The Red Cup

Great spot for an eclectic setting, fabulous tasting teas and a helpful staff! You can see the restaurant from the road with its big red cup with coffee coming out of it. Inside has a lot to look at so you won’t be bored. We had the earl grey tea and it was spot on! Thanks for such a great experience. I only wish we stayed for food!

I found the HIPSTERS… also downtown business folks, well dressed gay gentlemen, granolas of all ages and eclectic old men. This is such a cool little breakfast/​lunch spot.
I started my meal off with a black and tan… DELICIOUS! My husband got the Americano which he enjoyed.
The food… first off let’s start with the fact that the hubs and I are avid meat eaters and there is no meat here. I had the egghead. Standard egg sandwich with good hearty bread and a delicious beef steak tomatoe. Nothing fancy or special but all the ingredients were quality.
Hubs is a bisquits and gravy connoisseur. He of course orders the bisquits and gravy (this was before we knew it was all vegetarian menu). He said it had something missing (the meat) but that it was the second best he had ever had! Nom nom nom… we will be back!

The last thing I was expecting on my visit to Oklahoma was a vegan/​vegetarian café, but that’s exactly what I came across this morning. The Red Cup shies back from the busy Classon Street in the shadow of another taller building, almost begging to be everyone’s favorite hole in the wall. A laid back, groovy atmosphere with tons of bright colors and mismatched furniture that makes for a super casual place to hang back and have your morning joe. In fact, there are tables and shelves of reading material in case you haven’t brought your own.
The espresso for my soy latte was hand-​cranked and I had the option of ordering it one or two shots. My single latte was a little heavy on the soy but it was an acceptable way to wake up. While the coffees felt just all right, the true highlight of my visit was the breakfast. Because nearly anything on their menu can be veganized, I ordered the Egghead sandwich, which came with tofu in lieu of eggs and a slice of tomato for a fresh, textural contrast. The turmeric-​heavy tofu scramble was also kicked up with a nice splash of hot sauce, which made for an incredibly hearty (even heavy) breakfast atop a toasted sesame bagel.
There was a display case of some enticing cookies, scones, and muffins, and a wide chalkboard menu heavy with mouthwatering lunch options like vegetarian sloppy ‘Jane’ and a meatball sub. I’m glad my travels brought me to the doorstep of this shabby-​fun coffeehouse and I’d definitely recommend it for anyone looking for yummy meat-​free alternatives.

Over priced, tasteless food, long wait, and when the order was finally ready the server walked around to every seating section EXCEPT ours before taking our plates back to the kitchen as if we had left. You can save yourself the time and chew on tree bark found in your own yard and get the same culinary experience with less frustration.

IN LOVE with The Red Cup. Passed through town and found this gem on Unilocal.AMAZING. The homemade bread is to die for. The rosemary jalepeno was out of this world. Also had the tomato soup and the veggie sandwich. Fabulous. Great hummus, spicy bread. Great latte’s with almond milk. I am a vegan and really appreciate this attention to detail and thoughtfulness.

This super picky vegan/​gluten free LA mama was over the moon about our experience at The Red Cup!!!
All of my favorite things:
BEYOND affordable
Great atmosphere
Local kombucha on tap
organic
vegan
gluten free
homemade gluten free Rosemary jalapeño bread
It was SOOOO good I sent it back cause I thought it looked way too tasty to be gluten free bread!!!
If I could eat here every morning I would. The whole Fam enjoyed our meal. Tofu scrambles are TO DIE! All for $ 16!
Perfect way to start the Morning mid-​way on our county-​wide road trip.

Lunch specials are fun — the cubano sandwich was amazing! Great spot for delicious vegetarian food, as the quality is consistent and the staff is friendly. Thanks!

Stopped in for a coffee and suddenly ended up with the best tofu scramble ever
Amazing vegetarian food

Great atmosphere, coffee and good food. I haven’t tried too many dishes, but I have been happy with it so far.
I would like them to change their policy on refills, they should consider giving a discount on that 2^nd cup.

its great to find vegetarian places in the heart of okc. Red Cup bever dissapoints and i find myself bringing friends and family to share in the joy of the vegan breakfast burritos. You can never go wrong with scrambled tofu and soysage, but of course if you are looking for a snack the vegan date bars are always a sweet treat. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would recommend

This little hipster coffee house is a great place for more than just coffee! It’s a café and lunch is wonderful too. Try the vegan chili! A lot of love and creativity has been poured into so many menu items here, from the sandwiches to breakfast items, like the house-​made granola.
But my all-​time favorite item is the Frito Chili Pie. It is topped with their famous Vegan Chili (that I love so much — and I am not a usual fan of vegan stuff, but this is flavorful and satisfying), and then layered with Cheddar Cheese, Diced Tomato, Black Olives, Green Onions, and Sour Cream (OK now it’s just vegetarian!). I am a meat-​lover, but I don’t miss it here at the Red Cup.
A converted house, this is a place to kick back and feel like you are home. Outdoor seating also available.
On their website they call themselves «Your Friendly Neighborhood Vegetarian Café» and frankly that is a better description than when I accidentally say «Meet me at the Red Cup Coffee House,» because they aren’t open early enough to really be a coffee house, despite a lot of the clientele that sit around and drink coffee like me.

This place is a staple of mine.
The coffee may be warm and ok but the food is unique and always good for what you are ordering.
I loved red up more when I could order turkey or ham on my Sandies but I have been separated from that menu for so long it doesn’t matter anymore.
The lunch epic and breakfast bagel sandwhich are my #1s
The frito chili pie is also great.

Friend and I did a cross country road trip, this place was suggested to us from our AirBnB hosts.
The food I ate here was one of my favorite on the trip. I don’t remember the name of what I ate but by GOD I will never forget what it was… it was so simple and yet so satisfying.
It was an everything bagel with avocado, dilled cream cheese, cucumber and red onion. I fell in love. The mocha was strong and had me buzzing around too as we were exploring.
EAT HERE PEOPLE

Update: When back in town, gave this place another shot. They still didn’t have great customer service skills, but the food was great and well priced! Had to ask for a seperate vegan menu & I will post that here. We had the Sloppy Jane, The Frito Chili Pie, & The Vegan Gringo Salad. All verrry good! Loved my Sloppy Jane. Ordered it with guac & hummus. Sat outside by the pond with our dog to eat. Flies were extra annoying but what can ya do? So overall, I would probably return but just recall that you have to be extra assertive to get someones attention to help you, unfortunately. Compliments to the chef!

Decent coffee and good vegetarian options if you’re into that sort of thing. Me, I love meat, but I have to admit, they do make vegetarian taste pretty good.
Extremely hipster friendly place so bring out your MacBooks, suspenders, nonprescription eyeglasses, skinny jeans, and suspenders and grab a seat.

For almost twenty years Red Cup Coffee has been caffeinating the city. Too cheesy? Guilty as charged, but seriously, this spot has held it down for a long time so show some respect. It’s just what the neighborhood needs: a solid coffee spot that’s cool enough for hipsters, but simple enough for a table full of retired gentlemen to meet for laughs and stories. It’s fast and affordable and a great on-​the-​go option if you don’t have time to enjoy their great indoor and outdoor space.
PROS:
Actual red cups for in house drinks.
Hand drawn numbers when ordering food.
CONS:
Styrofoam to-​go cups. Seriously. Really? 2015…
Tacky sign that says you have to order food to enjoy the ambiance.
Styrofoam to-​go cups.
PRO TIP:
Vegan and vegetarian options! Yay!

I have mad love for The Red Cup, it’s one of those places you can go that always has consistently good food, good service, and good people watching: P
My lunch faves are the S.O.B. burger. It’s one of my very fave burgers in town and I’m not even a vegetarian, it’s super hearty and the homemade jalapeño bun is my jam. I also love The Deuce sandwich and the Gringo salad. Can’t go wrong with either of those three, or really anything else they have. For breakfast you gotta try the burrito, with a side of their homemade toast.
So yah, go laze around there some afternoon or morning with some of their amazing vegetarian food and a good book.

I went today.
I had a PB&J sandwich with no bananas, and it was delicious and so filling I couldn’t eat all of it, which is saying an awful lot. the peanut butter was tasty, it had a great honey. the bread was great. iced chai tasty as could be… have to go back soon for the grilled apple onion sandwich. friend had the veg burger and ate every bit of it
great ambiance bar stools were comfy a pond outdoors a glider seat. fans overhead outdoors and ac inside. well done
Now if I can just find my original t shirt that eddie myers did…
I’m not vegan at all, but well done vegan food is a delight, so I’ll be back here to try
out more menu items

What an adorably rad place you have here. My husband and I were in town for business and checked out this spot for their vegan options. The biscuits and gravy were really good! The guy who was working the front was such a doll! Friendly, funny and cool af. Very chill environment that was perfect for the morning. Also, it was cheap for the quality! Tons of vegan options. Can’t wait to go back when we are in town next!

Somehow convinced my meat eating dad to accompany me to this vegetarian spot. Being the veggie lover that I am, I have had The Red Cup on my list of places to go for a while. We went in on a Saturday morning for breakfast and it fit the bill. Chill vibe, mismatched tables and seating, has a perfect funky coffee shop feel to it. I felt like i was in a local Colorado café.
My carnivore dad went with the veghead breakfast sandwich and I got the Chilly Crunch. Dad’s egg, veggies and feta breakfast sandwich was layered between two pieces of rye bread. No bacon or sausage but he approved! I had heard high talk about the chilly crunch and knew it would be my order. Yogurt, granola and frozen blueberries fill a huge bowl. It’s big and very filling but so good and not your average yogurt parfait.
I will definitely be going back to Red Cup, maybe next time with more veggie friendly accompaniments.