Best Art Cafe Saint Louis Near Me

John Litvin: Our niece was exhibiting at this gallery. Very cool. Parking is tricky. Lots of people can fit inside. Drinks are available.

Charles Hickman: It’s a nice place. A friend have a painting being exhibited. I got invited to a showing. I’m glad I went.

Johanna Sievers: A place for local art and really, really good coffee.Go there to feel inspired.

Henry Behlmann: This place is nice and small. They had my art up for the Varsity Art XXV. I recommend going, it has great art that's always changing.

MomApproved: Wonderful place!

Mike Gibbons: This gallery is a showcase for regional artistic talent allowing everyone in the community a unique chance to display their work. I have attended two openings and a special event, which were very well attended pre-covid. Last week I stopped in for an expresso and found the gallery just re-opened. This is a diamond in the rough in downtown St. Louis and only blocks from the arch complex. With juried exhibits routinely changing you have every reason to visit and admire local talent throughout the year. And the coffee bar is amazing!

Marc Bernstein: Great people, awesome venue, lots of space, and good coffee. We actually hosted our holiday party here and it was a fantastic time. Absolutely worth stopping in if you pass by this spot on Pine.

Abe Elbreki: Great place to get a cup of morning coffee and be immersed in art work.

Rainey Jane: Wonderful gallery in a nice area! Always have a great art selection and they're genuinely nice and interesting people to talk to there. The coffee bar inside is good, too and worth checking out!

Kristi Schultz: Great little coffee shop with art displayed by local artists

Shelley Miana: Varsity Arts show was fantastic! Great coffee shop too

SirMarcus Sykes: How much does it cost to get in

Deanne Row: Beautiful art, great coffee!

Mickey Williams: This place does not deserve one star. If you want to be orally abused by hateful short tempered staff...this is the place. Don't, bother asking for management...they are the offenders. Business meeting was derailed by obnoxious staff who refused to open door on a 35 degree day. Avoid this place, with their attitude they won'the be open much longer.

Adewale Oreshade: Fantastical!!! 👊🏿

Juan Ostos: The coffee is the best served in the downtown area.I enjoy walking over and the baristas are the most personable.I'm a regular at this location.One thing I can think to improve would be the internet access. I would love to see 100 Mbps or more at this place. Currently I measured 3 Mbps which is only acceptable if you want to work and stay a while.Wish they opened on Sunday and opened late, but I know and understand why they don't.Prices are great relative to the inferior coffee it competes with. The cortado is my favorite. The affogatto was a great summer treat.

Thomas K: Very cool rotating art selection with various types of art, somthing will grab your eye in any collection! Also a cafe is co located with it for added bonus, the tax free thing is nice too!

Raymond Sawyer: The art is so cool

Hannah Sanders: Always great exhibitions!

Chen Sun: It was exhibiting Jacolby Satterwhite’s works when I went there. Not many exhibits and mostly in video format. Not very aesthetically pleasing in my opinion. But I like the themes “We are in hell when we hurt each other” and “How lovely is me being as I am”

Brianna Wright: 4/30/23Rating two stars only because it was FREE & there was a cafe. There wasn’t much to see & was very surprised what was displayed.

Aleksandra Degtereva: It's a wonderful place to visit. A little tip for parents: they have a cozy playroom on the second floor.

Yvonne Anderson: You have to visit this wonderful art museum on STL, I love it here, Just Go! If you love art and peace and time away from the world, Go!

David Mack: Very cool place with unique exhibits on contemporary art.

Sheldon Tasco: Very neat clean and welcoming place

X Gemstone: Profetic 2nd floor installment done to promote artwork for equity was magnificent beyond words. Its shine was diminished due to the main exhibitions cacophony of insanity.For better accessibility and immersion in various experiences, a start and stop button per video station would have allowed people to start the videos' Journey at any time. Unless it was the artist intent to overwhelm people with sensory issues, glad I brought my headphones, I believe they would like their art respected as individual pieces instead of Orchestra of Madness.Sustainability and energy wise? I would be curious to know their data on how many people visit throughout the week. I was there most of the afternoon on a weekday and felt like the only 1 at times. Yet, videos play on auto loop. As some of the videos were longer, I also had to wait quite a while to fully enjoy each of the pieces. More often than not, people would walk by without stopping for long.Conversations about gender are person specific and not easily understood without starting from the intended artists' beginning. For this reason, it was disappointing for me on various levels.

Alena B: Didn’t know what to expect coming here. Museum is free. Upstairs they have art from High school kids talking about equity & equality. Downstairs there’s more adult art from when we visited. Very abstract, thought provoking, graphic. Don’t bring kids to the downstairs there is nudity. Very fun place.

Scottie Lambert: it's free! a nice break from traditional art museums

Kit Kit: nice

Regina Lewandowski: Very nice

A Hat: Stopped by here on a whim and was glad we did. My kids loved the displays and the area upstairs where they could make their own art. I'm sure we will be returning at some point in time.

Jovanni Young: I've come here a few times, i always love the artwork and the simplistic color scheme of the museum itself. They support a lot of bipoc artists as well which is great! 💗

James Washington: Went for a world Aids day event it was a great turn out...

Cam Turner: It’s free! Don’t think twice it’s worth a few hours and I always leave inspired

Katelin: 11/10 Hidden Gem! My wife & I loved it. The artist that they showcase are phenomenal, and it's super interactive. The staff is super friendly, and it's a chill spot.

Al Dalton: Just love this place. Did a walk through with my daughter and her fiancé; they've booked CAM for their wedding. Events Director is absolutely phenomenal!!! The spaces and art exhibits are stunning! Everyone should visit

AKUMA KOA: very cool art. cool place for cool people

Daniel Rutledge: Very nice building and a very nice scenery on the left side of the building. They were closed when I stopped by but would recommend to see the variety of art inside very inspiring.