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The Mud House

4.4 (1.2k reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 2:00 pm
Updated 3 weeks ago

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Moderate noise
Hipster
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Dogs allowed

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Blueberry Mascarpone French Toast, Breakfast Sandwich, and Breakfast Potatoes with Garlic Aioli
Chloe L.

I've had this place on my list for a while and finally found myself in the area. They have great French toast and a wide drink menu. I loved the variety of seating options and the calm ambiance. The staff were all very friendly and patient while I was deciding what to get, and they offered helpful recommendations.

Avocado toast and cortado
Olivia A.

Loved this place! Food came out very quick. The avocado toast was on a thick hearty slice of delicious bread and the bacon was crispy. My cortado was perfectly strong and served in the cutest glass. I'll be back.

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John K.

I ordered the American breakfast with scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, breakfast potatoes and toast with jam and lavender lemonade. The scrambled eggs were seasoned well. One of three strips of bacon was crispy. I think the potatoes were cooked in advance because the temperature of the potatoes didn't seem like they just came off the grill. The lavender lemonade seemed a little watered down and I couldn't really smell the lavender. The people behind the counter were very helpful and friendly. The vibe of the restaurant is friendly and a little eclectic. All street parking so don't pass up a spot when you get close to the restaurant.

John S.

Decided to visit this little gem after doing some antique hunting on Cherokee...amazing! It begins with the coolest and coziest vibe in the dining room...old school walls, windows and floors. Cool bar area, highlighted by exposed brick to bring you back in time. Service is top notch, love the smiling, friendly and helpful staff. Fast as a flash even when busy. Coffee and concoctions are top notch. Wifey had the burrito, great smokey flavor, eggs prepared perfectly and fresh tortilla. Fantastic portion size...not too big or too small. I had the Apple and Brie grilled cheese; fresh grilled bread and a drizzle of honey. Would recommend getting some sort of side, as it's pretty small and found myself wanting more once finished. But oh so awesome. Can't wait to bring the rest of the family and any out-of-towner's who might visit. Heck, I'd just sit by the window, read a book and grab a cup of Joe...it's that kind of place. Run to this gem...don't walk and make it your morning or afternoon go-to!

Jenelle B.

Amazing hot chai. Flavors blended beautifully. And the sunny spot outside was perfect for watching the world go by!

The full French toast order came with 4 pieces. I only ate 2. I apologize this isn't the most aesthetically pleasing pic.
Alyssa W.

Okay, forgive me, but I ate before taking a picture. The brioche French toast was delicious topped with strawberries and maple syrup. I enjoyed a white chocolate latte to drink. This was a wonderful spot to meet up with a colleague on our breaks. The view from the dining room in the fall really *gives* Gilmore Girls. The staff were friendly and attentive. I can't wait to go back!

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Christina H.

Was a cute little place, this place is decorated so fun! Every wall has something to look at, including the bathroom! The bathroom had vintage board games decorating the walls. The energy in this place was hipster, in the best way! This place felt LGBT+ friendly and had very inclusive menu options! They had vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free options! I had the breakfast burrito and the burrito was vegetarian and it had vegan chill in it! I think it could have used some more refreshing items in the burrito like pico or salsa. The plate came with a small side of pico but it wasn't liquidy enough. It also came with two pickles and I could tell they were pickled in house, they were amazing! I could have eaten a whole jar of those pickles! I also got the dank and stormy, which was cold brew mixed with ginger beer! It was an interesting combo, pretty unique. I wouldn't say it's for everyone but it was a fun experience trying it. The parking was all street parking. There was a step to get into the cafe and no ramp. They had plenty of seating, mostly tables for two, but they did have one larger table for 8. Also this place had a consistent line, there were so many people coming to this cafe! The staff was wonderful and friendly, the food came out fast considering how many people were ordering. Very cool and delicious place, I recommend checking this place out!

Jen B.

Kind and courteous service. Fresh baked gingerbread tasted awesome! Valencia (chocolate orange) latte was perfectly balanced. The avocado toast and French toast were great. Appreciated the vegan almond Baileys with coffee -have never seen that! Great vibe and all dietary restrictions were accommodated!

Inside counter
Ashley D.

Very cute restaurants! One where you order and they will bring your order to the table of your choosing! We went on a random wed morning and were happy they were open. I ordered the mushroom and spinach hash with bacon (protein optional) and it was good and just enough food! The people were nice but like I said there's not like a set waiter and they have a self service station for condiments, napkins, etc! But I'm sure if you asked they would assist. I would deff return!

Biscuits and gravy and avocado toast, both were amazing.
Clem C.

Amazing spot. The food here is awesome and has a great low key vibe. Had the biscuit and gravy and avocado. Both great. Daughter and wife's burritos were great too. Mimosa with honey infused whiskey was killer!!!! Service was on point as well. Definitely coming back for next St. Louis trip.

Interior
Austin S.

Another beautiful coffee shop to add to your list. I just moved to benton park and will 100% be frequenting mud house way too often. It offers a diverse array of guests. Some come to study, some come for a quick coffee, others for breakfast with community. A stunning interior is anchored by eclectic decor kissed with St. Louis swagger. Strong loyalty to St. Louis and its wonderful residents is prevalent throughout. The workers were all great. It is your typical coffee shop: many swaggy, stylish, bright humans working seamlessly to churn out delicious brews made with love. My latte was wonderful. As I drink more coffee I am getting better at identifying good from bad. Objectively, this latte was REALLY GOOD. Every pastry and breakfast dish looked superb as well.

Turkey club
Renee I.

Met some friends here for lunch. It was the 1st time for all of us to try this place out and we were pleased with the selection. I was worried that btwn the holiday and recent ice/snow we would have difficulty with parking but each of found a spot on the street without difficulty. You can order breakfast or lunch items. Several options sounded good but I narrowed down to the turkey avocado club. The sandwich also had bacon and tomato jam on it. Yum. A nice size too. I was excited to see that they had a horchata latte so I had to try that. It was delicious. My friends enjoyed their meals too (waffle, eggs and avocado toast). We didn't have to wait long for our food despite it being a somewhat small place.

Avocado Toast
Alex M.

Such a cute spot! They have indoor and outdoor seating. You order at the counter and they drop off the food to your table. We ordered Biscuits and Gravy, Avocado Toast, Eggs, Bacon, Tea, Lemonade and Cookies. I thought it was cute that the green tea was also served with a cookie. For two entrees, two sides of eggs, two non-alcoholic drinks, and one dessert it was around $50. I really enjoyed the Avocado Toast, dare I say it's one of the best I've ever had! The bread was fluffy and lightly toasted so it was easy to bite. It had pickled onions on it. It was very delicious. We will definitely be back!

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Very good food and great coffee. It was a nice little facility as well. I got the English breakfast and was very pleased.

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The toast was hard as a rock and the fried potatoes tasted like they were fried in old grease twice. Worst Mother's Day breakfast ever!

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The Crow's Nest

3.9
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Songbird is the Dolly Parton of St. Louis breakfast: bigger stage, brighter lights, same voice…read more I've followed this operation since it was a sandwich pop-up at the Tower Grove Farmers' Market, through the brick-and-mortar in The Grove, and now into its larger home in Tower Grove South. The quality has not wavered once. I ordered what I always order: The Combo (fried eggs, maplewood smoked bacon, cheese, brioche toast), extra egg, extra bacon. Most kitchens treat a fried egg as binary (runny or ruined). Songbird has mastered the middle register: lacy edges with a yolk that stays glossy and intact right up until the first bite. I ordered them over hard, and they came out a bit closer to over medium, but they were just as good as I wanted them to be. The bacon carries real smoke. This is a decadent sandwich, big enough that half of it would make a light breakfast; I wasn't remotely hungry after one, the second half was indulgent. The service made the move too. The hostess still recognizes returning customers, and the bigger room finally lets the dining experience breathe. The service at the table could have been a little warmer as we've had it the past, but it is still professional. I was there with two close college buddies, one of whom declared his latte excellent. I keep meaning to get adventurous with the menu, but it is genuinely hard to find a bacon, egg, and cheese toasted this perfectly, and I'd go twice in one day if given the opportunity. 4.8 A full five arrives the day when I can arrive first thing on a Saturday without a 30 minute wait, honestly, it's hard to get a reservation here because of its popularity. Good for them. Cheers to you, Songbird. Dolly would be proud

*Not accessible *Not kid friendly…read more This location has a lot of improvements to be made. The menu is bland and they deter you from making modifications. I wanted my toast's jam to be on the side and they said no. It was a thick tasteless brick without the jam. The items are not as traditional for a breakfast spot, and when I asked the server what they were known for she said the drinks.... They also run a tight turnaround time so they will make you feel uncomfortable when its time to clear your table and pay the bill because they will tell you the next reservation is in 5minutes. The plates were all different and my guest who got a sandwich had her food come out in a plastic fry basket instead of the nicer plates. Odd. As I mentioned earlier, they are not kid friendly as they don't have a kids menu or kid friendly items like fruit and pancakes. We ordered a side of avocado and chicken sausage as those were the safest for us. Also there are no changing tables in the restrooms. Accessibility note: the entrance is a giant multi-slope and 1 turn ramp into a cramped lobby. The men's restroom is the only one on the main floor and female restroom is tucked far in the backroom inaccessible due to a steep step in the back. It is not wheelchair or walker friendly.

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4.4
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I hadn't been here in awhile and WOW I was missing out. It's so big and airy and I love all of the…read moreplants. The indoor space, outdoor space, and even parking lot were all great! I love that they put on events with other businesses and have created a community. Oh and the food is delicious too! They have a great kids menu and high chairs available. The bakery case is always a hit, the meals are delicious, and the coffee is pouring. I will definitely be back here again soon!

From the curb, this looks like one of those places that sells potted plants. (I think they're…read morecalled nurseries, though I'm not sure why.) They might want to consider branching out into that field, in case someone pulls up wanting to purchase a ficus or whatever, so that they don't have to turn anyone away. It could help boost revenue, so that they're not having to constantly raise prices, like at McDonald's. There's a list of things this place carries on the building's facade, suggesting to me that this is a known issue. It's also announced that all are welcome, which came as a relief to me, since I'm never quite sure. I wonder if there was an incident, or if there's another place nearby that's known to turn people away. There's a nice little area where you can sit at some picnic tables set up in the parking lot, like you're on a smoking break at your old warehouse job, but the air was weirdly swampy, possibly due to "corn sweats," and we'd just gone on a run, so we decided to eat inside. We were all gross and sweaty. I hope no one minded. Their policy of not turning anyone away may have worked out in our favor. The group that I'm in is on a sort of breakfast burrito tour, so I already knew what I was going to get, though I was curious about several menu items featuring weird-looking boiled eggs, that I saw photos of here on Yelp. What in the world? They look like they were thought up by an eccentric gentleman of a certain age who still collects VHS tapes, for personal reasons. You could imagine Gene Hackman's character in the movie The Conversation eating such a sandwich. I briefly toyed with the idea of ordering one of those sandwiches, for the lulz, and now I kinda wish that I did. I prefer a breakfast sandwich to a breakfast burrito anyway, and the breakfast burrito here is just okay. It's neither very bad nor very good. I liked the sheer size of it and the simplicity of it. There's only a small handful of ingredients: eggs; your choice of bacon or some non-meat option (so just bacon); some sort of melty cheese, possibly cheddar; roasted red peppers and that might be it. I don't know that the peppers added much. I'd sub them out for something more interesting, like a salsa, a sour cream or a guacamole, maybe something with more of a temperature or textural contrast. The egg was weirdly rectangular and artificial-seeming, like maybe they're frozen pucks that they just microwave. I got an iced Coconut Latte, a seasonal item, and I'm not sure what was going on with that. It was good, but it didn't taste anything like coconut, to the point where I'm not sure if they gave me the right drink. The girl who took my order may not have heard what I said. People who work the register in these places get nervous when a big group walks in, like they're not going to be able to take everyone's order in time and, as a result, they're going to get let go--which would violate the terms of their parole. I can sympathize with their plight. I would never intentionally cause someone to get locked up just because they gave me the wrong drink.

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Brasserie by Niche

Brasserie by Niche

4.4
(989 reviews)
3.9 mi
•$$$

The food was really good, the service was excellent, and it was a very, very relaxed ambience. I…read moreenjoyed eating here, and you can definitely tell that there are a ton of locals that go there every single day. I was a little bummed we couldn't get a table, but we were able to sit at the bar. So if you don't make reservations, they will get you in. The biscuits and gravy are either for you or they're not. I like them, but it's not something I would order every day. The charcuterie board was very good, but almost came off as a little basic for the price. The eggs Benedict was excellent, and the potatoes were the star of the show. The most simple food, but it was by far one of the biggest surprises at how tasty they were. I 100% recommend.

I don't know why I don't get to Brasserie more often, if I lived in the Central West End I may be…read morethere multiple times a week! The atmosphere, food and service are all always top notch! And the happy hour is crazy good! On a nice day there is nowhere nicer than the patio and tonight the happy hour was GLORIOUS. I do like sitting inside as well but with this weather you couldn't make me go inside. I have had brunch here quite a few times, dinner too, but as I said today was happy hour. That means the burger. It is absolutely one of the best I have had. I take it as offered but love that they always ask if I want modifications. Look at that burger! And the shoestring potatoes are marvelous too! We had the chips & cheese and olive appetizers to snack on as burgers were getting made and we each had a cocktail. Love that the service is attentive and friendly (Brian was great tonight). But also love that I never feel rushed to turn the table over. And the happy hour from 5-6 means that burger is close in price to tha burgers at Shake Shack and I guarantee you will enjoy this far more. I have had great dishes of all sorts here but I sometimes have to give in to the burger... it never lets me down!

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Glow
Glow
Bistro Steak, Sauce Bearnaise, Frites
Bistro Steak, Sauce Bearnaise, Frites
$20 corkage. Too bad they don't publish their wine list online. Anyways, I brought the good stuff.

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$20 corkage. Too bad they don't publish their wine list online. Anyways, I brought the good stuff.
Bowood by Niche

Bowood by Niche

4.5
(402 reviews)
4.3 mi
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This place is amazing! The decor and vibe of the building are unmatched in comfort! The place and…read morepeople are relaxed and welcoming. I chose to sit on the patio and was waited on by the loveliest server named Harper! she was sweet and helpful, her service was amazing! If she's there, definitely ask to sit in her section. You won't be disappointed. the food was also incredible, tasted so fresh! 10 out of 10 would go back again!

This spot has been on my radar for a while so the second someone invited me for Brunch, I cancelled…read moremy plans to lay on my couch all day and I'm glad I did. When you first walk in it looks like you are entering a plant store (because you are) but tucked to the side is the restaurant. Recommend reservations but if there's a wait you have the option to shop & order drinks so the time flies. We ordered a blueberry pancake for the table, and it was an amazing pancake, the edges were the perfect crisp while being a soft fluffy pancake, it didn't even need syrup. I wasn't in the mood for brunch cocktails so I ordered a butter pecan iced latte and it hit the spot. It is served in a skinny tall glass so I had to keep reminding myself not to gulp it all down in a few sips. We also got a side of potatoes & a Caesar salad for the table to share. The croutons on the Caesar salad are so good, I usually prefer crushed croutons in my salad but the big chunky croutons are so good. My sister-in-law and I ordered two entrees and halved them so we got the breakfast burrito & the Cuban both were delicious. I preferred the Cuban, as the breakfast burrito chorizo had a seasoning I wasn't a huge fan of but overall they were both fresh and good. My sister got the crab cake benedict and that was amazing as well. The eggs were poached perfectly. Already can't wait to come back and show others this spot!

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Nursery area
Nursery area
Vermont cheddar waffle
Vermont cheddar waffle
Plants for purchase.

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Plants for purchase.

The Mud House - coffee - Updated July 2026

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