Deer Creek Coffee

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 A Burst of Color and Flavor at Deer Creek Coffee! ☕🎨 Discover the vibrant world of Deer Creek Coffee at 9820 Clayton Rd, St. Louis, MO 63124, where a 5/5-star experience beckons—a "Great" rating that perfectly encapsulates this delightful café. 🌈 Decor: A Kaleidoscope of Creativity 🎨🌞 From the moment you set your sights on Deer Creek Coffee, the charm is undeniable. The brick exterior hints at the café's character, but it's when you step inside that the true magic unfolds. 🏢✨ Color bursts forth from every corner, infusing life into the walls and paintings. Whether it's the books neatly arranged, the eclectic furniture, or the vibrant chalkboard menu, there's an artful splash of color that instantly uplifts your spirits. 🎨🌟 ☕ Service: A Cafe Experience, Just Right ☕👩‍🍳 The service at Deer Creek Coffee embodies the cafe experience perfectly—friendly, efficient, and no-frills. As you place your order at the counter, the anticipation builds, and soon enough, your delectable food items arrive at your table. It's everything you'd expect from a cafe, delivered with a warm smile and an inviting atmosphere. ☕👏 🍽️ Food: Flavorful Elegance on a Plate 🍔🥑 Now, let's talk about the food—the true star of the show! I had the pleasure of savoring the McKnight sandwich, a breakfast masterpiece that blends bacon, avocado, chicken, and all the works. 🍔🥓🥑 The black coffee that accompanied it hit the spot, creating a harmonious breakfast symphony. 🎶☕ My friend ventured into the realm of pink smoothies, and from their expression, it was clear that they'd discovered a new favorite. 🍓🍌🥤 The flavors danced in perfect harmony, creating a refreshing treat that complemented the morning perfectly. 🍳 Just the Right Size, Never Overly Large 🥪🍽️ What I truly appreciated was the portion size—it was just right! The McKnight sandwich and coffee provided a satisfying breakfast without leaving me feeling sluggish. It struck that perfect balance, fueling me for the day ahead without overwhelming my senses. 🥪👌 In summary, Deer Creek Coffee is a hidden gem where color meets flavor, creating a unique and inviting atmosphere that's perfect for a light breakfast or lunch. 🎨🍔🌞 If you seek a burst of creativity alongside your culinary delights, this café is your haven. 🏰🍽️ So, whether you're a local looking for your new favorite spot or a traveler in search of a memorable cafe experience, make sure to visit Deer Creek Coffee. 🌟☕ I hope this review does justice to your experience at Deer Creek Coffee. If you have more reviews to create or any other inquiries, feel free to reach out. 😊

Unimpressed. Was looking for a place to do some reading and writing while I have coffee & breakfast, and I had never been here so I was excited to give it a try. Pros: very friendly staff, yummy coffee, cool artwork by local artists Cons: the place was messy and dirty, the bagel on my sandwich had to have been frozen before it was toasted because it took a week and a half to chew one bite of it, the artwork was all crooked, no comfy seating options Sadly, I found no compelling reason to return unless I'm in the area and desperately need a decent coffee.

I’ve been here twice now to meet with a few friends. The first time I was not impressed with the coffee, and very disappointed with the food. I got a crepe with bacon, avocado, ranch, and a few other fillings. It was very lackluster and ordinary. However my second visit was a lot better, the coffee (I got a caramel latte) was a pretty good drink, although syrup forward, and the foam was very thick and nice on top. I also loved the food much more my second time. I got the “lox on a bagel” which is a bit adventurous for my taste but I actually loved it. This however does not attest to the restaurants ability to provide deliciously cooked food because the dish was unassembled, and was a bunch of ingredients that I actually put together myself as I ate. Would still like to go back and see if I can find a menu item that is assembled and cooked by the restaurant that’s actually good. As for right now I think 4 stars just about covers it.

Wasn't told until after I got my food that they were out of the sauces they put on the sandwich, so I was served a bland frozen chicken breast sandwich with bland avocado spread, microwaved bacon and way too much spinach. Ham egg and cheese croissant was good. Chips served with sandwiches were cheap, wavy plain potato and were bottom of the bag crumbs. Just cut the chips and let us pay for a bag of chips of our choice. Other patrons were served on a real plate, but for some reason, we got paper plates. A lot of handwritten rules are posted around as well. Corners were cut!