There is something truly special about The Station at Sawyer's Landing in Fredericktown. Joe and I…read moreabsolutely love with this place. Every so often, we'll take our laptops and spend a few hours working from there, and it never disappoints. The ambience is simply unmatched. Peaceful, beautiful, and thoughtfully designed in a way that makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. The space itself feels welcoming and inspiring. Whether you're there for a quiet morning coffee, a casual lunch, or a productive work session, there's a calm, joyful atmosphere that sets it apart. The natural light, cozy seating, and serene surroundings make it easy to focus and relax. Their coffee and menu offerings are excellent. Crafted with care and served with kindness. It's the kind of place where the staff greets you warmly and you can tell there's intention behind what they're building. One of the things we appreciate most is that it's a Christian establishment. There's a subtle but meaningful sense of peace and purpose woven into the environment. It adds a layer of warmth and authenticity that makes the experience even better. We truly love it. Love, love, love.

We love the station! It's the cutest spot, they've done a great job decorating and designing. They…read morealso have Airbnb and what looks like will be a wedding chapel and reception area, it's gorgeous! Staff is always incredibly friendly and the food is amazing!!

Ice-cream and coffee. Perfect pairing if you ask me…read more.. Stopped in here with the kids after a day of fun at Castor river Shut-ins. Honestly not much to say other than the concretes we all received were blended perfectly and delicious. I also like the checkered floor and the old diner style tables and chairs. Service was fast and precise. Pro tip: order a root beer with no ice to incorporate into your concrete as needed/wanted. Bottom line... Its an ice-cream shop that also serves all your favorite coffee drinks, What's not to love?

Stopped while driving through Fredericktown. I had a strawberry sundae and husband had coffee and…read morea blueberry scone. The frozen custard was made fresh behind the counter. (Husband said the coffee was better than Starbucks) The dining area has an old malt shop vibe. The table we sat at had a tic-tac-toe game board with painted stones for markers. Everything was delicious and the staff was friendly. Looking forward to the next time we have the opportunity to drive through the area so we can stop for more

Always a good place to get coffee. Been getting coffee here for years! Every once in awhile…read moreyou'll get a slight burnt milk taste but usually they keep the temps in check. Servers are always friendly. I use the drive thru so I've never really been made to see the atmosphere. I'm sure it's quite since it's attached to a bank. 100% recommend.

my coffee is always perfect and they are so consistent! Service is 10/10!! everyone is so friendly!…read moreI try to go everyday on my way to work!

Villainous Grounds in Perryville is one of those places where you walk in and immediately wonder if…read moreyou've stepped into a coffee shop or a comics store and the answer is basically yes because it's both. I spent a few hours working from here this morning and it was a fantastic office for the day. I was warmly greeted by a young lady with elf ears who made a perfect cortado and then I headed upstairs where i was able to work undisturbed for a few hours. Other than coming back down for a refillable mug of their light roads, I cranked out emails and did some Zoom calls without any trouble at all. The service from the elf ear lady and from a man with a killer moustache who might be the owner or the manager was friendly and engaging and welcome. The whole place has that comfortable vible where you feel welcome whether you're grabbing a drink or settling in for a while. I'll definitely pick Villainous Grounds for my caffeine the next time I'm passing through Perryville. [Round number review 800 of 2026 - 531 in Missouri - 25980 overall]

Cool little coffee shop here. The barista (possibly the owner) was very personable and…read moreknowledgeable. I got an iced breve, no syrup added, for a nice afternoon pick me up. The flavor, which started somewhat weak, got better with time -- perhaps due to the frozen coffee ice cubes. Anyway, this is a solid independent shop. I do recommend.

Not just a local Roaster and Coffee Shop, but also an event venue for Live Music, Open Mic Events,…read moreMOTH Storytelling, Karaoke, and Private social functions! Maybe I'm trying to breathe a little too much life into this sleepy town with all of those suggestions? The house roasted coffees, flavored things, and cold brew is worth the trip even if there are no other events happening to keep later hours on the day of your visit, or if your hotel coffee left you feeling disappointed in the morning. It's also a great local stop to see what's happening or coming up in the community for the week or weekend, with local events and tourist friendly spots posted on the cork board.

The important this is the coffee which was served hot and fresh. The danish was a bonus. The…read morebarista behind the counter could probably use a helping hand as they were the only one working this morning. But, that didn't stop them from serving everyone with a smile as they came in. It's a neat little place in downtown Ironton that roasts their own coffee and has both comfy seating and plenty of it. Highly recommended if you're in the area.

I have been to this business once before but had not left a review. First, this is a…read moremultigenerational business and they know their customers. A broad variety of hot and cold entrees, a beverage bar, and full bakery make Hoeckele's a destination location. Today, I had an iced chai latte to accompany my lunch, a pretzel melt. The turkey was fresh, the bacon exceptional, and the pretzel itself soft and savory. A great sandwich, and I picked their potato salad as a side. It tasted homemade and was creamy, a good balance to the melt. I will certainly pick out some pastries to take with. I highly suggest that you drop in the next time you're on I-55 in Missouri.

100% amazing. A million stars…read more Donuts are outstanding. But to me, the coffee cake is where it's at. If you are in the Perryville area consider yourself lucky because you're close by.

Excellent coffee!!! First time here and we will be back. Cute and relaxing atmosphere. Employees…read morewere friendly and helpful, and patient with all my questions :) They stock a few breakfast pastries too. Would be great if a local breakfast sandwich place would partner with them to provide breakfast offerings.

We stopped by the day of the eclipse and, like everywhere else in town, it was full of excited…read morescience nerds and locals. The decor was tasteful and the atmosphere was welcoming. The service was great and, even though it was busy, I didn't have to wait long for my drink. There were three dogs (at three separate tables)just hanging out, and they didn't bother anyone, but added to the calm atmosphere. Overall, it's a charming coffee shop in a charming town.

I got an iced matcha with caramel and paid $7 for a warm cup of watered down tea water lol. it…read moredidn't taste like ANYTHING. when it was handed to me the drink was literally WArm with 2 little cubes left. not sure what's so hard about making an iced drink, but I politely asked if they could add more ice and syrup (when I should have asked the drink to be remade) and it didn't help one bit. I would've been better off having a steeped matcha packet at home. at least that would have some flavor to it. the baristas weren't very nice and I wouldn't come back again but everyone has off days, it's just important the people you're paying to make your drink for you actually know how to make them.

Here in Farmington, to catch the total eclipse and needed some good coffee. This is such a typical…read morecute small town cafe. Husband had the highlander brew, which he enjoyed, and I had the house brew, which was tasty too. This is a big difference in coffee compared to what you can have at a pitstop diner. The service was friendly and very welcoming. Since we were here for luch, I had the Compton sandwich, and my husband had the Bar-B-Q chicken sandwich. We both enjoyed our sandwiches.

The only "food" we had was a large "Turtle Latte" for me, and a large "Cult of Flowers" hot tea for…read moremy wife. Both were very hot, but very tasty. The two women working there this morning were very friendly, had helpful recommendations, and were good conversationalists. We didn't stay to finish our drinks -- other things to do today! -- but seating was available. RaeCole's is now my top choice of "coffee bar" in this area!

The best coffee I could find close to Farmington, MO!…read more The parking is a little strange, and just be informed that it is a one way in and out situation. Inside of this coffee shop is super cute, quaint and trendy. Tons of cute tumblers, shirts, hats, etc. along the walls in the back. They carry St. Louis' Kaldi coffee beans, which I purchased and love! I went here twice during my time in MO, and ordered an iced caramel coffee my 1st time and a mango pineapple smoothie the 2nd. Both are super yummy! Their prices are reasonable and the staff is friendly. I highly recommend this place!

50 varieties of pies said the highway signs. My man had a mission and must sample every pie he…read morecomes across. So we counted down the kilometers looking forward to trying one or two of the 50 varieties. We even wrote a song while driving along playing my uke which made us even more excited when we finally arrived. There were lots of other cars stopping too. A queue. No worries, gave me time to check out the pies and the labels. First pie display cabinet had Chicken & Asparagus, Prawn; Curried Prawn; Satay Chicken; Spinach & Feta, Curried Chicken Mornay.., meh! The next cabinet had all the red meat varieties like Lambs Fry and Bacon... Plus all the usual beef types like Plain, Curried Beef, Thai Chilli beef, Beef Stroganoff. My man ordered his usual - Beef and Burgundy, and I ordered the Pepper Steak. I asked the lady serving how many pies they sold each day. "Up to 1,000 on a good day and the kitchen keeps baking all day from 6am she said." Hmmm must be good pies I thought....hmmm the displays were still full at 5pm when we called in...hmmm must be a long night ahead... all these observations and yet only one big question - what do these pies taste like!? We tucked in to our pies in paper bags. Very hot. Molten gravy. Lots of pastry. Not much flavour - rather bland. My expert pie taster's rating out of 10? 6. Scored that high mainly because inexpensive $4.80 each. My personal pie expert said he won't be back. I wonder if the 1,000 pies a day sold are to first time and last time customers like us. Freddos Famous pies with 50 varieties will not be in our future stop list.