Had myself some tex-mo coffee because it is right up the street... let me tell ya, killer lattes…read more Their lonestar latte, I posit, is their namesake latte. It was wonderful. A simple latte with big flavor. I also grabbed a coffee which was super solid. I may commit a cardinal sin, but I do enjoy adding some sweet n low which actually did a great job of amplifying the pecan flavors in their house brew. I used their drive thru and was in, ordered, and out in super time. The worker was great and coffee was superb. Definitely a solid little neighborhood spot to grab some brew. The menu was handwritten on a white board which means you know this place is local.

Their new location is in an old coffee shop location I used to visit. One that I liked a lot, but I…read morewas not disappointed by Tex-MO! They had a number of options you can't find at other coffee shops. I had an orange mocha latte and it was delightful. The drinks are pretty large as well for what you pay. It's a great price for what you get.

I was out running in the middle of nowhere, preparing for an inevitable future in which it's…read morenecessary for me to retreat into the woods, when it was decided that we needed to get coffee. Someone from my group consulted their cell and determined that this was the closest place. I'd never heard of it. Apparently, it's a chain with multiple locations in some of our pastier exurbs. It makes you wonder what else there might be. PJ's claims to be a New Orleans coffee shop. What exactly is meant by that, I'm not sure. The coffee, at least in terms of the various preparations, seems to be the same coffee you'd get anywhere else. If you were to squint, I guess you could say that the decor on the inside is New Orleans themed. The exterior looks like the exterior of any chain establishment these days, including newer McDonald's, i.e. like a circa '09 Chipotle. Do the baristas flash you and allow you to throw beads at them? Sadly, no. I asked. Near the register there was an ad for a seasonal selection. I believe it was called a Peppermint Bark Velvet Ice, but I could be mistaken (indeed that doesn't sound like a very good name for a drink). It's not even Thanksgiving, and in fact, as I'm writing this, we're only one week removed from Halloween, but I'll allow it. I'm all PSLd out due to living near an Aldi. Anyway, this was perfect for me, because I could see what it looked like, and it spared me from having to investigate the menu further. As an inveterate brokie, I don't get coffee from fancy shops like this, but when I do, it needs to be something ridiculous, that someone might post on Instagram alongside a Labubu. I could get Folgers at home. They also carry beignets. Hence, presumably, the name. I got the smallest serving of the larger of the two sizes of beignets that they carry, which came with three of them. I'm not going to say what my total came to, out of embarrassment. I feel like a senior citizen who's just been sold a parcel of swamp land. Part of it is that I opted for a large drink. I was warned by the cashier that it comes in a very large cup. I told her that was no big deal, not realizing just how big it would be. This thing was an absolute unit, bigger than any reasonable person would need. They probably only keep it on the menu for idiots like me, who don't bother to check the actual size and price. It wasn't clear to me what was meant by velvet Ice, and it still isn't. I'd say it's along the lines of a frappe, with the caveat that I know very little about coffee drinks. The overall vibe was more chocolate than peppermint, but with bits of peppermint candy. It drinks more like an iced coffee than a milkshake, and you could slam one pretty quickly if you weren't paying attention, and you liked it that much. There's a generous whipped cream and chocolate syrup topping that doesn't melt down into the drink the way it would if the drink were hot. You end up eating it all at the end, as a sort of dessert to your dessert. Which brings us to the beignets. They're weirdly precise in their dimensions, like maybe they're heated up from frozen. They're served warm, and they're not given to you immediately, but it didn't occur to me to look and see how they were prepared. I'd describe these as being more like a dinner roll and less like a funnel cake, but not necessarily in a bad way. Ultimately, it's probably not possible to mess up a beignet. They're probably not nearly as good if you get them to go and end up eating them cold. Fortunately, I ate mine there. The seating area was nice, if maybe a little cramped, with a tiny sofa and a couple of comfy-looking chairs in addition to a row of tables. It was a veritable ghost town while we were there, so that ended up not being an issue. It was a Sunday, so people may have been at church, trying to get right with the Lord.

This was my first time checking this place out with a friend. The menu options are fun, the place…read moreis cozy and it was clean. They had a sign on the cashwrap that they were training new barista's and to please be patient - and so that is fair. The sweet young gal taking our order was very soft spoken - so it was hard to understand if she was getting the order correct. We waited about 15 min for the two lattes we ordered to be made. That feels excessive even with training and there were only 2 iced coffees ahead of us. My drink was made then they had to tell my friend they ran out of the pecan flavor she wanted- so she had to get something else. While it was good- for a Saturday morning for the slow service and missing ingredients-I won't avoid this place, I likely will go somewhere else next time.

Came here a little while back because some people wanted to do some reading/studying in this cafe…read moreand I decided to come along. This location, which is not to be confused with the other location, is in Cottleville along sort of the main street/road that runs through the town. There is plenty of parking in the general area, though it seems most people park out back. I got a coffee and the BLT sandwich. specifically i had the cold brew which i thought was very good. most cold brews except for starbucks' i usually find are a bit too sour, but this one was really quite nice, so much so that i've actually come by here a number of times. the BLT is also quite good so i've gotten that more than once as well there is a decent amount of seating and the cafe is well lit. overall i thought it was a pretty charming cafe and if i were still in the area i would definitely come more

When I check out a new coffee place, I look for two things: Is the coffee "good" to my taste buds…read more(this one probably goes without saying) and can I comfortably sit and relax long enough to read or have a conversation? Upshot offers both, with a bonus of delicious food. We'd never explored historic Cottleville before, and I immediately appreciated the setting. The surrounding streets and buildings bare a slight resemblance to the charm of Vermont. On a recent nice, near-Spring day, my wife and I knew we had to take advantage of the outdoor seating. Serene with a mild breeze, we would have liked to sit and read for an hour or two, if time allowed. I almost always go for a red eye when I visit a coffee shop for the first time, but there are alot of appealing alternatives; I might have to try Maple Bourbon latte on a future visit. Being a major fan of breakfast food, I had to order the hearty Brake Shop burrito, packed with scrambled eggs, bacon, cripsy tater tots, and pico del gallo. It arrived quickly, hot, and even more filling and flavorful than I expected. Beyond that, Upshot offers an ample menu of other breakfast and lunch options; my wife ordered a Turkey Sando and custom-made iced vanilla latte with oatmilk. We don't get that many beautiful days in the midst of St. Louis winter; I'm glad I could spend one at Upshot's flagship cafe, and excited to see how their other locations compare.

Great services usually just one person working but always super quick!…read more Love that this is open when I come to groups at church!

This coffee shop inside of Waypoint church is pretty neat. They have outdoor and comfy indoor…read moreseatings. Regardless of you're going to this church or not, it's a very nice coffee shop to spend time with friends/family, read a book or study/work here. They have a good drink menu and pastries/breakfast items. We got the Strawberry Lemon Sparker, hot chai latte and banana bread (vegan). All were good. Service was great and inviting.

The Tea Spout is located in Chesterfield Valley in a small plaza. They share a parking lot with…read moreseveral other businesses. I've driven past them so many times and I finally visited. I was pleasantly surprised with everything. When you walk in, you grab your own menu and you seat yourself. They have high top tables, booths, low tables and a conversation area with comfy furniture. You place your order at the counter and pay ahead. They give you a number to place on your table and they bring your food out. The first thing that impressed me is that the food menu is local and organic. They offer organic coffees, so many teas and tea accessories, herbs. Their cafe menu has many vegan and vegetarian options. The service was friendly and helpful. Our drink order came out almost immediately, and our food came out fairly quickly. I really enjoyed my breakfast bowl that I added avocado. It was quite nourishing and flavorful. I don't know how they cooked the sweet potatoes absolutely perfect. I also ordered a protein cookie to eat later. What absolutely blew me away was my lavender Matcha iced drink. It was the best Matcha I've ever had. They also have an area with various hot sauces and so many flavors of infused, honey. They have various types of sugar, agave and Stevia, but you will not find any Splenda or equal here. So if you are sugar-free and don't like Stevia, bring some from home. I really liked the whole vibe of this place, the food and the beverages. I will definitely be back soon. Please note that they are closed on Sundays and Mondays.

What a great find in the Chesterfield Valley --…read more The Tea Spout. The space is bright and calming with tons of natural light, a cozy boho feel, and really comfortable seating. Their tea selection is excellent, with flavorful herbal blends that also focus on wellness and immunity, plus mushroom coffees and a few gluten-free sweet treats. My husband loved the avocado toast, and I had the eggs and greens (small), which was surprisingly filling and delicious. Everything comes beautifully topped with fresh microgreens. Groovy music, a cute little kids' area, and a peaceful atmosphere made it an especially relaxing stop on a rainy day. I hear it gets busy on Saturdays, and I can see why -- it's a unique, welcoming spot. I gave it a 4 star because you have to order at the table.

Love the donuts!!! They are amazing. Never ordered anything other than donuts and coffee. I've…read morenever gotten past the display case.

Best Boston Crème, amazing breakfast burrito, decadent tiramisu, and the iced caramel coffee were…read more10/10!! Sorry no pictures, cause they were devoured before even a thought of doing a review.

I have visited this location twice and both times the place was very clean and the staff were…read morefriendly! I get their Thai Tea and love that I can customize the sweetness. I did try the Taiyaki last time I was in, it's essentially a waffle with a filling (I tried the chocolate and crème brûlée). I was pretty disappointed as it was very doughy and seemed undercooked to where I only had a bite or two before tossing both of them out.

What a cute little place tucked away on Hwy K! The host who took my order provided fast & friendly…read moreservice. I ordered the Okinawa milk tea w/ toasted crème brûlée 25% sweet and it was still super sweet but delicious. It was a really good boba to milk ratio in my opinion too. The ambiance on the inside was so chic and fun too. Can't wait to come back and try the other flavors!

This is still a favorite spot for coffee. The cold brew is smooth and they have a lot of sugar-free…read moresyrup options. They offer a lot of extras for free or at a fraction of the cost of other national chains. Service has always been top-notch. I highly recommend getting the app to enjoy discounts and a free birthday drink.

Always great service I typically don't come here but it's right next to McDonald's and this is way…read morebetter than McDonald's coffee at McDonald's. If you see this still love you and your sausage egg and cheese biscuits. Just love the coffee here more. Service is always wonderful and great. The staff is super friendly. They have tons of menus leading up to the window, and if there's more than one car in the drive-through staff will come out and take your order Highly recommend this location

I don't know what I was looking for when This donut shop appeared in my list, but I am so glad it…read moredid. I don't love close so we came a long way! It is a cute shop with friendly staff and they were knowledgeable about what they offered. I got a maple Bacon donut which was amazing! Truly the best Maple Bacon donut I have ever had. Also a raspberry pistachio which was also delicious. The donuts were the same except the toppings but they aren't heavy cake donuts. They were light and airy and broke apart easily kind of like a cinnamon roll. I had the top part with the toppings and dipped the bottom in their maple dip. The dip was delicious but the donuts were coated in a sugar... not a glaze but granulated sugar so if dip is not your thing you would still have a nice sweet donut throughout. I also got the Mango passion refresher which was so good. What amazed me though was my mother who isn't a fan of sweet things even liked the cinnamon donut she got. That says a lot to me because she is picky lol. Also the staff was friendly enough to give a mini donut to sample and that was extremely kind and I Chan say the minis are just as delicious as the full sized donuts. They do not skimp on quality here which is nice because they are a bit in the pricier side, but for the size of the donuts and the quality especially I didn't feel overcharged. Can't wait to try other flavors and even their savory donuts !

I had been incredibly thrilled to try this place because of their keto doughnuts. Walking in, you…read moresee a full display of their delicious looking doughnuts that make you question your dietary choices... My group ordered some goodies and I ordered my keto doughnut. Was INCREDIBLY bummed when one of the employees told me they were out of the chocolate doughnut, but he had some chocolate keto frosting. I told him to give me whatever they had. And WOW was it the saddest doughnut I've ever seen. Sadly, it was not good at all, not worth the hype, but the rest seemed really good, and my family enjoyed them.

DO NOT RECOMMEND. I was a loyal customer for a long time but that has changed…read more Strike 1 - made me a drink that was way to sweet and they refused to remake it Strike 2 - They charged me $1.25 for a splash of cream in my black coffee! Since when does anywhere charge for a splash in a coffee? Creamer is not included with your coffee. Strike 3 - I have their rewards punch card, bought 10 coffees and earned my FREE coffee...but they told me "we can't accept or honor your reward free drink because we changed our rewards system" The level of service and doing what right is extremely poor. Invest your money in a business that invest in their customers... Southern Grace is not that place anymore sadly.

Cute girly spot (think pink!) with friendly staff. Was disappointed to learn their "cafe latte" is…read morenot an actual latte but cold brew with milk. Sadly it was also bitter and not very good. Pix of food look good but they do not offer gluten free choices. They do have almond and oat milk for an up charge. This is a one and done for us. Im still giving them a 4 tho because, while not for us, they deserve a B+ for effort.