The Tea Spout is located in Chesterfield Valley in a small plaza. They share a parking lot with…read moreseveral other businesses. I've driven past them so many times and I finally visited. I was pleasantly surprised with everything. When you walk in, you grab your own menu and you seat yourself. They have high top tables, booths, low tables and a conversation area with comfy furniture. You place your order at the counter and pay ahead. They give you a number to place on your table and they bring your food out. The first thing that impressed me is that the food menu is local and organic. They offer organic coffees, so many teas and tea accessories, herbs. Their cafe menu has many vegan and vegetarian options. The service was friendly and helpful. Our drink order came out almost immediately, and our food came out fairly quickly. I really enjoyed my breakfast bowl that I added avocado. It was quite nourishing and flavorful. I don't know how they cooked the sweet potatoes absolutely perfect. I also ordered a protein cookie to eat later. What absolutely blew me away was my lavender Matcha iced drink. It was the best Matcha I've ever had. They also have an area with various hot sauces and so many flavors of infused, honey. They have various types of sugar, agave and Stevia, but you will not find any Splenda or equal here. So if you are sugar-free and don't like Stevia, bring some from home. I really liked the whole vibe of this place, the food and the beverages. I will definitely be back soon. Please note that they are closed on Sundays and Mondays.

What a great find in the Chesterfield Valley --…read more The Tea Spout. The space is bright and calming with tons of natural light, a cozy boho feel, and really comfortable seating. Their tea selection is excellent, with flavorful herbal blends that also focus on wellness and immunity, plus mushroom coffees and a few gluten-free sweet treats. My husband loved the avocado toast, and I had the eggs and greens (small), which was surprisingly filling and delicious. Everything comes beautifully topped with fresh microgreens. Groovy music, a cute little kids' area, and a peaceful atmosphere made it an especially relaxing stop on a rainy day. I hear it gets busy on Saturdays, and I can see why -- it's a unique, welcoming spot. I gave it a 4 star because you have to order at the table.

I have only ever gotten delivery from here but I can't believe it's not rated higher!…read more I love the bao and the shrimp ramen is a generous af serving. It's always delivered hot and fresh. I can't speak to the IRL service but the food is a great value!

Took my money but are closed for renovations. Phone number is not in service. Nowhere online…read morementions they are closed. Bad, BAD look.

My review is based on having a Turkish background. I think positive reviews left for this place are…read morefrom people that have no knowledge of middle eastern food and have very low standards. I was excited to finally try this place even though I was warned about the baklavas being too dry. Sadly that's true. I dint think they are made fresh. They lack syrupy. I understand they don't have much food traffic but cutting down on the types of baklava and freshly making them should solve that problem. Probably the second worst baklava I've had out here. I see why they make shakes though. Since they don't sell ans have leftover stock. We initially sat down to eat but it was so awkward that there's no music and so quiet. My husband said they don't vacuum between the chairs which were full of crumbs. We eventually got our food to go. The second issue is the food. We got a sucuk flatbread and ans egg pide. This is not a pide, it's just pizza bread. Cheese is mozzarella, should have been beyaz cheese. Middle eastern cuisine doesn't use this cheese. My egg was raw and just throw in a corner. Could have saved myself money by just getting domino's, at least my food would be cooked. If you want quality, try Balkan treat box, Aya Sofia or Garbanzo. I would also like to state that there is one employee that works front and back. I didn't see him washing his hands once going back into the kitchen to handle my food. Seems like there a big hygiene issue

If we are traveling on Manchester Road passing Sedara, it is an automatic stop to get baklava and…read moreother treats. Nothing more needs to be said.

Very cute place! I would definitely recommend this place to families. There isn't too much seating…read moreso it can get busy around lunch time- I went on a Friday around noon and there were a few available tables- but I can imagine that it gets busier on the weekends. There were also tons of board games! I got the strawberry fruit tea- it was wonderful. Not too sweet, had real strawberries in it with lemon slices, as well. Strong green tea flavor if you're a fan of that. Prices were great! Very affordable. I got the crab rangoons which were very good and crispy. The dumplings were alright. The pork and shrimp ones didn't really stick out to me. The beef ones were good! My favorite of the three I tried was the chicken with shiitake and bok choy. I got them pan fried, but I felt like the sides of the dumplings were a bit doughy and undercooked. Overall a very nice place for lunch and a treat! Will definitely return.

Came here for lunch, and it was fine! We were greeted, and told we could order from the table QR…read morecode. We got a variety of dishes, a few drinks, and sent it in. It's a pretty spacious restaurant with board games to play, a few random kitchen appliances for sale, and peacock chairs to chill in. The lady working here was really nice, and clarified a few things on the menu for me. She seemed busy with tickets, and pick up orders. The food took a while to come out, but it wasn't too bad of a wait. I wish our drink orders had come out all at the same time though. drinks: Red Bean Uji Matcha - ordered with less sugar, my MIL liked the flavor Pineapple Fruit Tea - ordered with all the sugar, my husband did not get a lot of pineapple flavor Jasmine Tea - ordered with less sugar, I liked the flavor and that the jasmine was strong Food: Cucumber Salad - it was drenched in the sauce, but it was still good. I wish it was smashed cucumber instead of sliced though Pan Fried Dumplings - it was missing a lot of crisp, but the filling was good. We got beef. Boiled Dumplings - Pork was the filling, the wrapper was good and chewy, but it nothing was stand out. Shrimp Shumai - Compared to most shumai, this was big and you could see chunks of the shrimp at the top! Chicken Teriyaki Udon - the noodle was great! I think this had the most flavor, and was the best option for the table. Considering the area, it's probably the best option y'all have, but I think having the udon will be the way to go!

Came here with some friends after dress shopping last Sunday! We were craving sweet treats and…read moredecided on bingsu! We got there 30 mins before close and it was so busy! We all ordered small bingsu but mine was mango - so refreshing and sweet! The staff was nice even though they were on closing mode but they never tried rushing us out. It is VERY small inside so if you're with a group larger than 5, you might as well just get take out!

I came here with my kids for Valentines Day and have been thinking about it ever since. We ordered…read moreusing the touchscreen and enjoyed the lounge-y atmosphere while our order was prepared. The kids loved the selection of games and the Insta-worthy decor. The beverages were luxurious. The teenager chose a hot matcha latte, the small one picked a strawberry milk tea with boba, and I had some sort of taro something. I can't remember what I wore yesterday, but I remember that the drinks were delicious. None of us had ever had bingsu before. We LOVED it. It was soft, just the right amount of sweet, and there were treasures underneath that kept it interesting to the last bite. Staff is friendly and helpful, and their social media presence is hilarious and entertaining. We had an amazing time and can't wait to go back.

We didn't need the dollop of ice cream but it was delightful on a scorching summer day. The shaved…read moreice is so light and fresh, you almost forget you're indulging in a dessert. We ordered the fruity pebble, small and it was definitely more than enough for two people and it was $11.99. We came in when there were three other tables filled with couples and we did have to wait awhile. Good thing we came when we did though because about 10 others came in shortly after we ordered. We sat a four top but moved since we did need that much space and there were bigger groups that came in. It was delicious and we will definitely be back for more bingsu!

The service was great, and the clerk provided detailed descriptions of several menu items. Although…read morethere were a few people waiting, the restaurant used buzzers to alert customers when their orders were ready, which made the wait convenient. I purchased three mini Bingu's, and it was more than enough food. Each bowl was generously filled. The location itself is small, with only two tables that seat four people, but there are several smaller tables for parties of two. The restaurant also features a selfie wall and outdoor seating, which adds to the overall experience.

I'm not sure what this place even is, despite having dined there yesterday. It serves breakfast,…read morelunch and dinner, and doesn't seem to specialize in anything in particular. It's in a weirdly large building that looks like a place where you'd go to get lasik surgery. I visited after a run on a day where the heat index was like 109, so I didn't spend that much time inside, just enough to drip sweat all over the front counter and the floor in the vestibule. We sat outside in an area that seems like the place where you'd pull up and unload your luggage at a hotel. A member of our group says she once attended some sort of Xmas pop-up in the basement here where you were charged a cover and then expected to pay for drinks and pizza, so... uh, caveat emptor. We ordered at the little bar up front, but I'm not sure if that's also the case if you dine inside. These places always flip out when there's umpteen different people ordering separately, because they only have but so many of those numbers you set on the table so they know where to bring your food. It ended up not being an issue with us, because who else was going to engage in al fresco dining during a heat advisory? This place serves pizza, but it didn't look that good in the few photos I saw. Granted, food often looks like crap in Yelp photos. Also, there's an emphasis on '90s-style health food, organic ingredients and what have you. There's a Salmon BLT that's featured prominently that seemed like it might be the thing to get, but I didn't know enough about this place to be ordering fish, and I'd already been meaning to eat a bacon cheeseburger for the past several days. Maybe next time. There is no bacon cheeseburger as a separate menu item unto itself. I figured I might just order a cheeseburger and add bacon, but I'm not sure if that's an option, and this wasn't a regular cheeseburger. It had a few different weird cheeses on it, spinach and maybe some other things. Then I saw the Dill-bert, which seemed like it might be really good. It has, among other things, dill Havarti cheese (whatever that is), avocado, and of course, bacon. It's served on a wheat bun, which, whatever. Its name is not a tribute to Scott Adams, as far as I know, but this is Ballwin. The Dill-bert did not disappoint. No Diddy. The beef comes from one of those special farms where the cows are all given names as if they were human beings, groomed on a daily basis by trafficking victims and read bedtime stories, and you really can taste the difference. It's a better quality meat. It's also expertly prepared. It's well-seasoned and cooked until it develops a nice char on the exterior. It was a bit more done on the inside than I require, but that may have been unavoidable. For a side, there was an option of tater tots cooked in an air fryer, like if your mom was feeling lazy. I didn't see any french fries, but maybe I'm going blind. I ordered a side salad, which is my thing these days. Sometimes they're surprisingly good, and a french fry is a french fry, unless you're at McDonald's. This one was pretty good, but it was definitely on the health-food side of things--very fresh and lightly but sufficiently dressed with something citrus-y and not too oily. Oh, and I was duped into purchasing a whiskey sour slushie. It just seemed like it would be so refreshing. It must have cost nearly as much as my meal, given what my bill came out to. They must think I'm a sucker. Did they receive advance notice of my visit? It did kinda hit the spot, and I probably got drunker than I would have otherwise, because I was suffering from a minor heatstroke, so there was that.

Open lively space with amazing decor and even better healthy food options!…read more Their burger tasted so fresh and clean. The service was great and very friendly. It's usually a little busy, but there's plenty of seating :)

Noticed this restaurant a few months ago. It's close to home and I love Thai food We decided to try…read moretoday for lunch and ordered carry out. Ordering online from their website site is easy with photos and descriptions of the dishes. The food was ready on time and piping hot. The restaurant is very clean and inviting. Next time we'll dine in. The woman at the counter greeted me with a smile and handed me the order. My standard order when I try a new Thai restaurant is Green Curry w/chicken and Spring Rolls. We also got an order of Pad Thai w/ Chicken. The Spring rolls were freshly made with a peanut dipping sauce with lots of peanuts. Tasty w/ fresh herbs. They offer 5 spice levels. Opted for medium (3) for the curry. I was pleasantly surprised by the nice spicy heat level . The Pad Thai at 2 was spicy enough for my wife. Lots of chicken in both dishes and portions are generous.

Placed an order to go at 1pm on a Saturday. Im sure there was an adult in back cooking but the…read moreteenagers up front gave me the order. Got it all the way home and found out they left the sauce off one of our entrees. Like there was a pool of oil from the stirfry but sauce was clearly not. There. Called and tried to get it fixed and it was the same kid on the phone. No apology. Instead he tried to gaslight me by saying the sauce was light. No dude. This is not the first time getting this. I ordered the food for the sauce. Was none. And normally this is not something I would try and push. It's an honest mistake. But at almost $20 for an entree, I better get the actual flavor that it's named for. Had to run down there and show them myself. Got a new one that was correct, but honestly?! These things happen. Don't try and play it off. Train your staff about how to handle order mistakes.