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Country Bird Bakery
Country Bird Bakery: Fresh breads, unforgettable pastries, and lines worth the wait.
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Bakery
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Country Bird Bakery: Fresh breads, unforgettable pastries, and lines worth the wait.
Country Bird Bakery in Tulsa welcomes guests at 1644 E 3rd St unit b with a bakery experience noted for crowds and limited hours. Some loaves can be ordered online for pickup, though lines remain. Reviews praise Cat and the team for calm, cheerful service and feature breads and pastries like baguette, croissant, blondie, and a focaccia prosciutto jam sandwich. Some notes of packaging issues.
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Freshly baked, warm loaves including baguettes and sesame loops, made with traditional sourdough methods.
Handcrafted treats like croissants, blondies, and cinnamon rolls, featuring unique flavors and premium ingredients.
Ready-to-eat options such as focaccia prosciutto jam sandwiches, perfect for a quick, delicious meal.
Convenient online ordering for select items like bread loaves, allowing pickup without full wait times.
Educational workshops led by owner Cat, offering hands-on training in artisanal baking techniques.
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Overall rating
Ashley Adams
We arrived before opening on a Saturday and waited in line for 40 minutes (which we expected) and were able to order coffee from a Pony Coffee truck, which was delicious. Once inside, incredible smells overtook us and we lost the plot. Ordered so many treats! The single best thing, other than the bread, was the service. Cat and co. were calm, patient, and cheerful as they served us despite the pressure of so many hungry patrons. The didn’t appear ruffled in the least- a rare feat in the service industry! The bread was still warm; we enjoyed it in the car. We are so glad we were able to enjoy Country Bird Bakery while in Tulsa.
Nicholas Rostykus
When you order a breakfast pasty they are already pre-packaged. When I arrived home I found myself with a $7 burned cinnamon roll and a third of it with no icing. Unfortunately no one in my family was excited for this. For being a James Beard award winner and open one day per week I had higher expectations for Country Bird Bakery.
Nam H. Nguyen
Holy Moly Country Bird Bakery! This morning, in and during thundering and rain, and OM Goodness, still the long line. Congrats to Country Bird Bakery team for being the first James Beard award winner for Tulsa. Now I have a valid excuse and a place to blame for being called a dough boy! Cat, I have registered and been on a waiting’s list for your training class, I do not give up, I hope to find a spot one of this weekend. Ohh My Goodness!
Joann Thomas Cherian
Rain or shine I’m very impressed by the crowd this bakery brings out. They have very limited hours but when you go, expect to be in line for at least an hour or two. They do have an option that you can purchase a loaf ahead of time that’s online, but you still have to wait in line to get it. When we went we ended up just getting a bag of goodies to try out to make it worth waiting so long. Overall we enjoyed the experience and goods!
J
NYT's piece doesn't do what CBB and their owner is doing, bringing stupendous baked items with a genuine personal and local flourish to Tulsa. Forgive lack of photographic evidence, items were eaten too quickly. Baguette was flawless, sesame loop was good but tad too crusty, suspect was baked first during this week's iteration. Blondie was best I've ever had, subtle pecan flavor, perfect texture and sweetness. Chocolate CC was stellar. Focaccia prosciutto jam sandwich was unique and as good as any sandwich anywhere. Croissant was unique, sourdough, fantastic.
