Webster Groves Garden Cafe

My girlfriend and I frequent this establishment and always enjoy our time here. We are so grateful to find an establishments that values local music, art, and community. The owner and staff are always so kind. I was very impressed to see the owner washing dishes, making drinks, and serving customers alongside her staff. Overall great atmosphere and good vibes.

I’m new to Webster Groves and have been driving by and wanting to visit this cafe. My family stopped in for breakfast and coffee this morning and loved the vibe. The coffee and pastries were delicious. The workers at the counter were very kind and pleasant. However, we observed several interactions with one employee (apparently the owner) and other customers. She was very rude! When we got up to leave we assumed they cleaned the tables off (first timers here). From where we were sitting we saw no place to put dishes. While we were getting into the car- another new customer came up to us and told us that the owner said “ well I guess those people are too good to bus their own tables”. This was also her first time at the cafe and she informed us that after that interaction she will never be back. You have a cute shop with a great vibe, but YOU, ma’am, sucked all the good energy out of it!! So sad! As a owner you should be making your guests feel welcome. After reading some of the comments on here, it’s clear that this has been an ongoing issue with you. I think you need to work on your customer service skills.

Lovely little cafe I will definitely come back to. The menu is bigger than the website shows as they change it often. My scone was divine! Lots of flavor options for drinks and kind staff. (Was a little sad the oatmilk is $1 addon but that's pretty across the board)

The coffee was delicious! Everything else were great as well: the pastry, a cozy indoor and sunny outdoor seating. P.S. They are having a live shows with the great musicians too!

Live music, artsy ambience, many choices of soft drinks and pastries. Plenty of parking in their own lot.