Crossroads Coffee Lab

☕Crossroads Coffee Lab – Holiday Brew Alert!

Crafted from the highest‑quality, sustainable beans, curated from global sources and roasted right here on Route 66 in Sapulpa—the Crossroads of America.

🎁 Pick up a bag at Crossroads Cookery for the perfect holiday gift… and enjoy a free cup of coffee while you’re here. A gift for them, a gift for you.

Taste the world, brewed locally.

☕✨ Happy National Cappuccino Day! ✨☕
There’s no better way to celebrate than with a handcrafted cappuccino from the Coffee Lab at Crossroads Cookery! 🎉
Stop in today to treat yourself to that perfect blend of rich espresso and velvety foam — made fresh just for you. 💛
And while you’re here, grab a bag of our house-roasted coffee beans to take home… because great coffee should never run out! 😉
🎁 Bonus: Purchase any bag of beans and get a FREE cup of drip coffee on us!
Come celebrate the art of coffee, Route 66 style. ☕❤️

☕️ Brew Route 66 at Home! 🛻✨

Now you can bring the bold, locally roasted flavor of Crossroads Coffee Lab home with you —
📦 Bags of our signature beans are available for online order!

Whether you’re team dark roast, smooth & mellow, or something bold & bright, we’ve got a roast for every coffee lover — all crafted with care right here on Historic Route 66.

🖱️ Order now, pick up in-store or get it shipped straight to your door.

🏙️ Historic Spotlight: 117 E Dewey, Sapulpa 🏙️
Want to take a walk through time? Let’s talk about 117 E Dewey Avenue — one of downtown Sapulpa’s gems with deep roots and character.
🕰️ Built in 1907, this building has stood for over a century, bearing witness to the rise and evolution of Sapulpa’s downtown.
📍 It’s part of the Sapulpa Downtown Historic District as a contributing building. That means it’s not just old — it’s part of what makes downtown unique, a piece of the bigger story.
🏢 Architecturally, you’ll notice its commercial‑style brick façade, ribbon windows on the second floor, some stone detailing—elements that give it that early 20th‑century flavor.
🛍️ Over the decades, it has housed stores that were central to daily life: King's Kash Koncern, Kaufman & Meyer, Newberry’s, later Dollar General, and other department or retail shops — places people went to buy goods, meet neighbors, or just window‑shop and gossip.
It sat empty for several years, until purchased by Senegence to create office space. In 2021 work began on the Crossroads Coffee Lab. The coffee business opened inside of what was to become the Crossroads Cookery, and today the restaurant and coffee lab sit on historic Route 66 inviting travelers to the spot where nostalgia and possibilities merge.