over the amazing dressing and generous topping, and ended it with a strawberry-cactus tart. Needless to say, we got what we paid for (closer to $40). There was not a single item we weren't crazy for! I'm definitely planning on returning just to read with a coffee sometime. The lighting is really cheerful.
laradberk
Fun friendly place for great coffee - and/or plants, if you feel like shopping. Heard they’re moving to a newer space - our vote would be for them to stay in current warehouse spot. Lots of character, perfect example of adaptive re-use.
Raphael T.
So I found out that Okay Yeah has certain hours in which they serve hot food. During the week they are open 10-6 but stop serving food at 3:00. They still have pastries to eat as a compliment to the coffee they serve here. But after 3:00 it's strictly cool looking coffee
Coffee shop in a nursery with picnic tables and an airstream inside. Light bulbs hanging from overhead. Mason jars at the table with napkins. Does this sound like a hipster haven? Because When I walked in, I felt compelled to say, "I mustache you a question." The menu is very small, which I love. They have both sweet and savory tarts. Surprisingly, we only got savory tarts that come with a side of homemade gravy. We ordered the chorizo, sausage, and bacon tarts. There's a lot of breading but we assumed that's what the gravy was for which was pretty good. They came out steeeaming hot! If you're Hispanic they're kind of like empanadas. If you're Asian they're like a banh Bao. I liked the chorizo one the best because it was the only one out of the three with a little bit of spice. We had avocado toast as well that was drizzled with balsamic and sprinkles of goat cheese on top of a maybe a sprouted bread? Not sure. Good. Basic. Over priced. I had some scrambled eggs, mushroom, peppers, and what not on the side of my toast which were bland but tasted fresh nonetheless. We had coffee which according to my coffee expert of a friend, had great notes and flavors. I don't like coffee so I can't say. But coffee runs through the veins of my friend so I trust his judgment and perhaps you should too. All in all, it's a cute hipster place. I definitely would come here to study with all the greenery around me and natural light. They are located downtown but they have their own parking lot.
Jenni L.
The best way to summarize Okay Yeah is "a cute hipster coffee shop nestled inside a plant store." Don't know what I'm talking about look at the photos! They have a good coffee menu and a limited breakfast/lunch menu which is great for a light bite when you are on the go. I had the chicken hand tarts and they were just a perfect small lunch that was savory and satisfying but not heavy at all. If I had more time to spend this would have been the perfect place to sit and sip my coffee with a book outside.
Hannah M.
I adore this little coffee/plant shop! It's unique and the food Is seriously so good and homemade. It's a bit on the pricey side in my opinion for the amount of food you get but you are getting quality homemade items. Their coffee is good and strong. I have only tried their house drip coffee for $3 a cup and they serve them in the most darling mugs about good starts to the day! The whole vibe in this place is just very laid back and chill which I sort of dig if you're wanting a change from Starbucks! This place is super hard to get to right now due to all of the construction. It is located on Sheridan right next to the old Paramount building and thankfully, parking here is a breeze and has an abundance of it! I've been here several times just here this morning actually with my mom and I got the cherry tart which is super tasty and moist but the portion size has gone way done from what it used to be. My mom got a slice of banana bread and while it was absolutely delicious the slice was so small that my baby could have finished it and still been hungry. It was super good though which helped make up for it. You could definitely tell it was fresh and homemade. Their menu has changed and from what I was told it is seasonal so will be changing up a bit often. I definitely suggest trying it for breakfast or just a snack one day it's definitely a local place that I hope stays in business, friendly guys working and wonderful food.
Richelle L.
Love the atmosphere, thanks for easy parking in the city as well. Need a more details on coffee menu but luckily I just like black coffee. Was well directed as to which roast by the server. Latte my guest enjoyed was tasty and a work of art. Unfortunately I can't afford to be a regular. Coffee, 1 slice toast, latte and a smoothie bowl ran $26. If your not batting an eye at the prices then enjoy the atmosphere which is wonderful!!! And invite me for a cup of coffee!
Fivemarions
We read some reviews while traveling TX-NE and found this place, and were so glad we did! Best cappuccino I’ve had in the US, and the smoothie bowl was just right. Bought a couple of plants, too!
This place has a nice design.
visited on fri i believe. service treated us so nice. feels like a place in charlotte that i enjoyed visiting.
i had a superb time with google maps looking at this place so yeah
Set off the street and at the rear of a parking lot on W. Sheridan, Ok Yeah Co is a little hidden gem. Part flower shop, part cafe the place offers a serene atmosphere with bar stools, tables and picnic benches bordered within the garden oasis. I had an oat milk hot chocolate ($4.50), other milk substitutes were available. My beverage, with a nice deco on top, was a most unique flavor as the chocolate seemed dark and somewhat roasted as also described by the staff person, so probably the most interesting hot chocolate I experienced in the city. The place offers a unique atmosphere, unusual chocolate used in their hot chocolate, free, secure Wi-Fi, and spotless restrooms. One is welcome to linger as long as you wish to socialize or play with your gadgets. FYI: Ok Yeah Co is scheduled to close this location and namesake at end of Sept 2018, and open a new store to be called Stitch, which will be located in the Bricktown district, shortly thereafter. I enjoyed my visit here and look forward to checking out their new place on my next visit to OKC.
THIS PLACE IS CLOSED!!!!!!! We are in from out of town and saw this place (on yelp) and thought it looked great. We walked like almost a mile to get here (in the blazing hot sun) and found a sign on the door stating okay yeah is permanently closed. It also stated to go to Instagram for the "whole story".... if it's permanently closed they could have AT LEAST put something on yelp indicating as much!!!
Very unique. Very awesome. I stopped by for brunch and ordered "the regular" I think it was called but this omelette and avocado toast plate was anything but. It was the best omelette and toast I've had in a very long time, maybe ever. The house coffee was delicious, good coffee which was refreshing. The food was only half of it. This place doubled as a plant shop. Like what?? So unconventional, so cool. There are picnic style wood tables in there, as well as bar seating. If you still need a reason to stop by let me tell you about the music selection. I walked in to "Boys and Girls" by Alabama Shakes, one of my favorite bands. The great tunes appealing to the younger crowd continued. This place isn't exclusively for the young folks though, I saw a group of suits as well as families and older couples.
They are moving locations very soon in Film Row! We got to visit the old location one last time. We tried their tarts - chocolate and apricot. The meringue on top of the tarts was way too sweet - we couldn't even finish them :( Would like to try a savory tart next time instead! As always, love the scenery and themes this shop has!
Good vibes on vibes on vibes. On top of all of the cool lights, decor, seating options, and abundant PLANTS....this hole in the wall has a really nice menu that does not disappoint. My boyfriend and I came for brunch. We tried some of the exotic specialty pour overs (fantastic and smooth), the smoothie bowl (sooo filling and fresh), their salad with goat cheese and strawberries, etc (cant get over the amazing dressing and generous topping, and ended it with a strawberry-cactus tart. Needless to say, we got what we paid for (closer to $40). There was not a single item we weren't crazy for! I'm definitely planning on returning just to read with a coffee sometime. The lighting is really cheerful.
Fun friendly place for great coffee - and/or plants, if you feel like shopping. Heard they’re moving to a newer space - our vote would be for them to stay in current warehouse spot. Lots of character, perfect example of adaptive re-use.
So I found out that Okay Yeah has certain hours in which they serve hot food. During the week they are open 10-6 but stop serving food at 3:00. They still have pastries to eat as a compliment to the coffee they serve here. But after 3:00 it's strictly cool looking coffee
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Coffee shop in a nursery with picnic tables and an airstream inside. Light bulbs hanging from overhead. Mason jars at the table with napkins. Does this sound like a hipster haven? Because When I walked in, I felt compelled to say, "I mustache you a question." The menu is very small, which I love. They have both sweet and savory tarts. Surprisingly, we only got savory tarts that come with a side of homemade gravy. We ordered the chorizo, sausage, and bacon tarts. There's a lot of breading but we assumed that's what the gravy was for which was pretty good. They came out steeeaming hot! If you're Hispanic they're kind of like empanadas. If you're Asian they're like a banh Bao. I liked the chorizo one the best because it was the only one out of the three with a little bit of spice. We had avocado toast as well that was drizzled with balsamic and sprinkles of goat cheese on top of a maybe a sprouted bread? Not sure. Good. Basic. Over priced. I had some scrambled eggs, mushroom, peppers, and what not on the side of my toast which were bland but tasted fresh nonetheless. We had coffee which according to my coffee expert of a friend, had great notes and flavors. I don't like coffee so I can't say. But coffee runs through the veins of my friend so I trust his judgment and perhaps you should too. All in all, it's a cute hipster place. I definitely would come here to study with all the greenery around me and natural light. They are located downtown but they have their own parking lot.
The best way to summarize Okay Yeah is "a cute hipster coffee shop nestled inside a plant store." Don't know what I'm talking about look at the photos! They have a good coffee menu and a limited breakfast/lunch menu which is great for a light bite when you are on the go. I had the chicken hand tarts and they were just a perfect small lunch that was savory and satisfying but not heavy at all. If I had more time to spend this would have been the perfect place to sit and sip my coffee with a book outside.
I adore this little coffee/plant shop! It's unique and the food Is seriously so good and homemade. It's a bit on the pricey side in my opinion for the amount of food you get but you are getting quality homemade items. Their coffee is good and strong. I have only tried their house drip coffee for $3 a cup and they serve them in the most darling mugs about good starts to the day! The whole vibe in this place is just very laid back and chill which I sort of dig if you're wanting a change from Starbucks! This place is super hard to get to right now due to all of the construction. It is located on Sheridan right next to the old Paramount building and thankfully, parking here is a breeze and has an abundance of it! I've been here several times just here this morning actually with my mom and I got the cherry tart which is super tasty and moist but the portion size has gone way done from what it used to be. My mom got a slice of banana bread and while it was absolutely delicious the slice was so small that my baby could have finished it and still been hungry. It was super good though which helped make up for it. You could definitely tell it was fresh and homemade. Their menu has changed and from what I was told it is seasonal so will be changing up a bit often. I definitely suggest trying it for breakfast or just a snack one day it's definitely a local place that I hope stays in business, friendly guys working and wonderful food.
Love the atmosphere, thanks for easy parking in the city as well. Need a more details on coffee menu but luckily I just like black coffee. Was well directed as to which roast by the server. Latte my guest enjoyed was tasty and a work of art. Unfortunately I can't afford to be a regular. Coffee, 1 slice toast, latte and a smoothie bowl ran $26. If your not batting an eye at the prices then enjoy the atmosphere which is wonderful!!! And invite me for a cup of coffee!
We read some reviews while traveling TX-NE and found this place, and were so glad we did! Best cappuccino I’ve had in the US, and the smoothie bowl was just right. Bought a couple of plants, too!