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AESOP'S Coffee House

Quaint coffeehouse

6611 Clayton Road
St. Louis, MO 36117
United States
+1 314 727 0809

Located just east of Clayton, this quaint coffeehouse has a friendly, relaxed atmosphere reminiscent of an earlier era. All coffees are freshly brewed while you wait. Take your pick of regular or decaf espresso, latte or cappuccino. When the local university is in session the place fills with chit chatty students so finding a table might be a chore. The patio is a great place to hang out in the summer. A small menu of appetizers is also available.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Casino Queen

Hotel, Casino, Restaurants 200 South Front Street
St. Louis, IL 62201
United States
+1 800 777 0777
http://casinoqueen.com Casino Queen offers room, board, and gambling in East St. Louis. The Casino features a variety of games and has a reputation for liberal slots payouts, with table limits from $2 to $2000. The Gateway Arch of St. Louis is directly across the river, and is visible from hotel room windows.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Coffee Cartel

More than coffee 2 Maryland Plaza
(at Euclid)
St. Louis, MO 63108
United States
+1 314 454 0000
http://www.thecoffeecartel.com/ You do not need to have a coffee fetish to come here, just a taste for good coffee of many different varieties. If you are a novice, start with a vanilla latte, then gradually work yourself up to cappuccinos and espressos. Coffee isn't all that is served here, though. There are also canisters of specialty teas you can choose from. And if you happen to be a recovering caffeine addict, you can have a fruit smoothie. You can also come here to satisfy your sweet tooth with Eddy's Ice Cream.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: Gabriel Serafini
Photo: Aaron R. Hase

Meshuggah Coffee House

Cozy & Cheap, but Odd 6269 Delmar
St. Louis, MO 63130
United States
+1 314 726 5662 With alternative music blaring from the speakers and a tasty selection of teas and coffees, this cafe ranks as a favorite among the University City college crowd. The décor is not outstanding, but the tables are spacious. The cafe offers a small reading selection consisting of a dictionary and some magazines. With less than desirable cleanliness and a smoke-filled atmosphere, this may not be the best choice of a place to take business clients or colleagues. However, for those in town on business and looking for a good place to relax, have an iced mocha or coffee and bagel, it could be the place.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: Drew Bell