The Gelateria Coffee Company

Delicious coffee and mushroom pizzette! Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating with a separate corner to get some gelato on days when it’s too late to get coffee.

One of my top places on Grand -- and in the city. The gelato is luscious, the baked good sublime, and the coffee (my coffee-drinking friends tell me) is primo too. The decor is so very warm and inviting and the service is good. Draws a hip crowd in the South Grand tradition.

Friendly. Delicious lattes. Breakfast sandwich specials are yummy! Nice and quiet in the morning and you can get a table easily weekday mornings

Staff is friendly, ambiance is cool and eclectic feeling. There is an outdoor seating side and an upstairs where there is space for lots of seating, plugs, and work space. Drinks are good and gelato is tasty!

Tried the Dirty Chai Latte, and the Blueberry Oat Pie Gelato… service was fast, and staff was friendly. That Blueberry gelato was really good! Sorry, Heart was not included by the barista, that was my own doing! 🤣

Excellent service. The chocolate oat gelato was incredible! A definite place to visit after dining at one of the incredible ethnic restaurants on South Grand in South Saint Louis.

Truth:@ “As you know, no matter how full your is, the gelato will melt and fill in all the open places in your stomach,”a good friend would always tell me.

Good gelato, and they have a wide variety of authentic looseleaf teas from the local shop Teatopia, even less common types like Puh-Erh

We had the affogatto and cordato, they were so good we needed to try the gelato, spicy mayan chocolate and tiramisu over blueberry. All three flavors were amazing.

My go to place to grab a cup of coffee in the AM. The new additions to the food menu are delicious, hope to see it expand even more.

Cute converted space with upstairs seating too. They roast their beans in-house on the 2nd floor (smells fantastic!) I only tried their summer special: Mochi Matcha Latte, and it was light with their in-house sticky rice syrup, however it was pricey ($6 for 8 oz!)