Woops Macarons & Gifts is a small French macaron bakery and gift shop anchored inside Penn Square Mall, specializing in hand-piped almond meringue cookies in seasonal and classic flavors, sold individually and in curated boxes for gift-giving.
Woops occupies retail space within Penn Square Mall and operates as both a walk-up pastry counter and a curated gift boutique. The core business is French macarons—delicate, sandwich-style cookies made from almond flour, egg whites, and filling—which require precise technique to execute consistently. The shop also carries complementary gift items including French-themed home goods, which justify the "& Gifts" positioning and allow the business to function as a shopping destination rather than a pure bakery stop.
Woops offers rotating seasonal flavors alongside permanent classics such as pistachio, raspberry, salted caramel, and chocolate. Individual macarons typically sell for $2 to $3 each, depending on the specific flavor and any seasonal premium. Curated gift boxes range from $15 for a small assortment (typically 4 to 6 macarons) to $40 and above for larger presentations with ribbon and branded packaging. Pricing falls at the higher end for Oklahoma City dessert retail but aligns with French macaron pricing in metropolitan markets where production margins remain tight due to ingredient cost and labor intensity. Confirm current pricing directly with the shop, as seasonal flavors and holiday packaging can shift both selection and cost.
Oklahoma City has limited dedicated macaron retail. Comparisons are most useful against broader upscale dessert options: The Loaded Bowl, a central Oklahoma chain with multiple locations, offers French-style pastries and desserts at similar or slightly lower price points but with greater volume and variety; Woops appeals to customers seeking a specialized, focused experience and gift-suitable packaging. Crème, a local patisserie, competes more directly on French pastry quality and occupies a similar price tier but offers a wider range of baked goods including breads, cakes, and savory pastries. Choose Woops for macarons specifically and for gift shopping integrated with the dessert experience; choose The Loaded Bowl for broader pastry selection and casual accessibility; choose Crème if you want a full French bakery menu beyond just macarons.
Woops works well for customers purchasing gifts for French pastry enthusiasts, for individuals with specific macaron flavor cravings, and for shoppers already at Penn Square Mall seeking a refined dessert stop. It suits occasions where the presentation and specialty nature of the purchase matter. The shop does not suit customers seeking large-volume dessert orders for events (no catering menu is advertised), budget-conscious dessert shopping, or those wanting to sit and enjoy pastries with coffee (Woops functions as a counter purchase, not a café). It also does not accommodate customers seeking a wide variety of baked goods in a single stop.
Walk into Woops from the Penn Square Mall corridor and approach the counter where macarons are displayed in a refrigerated case. Staff will guide you through current flavors with the option to sample before purchasing. You can buy individual macarons for immediate consumption or select a gift box if you prefer packaged presentation. The transaction is straightforward and typically takes under five minutes. No seating is available; Woops is a takeaway operation.
Woops operates inside Penn Square Mall, located at 2501 North Broadway Extension in Oklahoma City's Midtown area. Parking is free and abundant as part of the mall lot; entry from the mall is direct and weather-protected. Hours follow Penn Square Mall hours; the mall typically operates Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Confirm Woops's specific hours before visiting, as individual retailers sometimes maintain shorter schedules than the mall itself.
Woops fills a niche for Oklahoma City customers seeking authentic French macarons with polish and gift-readiness, anchoring a specialty category that most local dessert retailers do not serve.
