Teaspoons Cafe — Restaurant in Edwardsville

The quiche was wonderful and the crust on it was OMG amazing. Got some bulk tea to go and, although more expensive than other places to buy tea, I like supporting local business. Made some at home and it was delicious and of high enough quality that I got 6 brews out of it. I understand businesses have to make a profit and idk what they pay for their tea but felt like it could be a little cheaper. It won't stop me from buying more from their but it won't be my primary source. It'd be great if they also offered a discount for buying more at one time. If they do, it wasn't posted or told to me. I also got their Aztec Mocha while I was there and it was absolutely DELICIOUS! Also, if the rest of their food is as good as that quiche, I will definitely be trying other things there. They also offer 2 quiches daily, one with meat and one with only veggies so vegetarians who eat eggs can get a delicious quiche here as well. I will also say that they have very friendly service with a genuine smile and I definitely felt welcomed there from the moment they spoke. I do really like this...

Honestly, as soon as I ordered water to drink and the girl grabbed a cup, put a few ice cubes in it and turned on the sink they wash their hands in, I should've canceled my order and left. I struggled to eat a half sandwich there, I gave the other half to my grandmother to take home. I am used to real restaurants, so when I saw "sliced chicken breast" on the menu, I thought it was an actual chicken breast that had been sliced. Wrong, it's deli cut chicken. Only about 3 thin slices on the sandwich too. And the entrapment for tips is beyond unprofessional. Turning the register around and can't move on to pay until I type in if I'm giving a tip or not is ridiculous. They don't come take my order and I got water from a sink, why should I tip? I did, because I was very uncomfortable knowing my food was being made AFTER they knew if they were getting a tip or not. Is this place owned by a child? It was a one and done for me. I will never return. And yes, I will tell anyone who asks about this place exactly what I...

We came into town to visit family and upon realizing they weren’t home, we ventured out for breakfast. I googled local places and the picture of the breakfast burrito grabbed my attention. Since this occurred during the time of covid-19, all the tables were spaced appropriately, the patient and friendly staff were masked, and everything was spotless. The breakfast burrito was packed full of cheese, potatoes, chorizo and served with sour cream and a smoky sauce on the side. It was was absolutely delicious. My oldest daughter enjoyed the quiche of the day (sausage, tomato & cheddar) and said it was the best she’s ever had. My youngest daughter had the pancakes and although she could only finish one, she went on and on about the sausage that came alongside the order. The next time we come this way, we will definitely be back for another burrito and to try...