I will get on my soapbox every single time about supporting local coffee shops. Stop going to the…read morechains. All you're doing is buying the CEO their next mansion. Enter Pine Mountain Country Coffee on Festus Main Street. This is a mini Cracker Barrel. If you look around, it will resemble Cracker Barrel. They have all the candies and the sweets and the baked items. It's adorable inside. Their coffee is strong, it's great, and you should be supporting Local businesses like this. The service is genuine and way faster than the chains. Do not make me go protest in the Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts parking lots. Don't do that to me.

The ice cream here is amazing!!! It's made in Wisconsin and the flavors are unique and delicious…read more Plus they make those incredible over the top sundaes and floats. They recently have reworked the inside some and have a new candy station that is full of all kinds of seasonal goodies. When I worked down the street, I would often come for their cold brew coffee, fir an afternoon pick me up. They also serve some pretty amazing breakfast and lunch sandwiches on New York bagels. Weekend hours are longer over the summer and early fall staying open until 10pm but as they hit October the hours shift to close by 9 o'clock on the weekends. They have cute ice cream cone seating tables as well as an old time soda bar. Definitely our families go-to ice cream splurge. I love that it's on Main Street with all the cute boutiques, shopping and local events.

The coffee is AMAZING! I liked the Sweet & Salty most…read more Prices are reasonable Festus location YAY!

Awesome coffee! The location is great, and the price point is fair for the quality. Let's go,…read morecoffee lovers lets support our local vendors

Corner Cup has been mine and my husband's favorite spot to grab an iced latte since moving to…read moreFestus. Even when we stop by other coffee shops in STL or Saint Charles, Corner Cup is still our favorite. My go-to is an iced pistachio latte with honey drizzle (the first time I came here they had a seasonal Baklava Latte and it was sooo good) and my husband gets an iced hazelnut latte. I've also tried their iced chai and it is delicious--not too sweet and just the right amount of spices. My favorite, savory baked food is their spinach and feta danish. I highly recommend getting one with your coffee for a light breakfast. The baristas are so kind and welcoming, and they always remember my name because I go there so much haha. The shop itself is very cute, and their furniture is quaint and unique, and they always have fun, coffee-related knick-knacks for sale. Must-try spot in Festus! Also, you can order large, to-go drinks which I did on a Saturday because they're closed Sunday and Monday.

Mondays are for caffeine therapy, and The Corner Cup Cafe on Festus Main Street delivered the life…read morechanging message. I grabbed a strong cup of coffee that could revive the dead and a savory spinach and feta pastry of course. We love savory things. I'm alive again! Cozy vibes & solid coffee, oh and place to work for hours!

LOVE the grind We…read morelove the fun options they always put out for all of the seasonal menus! Flavor has never failed and all of the employee recommendations are always amazing! Breakfast sandwiches and pastries are awesome as well. But we really love the lotus drinks and think that they're very different than other places! They always know how to make it just right to where it's not too much but still taste super yummy and strong! Always sweet gals working at the window and inside. Love the vibes and you get the same amazing service inside and out

On The Grind has been amazing to have in our community. The drive thru is a blessing & saves so…read moremuch time. Even when there's a huge line of cars, surprisingly it goes through quick. They offer special menu items for different seasons & holidays which I love! Not only do they offer coffee but last Lotus drinks too for the energy! Inside is small but you can get quick & efficient service in there too. Make sure to stop by because you won't be disappointed.

Stopped here for lunch before a football game. I went a little off script and got the jalapeño…read morepopper burger. The burger is made up of things that don't seem like they should go together: jalapeños, jam, bacon, cream cheese and a burger patty. IT WAS AWESOME! A little spicy, a little sweet, a little creamy, a little crunchy. So yummy! So good, in fact, that I took a picture of it! The atmosphere is clean, neat, but small. The service was super friendly and very fast. It definitely warrants another visit! I'm glad we stopped in.

What a great place to stop at if you're out shopping I need a break. First time here and was very…read moredelighted. The menu had lots of options and the waitress was very pleasant. You can also order a glass of wine or a beer if you like. My meal was very good. I ordered the jalapeño popper melt with a side of french fries. It was a nice grilled sandwich and was very flavorful.

Hundreds of Hops US Hop Passport Amazing Brewery Race Stop 30 (1 of 18 for Missouri)…read more Having scoped out the menu a bit first, to make sure we wouldn't starve, we popped into our first Missouri Brewery in the big book. We loved the building and dining/ bar area. It had lovely character and begged to tell a story. The hubby got an IPA, not my type so no rating from me. I opted for the blood orange and found it to be a solid choice. It was refreshing, effervescent and had no artificial/chemical taste or aftertaste. The service was really good - no complaints there. While we usually pick an app and a meal to share, I was itching for the dark meat fried chicken. Since it's all you can eat, (or should be), there's no sharing. The hubby got a burger with maple syrup for himself. The chicken was delish & piping hot! The broccoli was tasty but not to temp. The mashed potatoes and gravy would fall under almost inedible - old, cold. But I was there for the chicken & the chicken was on point. Sadly, directly after my plate was dropped off, the table behind us was told they were out of chicken. Now, all you can eat Sunday fried chicken being sold out at 540p is a bit odd. I assumed they did a stop sell because they were running low. I found out a short time later that they were truly out of dark meat... as they offered me a wing. Thankfully, I can't eat more than what it came with (3pc). The hubby was disappointed that the maple syrup wasn't maple, rather maple flavored. Otherwise, he was happy with his food. He also ate my final piece of chicken though & agreed it was the winner... Winner Winner (all you can eat) Chicken Dinner! *only on Sundays, if timed correctly ; ) I'd say 3.5 stars overall, but bumping up to 4 because the beer easily hit the mark & it's what we were there for... plus, that chicken. Ha

We stopped into Main & Mill Brewery with a group of families after a baseball tournament, and it…read morewas exactly what we needed. First off, the staff was outstanding. We had kids, tired parents, and a decent-sized group -- and they handled it effortlessly. Friendly, attentive, and quick without ever making us feel rushed. That balance isn't easy. The food was killer. The brisket mac and cheese was loaded and flavorful, with perfectly cooked pasta and tender meat. The smash burger was another standout -- great crust on the patty, juicy inside, and stacked just right. Even the pretzel bites were a hit with the kids (and let's be honest, the adults too). And the blood orange beer? Fantastic. Crisp, refreshing, and just enough citrus to make it interesting without being overpowering. It was the perfect post-game drink. Great atmosphere, great service, and legitimately good food. If you're anywhere near Main & Mill -- especially with a team or a group -- it's a win. We'll absolutely be back.

#stlouispescatarianapproved because yes, they have a lobster omelet at a place that also proudly…read moreserves hash browns that have seen things and have experience. This spot started on Main Street, that burned. Moved over on 67, that location fell in! And, now, they tried to get close to Main Street again. It has stories. I'll say that. This is not your cute brunch moment. This is coffee refilled before you blink, waitress calls you honey, and the menu hasn't changed since 2004. Maybe a special or two. Massive portions and all the classic breakfast hits. She loves butter, salt and high cholesterol! And I love her right back!

my go to place for great food, nice portions (there's always leftovers),wonderful staff and…read morepricing that won't break the bank. Wish they had evening hours like before but this way it's more of a treat to be able to go.

The customer service at this location is terrible! When I come in to pick up an order, no one…read moregreets me. On multiple occasions, I have had 3-5 employees standing directly in front of me without saying hello, asking for the name on the order I am waiting for, nothing - no acknowledgement at all. When the order is ready, the do not say anything, they do not look at you, they just put the bag in front of you. Many times I have to ask them to please bag my order. This seems to be a huge burden for them. It isfrustrating to see my full order just sitting on the counter with no one putting it in a bag.

Service is fast and the workers are awesome! I highly recommend this spot if you are in town. Happy…read moreholidays

The donut hole is an incredible local donut shop! The staff is always very friendly and patient in…read moreanswering any questions about the types of donuts they are offering that day. The shop was clean, tidy, and had that classing delicious baked good smell. I got a dozen donuts of various kinds. My favorite was the iced raspberry filled and classic glazed! A great breakfast treat!

As with most donut places in these parts, they are closed Monday mornings, just when you'd think…read morefolks were wanting to grab a dozen to kick off the office work week. The donuts are good with various concoctions like a maple bacon variety, though it pales in comparison to the wall of donuts I grew up with as a kid at places like Dunkin' donuts. A dozen donuts runs just shy of $20.00 here, which feels kind of hefty. The store itself is clean, and is normally staffed by one counter person... who has been mostly friendly on my visits. A handful of donut holes are often also tossed into the box, which as a dad of 5 kids, we do appreciate. The donuts are good but not necessarily anything particularly special and are priced on the high end .

Attached to the Dew Drop Inn. Stopped in for Gelato after dining at the Dew Drop Inn. Not a large…read morevariety however. Service was great. A great country restaurant. Returned for breakfast. Tons of offerings and everything was delicious.

I LOVE me Eggs Benedict, I order it everywhere I go for breakfast/brunch. Ordered the Goat and the…read moreEgg Benedict... this was hardly edible and not a Benedict. The eggs were not poached, the toast was not toasted and got extremely soggy quickly, the hollandaise sauce was way too much and the taste was off. It was supposed to be served with Avacado and there was none (they did bring me some on the side) and a very sad amount of Goat Cheese. Also came with no sides at almost $15. Very sadly very disappointed as I was looking forward to this meal.