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    Well Met Café

    4.6 (48 reviews)
    Closed • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
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    Patrick C.

    Beyond cute interior and has a front patio as well. Staff super nice and helpful. Adult coffee beverages in addition to regular coffee options. Also serves pastries (big boy cinnamon roll), popsicles, and red drewes. Well priced and fun local stop if you're in the neighborhood!

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    Austin S.

    Ah, the quintessential cafe. Couples sharing pastries, college students studying, writers writing, first dates. The demographic is diverse, the interior clean, the food delicious. An amazing spot for coffee, and these pressed sandwiches are so incredible. The clark griswald is turkey with the greatest apple jam surrendering a melody of sweetness and acidity. The brie comes in adding some tang and creaminess. All smashed between 2 light slices of perfectly griddled sourdough. Absolutely superb! The workers are super friendly, and work quick. The vibes are great inside. It's quiet, relaxed. The kind of place 3 hours feels like 30 minutes. Peaceful.

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    Morgan O.

    Went in on a Sunday morning for coffee with my grandmother and was a perfect spot! Plenty of seating and not overly crowded for midday on a Sunday. People were in there chatting but also reading/studying and the noise level wasn't too much. I got the Rick Sanchez panini and it was so warm and melty, truly a perfect breakfast to go with my dirty chai. Also decaf option here for my grandma! We had a great time and will definitely be back again.

    Panini and tomato basil soup on the patio.
    Mindy P.

    I did not realize everything at TG Farmers Market closes at 1230! I was looking for something close by and oddly enough I could have walked here for as far away as my car was. I was so excited about the concept of this place. Cute patio, very cute inside, very clean bathroom. A menu full of panini options and alcohol if I so desired at 1230 on a Saturday. I opted for coffee instead. I found a spot on the patio and waited for my food. No way around it, my experience was not great. The coffee had a very strange, after taste and my panini, while delightful on the outside edges was cold in the middle. I did enjoy the tomato basil soup and I would come back if we're in the area and give them another shot. It is in a great location for sure.

    Kelse S.

    Well Met was so cozy to me during my visit that I stayed from coffee to wine time! I posted up here to do some major "head down work" and the atmosphere was perfect. With my headphones in and the natural light through the windows, I found myself being so productive with a coffee early afternoon that I treated myself to a glass of wine in the afternoon. Such a great spot to work, chill, meet friends, grab a drink. Highly recommend!

    Sara G.

    Located in the vibrant Shaw neighborhood, Well Met Café is a buzzing hotspot that more than lives up to its name. It's packed with happy patrons. On my visit, I ordered the Morty breakfast panini, and it's a must-try. Perfectly crisp on the outside and packed with cheese, it was pure comfort food at its finest. I paired it with a warm bowl of tomato soup and it became the ideal duo to ward off the chill of a freezing snow day. Put Well Met Café on your list.

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    James C.

    Stopped in here during my Sunday stroll around Shaw. The cafe was adorable and I got a delicious latte to take with me on my walk. It seemed like the perfect spot to get some work done and there's also a nice patio in front to sit outside! The barista was friendly and made my latte very fast.

    Nicole B.

    Such a cozy and unique spot! The menu is creatively themed, with items named after TV show and movie characters--it was fun looking up the ones I didn't recognize. I went with the Marcus Aurelius (Caesar salad) and, on the cashier's recommendation, tried the Polite Society chili. Both were fantastic, but the chili deserves a special shoutout--I could have licked the bowl clean! The café itself has a cozy, welcoming vibe, making it a perfect spot to grab a snack or apps before a date night. I'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu!

    Love the bathroom color!
    Jo Nell R.

    Another spot on my list can be checked off and then revisited again and again! Ended up here after the Best of Missouri Market at the Botanical Gardens and so glad we did. Nice outdoor patio with tables but opted to eat inside. Order at the counter and then find a seat. Pretty space, open and airy. Lots to choose from but I ended up with the Vito Corleone minus the cheese, a side of Well Met Chili, and couldn't pass up fried potato salad out of the cold case. I was a little nervous that the panini was going to be too buttery for me (I know, I am strange, but I am picky about butter!) but it was perfect! Full of great flavor, crispy, not greasy. The chili was great, loved the beans and the beef flavor. The fried potato salad had a great flavor, it was a little dry but I would order again, the flavor was so good. Counter server was great, and the manager chatted with us and was very pleasant. Relaxing atmosphere, great service, and great food, definitely garners repeat visits.

    Cheyanne D.

    Perfect stop after the farmers market. Good, simple food with fresh local ingredients

    Casey G.

    This cafe has a great location, and I appreciate the later hours when so many coffee shops close early! That said, it leaves a lot to be desired. Went there to do some work and the music was way too loud and a strange mix of songs for such a small space. Ordered the Morty Smith sandwich - honestly a huge disappointment after reading good reviews. Way too expensive for what you get. Maybe I'm old fashioned, but if I pay $11 for a breakfast sandwich (after tax + tip), I kind of expect the egg to be real. Instead, you get what I assume is powdered egg that looked premade based on the strange sheen on the edges, a bit of spring mix, avocado, a single tomato slice, cheese and sauce. The bread was really good though! Idk if I'll be back~

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    Christina Z.

    So excited that this spot opened up!! They have great hours 7-7 so if you want to stop by for a bite to eat for any meal or grab and coffee to work or hang out they have you covered. My first time coming we grabbed two paninis: Vito Corleone and Claire Huxtable. Both were so good we didn't stop to take photos of them. I can't wait to try more cause everything on the menu sounds delicious! The mocha was perfect for a nice sunny day like today when you're out for a walk.

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    Haleh M.

    An amazing addition to the Shaw neighborhood! The panini I had was delicious and filling and the lavender latte was quality and well made! The vibes are great and there is a lot of seating inside as well as outside. There is Wifi and plenty of outlets inside. The person taking my order was pleasant and I got both my drink and panini very quickly. Definitely will become one of my go to places!

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    They offer a nice selection of sandwiches. Food is fresh and tasty.quaint ambience in a great neighborhood!

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    I liked the space. Casual but felt upscale. The sandwiches were good. Soup was also good. It's a walk up counter ordering kind of deal.

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    Charming and cozy environment..a great addition to the Shaw neighborhood. Creative and delicious sandwiches and baked treats.

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    Went here for coffee and a bagel. The shop was cute and menu had a lot of great options, especially fun syrups for coffee. Highly recommend!

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    The brown sugar scone is spectacular. Tasty coffee and breakfast sandwiches. Reasonable affordable for being a fancy little corner cafe.

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    Staff is friendly, food is great and affordable and I love the matcha! They sell great wine there too!

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