I love this little downtown coffee shop. It's right on the main street. Friendly service nice…read morelittle treats and great coffee.

We always get excellent service here. I order the Americano which comes piping hot. My daughter…read moreenjoys the chai latte. The interior is quant, but what I truly enjoy is the lending library there. I highly recommend Coffeesmiths.

Quaint little cake shop offering cupcakes, brownies and various other baked goods. I had the…read morewedding cake cupcake and it was just like eating a piece of wedding cake especially the icing(my favorite) if your in the mood for a yummy dessert stop on by and keep a local business going.

A MUST!!! A small little shop I stooped in coming through town to grab some cupcakes last min. For…read morea party! You have to go, they were unbelievable! They were a hit at the party and probably the best I have ever had. Service when I walked in was a greeting fun staff! I will drive 2 hours again just to go back Love these small local places and you have to go!

Having just moved to Rolla, I was out searching for a few specific items and was quite pleased to…read morelearn that this store carried them. It is pricier than what I've paid for in stores in the past, but when you're in semi-rural Missouri, the bit of extra money is still worth it when it saves you from a trip to St Louis or pricy online options. I didn't have lots of time to browse, but they seemed to have a good selection of products, and I'll definitely stop in again.

If you want to buy nutritional supplements, support a local grocery store, or eat more organic…read morefoods, Foods for Health is the place to go in Rolla. Tucked away in an inconspicuous strip center, Foods for Health has had surprisingly good business for many years considering it's Rolla and Wal-Mart is only half a mile down the road. That said, the products at Foods for Health might be twice the cost of what you'd pay at Wal-Mart but you'll be supporting a local business and buying products made by smaller and probably more socially responsible companies. Half of the store is groceries and nutritional supplements where you can find bulk-packaged dried beans, canned goods, cereals, nuts, dried fruit, flours, frozen foods, local eggs and cheese, vegan cheese and ice cream, and every possible health supplement you could want. The other half consists of books on health and diet issues, cosmetics, and toiletries. Foods for Health also provides massage services which I think you need to do by appointment. And if you're turned off by the higher prices, go there after Christmas when they have a 10% sale. They also accept SNAP benefits (food stamps).

More adventures in Rolla! This place was highly recommended by locals, I knew I had to stop in. The…read morecafe is attached to the pharmacy. The space is small and offers a few cafe tables if you choose to dine in. The menu consists of a good variety sandwiches and wraps. They offer a combo including a sandwich or wrap, side, and cupcake. I went with chicken salad sandwich and chips. It's the fancy kind with dried cranberries and slivered almonds. I took several cupcakes home to share and try with family. My favorite was the hummingbird cake. I haven't had this in such a long time. They did a great job with this one. The cake is perfectly moist with a generous dollop of cream cheese frosting. We tried a few other flavors and found them all to be delicious. If cupcakes aren't your jam, they offer a wide variety of sweet treats. There's a reasonably sized coffee as well. The team is friendly, the space while small is comfortable and quaint, and the food is delicious.

Horrible wait staff experience. The food was good. And the coffee is good. The cupcakes are dry…read more The wait staff took the order, delivered the order and then hid a back room while customers were in the dining space. I had to go down the hallway to find them to get the rest of my order. They were in a side room staring at their phones. Then when I asked about the size of the coffee drink she huffed and puffed and rolled her eyes at me. And never apologized for getting the order wrong. It was weird and I felt like a burden to them.

Country store & deli with plenty of seating... While I only used the bathroom, I wanted to better…read moredefine for yelpers what the place in the middle of BFE was. Gas station Small convience store Large deli to the point of almost a restaurant I saw many bikers (the type with $ & not gang relations). I personally found the store interesting & wanted to try the sandwiches, but others had a schedule & plans.

I was driving from Echo Bluff State Park to St. Louis with my family through the slow, beautiful,…read morewinding roads of the Mark Twain National Forest and arriving in Bixby was a welcome opportunity to stop and stretch. We were pleasantly surprised to discover that the Bixby Country Store wasn't only a gas station, but also had a fresh deli. Four sandwiches, two bags of chips, and two ice creams later, we were ready to hit the road.

This place is wonderful. Everything we've had has been so good. The blueberry lemon crepe is tart…read moreand the strawberry vanilla cream one is amazing. The pastries are excellent! Owner is very kind

The crêpes and croissants délicieuse! First time experience, I will be back…read moreStaff is courteous and helpful

Their deli is my favorite place to eat breakfast in town! The rest of the store is pretty dang good…read moretoo. They have a wide variety of things and usually some pretty good produce.

Sunscreen maybe a little more expensive, but I would go back to the deli & stock-up on sandwiches/…read moreSt Louis style pork steaks. A group of really nice ladies made us fresh sandwiches that we ate just before we floated. This allowed us to not bring a big cooler with us on the Kayaks. I did get a pork steak that I put in a zip-lock to eat on the river. I made many people jealous just chopping off bites with my teeth while going down the river. (This may not be "yelp elite", but it was an elite choice)

RIP to secretly the best breakfast to go joint at all hours within a hundred miles. Kitchen cooking…read morebreakfast sammiches to order with as much spice as you want, and even at 2am they were still their nice snarky selves. Now the breakfast side has been nerfed into a bizarro-world Dunkin Donuts, only the drinks are made with the wrong mix levels and the inventory of hot breakfasts are incredibly lifeless, with no taste, much less spice at all...wrapped around some listless employees who might be obvious nepotism hires who got five stars for their indifference and lack of short term memory. Sounds like a death-knell, right? Not exactly. The place still has good workers on the retail store side and the homegrown chicken joint is still the original one for now, and their product is always selling out the door at this still-well-used fuel-n-food location. Add a star and a half if breakfast was no interest for you here, and remove the same if that's all you came here for aside from the fuel. You've been warned.

OK Stuckey's fans, this is a C-store with some Stuckey''s items, no one of the original slant roof…read morebuilding or the newer Stuckeys that are being built. Having said that - the store had clean but small restrooms, the attached restaurant was packed at lunch time, so I assume it is good, and an ecletic collection of stuff to buy, including a broad selection of Missouri wines and Route 66 souvenirs. Note: Stuckeys has purchased some candy making capacity and is actually making it's own products as opposed to outsourcing the production which it had for several decades.