Absolutely delicious coffee best little addition to this small town. Wish they'd bring back their…read morebreakfast sandwiches but overall no complaints the girls are fantastic and worth the wait.

The service was great! This is a covenant drive thru coffee location in House Springs…read more Their iced/ cold coffee is incredible. A wonderful treat on a summer day!

Staff was nice, got our food quick. The seating was clean and super comfy... this was the third…read moretime I've been here and I will definitely be coming here again!!

This place was adorable. We didn't have much time and needed something quicker than a true sit-down…read morerestaurant. I was surprised by the breadth of the menu. Kids loved the Nutella crepes and smoothies. The turkey and spinach crepe lacked a bit of flavor despite the ranch drizzle. Husband and grandma seemed to like what they ordered. Only downsides were that we waited quite a while to order and a bit longer for our food than I would have expected. Seemed that they were prioritizing coffee over anyone else. Great little place though and if it were closer, we would probably be there a bit!

Great place for a get together with friends on a lazy Saturday. Or if you're in the mood to read a…read morebook, it's a great place to just lay back.

Meeting friends here for brunch was a pleasant experience. The menu is varied enough to offer both…read morebreakfast and lunch options, with plenty of choices and nothing imaginative. The prices are very reasonable. When we asked about specialty coffee drinks, our server showed us an electronic tablet-- we had to pass it around to read our options. They were all very sweet concoctions named for desserts, and the ones my companions chose were indeed so pumped with syrup and flavors and sprinkles that the taste of coffee was nowhere to be found. Our food was just fine. The waffle was sweet and fluffy. The Berry Salad was exactly as described: iceberg, lettuce, berries, pecans. The berries were fresh; the chicken was heavily seasoned (mostly salty and saturated) and the poppyseed dressing was very sweet. The quiche had plenty of spinach in it but was rather rubbery (I know quiche can be tricky-- it has a really long cooking time so it can't be made to order, and rewarming does it no favors) and the potato soup was okay. Both the salad and the quiche/soup combo had a croissant on the side; they seemed similar to the ones purchased by the dozen at Costco. Mine seemed dry on the outside with a faint moldy taste in the bottom. The patio was very pleasant, and inside looked cozy. The staff did a great job of making everyone feel welcome and keeping our glasses refilled and such. There's a big parking lot adjacent, though many of the spots say they're reserved for a different business. I saw that high chairs are available. Gendered restrooms are inside. The place accepts cash and credit cards.

Let me start this of by saying I LOVE this place! It has great drink options, friendly informative…read morestaff, great atmosphere, and decent location. But then your asking yourself why only 3/5 stars? The reason being is the hours of operation. Monday through Friday is something like 8-3 Saturday and Sunday is 9-1 I think. These hours just don't work for everyday working people. My boyfriend and I drive at least 45 minutes to get their amazing drinks. But if you don't check their times of operation then you might not make it in time and then you've wasted not only gas but your time. But if you get there during open hours you will not be sorry you tried this place. We go there about once a week if we can.

Always a good bet on a rainy day when you are off work!!…read more The Eggs Benedict was yummy!!! The Feta/Spinich Omlet was excellent!! But my favorite was that plain Buttermilk pancake!!! Coffee is always hot and a refill is always coming!!! They have Alexandra Kay Merch.. as well as coffee beans that they roast themselves!!! This has turned into one of the top spots to go for Breakfast and lunch so go either early or at an odd time as there is limited seating and small. But soo cute!!!

Delicious French toast. The omelet was great. Sweet decor…read more Of course the service was awesome.His name was Steve!! I can't wait to go back!!

Great food drinks and people The food is so fresh…read more I love the egg rolls and the green tea passion fruit with boba

Forgot to get photo of current menu last time. Price of…read morerolls is higher than when I started coming, but it's still worth it.

I had The Blue Owl Restaurant and Bakery on my hit list for a very long time. The Levee High Apple…read morePie is the reason. This cute town of Kimmswick was bustling on the Sunday when I went and luckily I went when I did as I was passing through the St Louis area, since The Blue Owl is closed on Mondays. I managed to get inside and buy a slice of their very famous Levee High Apple Pie. This pie is legendary with it's sheer size and massive amounts of praise heaped upon it. They have two crust varieties with the traditional sugar sprinkled one and a caramel pecan one. i chose the traditional pie. The large piece you get can be shared my 2 people easily and as I ate it in my car outside, I wish it had been warmed up a bit. The pie is decent with great flavor and crust but not spectacular. I come from Washington State where the apple is our main fruit grown and prized around the world. We make lots of apple products as a result so I've tried my fair share. My mom has made better apple pie at home in my youth. Maybe this pie has gone a bit downhill since it is now so famous and they need to mass produce it? I did enjoy it and recommend others to try it and provide their own opinions. Visiting Kimmswick can be a fun side trip when in the greater St Louis area as the small town has lots of charm with cute shops and even an apple butter festival.

Today my bestie and I took a trip down to Kimmswick and made a stop at the Blue Owl Restaurant &…read moreBakery for lunch. It had been years since we had visited, and we were excited to spend the day walking around the little town and enjoying a meal at one of the places it's known for. We arrived around 11 a.m., and it was the perfect timing. There was plenty of parking, and we were able to walk right in and get seated. After lunch, we spent about an hour shopping around town, and when we came back through, the parking lot was packed and the sidewalks were much busier. I would definitely recommend arriving earlier if you want a more relaxed experience. Even though it was August, the weather was surprisingly beautiful, with temperatures in the low 70s, so we decided to sit out on the veranda. It was such a great choice. The view was peaceful, there was a nice breeze, and it felt like we were enjoying lunch somewhere special rather than just sitting inside a busy restaurant. It made the whole experience even more enjoyable. Our waitress was wonderful--very attentive and friendly. We must have been on the same wavelength because every time I asked for her opinion between two choices, she picked the exact one I was already leaning toward without me telling her. Her recommendations were spot on! We both ordered the trio, which allows you to choose three items from a selected menu. We each started with the white chili, and it was perfect for the cooler summer day. It was warm, comforting, and full of flavor. For my main dish, I chose the turkey melt on a croissant. The croissant was flaky, buttery, and absolutely delicious. I'm trying to cut back on carbs, but that plan went out the window because it was just too good. I did save half of the sandwich for the ride home, but there was no way I was leaving that croissant behind! My bestie ordered the chicken salad croissant, and she loved it as well. She said the chicken salad was flavorful, moist, and delicious, and the croissant made it even better. Of course, we couldn't leave without trying dessert. The Blue Owl is famous for their Levee High Apple Pie, but neither of us were really craving apple pie that day. Instead, we went inside to look at the dessert display, and that might have been the hardest decision of the whole visit. Everything looked amazing! I was torn between the chocolate cream pie and the French silk, and ultimately chose the French silk. It was very smooth and rich, and the flavor was delicious. My only complaint was that I personally would have preferred more whipped cream on top, and the crust was a little firmer than I like. It wasn't bad at all--it just wasn't my favorite dessert choice. If I went back, I would probably try something different next time. My bestie chose the gooey butter cheesecake, and that one was a winner. The crust was made from a gooey butter cookie, and it was such a unique and delicious twist. Overall, we had such a great day in Kimmswick. It was the perfect little escape before summer ends and school starts back up. A beautiful walk through a charming town, great conversation with a best friend, and a delicious meal made for a wonderful day. We're already looking forward to coming back!

We love the atmosphere, food, service and specialty coffee options. On a nice day you can enjoy the…read moreoutdoor patio.

We enjoyed brunch/lunch after a morning hike at the nearby Salt Lick Trail (see separate review)…read more Service is pay up front with delivery to table, and self bus. I had my usual oat milk latte with 1 pump of SF vanilla, and she had a maple syrup latte. The avocado toast was on a wide slice of wheat bread and topped with fresh greens and some berries. The eggs were cooked to order. Service is prompt, friendly, and laid back. The interior is fresh and modern, and the location is the end unit of a strip mall. If we are ever in the area again, we would return.