Anne Brockman

4 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Anne Brockman

In April local Topeca Coffee Roasters introduced its newest product: coffee pods. Topeca partneared with BestCup, a leader in sustainable coffee innovation based in Salt Lake City, for the pods that are available at Topeca cafes downtown, at topecacoffee.com and at many Reasor’s locations, according to Topeca’s Director of Sales Sam Miers. We caught up with Miers to learn more. What makes the Topeca pods stand out among the competitors?

4 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Anne Brockman

Venezuelan fare such as arepas, empanadas, tequenas and pastelitos shine at Arepa Bar, a family-run business inside KW Plaza. The arepas, which are cornmeal flatbreads stuffed with fillings of your choice, come in a variety of options. Try the pabellon — “Venezuela in a dish” according to owner Valeria Romero — with beef, black beans, plantains and homemade white cheese. The Reina is stuffed with chicken and avocado. The Arepa Bar has fried chicken tenders, corn relish and white cheese.

4 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Anne Brockman

Homemade and heartyChicken in a biscuit has become a Southern breakfast staple, and Cherry Street Kitchen’s is a juicy chicken breast fried crispy and served between two halves of a homemade buttermilk biscuit. A hefty drizzle of spicy honey gives it a sweet and tangy kick. Workday respite  Located in the heart of downtown, Cherry Street Kitchen caters to the crowds of office workers and business travelers who frequent the city center.

4 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Anne Brockman

Sarah Bowen has made a big impression with her tiny creations. For the past 10 years she has been the artist behind Tiny Things by Bowen, known for her miniature items made from oven-baked clay. She’s made everything from mini sushi rolls and muffins to gnomes, otters and terrariums. “All kids love tiny things. Many grow out of that. Those who don’t are my people,” says Bowen, whose work will be the focus of a retrospective exhibition June 7-28 at Positive Space Tulsa, 1324 E.

4 weeks ago | tulsapeople.com | Anne Brockman

Tulsa Farmers’ Market is now open for a midweek market from 8-11 a.m. on Wednesdays through August at Whittier Square, 1 S. Lewis Ave. A large selection of fruits and vegetables, as well as donation-based yoga sessions, health and wellness programming, and kids activities can be expected. Learn more at tulsafarmersmarket.org. Chapman Green, 600 S. Main St., hosts a weekly market featuring local food, home goods and arts vendors with live entertainment.