"Coffee. Drip not hot but the varietal was very good. Latte. Could not taste the flavor added sugar. Sandwich good was hoping for shaved meat. Atmosphere worth buying something just to sit here."

"CTX is a cute hidden jem in Sapulpa. I live in Tulsa (which is full of great coffee places), so I never have any reason to venture to smaller towns for coffee, but this place is worth it! I’m a barista myself and heard of it through my connections. The owner is a girl my age and she’s so sweet. She works as a barista there and has been running this business all on her own! So if you want to go support a small local business with great vibes, this is the place to go."

"Singularly the tastiest cold brew I’ve ever had. The aesthetic is inviting and carefully curated with some really special antique pieces along with some contemporary fixtures. The space is super conducive for working remote much as the service line supports a quick takeaway. Don’t skip the English muffin with egg and sausage - it’s an excellent snack. Added bonus; the owner might be the one serving up your drink and can tell you all about their signature roasts. She’s also really nice. Whether you’re on a road trip and looking for a place to remember, looking for a spot outside of Tulsa, or a regular in town - show this place all the love. (Currently there’s major construction on the main drag in town, BUT this shop remains open and there’s plenty of parking in the adjacent lots or on the streets very nearby. Get a few extra steps in and move around the fencing. You’ll be glad you stopped in.)"

"This coffee shop is amazing. I hosted a small private event here. The place is perfect, the set up is great! It makes for a very relaxed, comfortable feel. The service they provided while our group was there was exceptional. The coffee and pastries are delicious. They even do a great pour over which is an art that only few coffee shops can do. I highly recommend this place and I would definitely use it again for an event."

"Sausage roll was cheap hotdog wrapped in bread and was cold in the middle(couldn't eat it). Chai was just a teabag in water. The coffee was watery with little flavor. And the attendee would call me up to grab the food, then again for the tea, wait until I sit down and then ''your coffee is ready'. Why not wait 60 seconds and give both? Or bring it to the table like other coffee shops since you're asking for tips. Also you have to ask for a coffee warmer, they'll just hand it to you sUper hot. I don't like to complain but when almost every aspect of the experience was unpleasant, might need saying. ...the blueberry muffin was good."