Webster Groves Garden Cafe

Lovely atmosphere and food. My cortado was a little weak but just a excellent place otherwise. Also inexpensive!!

I was a little disappointed in my experience. They were out of the first two items we tried to order and there were already other menu items blacked out as unavailable. I understand that these things happen sometimes, but one of the workers seemed a little defensive about it. What they did have available wasn't very good. The lemon pound cake was kind of dry. I didn't care for the coconut milk either. It was a bit too chunky for my taste. My husband said his coffee was fine.

Nice local cafe. Open mic night on Thursdays - this is a community highlight. People in Webster Groves come out to show their talent. The couple that own the place are really encouraging. If you want to meet people that work at art, cone out here.

This cafe is always amazing. Great coffee, cool vibes, and a wonderful staff. However, I'm writing this review today because I got the best coffee of my life today. Efficient and friendly, Ted made my coffee with ease, all while conversing and making my day a million times better! *GREATJOB*

This is my all-time favorite coffee shop in St. Louis. Located in historic Webster Groves, this little cafe is eclectic and comfy. You can get a reasonably priced drink with a homemade pastry in/on reusable and recyclable dishes. While youre sipping, you can relax in the corner and enjoy live music or talk with friends old and new.

Good coffee, but great study or work space! Flavored coffees are not my thing, but they have some really unique lattes and mocha. It's a laid back and leisurely place.

A cute little coffee shop. Somewhat small inside but lots of outdoor seating. Good parking too.

Me and a co worker went here after we both got off work at St. Louis bread co down the street. We were in our work uniforms and I had a cup of tea with the Panera logo on it. We had planned on coming here to do homework together and get coffee. When we walked in there was only one other customer and a gray haired woman with tattoos working at the counter. We got set up with our computers on a couch in the corner and were about to go up and order when this lady started raising her voice at us to go back to Panera and stop using her wifi. She said “you go drink your Panera tea back at Panera” so we said we were about to order coffee and I said I could throw away my tea and also mentioned that we weren’t using her wifi, we had both connected to personal hotspots because the wifi was private (I later realized the password was hanging on the wall. Oops) but she didn’t seem to care and told us to get out anyway. We never once caused trouble and always ordered something when we went there (even though their coffee is sub par to say the least) but since that day neither of us have gone there and I’ve told many people who also live in Webster the story of “cafe bitch” as I affectionately call her.

TLDR; the owner (?) is a horrible lady and kicked me and my friend out for no good reason yelling at us the whole time. And their coffee sucks.

Response to the reply I got: um. Duh. I know it’s closed inside. Just like almost every other place right now. This was before COVID hit and I just never thought to put a review. This did happen and I don’t appreciate being called a liar. What kind of person just goes around making up bad reviews? Seems like a stretch to me.

Response again: the pettiness in these replies is insane 😂 good entertainment for me and my friends. Also I remember vividly my friend saying he was about to order and the person at the counter saying no and telling us to leave. And there was only the one person in the cafe. Not multiple.

Super cute lgbtq+ friendly space (:

Cozy place for conversation or as an alternative work space. Great selection of unusual syrups and baked goods. Evening entertainment and outdoor seating make this a great daily retreat destination any time of the day.