Conscious Community Co-op

This place is a TREASURE. Incredible locally grown produce, homemade bakery confections and the sweetest staff in town. You gotta check it out.

This is an awesome farmers market . Local farm to table grocer and has a small diner inside as well . They also have local made products to sell (honey , tea, jams & jellies, salsa cookies and so much more . They hold an assortment of classes on a variety of things also . Bonus is to shop the flea market /boutique area also located inside.

Super quick service, great food, great people! One of our go to lunch spots - or when we are craving breakfast for dinner.

Don't let the judgmental mask policy based reviews fool you, this place is great. They're friendly freedom loving people who provide a wide variety of locally sourced food options as well as what I can only come to call "craft" items.

The co-op is my go to for getting good Oklahoma meat, honey, milk, and cheese, just to name a few. they have every kind of meat, spice, and salsa you could think of in a small modest space from farms all over Oklahoma.

The fact this place only has 3.5 stars is solely due to irrational mask loving Karen's who didn't like that the co-op decided to leave it up the individual on whether they wanted to wear a mask. Instead of leaving reviews based on the merits, what the co-op has experienced is a review based on politics that provides no relevant information to the services and products offered. To put it simply these 1 star reviews are asinine fatuity at its finest. If there's one thing we know it's that the virtue signaling face diapers that are more theater than function and don't stop the Rona from getting around. Your protection is healthy living and the vaccine, which I'm sure these Karens had at least the latter.

The Co-op is great and supports local. You can wear a mask if you want, but don't expect the rest of us to capitulate to your abject fear and virtue signaling. Seeing that they weren't mask hounds in the pandemic actually makes me respect and like this place more. These 1 star reviews if nothing else are a testament to the fortitude of the operators. As we've seen before, businesses bend to the will of a few loud Karens in the face of hurting their internet rating, but not this co-op! They stood strong in the face of this nonsense and continue to do so.

The Co-Op is absolutely wonderful!
They have an incredible selection of both local produce like meats, cheeses, and milk.

Let me tell you about the most fascinating cheese I've seen in many a year.
Strawberry Cheese!!

I had never heard of and certainly had not ever eaten any!
But lucky me that the Conscious Community Co-Op had some!

Now I can already hear you dismissing me as a weird strawberry type of guy...but look past it those thoughts and just give it a try! Trust me!

Then on the other side of the Co-Op is a crazy amount hand made Knick knacks and decor!

The place is truly a wonder and then on top of all that, they make annual trips to Hatch New Mexico where the world famous Hatch Chili Peppers are grown.
They come back and roast them for purchase by the bag or the bushel!

My wife says she is the one who found the strawberry cheese...

Recently I've grown more and more interested in supporting local businesses. If that's where you find yourself this is the place for you to come. This is not a farmers market... it's a co-op. It's a brick and mortar where local farmers and makers of goods can bring their goods and sell them. From meat, to veggies, fruits, honey, kombucha, cheese, canned everything. There's so much. Yes... the prices are higher than you're going to pay at Walmart, but you're helping out your neighbor. All the while getting high quality products. There also have a dry goods side. All kind of products on that side.

Get your booty down to Conscious Community CO-OP!

This co-op is I believe all organically sourced from local farms and farms in neighboring states. They make trips throughout the year to pick up fresh produce and bring it back for the community. Some of the best apples I've ever eaten have come from there! Milk, jellies, breads, pastries, tamales, meats, trees, plants, you name it you can probably find it there. And if it's helpful to anyone, they accept EBT.

It's a good place to get some high priced grass fed beef, pork, and free range chicken. I bought a pound of Sheets Farm grass fed beef for just over $10. Gallon of milk $10+, Honey from Henry's Honey Farm 16oz $16. Their meat freezers are NOT organized and you have to risk an avalanche of meat falling on you when looking for your specific cuts. That's a huge liability in my book. Parking is a PIA. So if you have money to burn give it a shot.

Love this place. They have so many items that our family values. Veggies, meats and great plants.

I love a space that brings people together. My first time in I could sense there was a community of folks connected to this place. It was neat to see this local co-op's wide variety of Oklahoma made products: plants & planter boxes, baby chicks, ceramics, jewelry, yard art, leather products, teas, tee shirts, meat, bakery goods, produce, cheeses, grab 'n go tamales, take-home lasagna, hot and fresh cinnamon rolls, fresh-made pies, macrons, and the list goes on.

I think this is a neat little spot to meander and take a look and see what you can find. You may stumble upon something that you just can't pass up. I see this spot as more of a speciality shop. Other folks have mentioned the higher price points of the products here--that's true. But when you consider that folks make their living off creating these local products and the time and dedication to their craft, it's great that there's a venue like this to share their hand-crafted products with our community.

What I just couldn't pass up: spectacular mustard greens, hot n' fresh cheese y jalapeño tamales, and locally grown beets.

I'll definitely be back. Will I do all of my weekly shopping here--nope. But I will seek this little spot out for what it is: a beautiful drive out of the city and the chance to be surprised by the high quality craftsmanship of products made by fellow community members. For what it is, this little spot is fun to visit.

May 2020