Gregs Rocking Goat Coffee - Kingston, Oklahoma

Sarah G.

I visited here without knowing the story of who the owner was; we were just there for coffee from a place that wasn't a chain. Turns out that I was in the coffee shop of the drummer from one of the bands I listened to a lot in my teenage and early adult years, so that was a cool bonus.

The turkey croissant sandwich was amazing, the London Fog was tasty, and I enjoyed looking at everything on the walls. As a casual drummer, I wish I had brought my drumsticks for the owner to sign 😁

If I'm ever in the area again, I would definitely go back!

Jana F.

We went out of our way to visit Greg's Rockin' Goat Coffee simply because I wanted to find a good coffee roaster in the area. And we are so glad we found Greg's! Shortly after we ordered, Greg's mom came over to greet us and introduce herself. She is the kindest person and so friendly and informative (gave us some tips for things to do in the area). We had excellent coffee, a tasty sandwich, and purchased some coffee beans for home. We met Greg on the way out and he is as friendly and personable as his mom...and very passionate about making great tasting sustainably sourced organic coffee! I highly recommend Greg's if you are anywhere near Kingston. You will not be disappointed!

Kate S.

Greg from "3Doors Down" has provided Kingston with a great and close by coffee shop. The food and beverages are tasty and reasonably priced. Great place to meet with friends. Music is occasionally a little loud, but wait staff are happy to accommodate those who wish to talk. Hope they can expand their hours( from 7-2 )for those of us who live on the later side of the day.

Typhanie H.

Super chill vibes and amazing coffee. The owner is welcoming and super friendly. The ambiance was rockstar but laid back. It was definitely worth the stop. The prices of coffee were great and they tasted even better. We bought a bag of Coffee Berry Tea to take home. The flavor was delicious!

Sue C.

Thank you for providing Kingston with such a unique and much needed coffee shop. Good food, nice people and great atmosphere. I would go there more often if they were open past 2 p.m.

Aaron P.

We were in the area for the week coming from the Dallas/Fort Worth area. My wife and I look to visit independent coffee shops every week to help support small businesses. Today we stopped at this cool, rock'n'roll inspired shop. The music history is prevalent as memorabilia covers the walls and display cases. Makes for a super fun experience.

Entering the shop you are welcomed by a sidewalk painted like piano keys, as clue into the theme. The shop was pretty busy during our visit, with a friendly pair of staff that offered great suggestions and help.

My wife and I went with a couple of their house specialty offerings. She picked a Red, White, and Blueberry Latte with housemade blueberry syrup. The blueberry was more subtle than others we've tried, leaving a more simplified oatmilk latte experience. I went with their Summer Thyme latte with their honey/vanilla/thyme syrup. It was very tasty with the thyme adding a nice herbal kick. Cole opted for an Americano (pour overs are not available yet). The drink had a velvety profile, almost with a caramel/chocolate taste.

We also grabbed one of their Coffeeberry Iced Tea for the road. First time we've seen a tea made from the coffee cherry. I'd say the taste is a blend of black tea and green tea, with a little natural sweetness to it. Pretty good overall.

This shop is a nice little spot with some great history and decor. The staff are great and they are quick to respond via social media outlets.

E A.

I'm glad we stopped in to give it a try. The sandwiches were good. We didn't care for the cupcakes or coffee though. The cupcakes were very dry and dense, and the coffee had a weird aftertaste.

Michael B.

Fun little coffee shop! Staff was helpful and friendly and coffee hit the spot on the way through town. Chocolate Chip muffin was awesome!