Cow and Cabbage is a specialty grocer and restaurant celebrating Oklahoma’s agricultural heritage. We offer locally sourced meats, produce, dairy, and artisanal goods while serving an ‘upscale casual’ menu inspired by the diverse cultures shaping the region’s food landscape. Committed to strengthening local agriculture, Cow & Cabbage supports farmers, enhances food accessibility, and fosters a resilient community-based food system. Hours listed are for the market. The restaurant is open 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. (last seating) Tue to Sat and from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. (last seating) on Sunday.
Hours
| Saturday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1325 E 15th St Suite 107, Tulsa, OK 74120
Phone: (918) 600-1860
Website: https://cowandcabbage.com/
Menu Photos
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Reviews
I felt as if the chef wanted me to know that they have a mastery of flavor, even using salty bitter notes to perfectly counterbalance fresh local ingredients. I felt like this was how farm-to-table should be… And only sometimes is.
Thank you for letting me enjoy your fare and wonderful service!!!
I was part of a group of about 10–12 ladies. Our organizer reserved the space several days in advance, yet our server made a blanket comment implying that we did not have a reservation. She seemed visibly upset because another group arrived after us without a reservation and was also seated. As a result, the service we received felt muted and distracted once the second party arrived.
Because it was my first visit, I had a few questions about the food and drinks. The server’s tone was sharp and came across as rude, almost as if she were offended by any questions at all. This was especially disappointing since the drinks are not typical, and some explanation would have been helpful.
We asked if the temperature could be adjusted, as it was set around 65 degrees and the air was blowing directly on our table. She said she would handle it after assisting the other party, but she never returned to adjust it.
The food was also disappointing. My fries came out cold, and my sandwich was served cold as well—mostly bread with seasoning that I didn’t care for. I didn’t end up eating my meal. At that point, I was hesitant to ask for anything else because every question seemed to be met with a smart or rude remark. For example, I asked whether the fish and chips were prepared with cornmeal or flour (there is a difference), and I received an attitude in response. I also asked about a fruit cup as a side and was met with another rude comment.
They did not offer regular sodas (no Coke or Pepsi), and the tea that was served was unsweetened and tasted burned, like it had been sitting too long in the container.
To her credit, the server did comp all of the drinks at the end, which was appreciated. However, the overall attitude made us feel unwelcome—as if she wasn’t happy that we were there at all.
I’m not sure that I’ll be returning, and I honestly don’t know that they would care either, which is unfortunate because I was really looking forward to trying this place.
The burger looked amazing and while The Hubs said it was good, he also said it needed some more spice.
They had a couple of rotating beers from Heirloom–a Mexican Lager and an Italian Pilsner. I had the Water Lily cocktail, their take on an Aviation. Order it just because it’s beautiful (and refreshing). The photo does not depict the deep color of it. I asked what other gin based cocktails they had on their menu. They didn’t but the server/bartender offered to make me a Bee’s Knees for the second round. It was delicious!
The atmosphere here is casual but the food is elevated. I kept thinking this is what a French bistro would be like inside. I want to come back and shop the market.
Oh, and the apple pie was excellent as well!
Even the simplest items feel elevated, and the produce is always local and well-seasoned. It’s the kind of place where you order something healthy and still feel like you’re treating yourself. Service is warm, portions are generous, and everything comes out tasting like someone actually paid attention.
If you’re looking for a place that does food right without sacrificing heartiness or creativity, this is a must-try. Tulsa needs more restaurants like this.