Credo House

It is so calm and serene here. You can definitely plop down and do some homework. Very friendly workers. I love that it is not just a coffee shop but a book store as well and that you can learn all you want about philosophy and the bible here. Coffee was good. Wasn’t spectacular, but good. Will come back for the quite!

Credo house has the BEST cold brew coffee i’ve ever had! I work on the same street so I just wish they opened earlier so I could get my morning coffee before work.

Always searching for a new place to enjoy some coffee, Unilocal led me here. It wasn’t so much that I was searching for coffee, but I was searching for a place to plunk down for a couple of hours and organize my schedule, catch up on reading some articles I’d saved, etc…
Walking inside was tricky. I wasn’t sure where the actual coffee place was upon entering because there is a foyer and private rooms. (Spoiler alert: its to the left).
As I am searching for the right place to go, enter Lindsey. Or maybe it’s spelled Lindsay. I’m not sure. But she is an angel. She showed me right where to go, and we had a wonderful talk at the counter as she fixed me up an iced chai.
The chai was delicious, instead of using syrup, they use a powder, and it made all the difference. It was fantastic.
The inside of the shop is beautiful. It’s seriously the greatest place to work or get lost in a book. The music was soft, the lighting was dim, and the chair was comfortable.
I’ll be back, maybe for that $ 40 for $ 25 monthly membership I was told about.

I love Credo House! It’s definitely a hidden gem of Edmond. Their coffee is great, and their space is HUGE! It’s wonderful for events, such as an open mic night or an coffee house concert fundraiser for a school organization. Also, if you need to host a business meeting or study session, there is plenty of room for that too!

I had a great time with my friends. I would like to be there all the time if I was given the opportunity. If you want to have a good hangout spot its a good idea

Great experience. if you’re ever in NW OKC, you’ve got to try it out. a unique experience.

Great atmosphere. The coffee was good also. No one was there at 8:45 am when I arrived, so I thought they were closed. Does not seem like they get a ton of business. A little out of the way but worth it for a treat.

What an interesting spot. Glad I checked it out. I can say, with no uncertainty, that this is the first Christian coffee shop I have ever been to. The space is really vast. I can see how people would want to post up here for hours and study or reflect. The old school library feel is pretty cool. The coffee… meh. I had a chai tea & a brownie. The chai was really really sweet and the brownie was a little dry.

They make their syrups now from scratch! No metallic taste at all like in Starbucks syrups. The coffee is smooth and rich and not burned. A really good cup of coffee! The atmosphere beckons you to stay, to sit and enjoy as long as you want instead of having to scoot out because there are not enough seats. Keep it local! Support local small businesses

This is a really cool coffee shop that is kind of hidden in Edmond. It’s really big for a coffee shop and they even have a room you can rent out as well. It has a theology atmosphere in a non denominational setting and is really cozy.

Credo is one of the hidden secrets of Edmond. Not only do they serve coffee, they are also a non-​profit. Making them unique from any other shop in the area.
Whether you want to study or have a buisness meeting, there is plenty of room for everyone. My favorite drink is a iced mocha, but i hate it because I drink it so fast!

Since my original review of Credo House, I’ve been there at least a dozen more times & my experience has vastly changed. I originally started going there in the mornings to drink coffee & study which its absolutely perfect for. Some of my other favorite coffee shops are great, but I was constantly running into people & talking forever and not getting any studying done. Credo House has plenty of small rooms and private areas to read or study. They play a steady stream of hipster tunes which aren’t too bad. The staff are usually very friendly and are helpful when describing the different kinds of brews they have available that day.
The coffee on my first visit wasn’t good at all, but honestly since that time its been perfect. The pour-​over blends they use aren’t burnt tasting like many other coffee shops. They’re full of flavor & piping hot. My favorite snack they have is the granola which is quite possibly the best granola I’ve ever eaten!
If you’re looking for a relatively quiet & comfortable place to hang out, drink java, study or meet with friends, you should definitely consider Credo House.

What a hidden gem in the middle of Edmond, OK. Although it looks like a warehouse on the outside, the inside feels like an old library in a british manor. You just want to light the fire, put your feet up and read a good book. Every piece in the space has been thoughtfully curated. The staff is gracious and warm. They were out of the Chai when I came, so I ordered the apple cider. It tasted a bit like apple pie in a cup — yummy.
The place is run by a Christian group, but there is no sense of forcing anyone’s beliefs on you. Instead, the bookshelves, cozy chairs and sofas, and ethereal music, invite you to stay a while, have a great conversation, or just think deep thoughts (about God or otherwise). It is kind of amazing they were able to pull all of this off in the middle of a suburban neighborhood. It is a very peaceful, lovely place.
I came on a quiet day, but I can imagine that the space could get loud when there are more people here on a busier day or when they have activities. The crowd appears to be mostly students.

It’s large and open, not noisy, Christian, plays a good mix of music including Radiohead, and they make their own flavor syrups. How can you not love this place? Not that bad for out of the way and worth it to me!

Finally tried this place after driving by every day on my way to work. I read other reviews that said they have a great cold brew so I thought I would try it out today and I was not disappointed! The iced latte is delicious.

Love this place! The atmosphere is great and the people that work there are super nice. I’ve been there 3 times already and each time the coffee has been amaaazing. it’s too bad it’s a little far from the road compared to most coffee shops. I think if more people knew about it, more people would go to it.

Best cold brew coffee in town! Finally, I have been searching for a good cold brew in NWOKC for years. Most places just pour hot coffee over ice. That is NOT cold brew coffee. They also sell it in reusable glass containers to take home and refills are discounted when you bring your bottle back.
They offer free wi-​fi, have a pool table, and plenty of seating. This place is very large. There is a large main room where the coffee bar and pool table are located. This room has tables and couches. There are several smaller side rooms that have seating for groups and individual tables.
There are membership packages available. These packages are basically pre-​paid coffee plans that give you a certain number of drinks free per month with the membership. The memberships also come with books and leadership materials.
The staff is very friendly and helpful. There is ample seating, free wifi, and plenty of electrical plugs to keep you connected.

It’s about a 20 minute drive out of my way, yet I go every week. The drinks are spectacular and the environment is lovely. The employees are the friendliest of any establishment I have ever visited. I feel like I can go there and relax, reading by myself, or engage in wonderful conversations with new people. If you plan on going once or twice a week, get a membership, it’s a great deal.

Great atmosphere & coffee!

It’s a bit out of the way and a ways from where I normally go, but Credo House is a decent coffeehouse. I’d have no problems going back.
It’s a throughly Christian business — a Mardel like retail area right as you walk in and Fox News and ESPN asking for your attention on separate TVs, but once you get past that, it’s a cozy coffeeshop with plenty of tables and seating areas.
The barista was nice and made a decent latte. He also remembered my name when I brought my mug back to him, so there’s that…
It may be too much for a non-​Christian; I honestly felt like I was back in seminary with all the Christian books and history everywhere the place.