This is one of my favorite coffee shops in Stl. As someone that lived in Italy, this cafe trult…read morefeels like being transported back to the streets of Italy. Moreover, it's the only place where I have been able to find sfogliatella here. They have delicious drinks and a wide variety of authentic Italian treats. The service is spectacular.

One of the best hidden gem coffee spots! If you want quality coffee and baked goods on the hill-…read morethis is your spot! I love trying their specialty lattes (especially the Bischoff!!) and the baristas are super sweet.

Their seasonal drinks are absolutely delicious every time, and the ambiance is so cozy yet…read moreelevated. I love how the sun shines through the yellow awning during the day, it's the perfect place to catch up with a friend or get some work done. They also have kolaches so 100/10!! Also the workers were all really helpful and so sweet!

Tasty cappuccino and bacon egg soufflé for breakfast! I've never been here before but I'll surely…read morecome back!

Came here after the farmers market with a friend since it's nearby. It's a tiny little cafe tucked…read moreaway at the end of the street, but that's part of the charm. Super cozy inside and way easier to find parking than you'd expect since it's at the end of the block. The menu has such fun and yummy flavor options. My friend got the caramel madeleine latte and it was so good. I got the turtle mocha and it hit my sweet tooth. If you like your coffee on the sweeter side, both of these are solid choices. We also got the gooey butter cake and wow. So sweet and so buttery. Perfect to share or just eat the whole thing yourself. The vibe overall is just really nice and relaxed. Definitely worth seeking out even if you've never noticed it before!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

We are visiting from out of town and I quickly looked up a local coffee shop when we were in route…read moreback to our Airbnb. I got the brown sugar lavender latte, the avenue sandwich, a bacon, egg and cheese croissant and a cranberry orange muffin. Everything from here was 10 out of 10! The service was amazing and the atmosphere was so welcoming and everything I would want out of a coffee shop. I didn't even think to take a picture because as soon as I tried the avenue sandwich I couldn't put it down! Highly recommend and would have gone every day if we didn't discover it on our last day here.

Been wanting to check out this location after loving all the others…read more Aris (originally from 'Indi' - in my family's home-state was super AWESOME, & helpful. Hot food. Coffee for home, AND STICKERS!!! Paintings made me want to sit & stare! Grateful to find street-parking between my two stops. Meter did not like my credit card, & I did not have change. App was easy, & probably cost less. FYI: sign on door says no public restroom, but just east is an ice-cream shop... AND IKEA is just a few stoplights away.

La Finca is a wonderful coffee shop to stop by for a quick pick-me-up, a relaxing place to work, or…read morea laid-back spot to catch up with friends. There is a wide range of menu options, including seasonal items. I almost had trouble deciding on which one since they all sounded tasty, but I chose the peach vanilla frappe with peach cold foam from the seasonal menu. The friendly barista suggested it since it is one of their best sellers, and I certainly wasn't disappointed. I also tasted the dulce de leche latte, which was fantastic. Since there were ample places to sit, it was the perfect ambiance to relax and enjoy a delicious drink.

I was remarking to a member of my running group that I've probably driven past this place a million…read moretimes and never noticed it was there. I'm not sure what I imagined it being. A Kinkos? Some place where I could print off copies of my zine about protecting the environment by committing minor acts of terrorism in America's forests? Turns out, it's a place where you can listen to truly random vinyl records while eating burritos entirely too good to be available in Clayton. Nothing about the latter says this part of town except for the price, which is almost like someone's cruel idea of a joke. I'd suggest that they're the best breakfast burritos available anywhere in the area, but what do I know? I've been eating breakfast burritos since the Reagan administration, when they were invented (as far as I know), but mostly of the microwavable variety. They have the potential to be the best food possible, because they combine the two other best foods, breakfast sandwiches and Mexican food, but no one seems to put any real effort into them. They're less likely than their lunch/dinner counterpart to cause gastrointestinal distress. People suspect that the reason Chipotle gives you the runs roughly every third time you visit is because of the cilantro, which is impossible to wash, but I heard it's really the lettuce. Never get lettuce on a burrito from Chipotle. If you're getting one of those bowls, why are you even going to Chipotle? You're probably already fat, and not eating a tortilla is not going to make a difference. But I digress. Upshot is primarily a coffee shop, and I think it's generally well regarded as far as that's concerned, though I'm no expert. I drink a nice, stiff six cups or so of whatever's on sale first thing in the morning and it usually ends up being the highlight of my day. I don't need any coffee in addition to that. I might get nervous. I've had luck lately with the seasonal selections at other local coffee shops that I've visited, so I figured I'd take my chances with an iced strawberry matcha latte. It seemed like it would be nice and refreshing after getting in a few miles with the homies, and damn it if it didn't hit the spot. You could see the actual seeds in it from where they must have crushed up an actual strawberry to make it, thus justifying the price, at least as far as they're concerned. They spared no expense with the burrito either. It's filled with surprisingly large chunks of bacon and avocado. Can they afford to give you more bacon because they don't cook it to the point where it starts to shrink? I like it when it's still kinda chewy, but I'm sure many would beg to differ. That must be how bacon is served in Clayton. They don't have the lovable old James bring it out to you, but I can understand, with this being 2026. It's not the lengthiest tortilla in the world, but it's stuffed to nearly overflowing with eggs, cheese, potatoes and what have you. I'd suggest bringing a date just to see if she could wrap her lips around it, but who's got that kind of money? It would have to be someone you've already been out with a few times, who's with the program, so to speak.

The coffee was amazing! I tried their seasonal Horchata Latte, and it was absolutely delicious. The…read moreseasonal flavor was unique and definitely something I would order again. The ambiance was also one of my favorite things about the place. They only play vinyl records, which created such a cool, cozy, and unique atmosphere. You could really tell that a lot of thought went into creating the overall vibe of the café. I didn't get a chance to try the food this time, but everything on the menu looked incredible, so I'm already looking forward to coming back and trying it. The only downside was that the music was pretty loud while we were there. We were trying to have a work meeting, so it was a little difficult to hear each other at times. However, if you're just looking for a fun place to grab coffee, enjoy good music, and take in a really cool atmosphere, it's definitely worth checking out. Overall, I had a great experience and would absolutely go back!

Nice place, reasonably priced, friendly staff. Definitely has a lot of charm going for it. Glad we…read morehave something like this in Oakville.

Loved the ambience! super cute little coffee shop! plenty of picture worthy spots in this shop!…read moreHomey and perfect for a quiet place to work/relax/visit! The avocado toast was pretty good! I got one of the summer cookie butter lattes and it was a 4/5 stars! pretty sweet! they do have limited gluten free options. I would definitely choose this spot again! the service was great and staff was kind!

They were very supportive of the Starbucks workers on strike. We were receiving a lot of negative…read morefeedback from people on the street and we went in for a break and they were extremely kind. They always have fun latte flavors and interesting pastries! Had the blueberry latte and it was so yummy! Good place to study and sit for a while!

No brownies. The menu of desserts change. But they will have a gf v item. At least one…read more While we couldn't partake the service was great. Place was clean.

City Coffee & Creperie is such a gem, especially in the Clayton area! They have a beautiful plus…read moreindoor patio as well, so it's always a hit for me no matter what. The service is pretty quick too even when busy. I always get the Santa Fe crepe!! The flavors are absolutely immaculate, and it's perfect for sharing with friends. The menu is so diverse, with so many flavors and toppings, both sweet and savory crepes. Honestly, it's one of my favorite go-to spots, and I highly recommend it! Just note that parking can get tricky since the area is super busy.

I've been to this creperie a few times with my mom for mother's day and other occasions and I've…read moreenjoyed my experience. Finding a parking spot in that location can be tricky since it's a busy area and there only seems to be street parking. The wait time can be pretty long, but the crepes there are pretty good.