Located at the intersection of 135th St in a very safe yet easy to miss mini-strip mall, Revocup is…read morea high level coffee experience! First of all, be sure not to blink because the sign isn't very visable and the location is unassuming from the outside, abeit a very clean exterior. Walking in, I love the vibe, trendy but not pretentious, grounded yet modern and a fair amount of people but not overflowing. Yessiree Bob, this is my kind of place. Oh and the baristas are patient, kind and willing to offer advice based on your individual tastes. I've been here several times; however, my eating habits preclude me from indulging in anything outside of berries. Do the apple fritters, donuts, muffins and other items look outstanding, of course they do. In fact, my buddy whom I generally meet there has raved how good the pastries are and after living in Austin and trying home made poptarts, I'm still kicking myself for not trying them. However, the path to maintaining a healthy weight and figure is paved in discipline. I must admit they nailed the ambiance. The cement floors are patterned with what looks like dark wood textured tiles and the walls are a warm burgundy, emitting a certain visual warmth. The hanging art amuses me, sometimes it's movie paintings, sometimes its modern art while other times it's eclectic and I've never figured out their rotation, but I appreciate it. The hanging lamps offer a bit of 2010 mod while the open coffee service area proudly displays all of the tools of an expert craftsman. The counter area has a small display case enticing the sweet tooth and the chalk boards give a simplistic view of their menu, but they also offer daily "experiments" that are fun to sample. The first time I came, I tried the Café Au Lait which was very strong, robust and full of lasting flavor. The 12oz amount seemed to be about perfect for my needs. The next time I dropped by I sampled the Dulce de Leche which was a mistake. Why, you might be wondering? Because I've never ordered anything else since then and I always get the 16oz. It's smooth, a little softer on the coffee flavor while balancing it with the strong caramel notes. I know it's probably got more calories than I want, but hey, that's why I'm not eating! They also have some pretty good selection of home ground coffees from places like Ethiopia, Costa Rica, Brazil and other far, far away locations. Come to think of it I don't recall if they have any Hawaiian beans which are pretty trendy now (Kona is a great coffee!!) Oh I forgot to mention they do have a fast wifi but please for the love of God, don't be that geek in the corner pretending to write the great American novel in the corner. That's so.... 2000s.... Overall, this is my favorite coffee shop in Overland Park and it's not even close. Stop on by for the best coffee experience you'll have in the area!

The coffee here is so good, we came 2x in 1 day! Here for a soccer tournament and got some lattes…read moreearly, then we came back for another set of them. Service was super friendly and super cute place. Being from Boston, I had to get the Mahomes donut!

Apogee was a great find. There is a lot of room inside and it's super clean. The service was great…read moreand I got my order in fast. I got my coffee to go, and it was sooooo good. I think it was the best coffee I've found in the area. My latte was smooth and full of flavor. I'm excited to get back and try another!!! Great service, great coffee!

Best cold brew I've had in quite some time…read more The barista was cheerful and knowledgeable... I was grateful for the recommendation, because this drink was seriously good! Apogee shares a building with ROKC rock climbing so it's a bit off the beaten path of a typical coffee shop vibe, but with cold brew this good I doubt you'll care.

So the name says coffee but it's really a Cafe. They have a very diverse menu which does include…read moreregular cup of java and espresso drinks, but they offer baked goods and not just muffins. The layout includes three spaces great for working, studying or just hanging out. There's a enclosed area too. They provide board games to enjoy. It reminds me of Cracker Barrel in a way. The seating is an eclectic arrangement of couches, tables & chairs you have in you own kitchen area, benches, high top and low table seating. It's pick your mood seating! Now coming to the menu if you're new and don't elect your goto drink type, is vast and you'll want to read it carefully as its extensive and the flavor combos unique. I was in the mood for Matcha, specifically Witch's Brew Matcha. I ordered it hot... thus the lemonade was steamed! How delightfully refreshing! Now my wallet... HAPPY. This was the most reasonable cup of Matcha I've ever had! My for stay ordered was served in a coffee cup. That's part of their decor too.. coffee cups as borders around the walls. If I'm ever back in the area... I'll definitely be stopping for another visit!

This is a true local coffee shop! It can be a bit chaotic for first timers when going in and…read moreordering as there is not a lot of structure. There is hodge podge seating, I would not recommend this place for quiet work time but rather a place to catch up with friends or loved ones. I always get the matcha w a housemade cold foam with a touch of pistachio in the cold foam. It's not the best matcha in KC but it works and it's fairly close to the house. Prices are great! Better than most of the coffee shops in the area. My husband usually gets a speciality latte and he has never complained. We love their gluten free baked foods. I think she ( the owner) may make them or have them made for the shop, not sure, but the chocolate chip cookie sandwich filled with peanut butter frosting is delish! So is the pumpkin bar. If you are having your coffee in the shop, you can grab mugs from the wall, such a cute and unique concept. She also has a private room that can be reserved for free to host meetings or groups. I haven't checked in a year if it's still free, sorry if it's not! They also host bingo nights and such, we have not been but I'm sure they are fun.

I delivered here for Emily Kate's Gluten Free Bakery. The staff were very accommodating and helpful…read moreas I could not carry the boxes with my broken leg. They have baked goods and breakfast from Scratch Bakery as well. They have other baked options, I'm not sure where from like the quiche. I ordered the Mermaid coffee. I it has coconut milk in it and since I love coconut, I had to try it. It was delicious. It was a packed house, almost all the tables were filled. Very cute coffee shop! If you're ever out in this area, I deft recommend giving them a try.

There's no shortage of places to get a cup of coffee, or a coffee beverage, in JoCo. But there are…read moresome that stand out and Pour Coffeehouse might lead that pack. Pour is way out in the southwest stretches of the metro but anchors a fairly busy strip center. The space inside is homey and not enormous, but there are plenty of spots to enjoy. The house brew is strong and always fresh and their breakfast burrito game is seriously on point. The beverage menu is fairly standard, from latte through seasonal offerings, and each drink is handcrafted to your wishes. The food menu is not extensive, but what they do, they do really well. There are a couple of sandwiches on the menu and their aforementioned breakfast burritos are outstanding. Pour offers several varieties and packs alllll the freshness and flavor inside those tortillas. You could even pair one up with one of their baked goodies and you're in for a treat. Hint: try a handmade Pop-tart. Parking is super easy, pricing is pretty fair, and the service is local & friendly. Their outside seating is unexpectedly cool as the strip center isn't exactly made for a patio, but Pour placed several tables on the front sidewalk and around the side in the shade for a nice touch. It can get busy, because there's not a lot of competition and demand is high, so be sure to be cognizant of when the high school gets out. Sample & enjoy!

I had been looking forward to checking out Summer Moon Cafe, and when I finally got a chance to go…read moreit did not disappoint! The iced latte I got was delicious, and I was so glad that they had decaf espresso as an option since I can't typically have caffeine. I also love that they have baked goods that are both gluten free and vegan- as someone who is allergic to eggs, and who has family members who can't have gluten, this is a huge plus! (Note: I am unsure of their specific cross contamination risks, so be sure to ask staff for more details if needed). There were great seating options (I chose one of the couches, which was so comfy!), and the employees were all very friendly. Overall I definitely recommend this cafe and will be visiting again!

On a nice sunny day in OPKS, choose a new spot to try. Abby was extremely patient and helpful…read moreunderstanding there menu options and sweetness categories. There's plenty of other drink options too! There's breakfast options surely you can land on- sandwiches, donuts, pastries and other hot choices. You can tell quite a lot of went into floor layout of the shop. Open design is inviting with different seating sections from front tables, couches and then toward the back more tables where it's great for remote work. Then there's the patio. It's shaded because it's on the backside. I ended up getting an iced Blue Moon Latte, Full Moon sweetness and hot moon matcha to go. Both with oat milk. Their signature sweet cream and oak coffee was good. Since I asked for light ice, it was definitely more milk so the flavor was light, just a hint. My mom liked her matcha just fine.

takao is a craft boba café. when I say that, I mean their business takes great care to curate a…read moreselection of drinks that represent quality and care. you can see it in the pride they show in their ingredients, their logo, their interior design, their charming wall shop from local artists i would say start from their classic boba tea before you branch out into their more novel varieties. on first glance, their may appear rather standard: a list like taro, brown sugar boba, strawberry matcha -- ordinary right? except they are all crafted with a unique touch of their own. they use fresh ingredients rather than a surplus of imported powder, and they have a unique flavor that represents their take on every drink item. the place is clean, quiet, a great place to study like I should really do now. their service is calm and sweet. come and try their quality bobas out, and make sure you get a punch card for a free drink down the road!

We were in the area and decided to stop in and try their beverages. We were greeted by the woman…read moreworking the counter. She was friendly and helpful. I got an oat milk, brown sugar latte and my husband got one of their flavored teas. It's a lovely shop that is very clean and nicely decorated with soothing music playing. The drinks came out quickly and we enjoyed our time there. I would say that the drinks were both pretty good but not great.

Living in Olathe has its advantages, but great hangs aren't one of them. Dolce Caffe is one of the…read morefew exceptions to the rule, being a bright spot in the midst of a boring food desert. Located in the old MCM building that formerly was the home of the old Tastee Freeze, it already started out with a fun atmosphere. And the owners did a nice job of making it even more welcoming. I even enjoyed the barstool, which looked to be about 75 lbs but actually was more like 10. As my Corgi body got up, that thing shot out from underneath me like a butt mounted, spring loaded rocket and took off across the dining room. Many nice people asked if I was OK, and I assured them that I was only dealing with the pain of embarrassment. I like to think that my exploits entertain the masses :) As for the coffee, it was excellent. Much better than the overheated fare at Charbux. The pastries were fresh, tasty, and some of the best I've ever had at a coffeehouse. The young baristas that work there are very nice, which is refreshing. The owner popped in while we were there and it's obvious he's detail oriented. Expect a line, but know that it's worth it.

The barista made me something called a "Double Caramel." It wasn't horrible but if I went back I'd…read moretry something different. The caramel flavor was definitely there but I couldn't pick up the coffee flavor if that makes sense. I ordered a scone and it was super dry. Wouldn't recommend it.

Cozy little coffee spot down in south Olathe that I finally got to. The coffee shop is geared to…read moreexactly what their name is with comics and coffee offerings. Guests can grab a comic or play some video games while enjoying a sweet treat or grabbing their caffeine boost. I had the Lois Lane and the Banshee, both named after comic characters. I really enjoyed both, especially the banshee. Inside is nice and clean, as is the bathroom. I was kindly greeted upon arrival and thanked on my way out. Hope to get back here soon and add some pics to my review. Loved my visit there this morning.

‍ SHOP LOCAL, OLATHE!…read more Four years ago, Michael took two things he genuinely loved--comics and coffee--and turned them into something special for our community: Comic Coffeehouse What started as a passion project has grown into a one-of-a-kind gathering place filled with creativity, conversation, caffeine, and community. Whether you stop in for a latte, to browse comics, meet up with friends, or just enjoy the vibe, it's clear this place was built with heart. Small businesses are the backbone of our community. They bring character, connection, and local flavor to Olathe, and every time we choose to shop local, we help support someone's dream. Also, it was really cool to see that they support our local Olathe Public Schools by participating in the Adopt-a-School Program...looks like they've adopted Sunnyside Elementary. I know Heather Devocelle Schoonover was thrilled about this! Congratulations to Michael on FOUR years of serving Olathe with passion, creativity, and great coffee! Here's to many more years of comics, community, and caffeinated adventures ahead! #ShopLocal #Olathe #SupportSmallBusiness #ComicCoffeehouse #CommunityMatters City of Olathe, KS

Yellow Brick Bakery is such a gem! My husband and I stopped in on a Saturday afternoon for a quick…read moresnack and were greeted warmly as soon as we walked in. Service was kind and patient as we picked out what we wanted - a butterscotch blondie bar for me, and a lemon curd hand pie for him. Both were so darn good! The blondie was absolutely to die for - delicious crust and toppings. I can't wait to try other items. Not only do they serve a variety of delicious baked goods, but their store also carries with other local products. I love the shop local mentality! The inside is nice and quiet, with seating available to enjoy your treat or visit with a friend. Definitely a must visit!

Very cute bakery. We picked up several small pies and a hand pie. Only got a photo of the apple…read moresince we dug in immediately. The strawberry rhubarb had a very nice tartness. The apple was perfect. The lemon hand pie was huge. The cherry pie was very sweet. We had good service and reasonable pricing too!

What a beautiful coffee shop! Lovely small town vibes inside, baristas were greeting people left…read moreand right by name. The coffee itself was delicious. There is more than enough seating inside, plenty of pastries to choose from, and the decor inside was delightful. Vegan friendly.

Live in the area so we try to support local. Not sure we'll be back here again…read more Writing this a "3" instead of a "1" because this complaint isn't fully the owners fault. We were in yesterday (Sat around 8:15 AM). The girl working the order register was a snot from the get go. I find it hard to believe that other customers didnt have complaints about her either. We attempted to order food which she rang up nit than said we don't have biscuits and gravy so you can't have that or the savory crepe with gravy. Ok but you rang it up, didn't ask anyone so how's then did you know you didnt have two of the six things you have on the menu? We then ordered house coffee which she then began writing our name on plastic drink cups. When we told her, those are regular coffees right? She said no your ordered iced. My girlfriend said NO, I ordered coffee and I said, "I'll have a coffee too". I never said iced ether and she threw a fit. We said you know what, make it 2 Togo coffees. She gave my girlfriend that leaked the entire time and the bottom of the cup was saturated like it was going to fall apart anytime. She has no business being in a customer service role. Not sure what her issue was. Was it we weren't regulars? Because if so, as a small business-good luck growing your business catering only to your 20-30 regulars. I will say, it was a solid cup of coffee though.