Photos of Wildflower Cafe in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Know Before You Go
To make the most of your visit to Wildflower Cafe in Tulsa, Oklahoma, here are some things to know before you go.
What is Wildflower Cafe?
Wildflower Café is a locally owned breakfast and lunch restaurant that was located along Historic Route 66 in Tulsa. Known for its made-from-scratch food, homemade desserts, and welcoming atmosphere, the café has become a favorite stop for both locals and Route 66 travelers seeking a fresh, home-style meal.
Where is Wildflower Cafe located?
The café is located at 913 S. Boulder Ave. W. in Tulsa, Oklahoma, along Historic Route 66. It previously operated in Tulsa’s Meadow Gold District before relocating to its current location.
Did Wildflower Cafe move?
Yes, Wildflower Cafe was previously located in the Meadow Gold District at 1306 E 11th St in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The restaurant recently moved to the Cathedral District at 10th & Boulder, at 913 S Boulder Ave W (formerly First Christian Church).
What is on the menu?
Wildflower Cafe serves breakfast and lunch all day, with an extensive menu featuring both sweet and savory favorites. Popular favorites include the Wildflower Breakfast, breakfast burrito, Snickerdoodle waffles, crepes, quiche, croissant breakfast sandwiches, sweet chicken salad, and fresh-made soups.
The Wildflower Breakfast is one of our picks of 66 Must-Eat Dishes on Route 66 and 20 Best Route 66 Foods to Eat in Oklahoma.
Where to Stay Near Wildflower Cafe
Complete your travel itinerary and get a good night’s rest at one of these Tulsa hotels near this Route 66 restaurant.
Desert Hills Motel
Desert Hills Motel is a classic Route 66 motor court that has been providing travelers with a good night’s sleep since 1953. The remodeled motel offers clean, comfortable rooms at a budget price. Look for the bright neon sign with the glowing green cactus!
Hotel Indigo
Hotel Indigo is a boutique hotel located on Santa Fe Square in the Blue Dome District of Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Blue Dome District is one of Tulsa’s most popular entertainment districts with a wide variety of local restaurants, bars, and venues. The interior of this Tulsa hotel pays homage to the surrounding area with an industrial-inspired modern look. Murals and artwork throughout the hotel are inspired by local attractions and history.
The Campbell
The Campbell Hotel offers a luxury experience in lavish and historic accommodation that is on National Register of Historic Places. Originally opened as the Casa Loma Hotel inside the Max Campbell Building in 1927, the property was conveniently located at the end of the trolley line that ran from downtown to Delaware Avenue on 11th Street.
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Meadow Gold Sign in Tulsa, Oklahoma
This is a must-stop for me for breakfast in Tulsa! My breakfast was delicious (I got the Wildflower Breakfast with two sunny side up eggs, one bacon, one ham, one sausage, hash browns, and a really tasty biscuit and gravy) and they even offered up a coffee refill to go! It’s so conveniently located too: right across the street from Buck Atom’s and next to Meadow Gold Mack and the Meadow Gold sign!