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    The Clover & the Bee

    4.2 (535 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Biscuits and Gravy
    Lisa H.

    Popped in on a Sunday for a last minute brunch. I've had my eye on this restaurant since they opened and it took me forever to fit it in. All the hype and we were just not too crazy about it. Hubby got the eggs and grits - it was good but just not great. I had the egg sandwich and felt the same way. Nothing spectacular. We also shared a biscuit and gravy. It was extremely salty, so we did not eat much of it. My wish was that they had their strawberry pop-tart (sold out) and that I would have tried the biscuit and jam. If I give it a second try, I might do lunch. We saw a couple sandwiches and salads go by and they looked really good. I will say that the latte is spot on - I would go back again to have another Brown Sugar Latte.

    Sandwich with huge side of greens
    Renee I.

    I had a super delicious sandwich here. I didn't expect much when I ordered a basic turkey sandwich but it was so good. I wasn't going to eat all of it but it was so yummy I kept eating. I got greens on the side and the portion was huge. Very tasty as well. Cute place with a wall mural of flowers. I will say it gets loud in there - they could use some sound absorption panels.

    Holiday pop up!
    Jo Nell R.

    My review this evening is for the Holiday pop up, this is our third year so I think it is now a tradition. We made reservations a little late and chose the time available at 9:00 pm on a Monday evening. I couldn't find the pop-up menu online so I couldn't preview and plan my order ahead of time. There were six of us this visit and both cars found a spot in the back lot, no worries at that time. We were greeted and seated right away, right in the middle of the dining room. Our waiter didn't come over right away, but we all needed to look at the food and drink choices. The decor is fun for the holidays, I loved the vintage santa in the windows and the Christmas tree with all the old-time icicles, nostalgia! For my first drink I chose the Cold Snap, it was delicious! The large ice cube had a candy cane imprinted on it, very impressive. The drink was amaro, scotch, maple, and cedar smoked rosemary, it was very smooth. I ordered marinated olives from the food options, I get them every year. Last years were citrus marinated and I liked them better, there a ton of olives in the order. My second drink was the Santa Suit, also very good but the nod goes to the Cold Snap. We all shared the Hummus Plate - the house made pit is delicious, the Porchetta roll - very good, and the Blue Crab Cakes. Can't wait to go back next year!

    Inside
    Em K.

    The Clover and The Bee is a good brunch spot with a casual setup--you order at the counter, grab a number, and find your own seating. We split a cinnamon roll that was delicious and definitely worth getting. I ordered the roast turkey sandwich with mac salad. The sandwich was very solid, but the mac salad was too spicy for my taste. Overall a nice spot for a relaxed brunch!

    Beef tar tar
    Beth K.

    I usually go there for lunch/brunch but stumbled upon their cocktail/evening menu which is from Wednesday to Saturday. They had a nice happy hour with 1/2 of wine from 5-6 . The wine was tasty and the servers were helpful with choosing wine and picking items from the menu. One things that difffent at night is that patio there is used for O and O and pizza . They did not have that open at nighttime hours. But the inside was still a nice causal fun environment. We got the beef tar tar and it was so good, it felt melt in your mouth with a great taste !

    Kaitie F.

    I was very excited when my friend suggested The Clover & the Bee for a Friday night dinner. I've had it on my list to try, but didn't realize they even served dinner. I couldn't find anything online with a menu. When we arrived, it actually wasn't dinner, but a menu of small plates. I love spending money on good food and will pay a premium for a memorable meal, but man, this wasn't it. TLDR: High prices for tiny portions to be left beyond underwhelmed and disappointed. I ordered a chorizo butter oyster to start. I love chorizo and oysters separately, but this was repulsive. I was most looking forward to the spot prawns, and felt misled when it hit the table. Spot prawns are supposed to be large, succulent shrimp. What arrived (for I believe, $16 or $18) were tiny, rubbery and overcooked, pieces of shrimp. Maybe it was a cut up single spot prawn, but this was beyond frustrating for the price paid. Next, I ordered the pasta (don't have the menu online to reference for how it was described). For again, $16 or $18, I received a single ravioli, that while beautiful, was flavorless and lackluster with not enough filling and under al dente pasta. Most of it was the flat, unfilled chewy noodle. The only positives about the experience was the atmosphere and my espresso martini.

    Avocado toast, hash brown, and an iced latte.
    Maggie J.

    We always love our time at Clover and the Bee! It's always incredibly clean, has great service, and the food is delicious. This was my first time for breakfast and I definitely recommend for all times of the day!

    Cheesesteak
    Michelle L.

    I've been wanting to try the cheesesteak at The Clover & the Bee for a while! I made it in on NYE and they were packed. I got the last table right by the door. The host sat me down with a menu and ice water but didn't mention you order at the counter. Eventually I figured it out. I ordered the Cheesesteak with the Cooper's Sharp cheese and pasta salad on the side. I asked if the pasta salad was a vinaigrette and the cashier said yes. This is the best cheesesteak I've ever had in St. Louis! Loved the bread, loved the ribeye, loved the cheese, peppers, etc. It was great. I'd order it again and again. I thought the pasta salad was awful. Also it was dressed in broken mayonnaise not a vinaigrette. I'll be back for the cheesesteak.

    Breakfast sandwich
    John K.

    You order at the counter then they bring your order to you. I ordered a chai latte and a breakfast sandwich. The chai latte was flavorful and tasty. The breakfast sandwich had egg, cheese and avocado. It was hard to eat it like a sandwich so I deconstructed it with a knife and fork. I enjoyed the fresh avocado. The egg tasted frozen that was reheated. This is a cute breakfast place that has a fun vibe.

    Tinsel Pom-poms & Santa Sleigh
    Christina H.

    We really enjoyed the Holiday Popup! The cocktails were great! I had the Tinsel Pom-poms and my husband had the Santa Sleigh. The food was also really yummy. We had the Baked Brie, Brussel sprouts, wagyu burger & porchetta roll. It was all excellent! The Clover & Bee has been decorated for Christmas & the wait staff was dressed very festive. There is some parking in a small lot behind & street parking

    Tuna sub, cheese steak, hash-brown, s'mores latte

    Overpriced food for mid flavors. It tasted premade, especially the cheesesteak and the hashbrown (which was $3 for the pre-frozen piece). Their coffee was muddy and overly sweet. Only decent item was the pasta salad.

    Breakfast Burrito, Biscuit and Jam, Green Goddess Salad
    Money F.

    Popped in on a Sunday morning which was risky because of brunch hours. We were able to be seated at a high top table within seconds! The place was packed so if you have a party larger than 3, I suggest preparing to wait. We tried the breakfast burrito with beef and added avocado and honestly, I could do without the meat. it didn't add any flavor but the avocado was perfect. The biscuit is salty with a nice crunch but soft on the inside. The jam really pairs well. The green goddess salad was delicious!! Who knew blueberries would tie a salad together? Chefs Kiss! The banana pudding latte was well presented but the flavor was a bit bitter. There was some sort of purée in there bottom of the cup to give the pudding flavor but it wasn't enough for me. The airy, floral ambiance makes Clover and the Bee so cute and relaxing.

    Fried mortadella sandwich and cold smoked salmon bagel
    Hanna K.

    Always the best brunch and atmosphere! I love love love this patio in Webster Groves. I usually go for the Strata, but switched it up this weekend and was definitely not disappointed. The fried mortadella sandwich changed our lives, do not let the simplicity of it in this photo deter you. The potato bun and jalapeño jelly on it are just the chefs kiss on top. The bagel & pistachio latte were both fabulous. The service is always friendly and speedy, which makes the whole experience even better!

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    How easy is it to modify the menu? I am on a pretty strict elimination diet?

    Absolutely. We can modify menu items or come up with off menu dishes if necessary. Hope to see you soon.

    Do they have private rooms ? Looking for a small private venue to host a wedding shower. Approx 25 guests

    We do not have a private space but we do have a semi private area at Olive + Oak or could potentially rent the entire space at Clover depending on the date, etc. You can contact molly@oliveandoakstl.com for more information. Thanks for reaching out.

    Do they have high chairs?

    Absolutely. Both The Clover & the Bee and Olive + Oak are kid friendly. We look forward to seeing you.

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    Olive + Oak

    Olive + Oak

    4.5
    (1.2k reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$$

    While a friend of mine was in town visiting, we met up for a quick little HH at O+O and it was…read moreperfection. We arrived right when they opened at 4 pm and were seated right away on the patio. Was it strange to be some of the first guests to arrive? Yes. But it was also nice to have the full attention of our server who was great! He told us all about the specials and talked us through some of the drinks that he enjoys. Since I shared that I was not currently drinking alcohol, he made a few mocktail recommendations and I loved how he was able to "sell" them to me. I went with a class G&T mocktail and my friend went with a mezcal drink based on his recommendations. We also ordered 2 of the apps to just have at the table while we chatted. The mocktail I had really did hit the spot and my friend really enjoyed her cocktail as well. The hummus we ordered witht he veggies was so good and we also had a potato app that was truly such a unique flavor with creme fraiche and walnuts. Honestly, it was so good I want to go back and order it again! I really enjoyed this HH and know that I need to visit again for the actual dinner menu one day.

    Found this little gem in Webster Groves....great location, groovy & upbeat vibe, fantastic…read morecocktails, plus excellent food. I'd recommend if you're going with a party, share a bunch of the plates. Pizza is solid...crust is wood fired, sauce is perfect and unique creations make for a special type of pizza. Had the morel mushroom pasta (a special selection), the Brussel sprouts as an app, broccolini, a salad and it was perfect. Don't forget the bread & olive oil...it is to die for. Plenty of unique and crafty libations tie the entire experience all together. Place is busy on a Saturday night, so recommend a reservation. I'll be back over and over again. Nice work to the team at this hip place!

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    Clams and pasta
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    The Annex Coffee and Foods

    The Annex Coffee and Foods

    4.4
    (170 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    This is one of our favorite spots to visit when in Webster Groves! It's a market, cafe, bar, and…read moreice cream shoppe all in one spot! They have an amazing patio that is covered and so comfortable to hang out on. You can sit inside too and take in the views of people shopping the market area and the baristas doing their thing! Everyone there is so incredibly kind too! Food is so good too!

    I went to school out in the sticks, so I'm always worried when I visit one of these local-looking…read morecoffee shops that there might be vaguely religious undertones, along with a meeting on Tuesday nights where men gather to share their thoughts on disturbing cultural developments, hug and cry a little bit. I'd attend such a meeting, but more so for the lulz (but also to share my beliefs). I'm pleased to report that there's none of that going on here, that I'm aware of. Granted, this was a Sunday morning. I was there with my running group as part of our ongoing unofficial breakfast burrito tour, the last such stop until this fall, due to upcoming marathon training. Of course it was the most unpleasant day of the year, maybe ever, with a heat index of 117 (no hyperbole). I changed shirts before I came in and then sweated through that shirt as well. One of the ladies I was with left a gross pool of sweat in her chair after she left. It didn't occur to me to pull a Charlamagne tha God until hours later. I'm growing as a human being. Part of that growth is gradually coming to realize that seasonal lattes, unless they have sort of especially distinct flavor, like banana, aren't going to taste like anything other generic artificial sweetener, let alone what they purport to be. I considered ordering an iced caramel latte, but I figured what the heck. I went with something called a Miso Brown Sugar Latte. It was good for what it was, but I don't know that anyone, if you gave it to them to try, could identify it as that. I liked the fact that it had a somewhat more pronounced coffee flavor, compared to some places where it mostly just tastes like a glass of milk. I wasn't as crazy about the fact that it took a while for the ice cubes to cool it down, probably longer than it would have taken if it were served in a glass cup. I went with something called the Annex Burrito, which I didn't realize until after I ordered it is not the only burrito they carry. I guess you can also get a bog-standard breakfast burrito with bacon, eggs and cheese. This one comes with corn, beans and some sort of unidentified crema for the same amount. Maybe they give you less bacon. Mine didn't have a lot of bacon, but the bacon it did have was not crisp and had a precooked vibe. The latter was more of an issue for me than the former. I'm a savage in that way. I did appreciate the fact that it was griddled, possibly using a panini press. The exterior was ever so slightly crisp, while the interior was pizza roll-level molten. The overall vibe was similar to those microwave burritos they used to carry at 7-11, but in a good way. All I needed was a mini truck enthusiast magazine filled with photos of bikini-clad Latinas and a Windex-blue Slurpee, but I was able to make do with a lukewarm mystery latte and the old ladies I run with. I'm resourceful.

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    Fig bar and a iced caramel latte.

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    Pioneer Bakery Cafe

    Pioneer Bakery Cafe

    4.6
    (117 reviews)
    2.6 mi
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    Great spot to grab a sweet treat and a coffee. My mom and I wanted a coffee after lunch before…read moreheading to the mall. We wanted to support local, so this was a perfect fit! I also love that this space aims to provide front/ back of house skills for adults with intellectual disabilities. We went in the afternoon, so a lot of bakery items were sold out (good sign). They had full size gooey butter cakes and pre wrapped items ready to, so definitely keeping that in mind. They also had their famous smile cookies (I've been eating them since I was a kid). They have a full ice cream bar in here (had no idea) which is great to add to the sweet treat line up. My coffee was great (iced latte) and the service was also good. Parking can be tricky in downtown Kirkwood (if you know you know) but we scored a lucky spot on the street right outside. Check it out!

    I went here a few weeks ago. I think I had not been here. It's a bakery/cafe that provides job…read moretraining for people of various abilities receiving job training. And I don't remember what I had, lol! I liked it and I'll return to update this review if I remember what it was. A few of the employees -- people perhaps in their early 20s who did not appear to take their jobs as seriously as the cashier -- were engaged in a private conversation behind the counter. The cashier and customers had to wait a moment to get their attention about a menu item that had been discontinued, though the online menu we found had not been updated. We had a group of 8 people. We sat upstairs. I wasn't all over the setup of the space. Perhaps half of the seating is upstairs and the stairs have a bend/turn. The person bussing lost control of the tray. From what I could see, in her attempt to regain control of the tray, she fell and broke something or some glass cut her and she was bleeding quite a lot before she left for treatment. I think smaller trays may be in order, or a dumbwaiter, or perhaps an employee with better upper body control could do this task. Between that and a comment said by one of the waitstaff that I prefer not to repeat, I am hoping I caught them on an "off" day. We need more businesses like this one. The food was good, too, so I will return.

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    Biscuits & Gravy
    Mocha blended latte

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    Perennial on Lockwood

    Perennial on Lockwood

    4.3
    (191 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    ++++ food ++++ family atmosphere…read more The food here is delicious! I ended up getting the LW burger with pub cheese and it came with shoe string fries, the burger was thick and juicy, while the shoe string fries with garlic aioli as my sauce was, perfect! This is a pretty good family atmosphere, they have high top tables but also had high top high chairs! A real positive in our book, haven't ran into many restaurants that have this option. I would suggest if you have little ones to order your food when they take your drinks because the service can be hit or miss depending on the time you go, and food can take a little longer than expected. So get the little ones ordered in first and then decide on the adults.

    We had a reservation on a Saturday night. We were greeted and seated right away. We're not fond of…read morehigh top tables, but that's all that was available when I made the reservation. I only saw two high top tables for two people and they were in corners. So we sat in a corner on backless stools. Stools in restaurants should have backs!Pretty uncomfortable and we won't do that again. It also has really high ceilings so it got pretty loud in there. Our server was Erin and she was good! The place was packed inside and outside (in the rain - there were umbrellas over the tables) so the staff was super busy. She kept the drinks and food coming at a good pace. We started off with drinks and onion rings. We had been told how good the onion rings were so we had to order them - they lived up to the hype! I'm not a beer drinker, but my husband is. He had three different ones and didn't really enjoy any of them. He tried Tidewater Plains, Master of the Universe, and Batholith. I had a Jungleberg cocktail and liked it so much, I ordered another one. The server said they were out of them. There were five ingredients in the drink so I have no idea what they were out of. I ordered a Spicy Ancho Margarita and it was okay. It shouldn't be called spicy, because it is not. I ordered Chicken Wings and Onion Soup. Yes, it was summer. But it was cold and rainy and soup sounded good! The soup was very good - very cheesy and they didn't put a chunk of bread in there to get all soggy, which I appreciated. The wings were okay. They were way too saucy for me. My husband got the Philly and said it was okay, but nothing special. I would have probably given 3.5 stars, but that is not an option. I'd go back for the onion rings!

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    Thursday date night on the patio. Lovely cool weather under the heat lamps!
    Thursday date night on the patio. Lovely cool weather under the heat lamps!
    Nice open space
    Nice open space
    White bean dip with crostinis and veggies

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    White bean dip with crostinis and veggies
    Songbird

    Songbird

    4.7
    (627 reviews)
    5.3 mi
    $$

    Songbird is the Dolly Parton of St. Louis breakfast: bigger stage, brighter lights, same voice…read more I've followed this operation since it was a sandwich pop-up at the Tower Grove Farmers' Market, through the brick-and-mortar in The Grove, and now into its larger home in Tower Grove South. The quality has not wavered once. I ordered what I always order: The Combo (fried eggs, maplewood smoked bacon, cheese, brioche toast), extra egg, extra bacon. Most kitchens treat a fried egg as binary (runny or ruined). Songbird has mastered the middle register: lacy edges with a yolk that stays glossy and intact right up until the first bite. I ordered them over hard, and they came out a bit closer to over medium, but they were just as good as I wanted them to be. The bacon carries real smoke. This is a decadent sandwich, big enough that half of it would make a light breakfast; I wasn't remotely hungry after one, the second half was indulgent. The service made the move too. The hostess still recognizes returning customers, and the bigger room finally lets the dining experience breathe. The service at the table could have been a little warmer as we've had it the past, but it is still professional. I was there with two close college buddies, one of whom declared his latte excellent. I keep meaning to get adventurous with the menu, but it is genuinely hard to find a bacon, egg, and cheese toasted this perfectly, and I'd go twice in one day if given the opportunity. 4.8 A full five arrives the day when I can arrive first thing on a Saturday without a 30 minute wait, honestly, it's hard to get a reservation here because of its popularity. Good for them. Cheers to you, Songbird. Dolly would be proud

    *Not accessible *Not kid friendly…read more This location has a lot of improvements to be made. The menu is bland and they deter you from making modifications. I wanted my toast's jam to be on the side and they said no. It was a thick tasteless brick without the jam. The items are not as traditional for a breakfast spot, and when I asked the server what they were known for she said the drinks.... They also run a tight turnaround time so they will make you feel uncomfortable when its time to clear your table and pay the bill because they will tell you the next reservation is in 5minutes. The plates were all different and my guest who got a sandwich had her food come out in a plastic fry basket instead of the nicer plates. Odd. As I mentioned earlier, they are not kid friendly as they don't have a kids menu or kid friendly items like fruit and pancakes. We ordered a side of avocado and chicken sausage as those were the safest for us. Also there are no changing tables in the restrooms. Accessibility note: the entrance is a giant multi-slope and 1 turn ramp into a cramped lobby. The men's restroom is the only one on the main floor and female restroom is tucked far in the backroom inaccessible due to a steep step in the back. It is not wheelchair or walker friendly.

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    Huevos rancheros with chorizo and avocado
    Huevos rancheros with chorizo and avocado
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