The Clover and the Bee

You order at the counter then they bring your order to you. I ordered a chai latte and a breakfast sandwich. The chai latte was flavorful and tasty. The breakfast sandwich had egg, cheese and avocado. It was hard to eat it like a sandwich so I deconstructed it with a knife and fork. I enjoyed the fresh avocado. The egg tasted frozen that was reheated. This is a cute breakfast place that has a fun vibe.

Loved this place. The outside was so cute and perfect for brunch. The food was pretty good but the cinnamon roll was THE best! Matcha was also really great.

I went here on a Sunday mid-day and it wasn't too busy. When we walked in, the host stand had a sign that said "please wait to be seated" and all of the teen workers were in three different little groups behind the counter talking, congregating and avoiding eye contact with us so my sister and I stood there hoping someone would seat us and then another couple came in behind us and that's when one of the workers finally turned to us and said "you can seat yourself and the menus are right there. You order at the counter." So that was slightly confusing, but when I went up to the counter to order, they did not ask if I wanted 'iced' or 'hot' for our matcha so I forgot to say iced - so that is my bad- we got the hot matcha's and they were not at all drinkable. It tasted as though they used boiling hot water to whisk the matcha in and it scorched it- so it was extremely bitter and burnt tasting. I truly could not drink it so I asked if they could just take them back, they were kind and did. The supervisor or oldest worker came and checked on what was wrong with the matcha, we explained and they refunded it for us and that was very kind since they did not have to do that. I definitely suggest them for food- the strata was very flavorful and my sister liked the Italian sandwich. The hash brown with chimichurri sauce was literally just a hash brown patty with sauce piped onto it- nothing special, you can get that anywhere. But the strata did standout. Definitely coming back for the food and hopefully when they have more cinnamon rolls in stock, but the service was just okay and the drinks were not the best. Also possibly having a sign pointing to where you can get sugar packets, stirring straws, salt and pepper, might clear up some confusion as well.

This place was fantastic. Great vibe, great service. We took our three kids and they were already asking to come back before we had even left. They loved the cinnamon toast and my husband especially loved his cold smoked salmon bagel (the cucumber salad was the best part!!). We can't wait to return.

We had an amazing evening at The Clover & the Bee—the kind of spot that makes you want to linger. The atmosphere was cozy, the cocktails were refreshingly perfect, and every plate looked like a work of art. Here’s what we tried and loved: • Hummus – Flavor-packed with beautiful toppings • Crab Cakes – Crispy, golden, and paired with a dreamy sauce • Dessert – Salted caramel, pretzels, and whipped cream bliss The one miss was the octopus, but the way our server handled it was outstanding. They listened, apologized, and made it right without hesitation. That level of service makes a lasting impression. Whether you’re headed there for date night, girls’ night, or just a great meal—you won’t regret it.

Lovely lunch the food was delicious and far too much for me to finish. I ordered a sweet potato chick pea salad with broccolini. Absolutely delicious?

Great experience! The food is amazing and so worth the wait. Recommend the cinnamon roll, quiche and latte. Yum!!

We stopped in for Sunday brunch and it was absolutely phenomenal. The specialty coffee menu is impressive, and the cayenne mocha was a standout. For food, I ordered the turkey sandwich with pasta salad, and it was so good I grabbed another one to-go just so my fiancé could try it (he loved it as much as I did!). The atmosphere is welcoming, and while the setup is a little different (you order at the counter) it was seamless and added to the charm. Everything from the service to the flavors exceeded expectations. Highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for a memorable brunch experience.

We were seated inside within about 15 minutes. Outside seating with first come first served. We were seated and told to order at the counter. The inside is super cute, but the tables are quite close together. I got the Italian sandwich, and it was very good. My friend tried the cheesesteak and said it was delicious! The pasta salad was with tortellini, which was a pleasant surprise. Coffee was good, too!

I usually go there for lunch/brunch but stumbled upon their cocktail/evening menu which is from Wednesday to Saturday. They had a nice happy hour with 1/2 of wine from 5-6 . The wine was tasty and the servers were helpful with choosing wine and picking items from the menu. One things that difffent at night is that patio there is used for O and O and pizza . They did not have that open at nighttime hours. But the inside was still a nice causal fun environment. We got the beef tar tar and it was so good, it felt melt in your mouth with a great taste !

My friends and family have all been to the Clover & the Bee and have raved about it, so we stepped in during lunch. It was a great experience! The atmosphere is super fun, the service was friendly, and the food was great! My Mom loved her Chopped Chicken Sandwich and my BLT was delicious. We also split the Three Cheese Cauliflower Soup, which was absolutely scrumptious! The Key Lime Latte was just okay, a bit warm (I asked for it iced), but everything else was great. We would definitely come back!

We really enjoyed the Holiday Popup! The cocktails were great! I had the Tinsel Pom-poms and my husband had the Santa Sleigh. The food was also really yummy. We had the Baked Brie, Brussel sprouts, wagyu burger & porchetta roll. It was all excellent! The Clover & Bee has been decorated for Christmas & the wait staff was dressed very festive. There is some parking in a small lot behind & street parking

I almost never get out to the burbs for brunch but I'm glad I did for The Clover & the Bee! The inside is so cute, but a bit loud and crowded, plus there was a wait. So we opted to sit outside where it was open seating and they even had a few heaters to keep us warm. We opened up with a couple pastries and lattes, which were delicious but the mains were the star. The grits with tomato ragu was so flavorful, unique and filling. My friends got the breakfast burrito, which I will be trying next time because it's vegetarian friendly and has a whole hashbrown inside of it!

We came here on a Sunday morning and it was fairly busy but we snagged a table with no wait on the corner near the entrance! Order is at the counter and they bring the food out to you. The strata was my favorite! I also enjoyed the apple danish and my partner enjoyed his breakfast burrito. The place is super cute and the patio is nice for warmer days.

Great spot for a cozy study day. The service is super friendly, and both the food and coffee hit the spot. The interior is adorable--perfect for hunkering down with your laptop or catching up with friends. Bonus points if you stick around long enough to see it transform into a wine bar.

If you ever need a private space for a function, definitely consider the clover and the bee! They have an awesome private area that has windows, different types of seating, and a built-in bar area. I went to a breakfast here, and the food was incredible per usual. They make the most delicious quiche and their whipped avocado toast is bright and citrusy.

I was very excited when my friend suggested The Clover & the Bee for a Friday night dinner. I've had it on my list to try, but didn't realize they even served dinner. I couldn't find anything online with a menu. When we arrived, it actually wasn't dinner, but a menu of small plates. I love spending money on good food and will pay a premium for a memorable meal, but man, this wasn't it. TLDR: High prices for tiny portions to be left beyond underwhelmed and disappointed. I ordered a chorizo butter oyster to start. I love chorizo and oysters separately, but this was repulsive. I was most looking forward to the spot prawns, and felt misled when it hit the table. Spot prawns are supposed to be large, succulent shrimp. What arrived (for I believe, $16 or $18) were tiny, rubbery and overcooked, pieces of shrimp. Maybe it was a cut up single spot prawn, but this was beyond frustrating for the price paid. Next, I ordered the pasta (don't have the menu online to reference for how it was described). For again, $16 or $18, I received a single ravioli, that while beautiful, was flavorless and lackluster with not enough filling and under al dente pasta. Most of it was the flat, unfilled chewy noodle. The only positives about the experience was the atmosphere and my espresso martini.

We sat outside on a beautiful fall morning. It was busy but tables were available. You order t the counter and they bring you your food. Spinach and feta quiche was small but fantastic-- for $6 each two would have made for a good meal if I didn't also order a side if grits which were the highlight of breakfast for me! Enough grits to share and they were creamy wonderfulness! All in all a fantastic experience.

Lovely little Shop with great breakfast and lunch options. The Philly is so tasty and the bread is amazing.

This is a great spot for an outdoor meal. There is inside seating too but we enjoy the patio. The clover is tied to O+O pizza so you can get either your breakfast / lunch fix or lunch / dinner. If you sit outside, claim a table and then send someone to the outdoor order window. They give you a number and will bring it to your table. The patio is on the north side of the building so it's always in the shade and comfortable. There is free parking in the back which is a nice plus since street parking in Webster is hit or miss. They grits are fantastically creamy and the classic breakfast sandwich is a solid brunch choice.

Stopped in for breakfast.. but ended up getting lunch! Breakfast ends at 11am except on the weekends, & lunch did not disappoint. The staff were very friendly in offering suggestions. We sat outside and very much enjoyed it, but the inside looked very inviting as well!

Popped in on a Sunday morning which was risky because of brunch hours. We were able to be seated at a high top table within seconds! The place was packed so if you have a party larger than 3, I suggest preparing to wait. We tried the breakfast burrito with beef and added avocado and honestly, I could do without the meat. it didn't add any flavor but the avocado was perfect. The biscuit is salty with a nice crunch but soft on the inside. The jam really pairs well. The green goddess salad was delicious!! Who knew blueberries would tie a salad together? Chefs Kiss! The banana pudding latte was well presented but the flavor was a bit bitter. There was some sort of purée in there bottom of the cup to give the pudding flavor but it wasn't enough for me. The airy, floral ambiance makes Clover and the Bee so cute and relaxing.

Clover and the Bee has an adorable name and interior--including their restrooms which have the prettiest wall tile! I love coming here for brunch and have sampled their 3 cheese cauliflower soup, avocado toast, strata, and roasted sweet potato salad. The sweet potato salad is my absolute favorite thing on the menu. The honey cumin vinaigrette was perfectly tangy drizzled over tiny peppers, avocado, broccolini, and fried chickpeas. The avocado toast was also quite unique with pepitas, golden raisins, and the most AMAZING rosemary honey. I don't drink coffee so I didn't try any of their drinks this time, but next time I'd like to sample their lavender lemonade!

I have been dying to check out Clover and Bee since I saw a picture of their stone ground grits. They were hoppin' on a Sat morning so we opted to sit outside at the "first come, first served" tables. They have a conveniently located bar window so you can order food and drinks to your table outside. The stone ground grits were to die for! Filled with cheddar and topped with two poached eggs and homemade tomato ragu, it was everything I wanted. I would've liked a second piece of bread for dipping, but otherwise it was perfect. I also tried their chocolate frozen coffee. They blend theirs with espresso, and it was a refreshing treat for the warm day

The Clover and the Bee is the fast-casual sibling of Olive + Oak down the street. It's in a charming old neighborhood and is an adorable, whimsical spot-- feels like the kind of place you'd go with a friend to debrief after pilates or grab a quick brunch with your parents. We only got drinks: Americano ($3.50) Strawberry basil latte ($5.50) They use locally roasted coffee beans. I didn't catch the name, but I always appreciate that and also their fair prices! At most places, an americano can be $4, and a flavored latte easily hits $6+, but here it was lower without sacrificing on quality. There's a takeout window if you're just grabbing drinks, and seating on the patio. Service was a bit slow, but nothing terrible, probably just the weekend rush.

Candles, liquor, charcuterie. That is about all you need in this life. And, guest what? Clover has all 3. You walk into a dimly lit, moody room beautifully ordained for a date night, happy hour, or even just solo evening and are immediately greeted with grace and enthusiasm. I kept it simple with a lillet highball. Light, refreshing, and crushable. A great low ABV option to get the evening rolling. The charcuterie was amazing. The crackers had some herbs to add some extra flavor. The cheeses were awesome and the jam was a great addition also. This place is a special little spot for anyone in need of a good date night spots with some light snacks. It was wonderful!

Clover and The Bee is a total vibe for the holidays right now. I love this place anyways, but after seeing some pictures of their holiday decor, I knew I had to check it out. I came in during cafe hours, so I can't speak on the actual bar pop up experience. I will say, the atmosphere made me want to come during the evening! Find a table, order at the counter, then take a seat and wait for your order. I wanted to get some work done, so I ordered an iced latte and a gingerbread boy cookie. Definitely hit the spot while getting my checklist done. WiFi is strong. I'll be back soon !

One of the best salads I've ever had! :) like just LOOK AT THIS THING The inside was a bit cramped feeling, kind of heard everybody's conversations in your ears the whole time. But I guess that's common in a lot of smaller cafe places. Overall the food was amazing though and def recommend

A group of 6 of us stopped in on a Friday around noon. Having seen how crowded they were THEN, I don't think I'd want to come here on a weekend! The flavor of the Bloody Mary was FANTASTIC though the lack of accoutrements was a bit disappointing. I had the Stone Ground Grits and everything about the meal was delicious, including the bread. I brought some home for later and it warmed up really good! The service was fine, for ordering at the counter, and having it brought to your table. I felt like I got my money's worth here.

Came in for lunch. Very busy but they handled it well. Ordering at the counter, number given for table and order brought out to you. Nice selection of brunch / lunch choices. The salad I ordered was generous and delicious. Airy, open room with plenty of seating. Noise level a problem for conversation which diminishes my enjoying my meal with friends.

I picked this spot for a lunch meeting. I was so bummed out that it was way too loud. Foodwise, I loved that I could do soup & salad and I was here on a rainy day, so I definitely got the three cheese cauliflower soup. It had good chunks of cauliflower in it. I will definitely get it again. That in mind, I am trying to focus on my protein intake and the salad that I picked with meat, unfortunately did not have very much in it at all, the salad was delicious, perfect dressing to lettuce ratio. Someday in my dreams this venue will be exactly the same, but bigger. Loved the vibe and the people.

I'm so happy to have stumbled upon this restaurant on Yelp! A friend and I were looking for a yummy lunch spot and I remembered seeing it when I went to another spot next door. The decor is extremely cute. I love that you order at the counter and then find a seat. The food menu has so many options! I got the soup and salad combo and it was delicious. The ingredients are fresh and perfect for lunch. The cauliflower soup is insanely good! I regretted not ordering it but I stole some bites from my friend. You can park behind the building or there is tons of street parking.

I came here for the first time with my fiancé and one of our friends for lunch and we had a lovely meal! They had been before but it was my first time, and I was delighted by my meal! The service was friendly and efficient, and the ambiance was very pleasant - we ate outside just before the rain started and enjoyed the outdoor seating! To drink we all got the house made lemonade which was super refreshing and delicious! I had the roast sweet potato salad and my fiancé and our friend both got the pastrami sandwich - I tried a bite of the sandwich and I definitely will be getting it next time! The salad was flavorful and filling, a great choice with lots of great veggies and crispy chickpeas! Overall, I'm excited to come back and try more of their menu and also hop next door to their pizza restaurant for a dinner sometime!

A friend wanted to celebrate her birthday here. The only reason I gave it a 4, Instead of a 5 Was because it was hard to chat due to crowd (Saturday), & Salt was only thing I could taste With the Biscuit & Gravy. My friend shared her bacon, & It was perfection. Great decore & features. Latte was beautiful, & yum. My friend's chia Had a totally different 'flower' on top. Beautiful. Sweet treats were all fantastic. We sampled the gf cake: An explosion of amazing flavors. Would totally order again. The chocolate chip cookie was soft & crunchy. Lovely. The chocolate crossisant was just what I was expecting. Cinammon roll had a luscious amount of incredible icing on top. I thought it was a scoop of ice-cream when I 1st saw it! If your hungry, the grits was LOADED. Birthday girl had to take 1/2 home. Another friend got poached eggs with her breakfast, & They were adorable! Great town. Location in midst of walking district. Cute neighborhoods all around. More to do than what we all had time for...was the only sad part of the experience.

Delicious cozy brunch spot. Really enjoyed my chai tea latte and the avocado toast. Staff were warm and friendly. You go up to the counter to order. They also have a little coffee window. Super cute spot! Anxious to return again!

Close but not quite perfect! Went for the first time for brunch on Saturday. Waited for about 15 minutes to get a seat inside. They take your number and text you when your table is ready so you can wander around the neighborhood shops. It is loud inside so don't go if you want to have an important conversation. You get a table assigned and then order at the counter. Fairly fast service once you order. I got the crab cake sandwich which can be an adventure if you are not close to the shore. But it's a good test to see how good a restaurant is especially if they offer one. The flavor was okay a bit overwhelmed by the relish. The biggest problem was the crab cake fell apart and didn't stay in the bun. For a coffee house their offerings were as expected. Tried cafe lait and drip coffee. My wife tried the sweet potato salad which was very good. The pickled peppers were full of flavor. Good combination with the fried chickpeas for crunch. Would like to try their other entrees and hope to be back.

Okay but this biscuit was HUGE. The service was so great. The guy that took my order was such a character and honestly service can make or break my reviews since they have an opportunity to put a bad taste in my mouth before I try the food, but I was not disappointed here! It was a hot day for brunch and this place was PACKED. There was a waitlist, but there are so many cute shops in webster groves, it's really not an issue to keep yourself busy before it's your turn. I think the only note I had for an opportunity was to add hooks under the high top tables since there were no backings to chairs. It was just a bit awkward placements. Okay so the biscuit was steamy, moist, and crisp on the outside. Just about everything you want in a biscuit. It would be nice for a variety of types of biscuits, but still delicious. I couldn't finish it- it was HUGE!

I eat breakfast or lunch at The Clover & The Bee almost daily. FOOD - excellent presentation, healthier choices and higher quality ingredients than most restaurants. SERVICE - Well managed, efficient and kind. Ambiance - nice design and decor and very clean!!! Lisa Garcia, Webster Groves.

We decided to try this place after a recommendation. It is a very cute place, but a little tight to navigate. The staff was friendly and kind. I would have liked seeing the staff smile more behind the bar, but I know they were busy. Our lobster grilled cheese with a refreshing side salad was amazing! The cheese to lobster ratio was on point. We also enjoyed a delicious Irish coffee. I will definitely go back on a weekday where it might not be so busy.

The people who work here are extremely kind and helpful. Our server recommended the Philly Cheese Steak and it was AMAZING. Seriously, it was the best I've ever had. Been here multiple times before that and had breakfast which is also delicious! The design is so cute and the overall vibe is relaxed but also really nice at the same time. It's hard to describe but it's one of my favorites!

Located in the heart of Webster Groves, Clover and the Bee is a bustling spot. It's a restaurant with a dash of literary reference. You can opt for a quick bite at the walk-up window and sit on the patio, indoor seating and they also have a seated dinner with table service. The standout is the Lobster Grilled Cheese. Are you kidding me? Beyond the food, Clover and the Bee pays homage to literary reference. The restaurant's namesake poem, "To Make A Prairie," To make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee. One clover, and a bee, And revery. The revery alone will do, If bees are few. - Emily Dickinson, To Make A Prairie

Holiday pop-up bar was fun and festive. We couldn't see menu ahead of time and several items were seafood but the items we chose were delicious. The prime rib sliders were amazing. Hoping they do this in years to come!

Can't go wrong! Great brunch place in Webster. I enjoyed the fresh labneh yogurt with granola and fresh fruits and basil. The bacon egg and cheese on a biscuit was good as well! I don't normally like biscuits but this one is delicious and a large portion size for the cost!

The inside of this place is adorable!! There isn't a ton of seating inside but our wait was very short. You order at the counter when you're ready and the servers were super friendly. The food and drinks were DELICIOUS. I highly recommend the brown butter latte and the three cheese cauliflower soup. There's plenty of street parking as well as many lots behind the surrounding stores and restaurants. I will definitely be coming back!

I had been wanting to try The Clover & the Bee for a while. This is a great brunch/lunch spot. We went on a Saturday around 1pm and waited about 25 minutes for a table. We walked to some of the cute shops in Webster while we were waiting. You go up and order at the counter after you get seated. The decor is super cute. I got the cheese steak with the house made cheez whiz. My mom got the tuna salad sandwich. Both of our sandwiches came with chips. The cheese steak was good but could have had a bit more flavor. The staff were all very friendly.

Huge portions and delicious food. Ordered the sweet potato salad and grits with eggs for two of us to split. There were leftovers that I ate for several days after. it was outstanding. Fresh and unusual combinations.

Perfect brunch/lunch spot. Bright and welcoming atmosphere. Not a large dining area and can get busy so I recommend getting a reservation. We had 4 people and were able to walk in Saturday 11am and find a table tho. You order at the counter and they bring you your food. Incredible sandwiches. Service was friendly and attentive.

Stopped by Clover and the Bee hoping for a good brunch, but it was more average than amazing. The place has a cute atmosphere with lots of natural light and a cozy vibe, but the food didn't quite live up to the setting.

Breakfast Burrito....period! I'm almost embarrassed how often I order the burrito on a weekly basis. If they had a "rewards" program I'd be eligible for multiple freebies by now.

Saturday visit during Brunch hours, both the Breakfast and Lunch menus are available. This is a cute small'ish cafe in Webster Groves that offers indoor and outdoor seating. Clearly this place is popular, but I arrived at a decent time to grab an inside seat for 1 without a wait. Entering the cafe, you are greeted at the door and seated with reusable utensils and cloth napkin along with a menu. The instructions are to order at the counter when ready. I went with the cauliflower soup and chicken Bacon Ranch cold sandwich. At first taste of the soup, it's amazing! Layers of flavor with chunks of cauliflower and a creamy base. The sandwich is huge and enough to take home 1/2. Surprisingly, it's a chopped sandwich which allows for a mix of ingredients in each bite. The bread was the perfect mix of soft and firm to hold up under the ingredients and a great flavor. A wonderful meal start to the day!

If i could give this place zero stars i would. i was really looking forward to coming here but every single thing we ordered it made us sick. I'm GF/DF (remember for later) and they seemed understanding at the register. Once our food arrived at the table, it was really oily and greasy, and the chicken sausages were raw on the inside. My husband, who has no allergies, was even nauseated by his breakfast burrito. We each ordered coffees, his a hot latte and mine cold, but each tasted like the strongest over-roasted, burnt plain black coffee. I ordered a salad to go, and once my food arrived i gave it a look over and it looked fine, just plain lettuce like i ordered. i got home and the first layer of salad had cheese underneath. So frustrating because of course i couldn't see that without opening it and picking through it in the restaurant. It appeared to be that fake sprinkle "parmesan" stuff, and TONS of it. I also asked for no sunflower seeds in my salad and had to hand-pick them out as i'm allergic to the peppers that they were seasoned with. My husband ordered my salad for me and when he asked that the sunflowers not be included and he was told "you won't taste them". ??? I couldn't even salvage my salad (even bringing it home and trying to pick everything out) because the lettuce was slimy. Maybe because of the greasy sunflower seeds but who knows. The salad dressing was also curdled. We had enjoyed this restaurant once years ago but this experience was really so bad. Its silly but i feel like we spent $90 for *literally* not a single item to taste good/sit well and i feel robbed lol. I've included photos of just the amount of the fake cheese and sunflower seeds there were.

The place had a really nice ambience, with the mood lighting and the comfy furniture. I got a latte with cardamom syrup and a breakfast burrito, both were great!

The service and ambiance were phenomenal. Our server Gavin was polite and attentive. He gave several recommendations and even made my favorite drink called the Hot Totty the wasn't listed on the menu. They serve smaller plates so I wouldn't recommend going here if you are wanting a more hearty meal but for shareable plate style dining this is the perfect place! Highly recommend.

Everything about this place was such a pleasant experience! We were immediately greeted by a friendly host. The restaurant was pretty crowded so we had a short wait, but our table was ready in almost no time at all! The inside of the restaurant is very cute and trendy. I especially enjoyed all of their Christmas decorations. The food options on the menu all have a really unique and creative twist. We ordered a lavender latte and a brown butter latte. Both were impressively delicious. I'm always on the hunt for the best lavender latte, and I must say that this one ranks up there! Extremely flavorful! Our food was wonderful as expected. My boyfriend ordered the Cheese Steak and said that it was the best cheese steak that he's had in St. Louis. I ordered the Farro Bowl and added grilled chicken. It includes red wine pears, kale, almonds, pecorino, and a brown butter sage vinaigrette. This was light yet very filling. I can't wait to come back and try other menu items!

The Clover and the Bee is located in Old Webster Groves . It's is a nicely decorated place in a nice part of town. It's. order at the counter and your food is brought to you. It's expensive and portions are very small. I bought a chai latte, a very small portion of avocado toast, a very small side hash brown patty (dry and not tasty) and a very small slice of an olive oil cake. All of these items were a smaller portion than at any other restaurant that I have been to. My bill with tax and tip was almost $35. I don't feel it was worth the price, but other people do because it was packed and it usually is.I will not likely return due to the price and portion size. The flavor was ok, but not outstanding.

I think $5 for a regular cup of coffee is excessive. Pastries are good but not great. They are small and basic. Plenty of other options in the area to try. Atmosphere is comfortable and busy.

Oh my goodness, what's not to love. There is seating both inside and out. Came in and everyone was super helpful. Fresh juices and healthy options across the menu. The coffee and my salad were both great. I will have to come back to try a few other options