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The Clover & the Bee

4.2 (534 reviews)
Closed 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Biscuits and Gravy
Lisa H.

Popped in on a Sunday for a last minute brunch. I've had my eye on this restaurant since they opened and it took me forever to fit it in. All the hype and we were just not too crazy about it. Hubby got the eggs and grits - it was good but just not great. I had the egg sandwich and felt the same way. Nothing spectacular. We also shared a biscuit and gravy. It was extremely salty, so we did not eat much of it. My wish was that they had their strawberry pop-tart (sold out) and that I would have tried the biscuit and jam. If I give it a second try, I might do lunch. We saw a couple sandwiches and salads go by and they looked really good. I will say that the latte is spot on - I would go back again to have another Brown Sugar Latte.

Sandwich with huge side of greens
Renee I.

I had a super delicious sandwich here. I didn't expect much when I ordered a basic turkey sandwich but it was so good. I wasn't going to eat all of it but it was so yummy I kept eating. I got greens on the side and the portion was huge. Very tasty as well. Cute place with a wall mural of flowers. I will say it gets loud in there - they could use some sound absorption panels.

Holiday pop up!
Jo Nell R.

My review this evening is for the Holiday pop up, this is our third year so I think it is now a tradition. We made reservations a little late and chose the time available at 9:00 pm on a Monday evening. I couldn't find the pop-up menu online so I couldn't preview and plan my order ahead of time. There were six of us this visit and both cars found a spot in the back lot, no worries at that time. We were greeted and seated right away, right in the middle of the dining room. Our waiter didn't come over right away, but we all needed to look at the food and drink choices. The decor is fun for the holidays, I loved the vintage santa in the windows and the Christmas tree with all the old-time icicles, nostalgia! For my first drink I chose the Cold Snap, it was delicious! The large ice cube had a candy cane imprinted on it, very impressive. The drink was amaro, scotch, maple, and cedar smoked rosemary, it was very smooth. I ordered marinated olives from the food options, I get them every year. Last years were citrus marinated and I liked them better, there a ton of olives in the order. My second drink was the Santa Suit, also very good but the nod goes to the Cold Snap. We all shared the Hummus Plate - the house made pit is delicious, the Porchetta roll - very good, and the Blue Crab Cakes. Can't wait to go back next year!

Inside
Em K.

The Clover and The Bee is a good brunch spot with a casual setup--you order at the counter, grab a number, and find your own seating. We split a cinnamon roll that was delicious and definitely worth getting. I ordered the roast turkey sandwich with mac salad. The sandwich was very solid, but the mac salad was too spicy for my taste. Overall a nice spot for a relaxed brunch!

Beef tar tar
Beth K.

I usually go there for lunch/brunch but stumbled upon their cocktail/evening menu which is from Wednesday to Saturday. They had a nice happy hour with 1/2 of wine from 5-6 . The wine was tasty and the servers were helpful with choosing wine and picking items from the menu. One things that difffent at night is that patio there is used for O and O and pizza . They did not have that open at nighttime hours. But the inside was still a nice causal fun environment. We got the beef tar tar and it was so good, it felt melt in your mouth with a great taste !

Tuna sub, cheese steak, hash-brown, s'mores latte

Overpriced food for mid flavors. It tasted premade, especially the cheesesteak and the hashbrown (which was $3 for the pre-frozen piece). Their coffee was muddy and overly sweet. Only decent item was the pasta salad.

Kaitie F.

I was very excited when my friend suggested The Clover & the Bee for a Friday night dinner. I've had it on my list to try, but didn't realize they even served dinner. I couldn't find anything online with a menu. When we arrived, it actually wasn't dinner, but a menu of small plates. I love spending money on good food and will pay a premium for a memorable meal, but man, this wasn't it. TLDR: High prices for tiny portions to be left beyond underwhelmed and disappointed. I ordered a chorizo butter oyster to start. I love chorizo and oysters separately, but this was repulsive. I was most looking forward to the spot prawns, and felt misled when it hit the table. Spot prawns are supposed to be large, succulent shrimp. What arrived (for I believe, $16 or $18) were tiny, rubbery and overcooked, pieces of shrimp. Maybe it was a cut up single spot prawn, but this was beyond frustrating for the price paid. Next, I ordered the pasta (don't have the menu online to reference for how it was described). For again, $16 or $18, I received a single ravioli, that while beautiful, was flavorless and lackluster with not enough filling and under al dente pasta. Most of it was the flat, unfilled chewy noodle. The only positives about the experience was the atmosphere and my espresso martini.

Avocado toast, hash brown, and an iced latte.
Maggie J.

We always love our time at Clover and the Bee! It's always incredibly clean, has great service, and the food is delicious. This was my first time for breakfast and I definitely recommend for all times of the day!

Cheesesteak
Michelle L.

I've been wanting to try the cheesesteak at The Clover & the Bee for a while! I made it in on NYE and they were packed. I got the last table right by the door. The host sat me down with a menu and ice water but didn't mention you order at the counter. Eventually I figured it out. I ordered the Cheesesteak with the Cooper's Sharp cheese and pasta salad on the side. I asked if the pasta salad was a vinaigrette and the cashier said yes. This is the best cheesesteak I've ever had in St. Louis! Loved the bread, loved the ribeye, loved the cheese, peppers, etc. It was great. I'd order it again and again. I thought the pasta salad was awful. Also it was dressed in broken mayonnaise not a vinaigrette. I'll be back for the cheesesteak.

Breakfast sandwich
John K.

You order at the counter then they bring your order to you. I ordered a chai latte and a breakfast sandwich. The chai latte was flavorful and tasty. The breakfast sandwich had egg, cheese and avocado. It was hard to eat it like a sandwich so I deconstructed it with a knife and fork. I enjoyed the fresh avocado. The egg tasted frozen that was reheated. This is a cute breakfast place that has a fun vibe.

Tinsel Pom-poms & Santa Sleigh
Christina H.

We really enjoyed the Holiday Popup! The cocktails were great! I had the Tinsel Pom-poms and my husband had the Santa Sleigh. The food was also really yummy. We had the Baked Brie, Brussel sprouts, wagyu burger & porchetta roll. It was all excellent! The Clover & Bee has been decorated for Christmas & the wait staff was dressed very festive. There is some parking in a small lot behind & street parking

Fried mortadella sandwich and cold smoked salmon bagel
Hanna K.

Always the best brunch and atmosphere! I love love love this patio in Webster Groves. I usually go for the Strata, but switched it up this weekend and was definitely not disappointed. The fried mortadella sandwich changed our lives, do not let the simplicity of it in this photo deter you. The potato bun and jalapeño jelly on it are just the chefs kiss on top. The bagel & pistachio latte were both fabulous. The service is always friendly and speedy, which makes the whole experience even better!

Breakfast Burrito, Biscuit and Jam, Green Goddess Salad
Money F.

Popped in on a Sunday morning which was risky because of brunch hours. We were able to be seated at a high top table within seconds! The place was packed so if you have a party larger than 3, I suggest preparing to wait. We tried the breakfast burrito with beef and added avocado and honestly, I could do without the meat. it didn't add any flavor but the avocado was perfect. The biscuit is salty with a nice crunch but soft on the inside. The jam really pairs well. The green goddess salad was delicious!! Who knew blueberries would tie a salad together? Chefs Kiss! The banana pudding latte was well presented but the flavor was a bit bitter. There was some sort of purée in there bottom of the cup to give the pudding flavor but it wasn't enough for me. The airy, floral ambiance makes Clover and the Bee so cute and relaxing.

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How easy is it to modify the menu? I am on a pretty strict elimination diet?

Absolutely. We can modify menu items or come up with off menu dishes if necessary. Hope to see you soon.

Do they have private rooms ? Looking for a small private venue to host a wedding shower. Approx 25 guests

We do not have a private space but we do have a semi private area at Olive + Oak or could potentially rent the entire space at Clover depending on the date, etc. You can contact molly@oliveandoakstl.com for more information. Thanks for reaching out.

Do they have high chairs?

Absolutely. Both The Clover & the Bee and Olive + Oak are kid friendly. We look forward to seeing you.

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23 West Coffee

4.4
(59 reviews)
0.1 mi

This might be the best coffee shop in the area, except that they don't have any food, that I'm…read moreaware of, other than a small selection of baked goods. But why would you want to eat food from a coffee shop? I've been visiting coffee shops on the reg for the past several weeks, and I've repeatedly made the mistake of ordering breakfast sandwiches, burritos and what have you. I have no one to blame for this but myself. I knew going in that it wasn't a good idea. I just couldn't help myself. This must be how people end up on drugs. There was a race going on nearby, when I visited 23 West yesterday. I wasn't involved, though I was there in a running capacity. My running group just happened to be meeting there. We ran a few miles in the neighborhood before our visit. By the time we got there, there was quite a crowd. The contrast between the sweaty, disheveled runners and the sleek, modern decor was striking. This place has an interior like some showroom where you're pressured into taking out a high-interest loan to purchase jewelry of questionable provenance. Are they in cahoots with the bank next door? Both buildings, I notice, have a similar facade. 23 West is painted the same shade of gray as a post-McPlayPlace-era McDonald's, when they started trying to look like a Chipotle. Some girls on apps prefer it if you didn't take them to get coffee. It's not expensive enough. If you can get one to agree to such a date, you might consider bringing them here. It's classy. The coffee is good too. I went with the Raspberry Cheesecake Cold Brew, a seasonal item. It was magnificent. I ordered mine to-go, so I could enjoy it at the tables out front, and in case 12 showed up. They give it to you in a tall plastic cup with no lid, filled to the point where it's nearly impossible to carry without spilling, presumably so you can sample the delicious cheesecake-like froth and probably get a little bit of it in your mustache. You can't really sip it with a straw. The coffee itself is surprisingly robust, given the depth of the raspberry flavor. It's an odd idea for a drink, and not something I'd usually order, but the execution was on point. I also went with a Cherry Almond Scone. I had to eat something, for emotional reasons, and it looked interesting. I'm no expert on scones, but I enjoyed it. It may have been the most dense baked good I've ever eaten, to the point where it could probably be used as a weapon, in a pinch. I know it's supposed to be similar to a biscuit and that in England, where they're consumed on the reg, a biscuit is known as a cookie (why?). It's a lot dryer than even the biscuits at a Lee's Famous Recipe, but intentionally so, I guess because it's designed to be eaten with a beverage. A hot beverage is probably ideal, but I made it work with a cold brew. It's the kind of thing you don't realize until after the fact. Next time I'll know. If and when I do return, I'll be dressed as a magician, possibly with a young lady in tow.

Tried a latte with their house made marshmallow syrup. Was hoping for a strong flavor but didn't…read moretaste any marshmallow/little sweetness. The espresso tasted great, would recommend to try a different syrup as my friend liked her vanilla latte and scone!

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Le Macaron French Pastries

Le Macaron French Pastries

4.4
(64 reviews)
0.1 mi
Locally owned & operated
Private events

I hate to leave a bad review, but it was the weirdest interaction.. or lack there of, I guess??…read more The website and the hours on the door say it closes at 10pm. I got there around 8:45pm. As I was walking to the door, I see a man cleaning the tables. He walks toward the door as I'm walking up to it. We're literally standing face to face with the door in between us. I smile, he is stone faced. I go to open the door as he walks away. The door is locked. I try a few more times, thinking maybe it's me. I look around at the hours again, but next to it is a "we're open" sign. I try maybe 3-4 times more before I give up. I walk to the window and he's sitting at a table toward the back, looking at me. We just look at each other, then he looks at his computer. I turn toward my car, then turn back around and he's still looking at me! I sat in my car, confused. He never looked back up from his computer, so I left. Highly disappointed.

This was my second time coming to this place…read more The staff is so inviting and friendly and are willing to answer any and every question you have. They made a fresh pot of coffee and even went the extra mile to go get ice as we came in later in the evening and they had run out. I did tell them they didn't need to, but he insisted which I thought was outstanding. This quaint little café is so charming inside. It allows people to gather eat a sweet treat and have general conversation conversations where you can actually hear one another. They do have outside seating too. The chocolate cake was soft and as a non-cake lover I found this very delicious. Definitely worthy of sharing. I ordered a quiche to go. I had mentioned they didn't have the spinach feta pastry that I had before. The gentleman stated we have some in the back, I'm happy to get you one. So I ordered that too. And although this was only our second time coming, the fact that they'll make a fresh pot of coffee in my opinion is key to a great café. I will keep this in my rotation of places to go.

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Le Macaron French Pastries
Le Macaron French Pastries
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Telva at The Ridge

Telva at The Ridge

4.8
(224 reviews)
0.2 mi
$$

+++++ Food ++ service…read more+++ unique ambiance since it's located above a nursery! I LOVE Telva it's one of the places I recommend to friends and family when they come into town. There are no misses on the restaurant menu, everything is delicious, and if I had the stomach capacity I would want to order everything in one sitting to eat. The Cilbir is one of my favorites because of the yogurt and the eggs once mixed together is so delicious together with the bread they provide. However the Sendvic is another classic in our household, either with the sudzuka or the beef bacon added. Honestly everything on their menu is amazing. One thing to note is you are supposed to order first before sitting down since they assign you your seat/table. It does get very busy on weekends so head there early (sometimes even right when it's open during special weekends!).

We finally tried Telva at The Ridge. This spot is owned by the same folks who own Balkan Treat Box,…read moreso we hoped to have a similar or better experience than BTB (which we liked, but didn't love). Sadly, I'd say this restaurant is actually a star worse than BTB. Let's start with the positives: this place has a cool vibe. It's industrial with a bit of the warmth from the attached Rolling Ridge Nursery below. The downside of the industrial vibe is that the chairs are painful and there could be more seating. The food wasn't bad by any means, but it didn't knock our socks off. My Mom got the Breakfast Sendvic, which is essentially an Egg Sandwich on crispy bread with an herb aioli. She added Beef Bacon. I understand they don't serve pork here, but the Beef Bacon was not her favorite. I got the Breakfast Pide. I thought I ordered sausage on top, but instead received something similar to Pepperoni. Regardless, I enjoyed my meal. The service was definitely the weakest part of our experience. We did not encounter one "friendly" staff member. They all ranged from cordial to rude. That being said, I think we'd give Telva another chance a few months from now.

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Coffee Culture

Coffee Culture

4.6
(74 reviews)
4.7 mi

This place is kind of a hidden gem! My GPS found it tucked away when searching for a place to get…read morea chai tea. It's fun, quirky, and filled with delicious goodies -- a great place to get coffee and tea, with the added bonus of sweet treats! I love the rotation of seasonal drinks, and the baked goods are a small but mighty selection of scones, muffins, cookies, brioche cinnamon rolls (my favorite!), and other yummy baked deliciousness! Staff are friendly and helpful in offering options -- for example, I needed some dairy free milk choices. The barista also offered great recommendations with the seasonal drinks. Pricing is really reasonable... which allows you to indulge in some additional baked goods or one of their fun merchandise items like homemade dog treats, t-shirts, mugs, etc. I also like that they have a small shelf of books, records, and games if you want a little BFF time - with your bestie or for just yourself! I enjoy stopping in for refreshments and a little break from shopping on Lindbergh, or getting something to go to enjoy at home. The vibe is relaxed, and easy-going, and marching to the beat of its own drum. You gotta love places like this! There is plenty of parking, and the lot is easy to get in and out of. Just watch your step at the doorway entry/exit. It's got a slight incline - so watch your step. Seating is limited, but it seems to work, because there is a steady "to go" crowd that doesn't take up the tables. I love this cool spot in South County! It's local, and I love that over bigger, more expensive alternatives. I've been thinking a lot about those cinnamon rolls. So, I need another visit!

One last stop in the STL area before heading home -- coffee, of course! This place was the choice…read moredue to its proximity to a family member's house where we had breakfast together. I arrived early at around 8:15. This is a relatively small establishment with a small parking lot. It looks like they have a trailer available for mobile coffee service too. They were fairly busy and it seemed like only one person was working. This made the wait a bit longer than I expected, but the employee was working very hard and making good time considering she was alone. I enjoyed listening to the alternative music and hanging out in the store. It was clean and comfortable. I ordered one of their March specials, the Peanut Butter Guts, as I love coffee and peanut butter together. I also ordered a cookie from Cookie Hustle (which I think is like a sister business housed under the same roof) -- a pumpkin snickerdoodle. Sounded so good! I enjoyed my coffee drink. It definitely had a detectable and enjoyable peanut butter flavor, as well as the mocha. I think it was a tiny bit heavy on milk for my preference, but overall it was tasty. I ate the cookie later and it was absolutely delicious. Perfect chewy snickerdoodle texture and lots of yummy spices. I wish I'd gotten several different cookies to try more! When I showed up at breakfast with my coffee, my family remarked on how much they like this little shop and keep coffee from here at their house for special occasions. High praise! If you're in the area, give them some love! :)

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This may be my favorite spot to sit and chill
This may be my favorite spot to sit and chill
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Kentzo Koffee

Kentzo Koffee

4.8
(28 reviews)
2.6 mi
$$

Went here with my beloved Gracie so I'm sure the company influenced me…read more That being said stunning campfire latte served in a bowl like mug aside a simply perfect bacon, egg and cheese biscuit on a perfect temp patio under an umbrella with two friendly doodles to pet. Street parking was fairly fully on a Friday morning but walking a block was pleasant. Service wasn't super fast despite not being busy so probs not the move in a rush.

Having a weirdly large cinnamon roll on the patio outside Kentzo Koffee, it occurred to me that it…read morewould be lovely to live nearby. I'd eat there on the reg. I'd be grossly overweight. Eventually, I'd run out of money and be forced to live out of doors, perhaps in a tent in the park across the street. It would almost be worth it. Kentzo Koffee is not without its flaws, but it's a good place to have a coffee ("koffee") and a light breakfast. It's not clear to me how long it's been around, but it's possible they have a few issues that just need ironing out. A guy from my running group who lives nearby was running down the litany of businesses that have been in this space. Is this location cursed? Was a Native American killed there? This is no fault of Kentzo, but there was some confusion as to whether the breakfast bowl comes with eggs. I could have sworn that it doesn't and that the menu made this clear, but a few members of my group, who are girls with whom I'm not inclined to outwardly disagree, insisted that it does. It seems like it should anyway, right? What's a breakfast bowl without eggs? You could just as easily have such a bowl for lunch. That's unacceptable. This place had umpteen baristas, including one dressed like she was working for tips in a place frequented by bikers (she looked amazing), but they were barely keeping up with orders. This was fine with me. I didn't have anywhere to be, and my drink--an iced vanilla latte, natch--was good when it finally came out. But this is not the kind of place to stop and grab a quick drink on your way to work. There was only one guy making food, as far as I can tell, and he was on it. He made my Breakfast Bowl w/ Bacon and brought it out before I got my drink. He warned me that the bowl was hot, but he was holding it with his bare hand. He must think that I'm actually *from* Maplewood. I had to have the girl who handed me my drink fetch my cinnamon roll. Were they supposed to hand it to me when I ordered? Were they hoping I'd just forget? The cinnamon roll was cold, like maybe it sat in a refrigerator overnight. It occurred to me that it almost certainly wasn't made that day, but it didn't seem particularly stale or prepackaged. It cost more than I paid for most meals in the pre-Brandon era, and it occurred to me that they could just give you a bit less, not charge as much, and I'd be fine with that. Did I devour the whole thing in a few bites anyway, like I just got out of jail? Yes. Yes, I did.

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BLT - Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato Salt & Vinegar Chips
BLT - Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato Salt & Vinegar Chips
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Zensia

Zensia

4.5
(22 reviews)
4.2 mi

I love Zensia :) since it opened, it's been a top tier, repeat spot for me. I love that I can bring…read moremy laptop and work, my crochet or hang, or even a book club for some community time! The vibe is great for any occasion and the long hours of operation are helpful for those who have breaks during any time of day. Their drinks are well worth the price and delicious. The staff is always so kind and accommodating. I also love that they wear flag pins! 10/10.

1st visit, attempting to break free from the Starbucks comfort zone! Even though I couldn't stay…read morelong, this was an in and out visit, I enjoyed the atmosphere so much that I will certainly make time to come back to enjoy the space. It's a calming environment; can tell that care was put into the design. With both inside and outside seating options, it has what you need. It's located on a busy street in Clayton, so people watching is available. Being used to ordering at Starbucks, I was uncertain how to approach this, so I told the employee I was trying to adjust and he was so kind and helpful. I went with a Hot Macchiato with Caramel and Mocha, 2% Milk and a small Chicken Empanada. They were a bit backed up, so the wait was a little longer than I expected, but the drink was very good. I didn't even have to specify how many pumps of what to put in there, they just did it and it was perfect. The right temperature, I didn't have to wait to drink it. The empanada was piping hot, so I had to let it cool and unfortunately couldn't try it before my appt. Next time tho.

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Cyrano's

Cyrano's

4.0
(459 reviews)
1.0 mi
$$

For a last minute, celebratory dessert stop, Cyrano's hit the spot…read more My partner and I went because we saw a Google review that mentioned the bread pudding being so delicious that it "altered his brain chemistry." Honestly that's what sold us! Arrived and promptly ordered that dessert and the carrot cake. Then the server told us of their "to die for" tiramisu and my partner immediately said yes. WOW let me tell you from a first hand experience two people do NOT need three desserts. Cyrano's gives you AMAZING portions. Just one would have been enough lol. Anyways, the carrot cake was my favorite. It was so big I had enough to take home! The tiramisu was good but it was being overpowered by the carrot cake that evening. As for the brain chemistry altering bread pudding.... That google review was 100% correct. It was delicious. 10/10. No notes. Please order it if you go to Cyrano's. The ambiance was a little dated but still looked nice. The staff was kind and quickly resolved the missing ice cream situation.

Okay, after a couple years we finally had the chance to come back. I was hopeful, I really was…read more It's so highly rated and everything. We came in on a Friday evening, a little before 8, and decided to sit at the bar. We didn't get home until 10:30. And we live 10 minutes away. Two and a half hours. The bartender was great, very sweet, and was super apologetic. She made us fantastic drinks all night. And I will say, the food was incredible. But it took almost an hour to get just our salads out. And then another hour to get our main. A gentleman behind us came in at 9PM and was gone by 10PM. I'm not sure if our ticket got lost or what, but it was a very odd experience for us. We shared a few things and I will say, they split the plates for us and it was awesome. I was a big fan of the food in general. But my complaint the first time here was timing of service, and looks like it's a continuous issue for them. It's a bummer because I would love to come back, and maybe if we're not starving and in the mood for a long drawn out meal, we'll come back, but definitely not going to be a regular spot for us.

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Cyrano's
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Capital One Café

Capital One Café

4.6
(25 reviews)
4.8 mi

Who knew Capital One had a café Located inside of West County Mall. I came across this gem one day…read moreand been hooked ever since. The staff here are always so nice and polite, and this is a great spot to get away from all the noise when you want to relax or get a little work done. I ordered a honey lavender iced latte. It was smooth, creamy, and not too sweet. He honey and lavender mesh so well and you can taste all of the flavor. They sell pastries as well. I ordered a ham and Swiss croissant. The croissant was fluffy and flakey, and the warm ham and cheese brought comfort to my belly. They were out of the marmalade that comes with it so i wasn't able to taste that. If you use your capital one card, you get 50% off your drink. You also get access to their meeting rooms and private bathrooms. There is plenty of seating inside.

Did not realize there was a Capital One cafe inside West County Mall, granted this is not somewhere…read moreI frequent but it was good to know that it was here. Concept is interesting - part cafe, part bank, part workspace, part bank. The space is modern and clean, and set up perfectly if you want to sit and get work done. Lots of seating and outlets with free wifi. I didn't get to try the coffee and got the matcha instead which was pretty refreshing. The menu also included light food options like sandwiches and pastries which are convenient if you want something quick. Another big perk is you get 50% off drinks if you have a Capital One or Discover card which makes it a much better value and a reason to come back.

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