I found The Orange coffeehouse online and decided to go and give it a try. It is so cute a s…read moreeveryone is so very friendly there. The coffee is amazing. I have rarely had a German Chocolate coffee where I could taste the chocolate and coconut and this one was just that. A great blend of flavors that was not one overpowering the other. The menu is big enough to satisfy any coffee lover and definitely an A+ from me.

Stopped into this coffee shop while visiting a friend in Eureka. So cute! The two girls working…read morewere super friendly and gave me great recommendations. They had a huge selection and service was quick. I got a chai latte, just simple. And I got an iced shaken espresso for my friend. His favorite. I don't live in Eureka, but I definitely recommend the spot!

Just got our STL Coffee Pass and this was our first place to try. Super cute coffee and plant shop…read more A few places to sit on the shaded porch as well as main level and lower level shop. Not sure if there's an upstairs but definitely a fun place. Love when my mocha latte has a blended chocolate flavor and balanced with the coffee. They had a nice pastry assortment as well that we will have to try next time!

The shop itself is a former home-turned café/shop. So, parking here is very limited and very tight…read more While I could have fitted my car in one of the spaces, the two cars on either side were too close to the parking lines for my comfort so I parked across the street at the bank and walked over. When you enter, it's very small but very well put together décor wise. Each area had signs that discouraged movement of their furniture and had its own kind of theme. I was meeting up with a friend and her daughter and unfortunately did not realize they had the typical café hours (closed at 2pm) so my visit was very quick (30 minutes) and I had to rush my conversation. I ordered an iced Monstera Mint latte and chocolate coffee cake slice. When the barista called up my order, I repeated my order asking if it's mine (they don't use a name system) and apparently *I* mispronounced MONSTERA because she turned her back and said within earshot to her coworker how I did not pronounce it correctly and why do people say it incorrectly. I am not a big plant person so excuse me for not knowing how every single plant name is pronounced. I know people vent at work, but it made me feel uncomfortable the rest of my visit, so I was glad it was almost time to leave before they closed. Vent after customers leave if you have to.... Anyways, my MONSTER-AH mint latte was good, but the chocolate coffee cake was a bit too dry for me. And service could have been a bit more professional in my opinion.

Enjoyed an oatmilk latte with sugar free pumpkin spice! The interior is decorated for Halloween,…read moreand the baristas are on the ball as always.

Wow, this coffee place is hopping! I visited almost 11:00 am on a Monday and all the seats were…read moretaken! My latte was solid. I had a latte with a syrup--couldn't necessarily tell which syrup I ordered, but it was good. My husbands medium brew was smooth. Would def go here again.

I wanted to update how tasty and healthy the vegetable rice bowl is. It looks like Eureka crossfit…read moregave some input on the menu, and this is one of the items. It was satisfying, full of protein, and the teriyaki sauce was the perfect balance of sweet and a little sour. We also made it there just before 6pm, in time for a happy hour glass of wine (see happy hour menu) Sarah's is still our favorite stop for a delicious and healthy dinner in Eureka.

Ordered the central plate and received cold, old, overcooked, dry, unseasoned eggs, two stingy…read morestrips of bacon, 9 pounds of potatoes (which were good admittedly) and some burnt toast presumably sourced from the local grocery store. Sarah's on central would do a fantastic job in the lobby of a Hilton for the free morning breakfast buffet. It is not a place I would voluntarily come back to eat at however. I guess that makes sense given the local audience's only alternative would be the hot bar at dierbergs down the road.

My husband and I hadn't been here for a while and went the other day. It was a little later on a…read moreweekday morning, so it wasn't too crowded. We were welcomed in and got in line to place our order. The case of pastries is fun to look at! We ordered and sat down to wait. Our coffee and food were good, but having been there before, we knew they would be. What I enjoy just as much as the menu items, is looking at the beautiful clothing that some of the women wear. I don't know all the correct words for the traditional clothing they wear and don't want to be disrespectful and use the wrong words! But some of them are absolutely gorgeous! Some of the men also wear their traditional clothing. I make an effort to not look too much, but some of the garments are hard to look away from! Go for the coffee and pastries, and enjoy seeing the traditional garments!

A nice, different spot to try! They have quite the niche for pastries and specialty mousses…read more(covered in chocolate, quite vital on social media). Counter service was friendly and quick. Lots of seating. The parking lot directly in front was significantly smaller than the one it was attached to, and completely full. There was a food truck and a shaved ice place, so we had to park further away by the Chuck E. Cheese. Not too bad of a walk, though, just something to note for folks who can't go long distances. I also didn't expect to spend $10 on the croissant and personally wouldn't spend that again. Coffee syrups were 1883 brand, and my preferred is house made syrup (especially for a $7 latte). However, almost anything is better than Torani! Still a nice treat to try for a first timer. I'll be back if I'm ever in the area again!

We stopped in around Christmas and I got this incredible gingerbread latte I still dream about. So…read morethe other day I decided to pop by while out and about to try something different. I got the PB honey latte, a great leap from my usual, but it sounded interesting. It was so good I wondered if I could take a vat home to sip til the end of time! They really do fun flavors extraordinarily well, and the place is very calming and relaxing inside. They keep it cool, which makes lingering a delight. I haven't tried the other wonderful things like the pastries and wraps but the coffees are top notch and if you are in the area, make this your next stop! Really easy to find, extremely nice staff, and ample parking, too! I'm very curious to see what concoctions they come up with next! This coffee shop makes High Ridge proud!

I had a great experience at Toasted Coffee House! The environment was super chill and relaxing, and…read morethe employees were very welcoming as soon as I walked in. I decided to try the iced cobbler latte after seeing it on TikTok, and it definitely lived up to the hype. It was delicious and not overly sweet, which I really appreciated. You could really taste the freshness of the berry filling, which made it even better. I ordered a small (I believe it was 12 oz), and it was honestly the perfect size. The service was fairly quick, and the overall vibe made it a really enjoyable stop. I didn't order any food this time, but their menu looked huge with tons of options to choose from. I highly recommend checking this place out if you're looking for a new coffee shop to try!

maple brown sugar oat milk latte (half sweet) at rosemary coffee co in manchester…read more rosemary has been on my list for a while and it didn't disappoint - I loved my drink and my visit! the space screams community with entryway bookshelves full of local vendor merchandise, a sprawling community board, and a lending library within its back bookshelves, and ample seating full of people sharing a coffee with a friend. staff was so kind and service was quick, and loved how much space there was to sit down and enjoy my coffee moment. bakery looked great but I did not try it - will try when I come back!

This was a nice surprise. They are located in a busy strip…read moremall but still retains it's homey vibe when you enter. Books line the walls in built in bookshelves. I had an oatmilk latte, which was very good. I also had a blueberry muffin, of which they get delivered by a local bakery. Normally when blueberry muffins have lemon flavor it is extremely out of balanced. The lemon did not over power the blueberries. Their staff are nice and inviting. They currently do not have an app or website to have your beverages made ahead of time but they mentioned it is something they are looking into. TLDR: Worth going to. Parking might be interesting. Be warned there is a risk of a wait for their busy morning crowd.

Always fun and GREAT FOOD! Wonderful service!!…read moreThe venue is beautiful as well. Great for a warm sunny (almost) spring day! No pics of the food we ate it too fast!!!

We found this place tucked away on the backroads we were cruising. This little café has a charming,…read morequiet setting and genuinely good food. The flavors and freshness stood out, but the portions didn't quite match the price. The service was great and everyone was very kind. It's worth a stop if you're in the area, just be ready to pay a bit more than you'd expect for a small country spot.