Wired Coffee

I am in LOVE with this place! I work around here and finding a great place for lunch is hard in this area. What you really only have the area is St Louis Bread Co, but at lunchtime it’s a madhouse. I was happy to take a chance on Wired Coffee one day, which sits nip and tuck around the corner from Jimmy Johns. I was pleasantly surprised at how amazingly cool this place is. The staff is so friendly and warm, and the whole vibe here is all you’d expect in an ideal coffee shop. The food selection is outstanding. They specialize in Panini sandwiches, Breakfast wraps, and today I tried what happened to be the greatest slice of carrot cake I ever had in my life. Everything I’ve had here has been outstanding. I was for a long time wasting my time and money at St Louis Bread Co when I thankfully stumbled upon this place. They also host many open mic nights and etc. from what I see on the news boards there. I’ve really only been here for lunch, but I must say that I’m a huge fan. I encourage everyone to come and stop by this place. You will be hooked to its charm!

Best coffee house in town! Great staff and they have a small meeting room that you can meet clients in for free!
Diverse menu and great coffee and drinks.

Delicious caramel macchiato. Truly educated baristas. They know what they are doing. Ahhh. Now I want one, like 2 seconds ago.

What a cool place I was taken to! My caramel macchiato was delish and the wifi was FAST! I loved how big this place was and you didn’t have to sit on top of the people next to you. The people working there were friendly too.

I came here a couple years ago and remembered it being good. After seeing a movie, I decided to stop by for a coffee and a gelato.
I stood for awhile waiting on someone to take my order. I asked for an iced coffee with sugar free chocolate and raspberry and a cherry gelato cone.
the coffee at first drink was not good. it grew on me. by the time i got home it tased pretty good. the gelato was really soft. it was melting before i even got to my car.
overall, it was ok.

I’m supposed to be working on a copywriting project, but I’m writing this review for Wired, instead. Am I slacker or just in love with this place?
Pretty much the second one. Since leaving my full-​time job in April, I’ve become a coffeeshop nomad as I work on freelance stuff. Generally, I keep within the city limits, but because Wired is literally a stone’s throw from The Boy’s office (if you have a Jim Edmonds-​like cannon), I’ve been coming here quite often. At first, I bought only hot chocolates and would leave after an hour. Now, though, I’m a menu connoisseur.
Well, sort of. I never remember the names of what I eat. But I can describe them!
I love the soup/​salad deal for about $ 6. My favorite salad has lettuce, apples, dried apricots, onions, cheese and a vinaigrette dressing (served on the side without my asking!). The best soup is a brie-​mushroom concoction. This sucker is so creamy, and if I eat it first, I usually have to take my salad home because I’m too full to finish the entire meal. It all comes with three round crackers with those little black dots on them.
Wired’s smoothies also are pretty tasty. There’s one with a bazillion berries (Ok, maybe just strawberries, blueberries and something else), one with just strawberries (heavenly) and one with strawberries and banana, among others. They’re pretty filling for $ 4 and some change, and they won’t add crazy bulk-​up powder unless you ask them to.
Speaking of smoothies, I was enjoying a strawberry one just a few minutes ago, and the nice counter girl walked over to say, «I made too much of this other smoothie. Would you like it?» Seriously, it was a whole second cup of smoothie, this time with blueberries, bananas and almond milk. A whole smoothie. For free. FOR FREE. And she was just being nice! SOLD!
So now that I’m eating and drinking more, I’m also working longer. I’ve hung out here for three hours at a time, and the crew has never looked at me askance. There’s free wifi (speedy!) and plenty of tables and comfy chairs. I usually end up buying a cookie or something every hour, but on the rare occasions that I haven’t, they’ve never shot telepathic death rays at me (that I know of).
That’s all I ask for in a great coffeeshop — no telepathic death rays. And sometimes tasty food and drink.

Wired Coffe is great. It has the best of that national chain coffee shop without the noise and crowds. Even when the place is full it doesnt feel packed. Great coffee, delicous smoothies, wonderful gelato.
They have a semi-​private room thats perfect for meetings and, of course, Wi-​Fi. Wired Coffee is my first choice for a coffee shop meeting.
The décor is fun and vibrant.

Very bright. That is what first came to mind when I stepped in. Many bright colors create a sort of upbeat environment. Very friendly staff and gelato. Not very many coffee houses around the St. Louis area carry gelato. I would say this place would be great for meeting someone or possibly use the combination of the colors and coffee to get some productive work done in the morning (this is a bit difficult for me). Seems like a very nice place, and a bit hidden from Lindbergh creating plenty of open tables. This is not the sort of place I would find myself spending hours writing away, although pretty sure thats not what the owner had in mind when starting this business. The only flaw that I find is that it closes early. I’m a bit of a night owl, and I expect my coffee shops to stay awake as late as I do (although this is hard to come by in St. Louis). Wired Coffee is definitely worth checking out.

I will admit that I’m a bit spoiled since I live in the city with sooo many wonderful coffee shops all around me, so keep that in mind.
The décor is a bit preschool, not artsy, more like IKEA. I was here at 8:30am on a Tues morn. And there were about 5 other people here, so no problem getting a seat.
I got a mocha and a bagel. Bagels and mocha were just okay… nothing with any heart or flavor put into it. It was pretty cheap though, only about 5.00 for a lg mocha with bagel.
The service was very fast and friendly.
Good place for wifi type stuff since it wasn’t crowded a bit. I’m sure I’ll come back and skip the Bread Co right down the street.

How much do I love Wired? Let’s start with extremely friendly and energetic service, comfortable seating and laid back environment and people respect that the fact you are working and you don’t hear loud voices or people being nosy.
The coffee is great which is a given. The tea selection is pretty good as well. The pastries and sandwiches are delicious. I tried a goey butter cake with raspberries. So unbelievably good. My friend had a turkey panini. Also really good.
Wired has a pretty wide range of selections from smoothies, frappes, expresso, but also serves breakfast, soups, gelato & sorbetto. Lots of great food to get me though my work day. One of the best things about Wired is the free WiFi so I can get out of my home office and work in a fresh new place for a few hours. I am trying to make it my office away from office at least once a week.

Wired has become my go-​to St. Louis coffee shop recently, and it’s only partly because I live around this area. I will travel for a great coffee shop. It’s just that with Wired here I don’t have to.
The coffee is excellent. I usually drink it very close to black, with a dash of cinnamon or chocolate powder and maybe a hint of cream. It doesn’t need anything else. They also make a fine latte, with plenty of flavor shots to add. There are plenty of pastries to get with your coffee, but you’re gonna want some gelato. Oh, yes. Free samples, too.
Wired has a calm, pleasant vibe. It’s usually kinda quiet, though it’s not because it’s deserted, and the décor is bright and inviting. The mix of comfy seats and sofas to tables and chairs is just about perfect, making sure there’s a spot for you whether you want to work, chill, chat, or just eat and drink.
Generally, I’ve come round here mid-​afternoon, so I haven’t ordered a real meal yet. Hopefully I’ll have an update soon raving about some sandwich or salad. Or maybe breakfast.

The décor and artwork here is reminiscent of a kindergarten classroom. Yet, Wired has a lot of features that a kindergarten doesn’t (and ought not to) have. Coffee, gelato, a fireplace, free wifi and plenty of outlets.
Although it’s outside my personal study radius, this place is definitely «wired» to meet the needs of a student and if I were ever marooned in this part of town, I would be extremely productive thanks to Wired.

This place has scones & gelato, & that wins my heart. The gelato is a bit stickier than Benito’s. The raspberry sorbetto was a bit tart, but not tooo tart. Ambience was cool. Loved it!

This place is a gem that is hard to find unless you know where to look. I think I almost got in an accident looking… lol
The inside is very nice and the staff is always very friendly. The owner was very nice and talked to me right after I finished an application to apply for a job there. She was very sweet and I still go back when I’m in Sunset Hills, even if I didn’t get the job… haha

Great place to hang out with friends. Plenty of chairs and couches. There’s even a private back room equipped with a flat screen that you can reserve for free.
The coffee is wonderful, not the best, but it’s pretty decent. I usually go for the fruit smoothies they that they have seasonally, I find them to be refreshing. The cheese sandwiches are pretty good as well. They offer you plenty of bread, cheese and sauce selections when you order. The sandwiches also come with chips and salsa. I’ve also had broccoli cheddar soup there, quite good. The one thing that I have to say is the best about Wired is the coffee gelato. Decadent gelato with chocolate covered coffee beans. It’s heaven!

What a great place!
My husband brought this home as carry out one night and we dined there tonight.
It should be called Wired Gelato/​Sandwiches/​Coffee!
Service: Smiles, friendly, and efficient.
Interior/​Exterior: Very clean, Nice décor, a lot of professionals from the area come here, and a nice place to relax at for awhile. There is a Border’s not far from here and we went there next. :) There was a fireplace with comfy chairs all around it. There are a couple of couches near the window but I didn’t try them out.
There is a room that available to be reserved for free! All they ask is that you order their products (food/​coffee) or so says the sign on the wall of the glass entrance to that room.
Outside are patio furniture that allow you to take in the sun.
Coffee: The Café Mocha was fair. Tasted like sugar. After tasting Mud House’s Café Mocha, where you can actually taste the coffee and appreciate that fact, it is what I compare all café mocha’s to. I had a regular mild coffee of the day called Black and Tan that was good.
Food: The gelato was such a surprise! I have only had the Dark Chocolate Chunk one, just a little cup is all you need! SO GOOD!
The sandwiches are better then Panera’s/Bread company, not that that is a standard but any means.
I have had the turkey panini and the club panini, both were very good and fresh!
The are served with tortilla chips, that are very tasty, and a good salsa.
My husband had the club wrap and he loved it also.
A great experience all around.
Go for the sandwiches and the gelato! :)

I found Wired completely by accident a few weeks ago, after a lunch with a friend at O’Leary’s. I’m so glad that I stumbled upon this little gem off of Lindbergh, too!
The ambiance is bright and inviting. And the staff is just as welcoming as the décor. They really don’t care if you plop down, order a small item and then sit for hours. Most other coffee shops would scurry you out of there if you weren’t buying something every hour on the hour.
And the gelato — what a grand idea to serve gelato at a coffee shop. For those of us who don’t indulge in caffeinated beverages, this is a treat for sure! There is also a sandwich menu (both for dining-​in and to-​go) for those of you who don’t want coffee or gelato. I look a chicken Caesar wrap to-​go and it was just enough for dinner.
If I lived in West County and wanted a fun coffee shop to go work at, Wired Coffee would be my first stop. Even though I don’t live anywhere close, I’m happy to stop in here occasionally to meet some W. County Unilocalers or get some work done.

This place is just cool.
When I want to have something a little different while in Sunset Hills this is the place I go. I like the funky vibe coffee, tea, panini sandwiches, salads and gelato (free samples!) plus a fireplace in the middle of the place.
Check out the free standing signs a few feet in front of the door to figure out how you want to order (for food).
This is one of the only place I am willing to pay extra for specialty coffee. I am highly impressed.
They offer free Wi-​Fi and 10 person or less semiprivate meeting room with a flat panel TV.
As usual with my 5 stars places, this one can get crowded so be patient (can be an after school hang out).
This place is too cool to be in a strip center in the county. (add a visit to Laumeier Sculpture park to really blow a visitors mind)

I’m not one to frequent coffee shops because, well, I don’t drink coffee. I’m often in St. Louis for work though and I started getting sick of having to go to Bread Co. for free wireless so when I heard about this place from a friend I checked it out. Needless to say, I was very impressed. They staff is very friendly and has helped me pick out non-​coffee drinks. I’ve also come in for dinner and they have very good panini sandwiches. They’re pretty straight-​forward but in that way where you’re like «I should eat more paninis because they’re always good.»
Other info: it’s a great local place — Jan and Judy are the owners and one of them seems to be around most of the time.
You can also get breakfast paninis at any time of day.
You can also do a pick 2, 3, or 4, choosing from half sandwich, soup, salad, gelato, 16 oz. drink.
Check it out!

I’m not a local; I’m a guy who travels a bunch and is frequently looking for a great independent coffeebar. Though indys are often difficult to find — it’s almost impossible to find a great one where the product is done well. I ordered a latte with a few ‘twists’ just because I could see from the well thought out space, various visual cues, and welcome at the register that there was good chance Wired could execute — they did. The espresso shot was pulled well, and the milk was steamed to the exact temperature.
What prevents a 5^th star? As a former coffeebar owner, there are a few things I’m attentive to. 1) There’s a standing-​wave echo in here. Some Auralex or similar audio foam could soak of the extra noise well. 2.) The music doesn’t seemed to fit my expectation for «Wired». I’m thinkin’ upbeat contempo jazz or even cool retro standards with Diana Krall or Sinatra mixed in. The 70’s and (as I write this) country… eek. That’s a personal taste issue.
If you live locally — places this nice are getting killed by the chains that can buy prime realestate (trust me… I know). All it takes is the green mermaid buying a prime corner a block away and all the out-​of-​towners and yocals who don’t care about the details will forget about Wired. It’s your responsibility to not just tell friends and co-​workers, but to TAKE THEM TO WIRED. At $ 3 to $ 5 per customer no business owner can afford enough advertising — the patrons have to help them out. Lastly, don’t hang out for hours on your notebook without constantly buying stuff. Wireless ain’t free to the business.