The best cafes in Farmington

Locally owned and easy to love, No. 9 Coffee Co. turns out specialty coffee, espresso drinks, lattes, frappes, smoothies, and teas alongside fresh pastries.

From the Farmington newsletter, October 5, 2026

Good News Coffee House is a cozy, faith-forward hangout where your latte does a little good too. They pour classic and flavored coffees alongside fresh bakery bites, and every purchase helps fund local and international missions, making it an easy routine stop that supports something bigger.

From the Park Hills newsletter, October 6, 2026

" Keep an eye out for the Bismarck Coffee Wagon too, a handy fix when life in Potosi gets moving fast.

From the Potosi newsletter, October 13, 2026

Whether you're grabbing a latte before work or settling in with your laptop, Big Door Coffee House pours smooth, locally roasted coffee and thoughtful non-coffee drinks in a cozy, community-forward space. It’s a nonprofit spot that gives back through local partnerships and the Better Together Blend...

From the Park Hills newsletter, October 20, 2026

Counter-serve bakery/cafe chain serving sandwiches, salads & more, known for its bread & free WiFi.

Coljac Artisan Café nails the local trifecta of cozy caffeine, legit pizzas, and authentic Italian mains, plus they’ll cater your next shindig with pastas and house-made desserts that actually disappear first. If you’re team breakfast pizza or matcha, you’re especially going to be happy.

From the Farmington newsletter, October 21, 2026

If your Farmington mornings need a jolt, Short Circuit Coffee is roasting with love, from first crack to final sip. Light, medium, dark, and specialty roasts keep things dialed in, so you can grab a bag that fits your taste and make home brews taste like a treat.

From the Farmington newsletter, October 12, 2026

Wise Grounds Coffee Shop keeps it relaxed, with solid coffee, specialty drinks, and actual breakfast so you’re not running on vibes alone.

From the Park Hills newsletter, October 14, 2026

Blueprint Coffee - Watson is the neighborhood outpost of a St. Louis specialty roaster focused on a mutually beneficial loop from producers to your cup, with fresh, sustainable sourcing and precise roasting that lets each coffee’s character shine.

From the St. Louis newsletter, October 14, 2026

Park Avenue Coffee - 6th & Olive pours small-batch, farm-direct, locally air-roasted coffee with cleaner flavor and brighter notes that actually show off each origin. Pair your cup with their Gooey Butter Cake, from Mom's Traditional to Triple Chocolate and White Chocolate Raspberry, and call it a very St.

From the St. Louis newsletter, September 10, 2026

Café at Trust keeps the caffeine game fun with classics alongside playful specials like a butterscotch miso latte, Black Sesame Mocha, Brown Sugar Cardamom, and an espresso tonic kissed with rose and bergamot. In the mood for tea instead? Big Heart Tea and a sunny turmeric-vanilla latte have your back.

From the St. Louis newsletter, September 18, 2026

Comet Coffee keeps things low key yet obsessive, with hand-brewed single-origin cups and housemade sweet and savory bakes that actually justify a detour. They now roast their own beans, and even offer a multi-roaster subscription if you want the good stuff showing up at home.

From the St. Louis newsletter, September 30, 2026

The original Kaldi’s Coffee just over in DeMun has been fueling mornings since 1994, perched by Concordia Park with coffee drinks, house-made pastries, and vegetarian fare. When you need a low-key spot to catch up or quietly people-watch, this neighborhood staple reliably hits the sweet spot.

From the University City newsletter, September 3, 2026