This coffee shop was such a fun and unique experience! The coffee drinks had creative names and…read moredistinctive flavors that made them stand out from the usual menu options. The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful throughout my visit. When I'm back in town, I'll definitely be stopping by again!

People clearly love this place. At 8 AM on a Sunday morning, there was already a pretty good crowd…read more I've been doing meetups at local coffee shops for the past several weeks, and sometimes it's kind of a ghost town, even if the food and coffee is good. I'd suggest that people were there to visit downtown St. Charles, or whatever it's called, which has a certain old-timey charm to it, but everything else was closed--presumably until later in the day, but who knows. That fentanyl is a menace. Parking could be a pain, if it's not the wee hours of the morning on a weekend, and you're not ambulatory enough to walk from a block or two over, and yet you're going to get essentially the equivalent of a milkshake and a donut. Inside is rustic, inviting and larger than you'd think, with an upstairs area that I didn't bother to explore, due to lack of curiosity. We had a larger group and ended up pushing a few smaller tables together, plus a few chairs we borrowed from other tables. No one seemed to mind. The key is not to ask first. That mentality will take you far in both the world of finance and dating. I'm kind of over ordering food from coffee shops, where they're obviously just throwing something in the microwave and charging you $10 for it, but I needed something to eat. I'd just gone for a run. Their burrito looked like the textbook definition of cultural appropriation, but it also looked like it might not be half bad. I had their equivalent of an Egg McMuffin, called Ron's Breakfast Sandwich, or something to that effect. When I hear the name Ron, I of course think of Sasso from Carlito's Way, but that probably says more about me than anything else. I'm assuming he didn't have anything to do with this. Essentially, this was a store-bought English muffin, a surprisingly generous and delicious helping of cheddar cheese, a few slices of seemingly prepackaged black forest ham and a fried egg. It was fine for what it was. Could the egg have been salted, could the muffin have been buttered and could the ham been an actual slice of Canadian bacon, or even better, American bacon? Sure, but I went into this with low expectations. The cheddar was melty and delicious, and weirdly abundant, but processed American cheese would have been more fitting for this kind of sandwich. You'd think a guy named Ron wouldn't object to processed foods. The caramel frappe I had was amazing. I got it with whole milk and whipped cream. I didn't bother to check and see if they charge you extra for whipped cream, which is the kind of crap some of these places have been known to pull. I got the 16 oz instead of the 20 oz, but it was probably still enough to take a day off the end of my life (when I don't need it as much anyway fwiw). Sometimes, when a food item tastes good enough, you can just tell it's not good for you, and that was the case with this drink. It was decidedly rich. I'm never in this part of town, and if I were, it would be at night, natch, but if things ever get to the point where they're clearly trending in that direction, I might start stopping by on the reg and getting that caramel frappe just to speed along the process of my demise.

Shawn and Julie - they were so welcoming to us! They are so knowledgeable AND really care to listen…read moreto your needs and tastes. I was looking for a place to get coffee beans since we are new to the area. Shawn asked what I liked, but I really liked what I saw lol! He made me a sample of their chocolate raspberry blend and it was so smooth and comforting. The raspberry was such a nice touch! I bought a pound, not grounded since I have one at home. But if you do need grounded beans, they do that here as well! The conversation drifted to what my husband enjoys and he is not a coffee person, and I joking said he just likes soda and lemonade. Well - they let us smell a Berry Blast blend of teas that was so fruity and delightful. We also went home with that as well. I really enjoyed my visit!

Wonderful selection of teas and coffees! They also have dip & bread mixes. They were friendly &…read morehelpful.

I've gone to this location multiple times since it's close to my climbing gym. It's got a really…read morecool concept with a converted gas station feel, a great place to hang out with friends or do work. The coffee itself is good, pretty consistent. I do come here for their matcha as well and their seasonal drinks. The food option is also generally good (I'm on that avo toast hyperfixation). It does get pretty busy but most times I've gone, service is fairly quick and laidback.

So happy to have an upshot in st Charles! Like other locations, this place rocks. I had the…read morehorchata latte and a breakfast burrito. I recommend the burrito to everyone I know. The service was friendly, even with our short interactions. My only qualm is that the music was rather loud inside but I am assuming it was just because it was Saturday and the vibes were flowing!

4 stars for delicious coffee 1 star for less than delicious…read morefood I love Revocup overall. Quick service, friendly people, delicious coffee and good pricing. It's in the old Starbucks on Olive and the vibe is nice. Today I got a Hot Zebra Latte - delicious. I also got a turkey sandwich, pre made. It was not good. First it was labeled wrong, the turkey tasted old and the lettuce looked old. Their breakfast sandwiches they make from scratch are much better. I'll keep coming back for coffee for sure!

What a calm coffeehouse! Never been in before and will certainly return! The price of everything is…read morereasonable and the drink was delicious! I ordered the Dulce de leche with oat milk and it was hot and so creamy! The energy I got entering was relaxing with a lot of seats available. I also want to say the barista was amazing! He was patient and kind and he spoke to everyone as he was making his drinks. Definitely feel like a place you could come and make home.

I was never really a coffee drinker until my friend introduced me to this brand and I was blown…read moreaway! It wasn't too bitter and flavor was bold enough for my taste buds. Highlander grog is my favorite, however I visited the warehouse today to purchase a bag of decaf Fleur De Lis which I enjoy in caffeinated but I'm trying to cut back on my caffeine. Romana assisted me and she was very helpful and knowledgeable about their coffees and she gave me a couple of samples to try. The business is your typical office space however this space gave off a family feel among employees. Also it displayed their top sellers in the front area if the office. Best coffee by far!

Locally roasted coffee that is brewed and served all over the Midwest and the US. Many St Louis…read moreestablishments including Crushed Red and Uncle Bill's Pancake House. Purchase 12 oz bags of ground or whole bean coffee. Different grinds available for French Press and Drip Machine. Love the Dubuque fleur de lis logo? They sell logo coffee mugs and ball caps! I was gifted a bag of ground coffee and coffee mug for my birthday. I love the smoothness of the Decaf Fleur De Lis roast without the loss of flavor. Hard to come by with decaf.

We were visiting St Louis, and I looked up coffee shops to see if anything in the Delmar Loop…read moresounded interesting. This one did, so I walked over from the restaurant where we were after lunch. This is a very pleasant shop with lots of available seating. It just has a rather modern look, and it was very nice and clean. I came up to talk to a friendly barista. The pour over menu was a bit confusing because there wasn't a lot of information directly on the menu, I asked about one pour over because I had never tried a bean of that origin before. She had good things to say about it, but she said that, if I wanted something fruity or floral to try Haro Wachu from Ethiopia. It was as if she read my mind because I had been wanting to try a natural processed Ethiopian. I'm really glad I took her suggestion! It was one of the best cups of coffee I've ever tried. I didn't taste so much of a note of fruit in it, but I still loved it! I made sure to make a note of what it was in case I have room for more beans at home and want to order it. So, I do wish it was easier to tell what each pour over was in the menu (They have a lot at reasonable prices!). However, I left there thoroughly impressed with the coffee. If you are out on Delmar Loop, they are definitely worth visiting.

Blueprint coffee is a lovely little coffee shop that happened to be located next to my hotel. I…read moreordered a Latte and a muffin and walked away very happy. The muffin was moist with flavors of pumpkin, cinnamon and other aromatic spices and the Latte was, well, just a nicely done Latte. All the staff were very kind, chipper and behaved in a way you always hope to see of your baristas on a cold tired morning. Lovely spot through and through

Easy coffee shop good for working in. Stopped here after an early morning flight and grabbed a…read morecoffee (seasonal coconut offering) and a cheddar scallion biscuit. I was disappointed the kitchen was closed because I really wanted protein and fresh food, but the cheddar biscuit was delicious and helped fill the void. The drink was very tasty. Lots of space for sitting inside, in the loft, and outside.

What an odd name for a coffee shop located in the lobby of a medical office building…read more Er, I'm assuming this is a medical office building. I've only gone there to have blood work done, and even then, only because I couldn't get an appointment at any of the other locations, natch. My understanding is that this building was built back in the 1980s, maybe around the time they built the Galleria, with the thought that if they built one such building others would follow. Fast forward 40 years later and not only is this the only skyscraper in the area, it's one of the only (semi-) occupied structures on this accursed stretch of Brentwood Blvd. I imagine foot traffic is minimal, but I'd encourage anyone who just got off the MetroLink on their way to stab someone at the aforementioned Galleria to stop by and have a look. This place makes a mean Strawberry Matcha. It might honestly be better than the one I had at the Upshot in Clayton, which I passed on my run from here yesterday. It took all the strength of will I could muster to not stop and have a burrito, like when Bill Clinton used to stop at McDonald's on his runs back in the early '90s. Weirdly, I'm now the exact same age, and let's just say I get it. All of it. I love the fact that they give this drink to you not stirred, so you can see the separation between the milk, the strawberry syrup and the matcha (whatever that is). A girl I was with (but not "with," natch) remarked that it looked like an Italian flag. Also, it probably ensures that you're getting the various ingredients in the correct ratio. Sometimes you get these lattes, and they mostly just taste like milk. They're not putting enough syrup in them, and the issue might be that the syrup is visually indistinguishable from the rest of the drink. It's a brown-ish liquid in another brown-ish liquid. The only way to know if it's right would be to taste it, and I don't need some of these baristas tasting my drink. I don't know where their mouth has been. (Some of them could do literally anything and I'd be fine with it.) Anyway, it was a good drink. The burrito wasn't as good as the burrito at Upshot, but it might be the second best one that I've had, and I've had breakfast burritos from all over: Living Room, Bike Stop Cafe, Goshen Coffee Roasters. They give you the choice between bacon or a non-meat option. I didn't think to specify (the heat may have permanently damaged my brain), and they had the sense to give me bacon. Kudos! I like the fact that there's potato in addition to the bacon and egg, providing variety and heft. The monterey jack cheese gives it a vaguely southwestern vibe, and then the chipotle crema that comes with it (truly a miracle substance) really sets it off. I also got a Pesto and Parm Focaccia, on a recommendation from one of the girls in our group. I didn't need it, and if the taste was any indication, this was one of the least healthy things I've ever eaten--like an elevated Cheddar Bay Biscuit from Red Lobster, if you can imagine. But it was good, and it was further proof that this place knows what they're doing, weird name and location notwithstanding.

Switch Coffee Collective is a coffee roaster in North Saint Louis. Their building is connected to…read moreMission Saint Louis and they are closely affiliated with them, as well. It's a place where folks who are in/graduate from MSTL's job program can work. One, their coffee is bomb! They mostly do wholesale business right now, with hopes to expand and serve coffee in a cafe to the public. The only place I know of right now that sells it to consumers is Crave Coffee House on SLU's medical campus. Two, their mission is also awesome. If making great coffee wasn't enough... They want to bring growth to North City's economy and provide jobs for folks who live there. Look out for them, they're doing awesome stuff!