She Brews Coffee Roasters

Passing through from St. Louis, I was pleasantly surprised by the richness of flavor in their Americano. This place is more than just another charity coffee shop. They roast their own beans. Delicious!

I absolutely love this food and coffee shop! From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere feels welcoming and cozy. The perfect place to relax, meet a friend, or get some work done. The staff is always kind, patient, and genuinely happy to help with recommendations. The coffee is consistently delicious, smooth, rich, and made just right every time. You can tell they care about quality. The food is just as impressive. Everything tastes fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared. Whether you’re stopping in for a quick breakfast or a slow lunch, you really can’t go wrong.

She Brews Coffee is so much more than a coffee shop—it’s a place full of heart, hope, and incredible flavor. The moment you walk in, you're greeted with warmth, smiles, and the comforting smell of freshly brewed coffee and homemade soup. I had the loaded potato soup, and it was absolutely delicious—creamy, rich, and full of flavor, topped with green onions, cheese, and bacon. The cranberry nut bread on the side was the perfect touch, and the little orange slice with a scripture card? Such a sweet detail that makes the experience feel personal and uplifting. The vibe inside is cozy and welcoming, with friendly staff who truly care about what they’re doing. You can tell this place has a mission and a story, and it shows in everything from the service to the food. Whether you’re just stopp

The employees are very kind, the place is quite cute, the prices are reasonable, the coffee is quality, the food is delicious, and the presentation was honestly surprising. This is currently the only She Brews location to serve meals, as well as the traditional pastries one might get at a coffee shop. I highly recommend dining there. It was beyond my expectations. The price range per person depends on whether you plan on dining there (just coffee and pastries = under $10, dining = $10-$20). The establishment is a nonprofit that helps form second chances for women and families.

We stopped in on our way back home from Oklahoma to Missouri for some caffeine. Glad we did. A cute little place with friendly staff. The iced coffee was good. Can't remember what it was called but I liked it. And the dessert sopapilla cheesecake was divine. Stop in, you won't regret it