"A dirty chai has been my go-to coffee shop order, for years. This one is easily in my top 3, ever. Perfectly balanced, the spice and sweet marrying perfectly with the roast of the espresso. And the slightest dusting of freshly grated nutmeg gave it a cozy gingerbread quality that I was looking for on a mid-November day. Most places don't even bother with latte art, but I got a freaking swan. The cheddar onion scone is not to be missed. I've lived in the South for years, and if I didn't know better, I'd call it a biscuit. Featherlight flaky layers, with the perfect amount of crispy crumble. Heaven in a savory pastry."

"Nice espresso joint with good vibes. The espresso flavor is distinctive and may not be your jam if you prefer traditional profiles."

"This experience was immaculate. It was our last stop before heading home, and I cannot think of a better experience to end our day in St. Louis. All of us ordered the same thing - iced dirty chai with vanilla. DELICIOUS! I woke up in Indianapolis this morning legitimately upset that I couldn't go back and get another one today. I also grabbed a lemon poppyseed muffin and a rosemary goat cheese scone to bring home, and they were both fantastic. They make their coffee syrups in house, and I believe the baked goods, too. TONS of seating (if the front is full, head to the back room), and the ambiance is so peaceful and motivating. If I lived in St. Louis, this would be my daily spot for sure. There were some other products on the wall, mostly coffee and tea ephemera. A couple of my friends purchased coffee beans, and the flavor profiles looked delicious. All products I saw also appeared to be ethically sourced. I didn't take pictures of the food, because I was too busy eating, but the building itself was just as delicious!"

"I’m passionate quality espresso. Drove a hour to try this place after seeing reviews. This is hands down the worst experience I’ve ever had a coffee shop. They serve their espresso in a spoon glass and looked at me crazy for asking for an espresso cup. I asked extremely politely to remake it and tipped a few extra dollars for the trouble. The girl in blue dress became angry for remaking a single shot of espresso. After saying thank you she looked at me like I was stupid and walked away. The shot was disgusting and must have purposely been made wrong or the coffee is just that bad. Just for reference I’ve added a photo of how espresso shots are supposed to come. This is from Terres de cafe, a shop I visited last week in Paris."

"Love it. Atmosphere is great, lots of shared seating. Coffee is amazing and the food!! I got the egg biscuit sandwich with homemade tomato jam and three cheese/green onion. Such a reasonable price and a filling sandwich!"