Junction Coffee

Sometimes you just need a simple breakfast. Somewhere quiet and inviting. A place that makes you feel comfortable. Junction Coffee is definitely that type of place. If you haven’t already been on their British Two level bus, you are missing out. If you just need a great spot downtown to get some work done while you enjoy fresh made snacks and coffee then Junction’s brick and mortar is your place.

Small coffee shop close to downtown business district. Fresh pastries and warm breakfast sandwiches offer customers a little sustenance to go along with their caffeine. A wide variety of specialty coffee drinks and teas are offered. I normally order the London Fog Hot Tea, but it was 100 degrees in Oklahoma. The kind barista made the drink into an iced beverage for me and it was delicious! I also had to try a pasty that was calling my name. The Pear Almond Danish was just sweet enough to satisfy my sugar craving without it being too dessert like. I almost ordered the everything danish because it is filled with cream cheese. Maybe next time! The atmosphere is very welcoming and I could see myself ordering a coffee and sending a few emails in their lounge space.

Solid. Coffee is good. Pastries are great. Would like to try more of the options (for both) to get a better impression. The breakfast sandwiches/burritos are good enough but not feature worthy. The vibes are kinda average, more bright than cozy, and a bit basic. It was raining, so we didn't get to check out the patio. The barista was friendly. We might be back again at some point.

I've been stopping by Mabel for a while, and was jazzed about there being a brick and mortar location. Since I'm cycling more often than not, it's dope to not have to sit outside with my cup of Joe. Not that it's bad, just that sometimes the weather doesn't play nice. Anyway, if you've been to the bus you already know what's up. There are plenty of options for hot and cold drinks, as well as some snacks to help fill the tank. I'm working my way through the drink menu, although I'm partial to that cappuccino. On the food side, my go-to is the coffee cake. It's always moist and pairs well with every beverage you can get here. As for the staff, they're warm and friendly. I don't particularly need to have an "experience" when I go out. As long as I get what I'm after and it doesn't cost me a pint of my own blood then I'm happy. However there's always a kind word to be had here. It's a welcoming environment. Even when they're busy I don't feel like I'm being given the bum's rush. I could go on forever, but you'll just have to stop in and see for yourself. Update: They've added a bike rack out front, and patio out back. I wish I could give more stars.

Tucked away like a secret treehouse in the heart of Oklahoma City lives a tiny coffee wonderland that whispers, “Psst… your perfect cup is hiding here.” Step inside this hushed little hideaway and the friendliest barista sprites swoop in (think caffeine fairies with aprons) to guide wide-eyed first-timers through a choose-your-own-adventure of beans, brews, and magical mix-ins. Want oat-milk lavender foam with a sprinkle of stardust? They’ve got you. Cold-brew potion swirled with caramel clouds? Just say the word. By the time you take that first enchanted sip, the big-city hustle melts away, and you’re left floating on a caffeinated daydream. The ideal spell to close out our whirlwind OKC visit: one last sip of quiet magic before we tiptoed back to reality.

This place is cute, clean and I love their values and the fact that their values are posted on the wall. The only reason i give the food a 4 is because they didn't have what I actually wanted which was the hummus. One of the best iced Chai Lattes ever!

Worth the stop. The baked goods are unique like an everything danish. Syrups are homemade. Drinks are fun like a cold fashion, using homemade orange syrup to make an old fashioned taste.