La Finca Coffee

A bit unique for a coffee house experience, certainly in the St. Louis area. This is their Eureka location. They also have shops in Washington, MO and in “The Grove” neighborhood. The people were kind and helpful. The decor has an overtly Spanish vibe, as does their food menu. True to trying the full experience, I ordered their Breakfast Tamales with beef (options of pork, chicken, or beef.) The portion is generous, though not a ton of meat inside. There are two fried eggs served over the tamales, so there’s still a good amount of protein. (See my picture of this dish.) My breve latte was fantastic! Glad I ordered a large. (20 oz) They serve 12/16/20oz for hot coffees.

This company offers excellent food and outstanding coffee. However, the service time for coffee beverages—particularly lattes—needs improvement. The wait is consistently much longer than expected, and it appears that having only one person preparing drinks is not sufficient during busy periods. After several visits, I’ve been disappointed by how long it takes to receive even a single drink.

The apple empanada? A total scene-stealer. Buttery, flaky crust with warm, spiced apple filling—like a hug in pastry form. Paired it with a hazelnut latte that hit all the right notes. Together, they were heaven! The vibe inside? Cozy and calm, like the kind of place where your coffee comes with a side of good energy. The cashier was kind and welcoming, and clearly knows her regulars. One walked in behind me and—no joke—her drink was already waiting.--She looked surprised and I looked impressed. :) It’s the kind of spot that makes you want to become a regular, too. Food, coffee, service… all working in harmony like a well-rehearsed coffeehouse symphony. And then I walked outside to the train passing by...perfect sip, bite and small town feel. Enjoying life 1 sip, 1 bite, and 1 small to

We stopped in Eureka for lunch on a road trip and then found this place for coffee! It was so good! They roast their own coffee and do it very well. We bought coffee to drink and beans for the road. The owners were there and made us feel right at home. Will definitely be making this a regular stop for when we travel.

For the price of 2 cuban sandwiches, a coffee and a cold dirty chai of $47 with tip. We were very disappointed. The sandwich had very very little cuban meat. The ham tasted like store bought. The chips were ehh. Basically we paid for gloried ham sandwiches, there wasn't anything cuban about this lunch in my opinion . The coffee is very good. The atmosphere is nice.