Cute little gourmet European market that I love stopping into when I'm in LFK. I like to go in and…read morebrowse the different items. They carry a ton of things. They have lots of imported foods, chocolates, cheeses, coffees, candies, and gifts from countries like France, Germany, and the Netherlands. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. On my last visit I decided to try some of their coffee and the individual who helped me made a recommendation for how to make it. I definitely took her advice and she was spot on. I appreciated the tip. I also always have to grab a box or two of Stroopwafels because this is literally the only place I can find them and they're so good with coffee! I highly recommend stopping in and seeing all the cool stuff that they offer.

Nice little gem on Massachusetts. If you're looking for a nice international variety that isn't…read moreWorld Market, this is your place. I enjoy their selection of cheese and chocolates. Folks here are friendly, too. This is my go-to stop for stocking stuffers.

I recently attended a somewhat fancy "Tasting Tea Party" here, which was part delightful and fun,…read moreand part awkward and disappointing. The table setting was lovely, with small vases of roses, and it was a great way to gather with 5 friends for a fun afternoon. They provide tiered towers of small sweet and savory treats, which included a delicious pastry with bits of pear, a slice of tasty cheesecake to top with strawberry jam, salmon with cream cheese rolled in a crepe, and a tasty but crumbly tiny sandwich. Each tower was shared by 2 people with one of everything for each. However, they weren't all "finger food," and some were too messy to pick up, and/or too big to eat in any dainty way in one clean bite! So we had to ask for small plates to put them on, and utensils of some sort...and more napkins, of course! It seemed those kinds of things should' have been provided or anticipated without our having to ask or go get them ourselves. We expected they would serve various teas by pouring a small amount in our individual cups to try, and tell us what kind we were tasting, and then come back in a bit with the next kind to taste as we munched on treats. Instead we got individual teapots, in which we could only choose one flavor to brew, when we all wanted to try them all...it was supposed to be a tasting!! But having 6 pots of unlabeled teas, and not remembering which was what, and everyone wanting to taste all made it unnecessarily complicated. And continually passing 6 different pots of unknown teas back and forth across the table was cumbersome and confusing. We tried to write each type on a napkin and twist them around the teapot handles, but those didn't stick! And if you didn't like one kind, or more, there was nothing to pour the remainder from your cup into in order to try the next. So one of us left the table to ask for a "tea-spittoon" so to speak. A good time was had by all, but it wasn't an event we would want to do again at the European Market and Cafe. It is a fascinating market with a large variety of packaged foods and candies from many countries. It would be very helpful to be multilingual in order to read the labels to know what they are! You can also enjoy a meal in the cafe, and/or carry out some pre-prepared fresh specialty foods, pastries and desserts. But be prepared for a little sticker shock. Then again, I guess that's common everywhere these days!

For being both a market and a cafe, the seating and general ambiance is very nice! The selection of…read morefood was good, I ordered the chocolate filled croissant today and plan on returning to try the Pelmini (which I haven't had the opportunity to eat in years!). I also had a decaf iced latte, which was tasty. Both my mom and I agreed that the food was good and richly flavored. The employee who served us was both nice and knowledgeable, answering any questions we had about food options we weren't familiar with in easy to understand, succinct terms. When I went (mid afternoon on a Tuesday) it was pretty quiet, with one employee in the front and a couple of other patrons seated. There was some pop music in the background on low volume, which I appreciated. Overall the vibe at that time of day on a weekday was very calm. I'm interested in checking out their karaoke, live music, and tea time nights/events in the future. They definitely look like fun ways to spend some time! Ultimately, if you're looking for good, casual European fare, including Eastern European, or even if you're just curious, I absolutely recommend European Market and Cafe.

Not much of a fan of boba but now I am! I got a cookies and cream boba and by far it is one of the…read morebest places I've ever had! The people were very kind, the service was fast, and the shop was the cutest place I've seen in a while!

this is my go to boba spot in lawrence! nothing beats the lemon galaxy tea with mango popping bobaread more

Cute spot! Definitely out here in the middle of nowhere lol. The inside is super cute. There's a…read moresmall restaurant where you can sit and eat and then the other half is a small shopping area with local goods! I got the buffalo wrap. It was pretty good. There were lots of specialty coffee options but I just got their black coffee and it was super smooth. Very delicious. The menu has a lot of options on here all the way from breakfast to ice cream! We sat in here for a while. Super unique place, each chair at the table was also different, which was neat. There's also seating outside! Lovely spot!

The food was good.... But you order and pay at the register when you walk in. They ask for a tip…read morebefore you receive any service. The only service you receive is the food being brought to your table (not the drinks) and you remove your own trash from the table. It is way over priced. I ordered 2 smash burgers 1 basket of fries and 2 kids meals with grilled cheese and fries, no drinks. I added 15% tip not knowing they don't do anything for you. Total was over $70. There was a sign at the register that said wait time for food was 20 minutes. We waited over an hour to get our food. The 2 burgers came out first, then a couple minutes later the grilled cheese. By this time our kids were not happy at all. It was very hot inside. They didn't have the ac on. I could see the thermostat from where we were sitting. It was 85 when we got there and got to 90 before we left. Others, I'm guessing locals the people working know, were served before everyone else. Several young ladies came in and went behind the counter and made their own drinks and filled coolers and left before my family was served. A group of elderly people came in after us and were offered vouchers for their wait. We didn't get anything not even offered anything to drink while waiting over an hour inside in 90 degrees. After using the salt shaker that was on the table I noticed all of the dead bugs in it. They put trays of cooked chicken and bacon out to cool where customers can walk up to. With the heat and flies I wouldn't eat anything they are prepping.

‍ 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

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.

Stopped in recently (hadn't been since last year) on a warm spring day. Ordered a lychee green tea,…read morewhich was quickly supplied by two cheerful staff. The tea was light and refreshing; not overly sweet, not syrupy. My son & I both enjoyed our teas while looking around the unique 3-level shop. It's got a quirky staircase leading to another seating area at the top, which was well-decorated and ready for customers. Kitschy decor, but not off-putting, this whimsical spot will likely become my downtown go-to drink spot this summer.

Cute spot when the craving for tea hits. The service was friendly and the taste of most drinks was…read moregood; the winter melon tea was a little watered down.

Talk about a one stop shop for local shopping! Just when you think you've found something for…read moreeveryone on your list, you find another room and even more gift options! I could spend hours in this place.

The Junque Drawer is full of fun and creative items. I love to buy gifts in this locally owned…read morebusiness, but I usually end up with something for myself every time I shop. The staff here is great and always willing to help with the perfect gift. I could spend hours here!

I love coming to Sweet Tee's. The staff is always friendly, the food is delicious, and the…read moremismatched decor makes everything feel cozy. I love how they have local artists' artwork displayed and for sale, and they help support places like Pawsabilities, which helps disabled adults prepare to join the workforce and get degrees. I love how they have gluten free options. It means I can bring my friend who can't have gluten there, and know she'll have something to eat! Definitely would recommend checking it out if you want to visit a cozy cafe.

I love working from Sweet Tee's Coffee Shop. The vibe is always welcoming and community-focused,…read moreand there's constantly people coming in and out while somehow still keeping service super quick. The staff is always kind and helpful, and the coffee, tea, and pastries are consistently great. One of my favorite things is their partnership with Inclusion Connection next door. it really adds to the heart behind the place. Definitely one of those coffee shops that feels like a true community spot.