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Offering hyperlocal garden-sourced food, prepared foods, local produce, and apothecary goods – Prism Cafe creates hyperlocal sun-powered nourishment. We believe in going beyond farm-to-table and that nourishment should be offered beyond the plate. The consideration of how locally grown plants can be used for the body in forms outside of food is our natural intuition. Prism Cafe is a hyperlocal herbal apothecary that creates wellness for the whole body with organically grown, wildcrafted goods. Prism Cafe is a place to collect and share new experiences. We believe life is about expansion of the mind, heart, and palette.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 217 W Latimer St, Tulsa, OK 74106
Phone: (539) 867-4797
Website: https://prismcafetulsa.com/
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Reviews
Natalie Wilson Capages
My daughter and I enjoyed lunch here. We ordered the Evan and the Melted Brie Apple and happily split and enjoyed both very much! I was disappointed they didn’t have a soup of the day the day we went, but we’ll just have to go back 🙂 I LOVE that they are always offering up new seasonal dishes! The service is friendly, and the atmosphere is cozy and quaint. A little gem of a place for sure!
… moreTodd Mutzig
Prism Café is one of those hidden gems that makes you feel like you’ve discovered something special. It’s a little off the beaten path, but absolutely worth the effort to find.
The space is small, quaint, and welcoming, and you can immediately tell this is a place where the owners are pouring their heart and soul into every detail. The food is incredibly fresh, thoughtfully prepared, and simply amazing.
I always love discovering boutique, locally owned spots like this, places with personality, passion, and quality you just don’t find everywhere. Prism Café is exactly that. If you’re in Tulsa and appreciate fresh, delicious food and a place with real character, this one is a must-visit.
… moreThe space is small, quaint, and welcoming, and you can immediately tell this is a place where the owners are pouring their heart and soul into every detail. The food is incredibly fresh, thoughtfully prepared, and simply amazing.
I always love discovering boutique, locally owned spots like this, places with personality, passion, and quality you just don’t find everywhere. Prism Café is exactly that. If you’re in Tulsa and appreciate fresh, delicious food and a place with real character, this one is a must-visit.
Mudassir Zaidi
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.
… moreJeremy G
New favorite. Had the vegan French sandwich and a sparkling ginger lemonade for lunch. Looking forward to trying the breakfast and brunch.
… moreSarah Rogers
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!!
… moreJoseph Rudolph
This place is a special gem. It was great to take time and slow down and enjoy the food.
The building and decor reminded me to take a breath and enjoy the surroundings.
The food was amazing and you can see how much though and caring goes into each plate.
Aimee and her staff are doing something exceptional in Tulsa.
… moreThe building and decor reminded me to take a breath and enjoy the surroundings.
The food was amazing and you can see how much though and caring goes into each plate.
Aimee and her staff are doing something exceptional in Tulsa.
Becky Whelchel
Wow! What an incredible gem we have in Tulsa! I had no idea this place was here but now I’ll be a regular!! Fresh local sourced foods that were paired together beautifully and tasted divine!
… moreDavid Brinton
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.
… moreJesus Rosales
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.
… moreA 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.
Madeline Perkins
The food was delish but the sun streaming into the dining table was unbearable. I can’t think of the last time I was miserable every second of a meal. Like, I actively wanted to leave the whole time I was there. I’d walk to the back every ten minutes just to cool off and get a chance to stop squinting! I know the sun is vitamin D but someone get this place an awning or curtains! I don’t usually low-rate local shops but this was like…I was blinded and sweating for 55 minutes straight. They won’t be open long if they give this experience to many more diners. If you want to eat here, bring sunglasses (no joke, the women at the table next to us both wore sunglasses the whole time) or an umbrella (a joke, yes, but i’m still fussy).
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