5 Best Coffee Shops near Webster Groves

“I got there and my husband described it as a dog going to the dog park jaja ja. I had a blast, bought plant varieties I hadn't seen before. Prices were reasonable for the variety of plants and healthy. Loved it and will be going back soon.“

“I've been a loyal customer of The Annex since it first opened in our neighborhood a few years ago. Every other Saturday, I come here for their breakfast burrito that comes with an incredible avocado crema. I did notice that the portion sizes have decreased while the prices have risen. The service is friendly, with welcoming cashiers and baristas at the front counter where you order food and drinks. I've tried their quiche and lunch sandwiches, which were just okay. The Seasonal Ube Latte was amazing, but unfortunately, it's no longer available. Their other coffee offerings are decent. On the pastry front, the blueberry lemon muffin and almond croissant are my go-tos. They often sell out if you arrive late in the morning! It's a cute spot to grab last-minute gifts. They've even started carrying my favorite hummus, which was previously only available at the local Farmers Market. Just note that some items are temporary or seasonal. They have expanded to include an ice cream side and we look forward to trying it some time.“

“Although my drink hasn't been spot-on the way I want it, that has become the goal with the staff & I during each visit. It's gotten closer, so with the next 2 visits, I'm sure the goal will be achieved. Great staff & experience!Wheelchair accessibility: Yes.“

“Been here several times over the years. Our recent experience in spring 2024 was very different from the first time. The service has changed from full service waitstaff to a more casual order at the counter and take number style. The ambiance hasn't changed much. It's very cozy but did get a little loud during peak times. The food has also changed. They've scaled back the menu options. The breakfast sandwiches we ordered were delicious, but not at the same near gourmet level that they were two years ago. Overall our thought is that it's a nice local eatery. Because of all the menu changes we aren't in a hurry to return, but if you're going for the first time and don't have previous experience here you'll find the food well crafted and prepared and great coffee/ beverage options.“

“We wound up here when The Clover and the Bee was packed, with a thirty-minute wait, on Presidents' Day. I didn't know anybody got that day off anymore, lol.Anyway, it was a lovely place for a first date, probably better suited to our bohemian natures than the other place would have been anyway. My companion ordered a hand pie/empanada, I ordered a spinach/goat cheese croissant, and we each got a chai latte. The croissant was so-so--they use whole pieces of baby spinach with the stem, and it seems to have gone through a toaster oven or something which singes the edges of the leaves. It tasted nice but I wish it had been a little daintier, first date and all. ? I greatly enjoyed the chai latte, but my companion is very picky about chai and just thought theirs was okay.I enjoyed the decor and found it easy to hear, even though the place was nearly full. The bathroom was clean and well-stocked.Vegetarian options: Plenty of veggie options.Dietary restrictions: Gluten free tamales. Sugar-free syrups for lattes--a real rarity!“