Thursday lunch, both sandwichs were very good, hot and tasty. Very fair prices. Fries good too…read more Coke products. Pie a bit high and did not choose flavors available. Unisex restroom. Gravel parking lot. Rustic / Historic corner building in Dover.

Sorry they closed they did a brisk business and left the community without the great pies when it…read morewas no longer open.

Stopped here for lunch during a work trip because of all the good reviews!…read more Super cute place, plenty of parking. Everyone is so nice here too! I got the milk and honey latte (cold with oat milk), and the chicken salad sandwich. The latte was delicious, not overly sweet! And sandwich was good too! Highly recommend if you're in the area.

What a great little place…read more I work not too far from here and decided to finally stop in. Pretty decent iced mocha. Staff is friendly and the place is cozy and inviting. I also ordered their breakfast burrito and recommend it, especially if you are a person that does NOT like huge burritos for breakfast. This is the perfect size and you get a little packet of salsa with it if you want. Anywhere else, the average cost for a small burrito and 16oz iced coffee is roughly $11-13. At Milk & Honey, it was about $9.00. I really like that they have a mini boutique at their entrance. Cute little items and great for gifting/stocking stuffers. Highly recommend.

I am going to keep this review short. If you find yourself in St. Mary's, KS and you want to have…read moreone of the best burgers you've ever had, stop at B&B.

Ate there with my daughter before I dropped her off for college. If you're looking for classic…read moresmall town tavern experience (chicken fried steak sandwich, crinkle fries, a cheeseburger or a pork tenderloin, served on a melamine plate, with a coke or a domestic beer to wash it down), this is the place! They seem to have a rotating lunch special every day, too. The food and the ambience are spot on, even down to the grumbling about low grain prices and higher taxes coming from the other tables and the old-school menu board above the bar. The sights, the sounds, the tastes, and that awesome frying smell remind me of the small town tavern we used to stop into in the 70s and early 80s when I was visiting extended family as a kid. Context is everything: it's five stars for for a quick, relatively inexpensive lunch, a beer, and a trip down memory lane. Of course...if you want a cloth napkin and fine dining, it's a one star place.

Best breakfast food we've had in AGES. Hands down best breakfast in Topeka, Lawrence, or Olathe…read more Crispy hashbrowns and the BACON is the best bacon I've had from any restaurant anywhere!!! Thick, crispy, and slightly sweet. Waitress was friendly and attentive.

Topeka's breakfast diner- solid, generous plates of food, great service. Customers are typically…read moreworking, military and senior demographics- good value for the dollar.

A historic house dating back to the pioneer era back when Kansas was a new state to the United…read moreStates. Although the museum portion was eye-pleasing and had artifacts relating to Kansas in the 19th century, the food was just alright and portions were small. The elk pot roast was underseasoned, but the rest of the meal was good. However, the person running the restaurant was knowledgeable about the history of Council Grove and the building itself which made up for less than ideal food.

No words can describe our experience. If I had to pick... Connectedness…read more We learned so much about the deeply-rooted history of this town, along with beliefs and traditions connected to the natives of this land. I want to try everything on the menu. But most of all, I want to return and spend more time with Shirley and Ken. If only the world had more folks like this in it.

A very charming little bakery just off the main drag in Lawrence. They have an impressive variety…read morein their bakery display, and it was nearly impossible to narrow my options down to the top four to buy. The baristas were great at breaking down what everything was and what their top sellers were. Every single thing I got was delicious, and a special shout out to the dill pickle bagel. nobody is doing it like she is. There's not a ton of seating in the café and they don't have Wi-Fi. Some people were still in there working on laptops (I assume from hotspots) but I would say this is a better place to come if you want a delicious baked good and a screen-free hang.

Cute, quaint friendly fast service…read moreSeriously amazing food and unique pastries The bagels and salmon are the best Get there early for best selection

Honey iced latte and all of our coffees were 10/10!! Cute little local spot! Baristas were so…read moresweet. Will be coming back here!

I absolutely love trying smaller coffee shops especially outside of my home town. Anything is…read morebetter than Starbucks in my opinion! I came in to this cute little shop on a Monday morning around 9am. It was quiet which was nice as I wasn't sure if it would be busy or not. My sister who is enrolled at k-state mentioned it is a great spot to study at! I got the aviator latte with coconut milk per one of the baristas recommendations. It was good but I found the matcha latte my sister got was more to my liking. I'm also a bit of a matcha snob so if I enjoy a matcha latte it says a LOT! I also got one of their veggie quiches which was superb. I may just have to stop back in the next time I'm in Manhattan!

I had an amazing experience eating here. I was honored to be an invited guest for a 7 course meal…read more The food was delicious. I had the fried pickles/onion rings. The pickles were good, the onion rings were even better. Then I had a cold italian pasta salad that was probably the best I have ever had. The fresh baked cheddar roll went with it nicely. My main dish was a pork chop and a twice baked potato. The chop was HUGE and has a nice glaze on it. The twice baked potato was ok. Finally for dessert I had Kansas Dirt. The oreo crunch was pleasant and the dish was RICH. I hope to go back one day. The price was VERY reasonable for the amount of food.

Quiet, beautiful location, and tucked away right by the university. I love coming here on Sundays…read moreto grab a biscuit and drip coffee One of the better off the beaten path coffee shops in town.

A great coffee spot across from KSU's campus. I stopped in looking for a place to grab a coffee, a…read morebite, and get some remote work done. They have a nice assortment of both hot and cold brews, made using the hot water drip method. The Van Latte was really good, made with whole milk, sweet condensed milk and vanilla, served in a large mug. I finished it pretty quickly because it was that good. The sandwich was tasty and fresh. It's a nice space to get some work done or meet a friend. Service was friendly and attentive. I definitely recommend this spot.