Where should I park?

Harvey has a parking lot on the north side of the building — on the corner of 14th & Harvey. There’s also street parking on Harvey — between 13th & 14th Street.

Do you take reservations? How long is the wait?

We’re a “quick service restaurant” where you order at the counter, find your seat, & your coffee & food will be brought to the table for you.

We don’t offer reservations.

The Library, our upstairs private room, is available to rent for your gathering, meeting, or party. For more information, visit theharveybakery.com/library or email Megan@thehallskitchen.com

Can I bring my dog?

We love dogs — but, please stay 0n the patio & not inside.

Do you all donate to local charities & non-profits?

Absolutely!  We take our role in the community seriously & always love hearing about people & organizations making OKC a better place to live.  Please fill out this form & we'll get back with you.  Please expect a reply within 7 business days.

Do you know the paint color of that wall?

The green is Benjamin Moore’s Cambridge Green. The black in the Library is Benjamin Moore’s Raccoon Fur.

We’ve lost count of how many times we’ve been asked about the paint colors.

Do you sell cakes?

We sell whole cakes of our Chocolate Praline cake or Keylime Coconut Cake. Pre-orders require a 72-hour.

Do you deliver?

We don’t — but you can place a to go order & pick it up at our curbside window on 13th Street.

How do I reheat the Weeknight Dinner for 4?

Here you go: https://www.theharveybakery.com/instructions

Can I place a large to-go order?

Give us a call (405.898.8811) or send us an email (hey@theharveybakery.com) & let’s chat about how we can help you!

What’s the history of your building?

Harvey was originally the showroom of the Walter E Allen Chrysler Plymouth dealership. The dealership was located at 13th & Harvey from 1946 until 1955.

Who is Harvey?

Harvey is named after the cross street we’re at — Harvey. Harvey the street is named after David Archibald Harvey. Harvey was originally from Nova Scotia, Canada but made Oklahoma his home after participating in the Land Run in 1889. Harvey served as Oklahoma’s first territorial congressional delegate. In 1892, He introduced legislation known as the “Harvey Bill” that called for Oklahoma’s statehood. The House Committee on Territories opposed the bill and it wasn’t until 1906 when Oklahoma was granted statehood through the Enabling Act.