Levain Dining Room Cocktail - Tulsa

Between my friends and family, we've tried the breakfast sandwich, croissants, biscuits, coconut chocolate chip cookies (please bring those back!!!), scrambled eggs, Eggs Benedict, Dutch baby, warm salad, and the cinnamon roll (which is uniquely delightful with a sourdough twist!). Everything was delicious, except for the biscuits; both the kids and I found them inedible. One of the wines on the menu is pricey but definitely worth trying for brunch—a red mimosa. It's called Alloy’s Tin City, a red Zinfandel blended with coffee, served in a can (it may sound odd, but it’s interesting and fun, and it tastes like you’d expect). It contains 6.5 mg of caffeine per ounce, compared to 8 mg per ounce in a cup of coffee. If you end up liking it, you can purchase it at Grapes and Grain.

The ingredients are incredibly fresh and of the highest quality. It's the best brunch we've experienced in town, featuring exceptional service and a great atmosphere.

A definite must-try spot in South Tulsa! The food is delicious and freshly prepared, and the drinks are great. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting. I highly recommend it!

Absolutely outstanding. The service is impeccable. The vibe (for breakfast) was great. Very clean. The food was incredible. Without exaggeration, the best biscuits and gravy I've ever had. The smoked trout salad was stellar. The dressing was pleasant without being domineering. The trout itself perfectly paired with the rest of the salad. Finally, they had a croque madame on some of the best sourdough I've had. Great all around. They made everything from scratch. Just a phenomenal experience from the very first step into the restaurant. One of the top 5 restaurants in Tulsa to be sure.

Among friends and family, we tried the breakfast sandwich, croissants, biscuits, and coconut chocolate chip cookies (please bring these back!!!), as well as scrambled eggs Benedict, the Dutch baby, warm salad, and a unique cinnamon roll (which had a delightful sourdough twist!). Everything was delicious, except for the cookies, which were quite disappointing; neither my children nor I could finish them. Although one of the wines is on the pricier side, it’s worth trying—it's a red mimosa that combines red zinc with coffee, and although it sounds strange, it's interesting, fun, and tastes as intriguing as it sounds. It contains 6.5 mg of caffeine per ounce, which is slightly less than the 8 mg per ounce found in a cup of coffee. If you enjoy it, you can purchase it at Grapes and Grain.