Table 20

Table 20 is so cute! The service was super friendly. The food came out fast and hot! The jalapeno dip is delicious and the small salmon spinach salad was a perfect lunch size. I met the owner while dining, I truly love seeing small businesses succeed. Great place for a business meeting or business lunch and not too far of a drive up Harvard from a lot of law offices. Good Luck Table 20! I will be back for sure!

This is yet another winner of a cozy restaurant, in our ongoing quest to find really awesome "hidden gems in plain sight" restaurants in and around the Tulsa area. The menu selections are real class acts for supurb quality and delicious taste. And the small separate dining areas afforded the waitstaff to provide us with an exceptiona level of truly personable service.

Definitely a super cute little local restaurant. It looks like an old house turned into a restaurant. The service was great & really loved the atmosphere! I have it a 4 star instead of 5 because while the food was good, it wasn’t anything to rave about. The peach cheesecake was the one thing I found absolutely delicious. The food could use more flavor, but overall, cute restaurant!

This was a great brunch spot that I stumbled upon. It’s a small, cozy house layout that has many different seating options, and the menu was simple and covered all the basics. Though the portions were smaller than expected, the food was delicious, and I was very pleased with the cinnamon roll waffles and the grits (separately, of course)! This place is definitely worth a visit, and I might come back next time I’m in town.

Great atmosphere and the place was very clean. The food was good, but not to the level I was expecting. The quiche was lacking in depth of flavor and was slightly dry. The breakfast burrito was equally bland. The 21st Street Omelette was really good. Service was slow to get to us when we first arrived, and took 30 minutes to get food.

Visiting from Dallas, Texas. Looked up best breakfast in Tulsa and Table 20 popped up. Great atmosphere; a house converted into a quaint restaurant. Food is outstanding! French press coffee, omelette and potatoes, all amazing. If I had one critique, it would be that they only offer sourdough bread. I’m not a sourdough fan. Would love to see them add wheat toast to their menu. However, that would not prevent me from coming back again.

Everything about my experience eating at Table 20 was great. It’s cozy and comfortable, and I loved the old-house-turned-restaurant vibe. I sat at the coffee bar and chatted with the incredibly friendly staff. (It was also awesome to see them so selflessly help one another! As a former server, I would have loved having coworkers like them!) I ordered the quiche even though they weren’t serving breakfast anymore (they continue to sell it until they’re out), and it was both beautiful and delicious. I ordered French Press coffee (also delicious). I highly recommend trying this cozy and tasty new restaurant!