Clean and fresh place! Not the same old sandwiches! Special breads and bakery buns provide the base…read morefor grass fed beef sandwiches, fresh produce, and a tasty treat. And many coffee options! And did I mention pastries and cookies?? Yes! They have those too! Family friendly, Christian based, and ready to treat you to the best they have to offer. We will definitely be back!

The perfect stop on our way to Kansas City from St Louis! It's right off I-70 and such a cute place…read morewith tons of food options (and healthier options than most). We got a couple of sandwiches -- the beef one was SO GOOD and the breakfast was was also phenomenal. The staff was very friendly and the space was lively. They even have meeting spaces if you're from the area! They sell some local flowers, honey, beef and even tallow. I highly recommend the blackberry smoothie for an organic and not-too-sweet option and the maple cinnamon latte (I ordered half sweet) if you need a pick me up. This will definitely be a "must stop" anytime I make this drive!

The place is a cute coffee shop, and it has that going for it at least. I sort of felt bad because…read moreI'm a coffee connoisseur, and our coffee was dark tea, if that. We had stayed the night in the room above, and were thrilled to stay at a very nice Airbnb with a coffee shop just below. The owner is nice, and gave us a slight discount for staying guests. I appreciated her hospitality, but as I give reviews on here about ambiance, service and food, I can't lie. While staying here, I learned that she will be remodeling the place, and hopefully when she does she considers a bit more comfortable seating rather than just the stools up against the wall, with no outlets to plug into either. There wasn't many tables available either, so this will need to be addressed. The food, besides the coffee, there was only breakfast sandwiches (already made), how nice and convenient, right? But with an exception, they were on lightly toasted Texas toast, with slightly scrambled wet eggs, and double sausage with American cheese. All of this sandwich wrapped in an aluminum foil, and placed in a warmer for the guest to grab it and eat it. As you can imagine it was one warm and gooey mess. I didn't take a picture of the sandwich, but I can tell you that as I chewed it the bread stuck to the roof of my mouth. I did order a berry turnover of sorts, but it seemed that it was just slightly baked with very little golden brown. Ultimately, this was a place of mere convenience for us, but I wouldn't have wanted to have driven from I-70 all the way into Blackwater for this breakfast.

I just stopped in for a quick cup o' joe and then to get back on the road. I have to say that I…read morestayed. I drank my coffee in the nice little shop while wandering, looking at all their decor. I debated on getting some of their homemade pastries and such, but eventually settled for a very large iced tea. The people were fantastic ( a family, it seems), and the food and place were great. Couldn't ask for a nicer little coffee shop. Now trying to find a reason for my girlfriend and me to go to Blackwater, just so we can go by this place and she can see the shop!

I know it's a bit off the highway but sometimes it's good to drive into these small towns to give…read morethem business and see a bit more of small town America. This coffee and ice cream shop was super cute. It was quite big too. When I walked in I wasn't greeted which bothered me a bit but once the gal came to wait on me she was super nice. I ordered autumn spice latte. The autumn spice was house made. Got it iced. Delicious!!!!

Stopped by for coffee on my drive back to STL. Got the matcha and an Americano. Matcha wasn't too…read morebad, it was still clumpy and tasted more like milk. I'm surprised they had it here. The coffee was okay though. The inside is spacious and had lots of seating, good for studying. Service was pretty quick and the server was nice and patient.

Good coffee (I only drink brewed, but they have a huge selection of the fancy stuff) and GREAT…read morebreakfasts. Diagonal from old train depot, next to old warehouse that loaded onto trains (now the local museum) and next to Katy Trail (railroad tracks converted to hiking and biking trail). I've had the Bidcuits and Gravy (excellent) and today tried the breakfast quesadilla. Also excellent. And bonus: a cool little dog

Derailed was a unique spot that was overall underwhelming…read more The ambiance and vibe in the building was very "small town gossip" from observing the relationship between the workers and patrons and the conversations had around us. I heard more about the drinking and dating habits of the people in the town of Booneville than I cared to during my visit. The room was rather stuffy and crowded with too much going on and the counter was crowded with things so much so that it was unclear where to stand to place your order. When you did step up to the baristas station to order then you were in the way of the restroom traffic and that of the staff delivering food and constantly being ushered to move. The biscuits and gravy were fine, but not great. The raspberry latte was okay. Personally, when I'm sitting in a cafe to dine in, I really appreciate a mug rather than a disposable to go cup. It's a really cute building, but I probably won't visit again.

The food and coffee is off the charts and there is none better at serving the customer than the…read morestaff at coffee Sknobs

This is my favorite place to visit when I'm in town. It's a beautiful space to work, the espresso…read moreis tasty, and the people are kind. I always order the quiche and cappuccino. I tried the bottomless house coffee but it wasn't my favorite. I've also purchased a sweatshirt each visit. The merchandise is pricey but the styles are so cute! Overall, it's a great place to telework because they have wall outlets for laptops. I never feel rushed to leave the establishment.

In looking for someplace selling sweets, there aren't a lot of options around here. This place…read moredoesn't have a lot of recent reviews or a lot of online activity, so it would be very easy to miss. The shop itself is very quaint, and the prices were very reasonable. 2 cookies and a bag of chocolate covered espresso beans for less than $4, and the prices for the coffee looked very reasonable as well. The selection was fairly limited, which is sensible. Small town, small shop. They had a few varieties of small cookies, cinnamon rolls, and a few pastries. Perfect for someone just stopping in to feed a caffeine or sugar craving.

In town and looking for a fresh local made shop. This was a great find. The Blackberry Danish was…read moreamazing.

Great coffee stop on the way to the Ozark's from Kansas City. Good service and cool ambiance. I…read moregot the cold brew and it was terrific! They had a few food options as well. Cheers.

Cute coffee shop. They roast their own beans…read more They have the perfect amount of menu items. Very helpful staff at the counter. A group of 7 of us invaded on an early Friday afternoon. They handled us well. I got a cold brew. I had to ask for extra sweet cream as I am used to sweeter coffee drinks. They were happy to please. I recommend!

The assorted baked goods are well made with exceptional flavor combinations. Breakfast sandwich was…read moretasty and served with a side of Rosemary potatoes. Drinks were delicious and piping hot, just like I prefer. Service was excellent and our order was prompt and brought to our table. Staff checked back with us a couple of times. We'll be back!

The kitchen staff all have long hair hanging down. Even the men. They had caps on but hair not…read moresecured back to prevent falling in food. Health department mandates this.

This historic tavern in Arrow Rock has some of the best food in the Midwest. The ambience is…read moreunique, you feel like your transported back to the 1800s. The staff is very friendly and professional. Can't wait to eat there again!

A truly unique dining experience. First the restaurant is on the National Historic Registry. The…read moreambience is great. Service was above and beyond. The special of the night was prime rib, baked potato and vegetable. It was cooked perfectly. My wife ordered the 2 piece fried chicken dinner with 2 sides. The waitress asked her what pieces she would like. She replied "White meat", to which the waitress inquired, " Are 2 breasts alright"? My wife was pleasantly surprised. The chicken arrived perfectly cooked. Golden in color, indicative of fresh oil. The chef stopped by our table to inquire as to our satisfaction. There was overwhelming satisfaction. Reasonably priced. Those 2 entrees and a bottle of wine just at $100.00. We're looking forward to returning in December. As an added bonus they encourage you to visit the second floor to see how the house was at the turn of the century. MAKE RESERVATIONS especially if there is a show at the theatre that evening.

Adorable ice cream shop! The specialty flavors were tied to the Lyceum theater show and cleverly…read morenamed. The staff/owners were so kind and engaging and made us feel welcome. The mural is adorable and there were plenty of places to enjoy your cone. Definitely worth a visit!!

I love coming to this little hidden gem in this historic community. The owners are always so nice…read moreand the icecream is always delicious. The waffle cones are fresh and crispy. Great selection and comfy atmosphere.