Pint Size Bakery & Coffee

Ok… finally got around to visiting their new location (they recently moved).
They now have seats to chill on and it’s a cute set up… but I’m about to lay down some critiques:
1) there’s no WiFi (they should really look into offering that for customers)
2) there are a few «desks» and chairs, sorta like old school furniture. It’s cool but not comfortable
3) the music during my visit has been rap/​hip hop… with vulgar language at times… lots of «F bombs» and even that «N word» whoa (I don’t mind the music but for a business, ehhhh)
4) my latte wasn’t great, not bad… just not my fave
I’ll be back, I like their look and feel somewhat, they did JUST open up here so they probably still need to work out a flow. There are 2 registers which can be helpful but customers don’t know where to line up.
When I walked in, I was the 3^rd customer… I knew this but the guy behind the counter asked if I was ready to order. I told him, «thanks but it’s actually her turn.» It wasn’t an issue but you can see where that could create tension.
I’m all for a new coffee shop where I can chill a bit and catch up on work. Maybe they’re not looking for that here… perhaps they like the quick in/​out approach. It’s their business, they can do what they like… I’m just sharing some feedback.

I don’t even know where to start. I tried the oatmeal and chocolate chip cookies, the cookie in a brownie, and some type of pecan and caramel delight. it was all very good but that pecan treat was amazing. I highly recommend the Pint Size Bakery. Did I mention that they sent everything by currier to southern California?

Oatmeal cream pie and raspberry crème filled sugar cookie pie was awesome… Everything looks really good — 5 stars… I will be a regular and it’s in a great spot around my neighborhood — legit bakers!

They just reopened in a NEW location about ²⁄₃ of a mile from old spot. Really can not say enough fantastic things about this place. The service is outstanding, Chad is always very pleasant. The Iced Coffee is the BEST I have ever had. And all the baked goods are out of this world. I usually get the quiche of the day, always so good. Though I am also a fan of the Breakfast cookie.
Excited the new location has seating, will be great for when I am out and about with my kiddos. The décor is so beautiful and the bathroom (i know, who talks about a bathroom) is SO ADORABLE! The floor is AMAZING. If you have not been yet, you have to go. :)

Friendly service, great coffee, and they love dogs! My boyfriend and I walked to this cute bakery a few weekends ago, and I enjoyed a mango and blackberry scone with a vanilla latte. Their scones and coffee are so good; they put Starbucks to shame!
We ate our breakfast on their little patio with our dog, and they brought a little treat out to our puppy. This is why I love local businesses!

This place is awesome! It really is pint-​sized, but they’re moving to a new location later this month. They’ll be at 313 Watson Road, St. Louis, MO 63 139, right near Arsenal. The last day at this location is this Friday ⁴⁄₈.
I’m amazed that I haven’t tried this place out earlier, since I live in the area and I have a weakness for sweets, especially as well executed as they do here at this adorable bakery. When you walk in, there’s a counter display for all kinds of gorgeous goodies. There are cash registers at either end of the counter.
My husband and I got a brookie (brownie with cookie dough baked into the center of it) and a dreamsicle cookie sandwich. It came to about $ 6 or $ 7 for both, but the brookie was huuuge and they were so delicious! The brookie, I have to admit, was actually a bit on the chocolately side, even for me (and I loooove chocolate). I think it would have been perfect with a glass of milk! I’ll have to remember that for next time. Also, I really liked the sprinkles on top of the brookie, so that there was a small crunch whenever I bit into the top of it. The sammie was pretty good; less dense than the brookie, so it was nice to break it up. The filling was airy and complemented the cookies on the outside.
It was worth the time and money it took my husband and I to check them out. It seems like they really emphasize using local ingredients. Also, they don’t use preservatives, so evidently everything is baked from scratch every day. If that doesn’t deserve 5 stars, then I don’t know what is!
They don’t have an official opening date yet for the new location, but you can check out their facebook page for the latest details. I can’t wait to visit them there and try other yummy things!

Congratulations to Pint Size Bakery for being included on Ian Froeb’s STL 100. I’ve been in love with PSB ever since they opened 4 years ago. I’m thankful that their current and new upcoming location are both within walking distance of my home. The only way I could love them more, is for them to be open on Monday.
When I was a wee lad, growing up on a farm in Illinois, my favorite treat after school was an Oatmeal Cream Pie by Little Debbie. Back then I thought those were the real deal, with a glass of cold milk. Now that I am an old man, with taste buds that have experienced the Oatmeal Cream Pies from Pint Size Bakery, I realize as youth, I was totally slumming it with Little Deb. The oatmeal is by far the best, but do give Dreamsicle & Chocolate a chance as well.
Ian recommended the Oatmeal Cream Pie as his «must order». Once again, I have to disagree with him. Yes, I love me a OCP, but for me the scones at Pint Size are the star attraction. I favor the savory, but there are times when a sweet scone steals my heart, like this morning. I was so content ordering my savory, which was Kale & Mozzarella. Then out of the corner of eye, I saw a Raspberry with White Icing. I had to have both.
Once I was home, the savory was the perfect accompaniment to my morning milk. I thought I was going to leave the sweet scone until later in the day for a snack. That did not happen, it kept calling my name. I soon was devouring it with a cup of coffee and this morning, the sweet was the best treat.
If you’ve got dogs, they sell little bags of dog bones for $ 1.50. I highly recommend these and so do my dogs. My dogs love’m and by me buying these, I get to enjoy my treats in peace from Pint Size as K-​9 children enjoy theirs.
The service at PSB is always top notch. They remember the regulars and if you’re not a regular, they’ll still welcome you as if you were.

Wow! Amazing flavors and treats. Haven’t had the salted caramel croissants but I hear they are AMAZINGLYGOOD! Next trip, and more happy calories. And more running: o (Highly recommend this place

Can I just say thank you Pint Size for being awesome. Pastries are deelish and you can’t beat the freshness. Best Almond Croissant in St Louis MMMMMMM

Pint Size has been a favorite with my wife and I for years! We basically order a cake from them for any and every occasion we can think of (our engagement, wedding, birthdays, son’s baptism, new house, you name it). We are big fans of the Adam and the Funfetti. Anytime we have guests visiting, we make sure to take them to Pint Size on Saturday around 10 for the Salted Carmel Crescents. They are so good they will ruin your life (in a good way).
You can’t go wrong with anything behind the counter, some of my favorites include: White Chocolate, Cranberry and Potato Chip Cookie, any sammies or cupcakes, Blondies, the Savory Scones and Morning Glory Muffins. Whatever you order, be sure to have Chad make you a coffee to go with it.
While the baked goods can’t be beat, a large part of Pint Sizes appeal is the friendly, outgoing staff and owner. Christy knows our favorite items, dogs names and always holds our baby when we drop in. She makes picking up treats more like a visit with an old friend. She and Nancy even dubbed themselves our sons «Fairy God Mothers» while baking his baptism cake.
I can’t wait to see what’s in store for the new location!

The scents & aromas of sweet & savory baked goods alone is worth the trip & then you taste a cookie, or a cupcake… Like a pastry party in your mouth :) Kaldi’s coffee too, and homemade syrups make the best ice Turtle lattes in S. City

This bakery is small, quaint, and nothing short of delicious. Every time I come, I’m not disappointed with what I’ve picked out. Most recently we tried their spinach and caramelized onion quiche and handmade breakfast pocket with gouda and potato.
Everything looks so appetizing, so sometimes it’s hard to choose what to get! I recommend bringing friends and sharing a bunch of things.
If you look in the back, you can see them hard at work baking new items. It’s a fun little bakery and I’m looking forward to when they move into a larger spot. They never disappoint! If you follow them on Instagram or Twitter, you can see some of the items they’ll have that day.

Pint Size is a super small yet amazing bakery located in South City, everything here is small batch so when it’s gone its gone until the next day. Now I could go on and on about their delicious baked goods, however the main things that I tend to stick with are so good that I dare you to just have one. I can never stop here without getting at least one Oatmeal Cream Pie, and no these are nothing like the ones produced by Little Debbie. Instead the OMP from Pint Size are like something your grandma used to make, first they start off with two perfectly spiced soft and chewy oatmeal cookies and smother apply a light and fluffy vanilla cream between the two before placing them in the fridge to chill, the result is nothing more than a mouthwatering masterpiece. Seriously I recommend ordering at least two, one for now and one for later.
Next up is their hand pies, they occasionally serve some up during the week however my favorite are served once a year the Saturday before Thanksgiving. You simple cannot go wrong waking up early and making your way to Pint Size to enjoy two or three of their delicious Thanksgiving Hand Pies. The Turkey Dinner hand pie contains turkey with sage, gravy, and mashed potatoes, while the green-​bean casserole hand pie is just that and topped with crispy onions. You cannot have Thanksgiving without desert and luckily they have that covered too with the apple butter crumb hand pie with house made apple butter. Total disclaimer, I am not a fan of green bean casserole, so I enjoy the apple butter crumb and turkey dinner hand pies, both are phenomenal and will have you craving seconds!
In addition to the delicious goodies I already mentioned they also serve up cakes, pies, scones, cookies, muffins, cupcakes and more. They even have homemade treats for your four legged friend. The inside is small, without only enough space for 5 – 6 people so during peak hours you might see several people waiting outside, but the line usually moves pretty fast plus it’s so worth it no matter what the weather is. Service here is always great, and the staff is super friendly. Parking is limited to a small lot shared with the neighboring restaurant, however there is always more than enough spaces because their schedules do not overlap. Overall if you are in South City and have a sweet tooth, I highly recommend stopping into Pint Size Bakery!

Oh. My. Goodness. How have I never before tried the zingers? Absolutely delicious! A new favorite! Great job Christie & crew!

I adore Pint Size, the personal touches they add, the homemade taste of their food and above all else the oatmeal crème pies. These are not your typical Little Debbie oatmeal crème pies (which I don’t care for by the way) these are next level, best you ever had, keep you coming back for more oatmeal crème pies! Now deep in my heart I am a chocolate girl so if you want something chocolatey try the cocoa nib espresso brownie. It was so rich and decadent I wish I would have gotten more than one!

This bakery is the bee knees (who came up with that saying, anyway?)! There was a rumor circulating around my place of work that they were closing, and I rushed straight there to make sure this was not the case. Turns out, they are expanding. not closing! Phew!
Everything I’ve ever gotten there has been devoured and enjoyed, and I’ve been there quite a few times. The selection is always interesting… That pleases me greatly. Yes, I am the type who enjoys fun flavors like orange chocolate brownie scones and BLT muffins. Kaldi’s coffee and charming service… time for you to give Pint Size a try!

Pretty freaking awesome. I think Tracey W’s review hit the nail on the head, though. I don’t have much to add other than Saturday morning = raspberry zingers. Oh and yeah this place is sooo close to Knitorious that I foresee I will be making more trips just due to proximity. But the pre-​requisite for that would be having to drive to Knitorious first, which is a hell of a long drive for me to begin with. And I already have enough yarn to choke an elephant… so yeah. I guess I like their baked goods but I don’t crave them enough to drive an hour and a half round trip for them. I wish we had more bakeries like this on main street though! Would be awesome if they opened a second location. BTW, be careful how much of this stuff you eat esp if you have IBS. They use a TON of butter in everything, and that, unfortunately destroyed my colon. Not trying to be gross, but be warned, especially if you don’t have a gall bladder! D: D: D:

This little shop has been on my Bookmarked list for months and boy was it worth the wait! I met a friend there earlier today for a cup of coffee and a treat. Even in the icky, rainy weather visiting Pint Size Bakery & Coffee was a truly wonderful and delicious experience.
I sampled their Coconut Macaroon tea cake with a blackberry filling and it was delicious! I have read so much about the Salted Caramel croissants, the Br-​ookie, the blondies, and their savory scones but I was very happy with my choice. The décor, as my fellow Unilocalers have managed, is right off a Pinterest page. The custom-​made mason jar stamp on all of their packaging is just the cherry on top!
As a first timer, I asked the cashier for some recommendations and she was more than happy to accommodate. She gave me a variety of recommendations which I absolutely loved: offering something with chocolate, something savory, and something with Pint Size’s salted caramel. Her passion for the shop was apparent and her smile brightened up the shop on even the gloomiest STL day. If you can’t tell already, I give two thumbs-​up to Pint Size Bakery. The care for their craft, the customer service, as well as the décor add to the experience that they create for you and all at a $ 5 price line (if you are able to muster up enough self-​control to only buy 1 treat!) I only wish that I had found out about Pint Size sooner! I’ll be drooling just thinking about this little shop in Chicago a few months from now. ;)

The Oatmeal Crème Pies are the reason to come to this place! I’m a sucker for oatmeal cookies and was dying to give it a try! They obviously keep them in the fridge — at first this disappointed me because I worried it would be too hard and the cookie would loose it’s chewy oatmeal texture. But that wasn’t the case at all! And after a couple bites I understood why you would want to refrigerate them — the marshmallow crème warms up and squeezes out. But it was a perfectly delicious, finger-​lickin’ experience!
My second favorite treat was the Chocolate Salted Caramel Cookie Sammie. The cookie was soft and chewy and caramel icing packed a flavorful punch.
I also tried the Chocolate Raspberry cake in a cup, but it wasn’t really my thing. The cake was nothing special and the icing tasted mostly of sugar and less of actually raspberry.
This is a cute little place and absolutely worth checking out!

Excellent rhubarb frosting-​less cupcakes. Delicious scones — cherry sweet and the savory too!
The lemon curd cupcake was way too sweet. Too rich and too moist, almost box cake quality moist. The hazelnut chocolate chip bar was too dense and dry to my liking.
No espresso :(.