Picasso's Coffee

This place has great coffee, and an amazing atmosphere. I come here at least once a week for various business meetings. I enjoy the atmosphere better than Starbucks for that purpose. Also they have pretty good food. The veggie sandwich with hummus is great, and for a lighter fare they have danishes and croissants that are really good. The different varieties of coffee are great too, I still haven't tried them all. But I can tell you one cup of the black lightning poor over is more than enough to get you alert in the morning, lol. Definitely a great spot in the 5th Street strip.

Everything is above any possible expectations! The variety of coffee they could make is great, the coffee taste is great, the baristas are great (from professional, personal and social points of view), the place is cozy and great, everything is clean and great!
If you want to "turn it on 11" - it is your place!

Little excitement as we walked in, with St. Charles PD outside, but a super quick chai latte and black coffee to go was exactly what we needed after a big, delicious dinner at Lewis and Clark's. Barista was light-hearted and funny and there was a corner crooner with a guitar playing tunes while we were in! (7:45p on a Saturday)
VERY happy with the latte and coffee we got, too!

Yesterday I tried the pesto chicken bisque (I think it’s called) is literally the best soup I’ve ever had at any cafe I asked the girl what days they have it and she said it’s not a consistent menu item but I think it should be I brought some back to my husband and he is obsessed

Traveling through the state and was thrilled to find this great coffee shop! We had the Pecan Bourbon drip coffee and definitely recommend. They do not have a restroom, however there is a very nice bathroom in the indoor shared hallway with the hotel apartments.

Rain gave great customer service. Gotta love cold brews and spinach feta croissants.

Good cup of coffee, seemed to stay busy the whole time I was here meeting friend

Walking in you think you've accidentally stumbled into Starbucks. Their set up is similar in counter design and available pastries. I noticed a rack of wine to the side of the counter, and beautiful local artwork for sale on the walls. (I love when coffee shops do this and support the community). The baristas were very pleasant and greeted us with smiles. Now, unlike Starbucks, the coffee was much better. (This is a comparison to Starbucks standard espresso). Overall, very nice little coffee shop.

It’s not on the menu, but they make a great Cortado.

I find it odd that a coffee shop doesn’t open until 730. Maybe because it is centralized in a shopping plaza. Nice environment in the shop and good coffee.