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  • Cairdeas Coffee

    Cairdeas Coffee

    1223 Tamm Ave. St. Louis - Dogtown

    314-645-3972

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    Cheery, pretense-free and thoroughly devoted to the community, Cairdeas is the embodiment of everything that's good about Dogtown. Local artists' works adorn the walls; regulars sit and sip on the pretty garden patio. The coffee is aces, as are the smoothies and the icy, fruity granitas (perfect for a summer afternoon). And here's a bit of advice: Go to Cairdeas hungry. That way you can try the house-made baked goods, a delish gourmet sandwich or a hearty breakfast item (like a honey-wheat tortilla stuffed with bacon, egg, pepper cheese and salsa). So grab a drink, a nosh and a seat -- you'll want to stay awhile.

  • Cajun Cafe

    132 Jamestown Mall Florissant

    314-741-8944

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  • Casalone's

    2675 Telegraph Road, St. Louis Mehlville/ Oakville/ Lemay

    314-487-5100

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  • Caseyville Cafe

    421 S. Main St., Caseyville Belleville/ Fairview Heights

    618-343-0911

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  • Chronicle Coffee

    Chronicle Coffee

    1235 Blumeyer St. St. Louis - North Downtown

    314-534-0524

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  • City Coffeehouse & Crêperie

    City Coffeehouse & Crêperie

    36 N. Brentwood Blvd. Clayton

    314-862-2975

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    In France crêpes are street food, but in Clayton they get the upper-crust treatment at this cute, bustling breakfast-and-lunch spot. The crêperie is particularly popular with female baby-boomer townsfolk in search of a quick, relatively cheap bite. And who can blame them? Nearly twenty varieties of sweet and savory crêpes (ultra-thin, ultra-light pancakes with an eggy-sweet flavor) come stuffed with endless, gourmet-quality combinations of roasted vegetables, Havarti cheese, mesquite-grilled chicken, creamed spinach, pineapple, smoked salmon, jams, bananas or classic Nutella. Soups, salads, sandwiches, quiches and Belgian waffles are available, but you don't go to Ted Drewes for frozen yogurt, do you?
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  • Coffee Cartel

    Coffee Cartel

    2 Maryland Plaza St. Louis - Central West End

    314-454-0000

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    Like an entire mall food court under one roof. Coffee Cartel sells sandwiches, smoothies, frappes, milkshakes, doughnuts, gourmet chocolate bars, truffles, bottled juices and waters, ice cream by the scoop (Edy's) or prepackaged pint (Häagen-Dazs), nachos, chips and salsa - and, if you can find them amid everything else on the menu, coffee drinks, which you can get straight-up or spiked with liqueurs. The Cartel is open 24/7, and its CWE neighbors take round-the-clock advantage of that, making the place a primo spot for nighttime people-watching.
    6 articles
  • Companion Bake House & Cafe

    Companion Bake House & Cafe

    8143 Maryland Ave. Clayton

    314-352-4770

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    How do the folks at Companion possess the time or patience to turn out such lovely breakfast and lunch items at their Clayton eatery? Haven't they enough to do, turning out some 13,000 pounds of breads and pastries daily for dozens of St. Louis restaurants? Yet here's a scrumptious "Jive Turkey" sandwich (that's turkey, prosciutto, white Cheddar, roasted yellow onion and chili mayo on country white bread), there's a gorgeous slice of veggie pizza -- and let's not forget the eggs and French toast at breakfast. And you'll likely want to take home a treat: The bakery case boasts beautiful cakes, and a loaf of bread (in styles like rye batard, ciabatta, pumpkin-cranberry, or rosemary-olive oil) goes for about five bucks.
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  • Companion Bakehouse-Ladue

    Companion Bakehouse-Ladue

    8791 Clayton Road Ladue

    314-352-4770

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    How do the folks at Companion possess the time or patience to turn out such lovely breakfast and lunch items at their Clayton eatery? Haven't they enough to do, turning out some 13,000 pounds of breads and pastries daily for dozens of St. Louis restaurants? Yet here's a scrumptious "Jive Turkey" sandwich (that's turkey, prosciutto, white Cheddar, roasted yellow onion and chili mayo on country white bread), there's a gorgeous slice of veggie pizza -- and let's not forget the eggs and French toast at breakfast. And you'll likely want to take home a treat: The bakery case boasts beautiful cakes, and a loaf of bread (in styles like rye batard, ciabatta, pumpkin-cranberry, or rosemary-olive oil) goes for about five bucks.
  • Corvid's Cafe

    Corvid's Cafe

    5001 Mardel Ave. St. Louis - St. Louis Hills

    314-481-1522

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    Tucked into the Kingshighway Hills neighborhood of south city, Corvid’s Café is the quintessential neighborhood café — a place to gather, have a light meal or grab a cup of coffee to go. Owners John and Cindy Panian had been operating a catering company next door for eight years, and when the adjacent restaurant space (formerly World Café) became available, they jumped at the chance to put their own stamp on the place. The menu features light, classic café fare, such as tarragon-infused chicken salad and a spinach salad topped with dried fruit, sunflower seeds and Gorgonzola. The signature item is the “Crabwich,” a fried crabcake fritter served with oven roasted tomatoes, arugula and ancho chile sauce on a pretzel croissant. Other offerings include housemade pizzas and dressed-up baked potatoes. It’s the perfect place to sink into an overstuffed couch in front of the fireplace, sip a cup of coffee and snack.
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  • Crave

    Crave

    3500 Caroline St. St. Louis - Midtown

    314-771-3299

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  • Cuisine D'Art

    Cuisine D'Art

    701 N. New Ballas Creve Coeur

    314-995-3003

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    This spacious Creve Coeur cafe cooks up breakfast, lunch and brunch from a larger menu than generally expected at cafes. Soups, salads and sandwiches abound, with such selections as a French dip or ham-and-cheese crepes. The beverage menu includes coffee and tea, as well as wine, mimosas and bloody marys. For fans of the fare, Cuisine d'Art also caters casual and classy affairs.
    1 article
  • The Daily Bread

    The Daily Bread

    11719 Manchester Road Des Peres

    314-909-0010

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    Des Peres bistro and bakery The Daily Bread offers everything from Napa Valley salads and roasted portobello mushroom wraps to from-scratch cookies, cakes and breads.
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  • Donut Drive-In

    Donut Drive-In

    6525 Chippewa St. St. Louis - St. Louis Hills

    314-645-7714

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    Best reason to fish for loose change in your car's seat cushions: You only need about 47 cents to buy yourself a cakey piece of heaven from this little white building where they make doughnuts, doughnuts and nothing else (well, except coffee, the good ol' American diesel-fuel kind) the old-school way. That cakey quality is key: Chocolate glazed, custard-filled, cruller or plain, you get a doughnut with much more heft than the glaze-air-and-lard creations you find elsewhere. So what are you still doing reading this?
    1 article

  • Dove Cafe

    354 N. Boyle Ave. St. Louis - Central West End

    314-531-0309

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  • Dream House & Tea Room

    15425 Clayton Road Manchester/ Ballwin

    636-227-7640

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  • Edibles & Essentials Market Cafe

    5815 Hampton Ave St. Louis - South City

    314-328-2300

  • Foundation Grounds

    Foundation Grounds

    7298 Manchester Road Maplewood

    314-601-3588

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    Order online at foundationgrounds.com or call (314) 833-6460.

    Right smack in the middle of the bustling Maplewood scene, Foundation Grounds features a wide selection of food options, emphasizing organic, gluten-free, vegetarian, dairy-free or vegan diets. While the food is great, we're here for the coffee, the selection and quality of which is as carefully watched over as the quality-conscious food. Drinks at Foundation Grounds are easily made dairy-free and vegan-friendly, with soy and almond milks available. In addition to its diverse menu, the cafe plays host to live music and hosts events and specials during the week, and offers a cozy outdoor patio for soaking up sun during warmer months.
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  • French Gourmet Bakery & Cafe

    957 Waterbury Falls Drive, Saint Charles O'Fallon, MO

    636-329-8250

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  • Garden Cafe ala Fleur

    524 S. Main St. St. Charles

    636-946-2020

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    Garden Café ala Fleur cooks up a variety of lunch items from its spot on historic Main Street in St. Charles. Options include toasted ravioli, soup, burgers and sandwiches as well as homemade desserts. On nice days guests can enjoy the weather on the café's courtyard.
  • Gelateria Tavolini

    Gelateria Tavolini

    1327 Washington Ave. St. Louis - Washington Avenue

    314-621-8838

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    No need to pond-jump to Florence for a taste of frozen dairy at its finest; Chris and Dana Sherman made the trip for you. A vacation to Italy planted the seeds for this gelato shop, a welcome addition to the Wash. Ave. streetscape. Gelato flavors -- about a dozen, showcased in glass-paned coolers in luscious heaps -- include bacio (chocolate hazelnut), tiramisu and zabaglione. If you need to lay a foundation for dessert, Gelateria offers a selection of panini-style sandwiches.
    1 article
  • Great Pacific Coffee Company

    Great Pacific Coffee Company

    220 S. First St., Pacific Franklin County

    636-257-9911

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  • Handcrafted by Bissinger’s

    32 Maryland Ave St. Louis - Central West End

    314-367-7750

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  • Hartford Coffee Company

    Hartford Coffee Company

    3974 Hartford St. St. Louis - Tower Grove

    314-771-5282

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    This is the definition of a neighborhood coffee shop -- it's actually an old south-city duplex on Hartford Street. The coffee is topnotch and fair trade, boasting organic blends from Bolivia, Mexico, Colombia, Guatemala, Indonesia, New Guinea, Brazil, Peru and Ethiopia. They even use a process called fluid bed air roasting...we're not exactly sure what that means, but we like the results. But Hartford Coffee Company is more than a place to grab a cup of joe -- sit down, have a conversation, read a book. There's a whole section filled with children's books and games, and there are electrical outlets at each table so you can plug in and get some work done. On Friday evenings you can walk in for an open-mic night, while Saturdays bring stellar local acts.
    2 articles

  • Hawg Cafe

    1371 Edwardsville Road Granite City

    618-451-4294

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  • Hideaway Cafe & Bar

    3666 Illinois 111 Granite City

    618-931-3666

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  • Holland Café & Meats

    40 New Sugar Creek Road Fenton

    636-349-9100

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  • Irma's Cafe

    Irma's Cafe

    210 Hartman Lanene, O'Fallon Belleville/ Fairview Heights

    618-624-1180

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  • Julia's Market Cafe

    Julia's Market Cafe

    730 Carroll St. St. Louis - Midtown

    314-581-5125

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    Julia's Market Café is a little shack of a place in Soulard Market. It's not the kind of joint you'd expect to serve a delicious bloody mary. But they do. They really, really do. We honestly don't know what it is about Julia's bloody mary that makes it so incredible. It could be the "secret seasoning" they add. Or the asparagus. Or the green beans. Or the celery. It's all so good! Julia's also serves chili, hot dogs, chicken dumplings and more, as well as margaritas and beer.
    1 article
  • Kaldi's Coffeehouse-Chesterfield

    Kaldi's Coffeehouse-Chesterfield

    17211 Chesterfield Airport Road Chesterfield

    636-536-6624

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    See listing under "Central County."
    1 article
  • Kaldi's Coffee Roasting Company

    Kaldi's Coffee Roasting Company

    187 Carondolet Plaza Clayton

    314-726-2900

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    Tucked away on one of St. Louis’ most picturesque street corners, Kaldi’s quaintly cramped shopfront ain’t much bigger than a bread box -- yet its menu is almost as broad as what you’d find at a truck-stop diner. You could actually put together a little three-course meal: Start with the soup of the day, a salad or a shared order of black-bean nachos; move on to a stuffed croissant or grilled cheese; then polish it all off with a slice of pie. Kaldi’s roasts its own coffee beans, so if you’re too stuffed to even consider a cup of joe, take some home with you. See listing for additional locations under "Webster/Kirkwood" and "West County."
    1 article
  • Kaldi's Coffee Roasting Company

    Kaldi's Coffee Roasting Company

    700 DeMun Ave. Clayton

    314-727-9955

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    Tucked away on one of St. Louis' most picturesque street corners, Kaldi's quaintly cramped shopfront ain't much bigger than a bread box -- yet its menu is almost as broad as what you'd find at a truck-stop diner. You could actually put together a little three-course meal: Start with the soup of the day, a salad or a shared order of black-bean nachos; move on to a stuffed croissant or grilled cheese; then polish it all off with a slice of pie. Kaldi's roasts its own coffee beans, so if you're too stuffed to even consider a cup of joe, take some home with you. See listing for additional locations under "Webster/Kirkwood" and "West County."
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