What time does The Joy-Full Cup open?

The Joy-Full Cup opens at 7:30 AM on Wednesday, Friday, Thursday and Saturday.

What time does The Joy-Full Cup close?

The Joy-Full Cup is closed on Monday, Tuesday and Sunday.The Joy-Full Cup closes at 5:00 PM on Wednesday and Friday.The Joy-Full Cup closes at 2:00 PM on Thursday.The Joy-Full Cup closes at 1:00 PM on Saturday.

Mon-Tue, Sun ClosedWed, Fri 7:30 AM - 5:00 PMThu 7:30 AM - 2:00 PMSat 7:30 AM - 1:00 PM

Does The Joy-Full Cup serve alcohol?

Yes, The Joy-Full Cup serves alcohol.

Does The Joy-Full Cup have parking?

Yes, The Joy-Full Cup has parking options.

Does The Joy-Full Cup have free WiFi?

Yes, The Joy-Full Cup has free WiFi.

Specialties

We offer a huge variety of coffee/espresso drinks, boba drinks, specialty teas and lemonades, energy drinks, fruit smoothies, dessert frappes and shakes. We also serve breakfast, lunch and homemade bakery items including sourdough bread, pastries and more. Our food is made with fresh ingredients. We love to be farm to table if we're able. Vegan and alpha-gal friendly options available. We also offer visual and performing arts classes in our dining area after hours (we call it The Fusion Arts Studio) including craft and live music events. Love chess? We've gotcha covered and there is almost always someone ready to play. So come join us at The Joyful Cup! Stop sip and visit for a while. See ya there!

History

Established in 2025.

This establishment was opened in 2015 as Vintage Market Cafe and was the very first Coffee Shop, Espresso Bar in Ellington, MO. It evolved from a coffee bar/bakery to a well-known breakfast cafe with a coffee bar. But when 2020 hit it closed down and the building sat for a few years. In late 2021, Christina Baker, the owner wasn't ready to reopen a restaurant and opted to open a coffee bar in another business (The Old Jefferson). She expanded her drink menu quite a bit from espresso drinks to dessert style frappes and shakes to boba drinks or Bubble tea. She also added her own version on energy tea using a variety of tea options with an plant energy additive. She found that her drink business grew exponentially during that time as she crafted her skills as a well-rounded barista. Fast forward to 2025. Christina had outgrown her spot at The Old Jefferson and also wanted to start teaching dance again so she decided to reopen her business as The Joy-Full Cup & Fusion Arts Studio.