Oklahoma City, OK
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Two takes on OKC hot chocolate, from The Other Room's boozy Cinnamon Toast Crunch cup in the Paseo Arts District to Coffee Slingers' kid-friendly version in Automobile Alley, sourced from Oklahoma Gazette and 405 Magazine.
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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Oklahoma Gazette and 405 Magazine. Updated September 2026.
The Other Room · Paseo Arts District
Oklahoma Gazette's roundup of the city's warm cocktails singles out this Paseo Arts District bar, next door to Picasso Cafe, for its Cinnamon Toast Crunch hot chocolate: vanilla vodka and RumChata stirred into cocoa, topped with marshmallows and the cereal itself. It's a boozy, dessert-styled cup built for a cocktail list rather than a coffee counter, part of what the write-up calls a lengthy selection of warm drinks at the bar. Order it for the tableside finish, since the cereal is toasted in front of you before it goes on top.
Coffee Slingers Roasters · Automobile Alley
405 Magazine's coffee guide notes this Automobile Alley roastery keeps younger customers in mind, with hot chocolate and Italian sodas on the menu alongside its French presses, Americanos and cold brews. The guide credits Coffee Slingers as one of the first shops in the district to take coffee seriously, and its pastries come from Harvey Bakery and Kitchen. Order the hot chocolate for a straightforward, kid-friendly cup, or the nitrogen-infused Nitrane if you're there for the shop's specialty instead.