Cute little coffee shop, easy to find. I was pleasantly surprised they not only had wine on the…read moremenu, but they serve things like an espresso, martini. If you look carefully, they actually have swings as seats in some places, never seen that before in a restaurant or coffee shop. Very pleasant, engaging service.

This is a great location for a coffee shop! I arrived on a Sunday morning and it was already…read morepicking up. The swing chairs are so much fun, but they will go quick! I ordered the rising tide and it was delicious. It was great that they were able to make it half sweet. One of my biggest pet peeves for coffee shops is when they don't put the price on the menu (my drink was $8.50). Otherwise, it's a great spot!

Service was impeccable! We were immediately seated and brought water. The bacon slices were huge…read moreand tasty, though I would've cooked them a little longer. The eggs were unseasoned, unfortunately. The pancakes were average. The orange juice was wonderful and fresh squeezed. The inside was comfortable and decor was farmhouse-ish. Parking was plentiful. The prices were reasonable.

We ventured into this place on Saturday morning during tournament season. We needed some breakfast,…read moreI had seen reviews and said let's go. I can tell you not many places can cook a Bennie correctly. Most overcook or undercook the eggs but this one was delicious. Cooked to perfection, the egg white was set but the yolk was liquid gold. My BF had pancakes and my son had a sandwich. Everyone said their food was delicious. The only complaint I would have is our table was right by the waiting area so sometimes it felt a little cramped but not bad. We will definitely be back

I am in town visiting my in laws and I was looking for things to do with my almost 1.5 year old…read more He's very active and I didn't want him to stuck at my in laws all week. We have been exploring different toddler friendly areas and play cafes in the area. I love that this is only 10 minutes away from my in laws house! Super close which is a nice plus. I prepaid online, and wasn't sure how big it would be or anything. It was pretty busy when we got there. Check in was super easy since we did everything online including the waiver. There are no shoes allowed in the play area, which was fine. Everything was clean and I loved that they had a basket for toys that needed to be sanitized. We arrived later than we had planned but it worked out in our favor. It cleared out before we left since it was nap time. It was nice and quiet before we left. Lots of unique toys I have no seen before. And everyone was so nice! Such a cute concept! SO many toys. My son had so much fun playing and walking around and exploring the room. We didn't get to try the food. But I did get a drink and it was delicious. I got the chocolate chai with oatmilk. It was nice to have a drink while watching my son play. It was a nice way to get out. It wore my son out. He was so exhausted afterwards, which was a win for us. We will definitely be back during our next visit to town.

Did not look like the pictures when we walked in. The play area was a disaster toys strung out…read moreeverywhere. Made me feel like the toys are never cleaned. Parents not paying attention to their children. On their phones or laptops, instead of watching their kids. Not worth the money. We stayed 30 min cuz there wasn't much to keep my child's interest.

This place is truly amazing…read more One day my girlfriend and I entered this store and we were greeted by very friendly baristas. I haven't always been a big coffee drinker, but my girlfriend said there used to be a drink called the Hospital Hill. It's essentially the Honeycomb with Cinnamon. Ever since that day, I've been hooked (I prefer it made hot. Absolute game changer). Not only is the coffee good, but the staff is friendly, personable, and helpful which means a lot to me. There's a lot of staff to name, so I'll leave it off this review, but they have all been exemplary and I believe they make this place great. I highly suggest coming here and grabbing yourself a coffee. It's also a nice and relaxing environment to study or do homework. The lighting is dark enough that it's not interfering too much with whatever activity you're doing in the moment. I will definitely be returning here.

I am not a coffee drinker but love a good hot chocolate. I noticed another drink that included mint…read moreand decided to add mint to my hot chocolate...it was spectacular! It was a great spot to take my laptop and work; I will definitely be back!

Delicious!! My friend and I went for a birthday brunch and there were options for tables or booths…read more The place was quiet enough to hold conversation well and our waitress was great! I ordered the skinny omelette with a side of potatoes and housemade sausages! The goat cheese in the skinny omelette was just the best, mixed with the sauteed peppers and asparagus, I could eat it daily. The house made sausage patties were a great pairing with the omelette, add a potato on the fork and you've got the perfect bite!

Not such a good experience when I went in for brunch today. It took about 5 min to have someone…read morecome seat me. Then about 15 to have my order taken. The bacon was not very flavorful and was very thin. The pancakes were overcooked and dry. Server was nice enough but not friendly.

First watch is amazing as always. I tried this time chipotle steak and it was a huge portion and…read moretasty. Salmon Benedict was yummy too!

I visited this First Watch location with my family on a Sunday morning for brunch and I was both…read moreimpressed with the food, and the wait time for a weekend brunch spot. Now, this isn't my first time at this First Watch and I'm not sure what's changed but we almost didn't come here because we couldn't jump on a waitlist before arriving and in the past when I've found myself here there is often a long wait. Our party of eight just waltzed right in on a Sunday around 10am which was truly shocking to me. I'm not complaining, I'm just surprised! So, if you have a large group and are dreading finding a spot this might be the one for you. Now onto the food. Like other First Watch locations I've visited in the past two years or so, the food quality has really gone up. I used to think of First Watch as being kind of basic - terrible coffee, just generic brunch food, but now I think their menu has really focused on fresh ingredients and you can find some healthier options that still pack some good flavor. I'm still nervous to try their drip coffee so I can't speak to that, but I did see that they must now have an espresso machine as they offer a much wider array of coffee options. So in essence, I've surprised myself with my newfound love for breakfast here. Finally, I'll add that it's still fairly affordable, so all in all not a bad spot for a weekend brunch with your family.

wow, wow. wow! excellent food…read moreHad the BLT and it was the best I have ever had. Make sure you buy a couple of the tomatoes and a sug cookie.

My boyfriend ordered a pan of rolls for thanksgiving dinner so we headed there to pick them up. He…read moreordered them online and didn't have any issues. The rolls were good looking and ready when we got there. They normally serve sandwiches and soups but because it was before the holiday, they weren't offering it. They did have several pastries and other goodies so we got a few to try. The service was good and everyone was helpful. The interior wasn't huge but they do have some seating. The rolls were good. They were pretty large and were a bit dense. I like all bread so no complaints from me. My boyfriend felt they'd be better suited for making a leftover turkey thanksgiving sandwich. Either way, they were good. We snagged a lemon bar and a cherry pie crumble bar. The crust on both was pretty thick. They both had good flavor but I found myself wishing for a bit more fruit filling on both but especially the lemon bar. The cherry pie bar was my favorite between the two but both were delicious. I'll definitely be back and I hope to try a few of their other offerings.

When shopping at Nordstrom's located in Overland Park I like to take time and enjoy their cafe as…read morethey offer tasty food and a wine. You order at the register and someone from the kitchen delivers your meal And there is someone working the floor. I enjoyed a Caesar salad of Bibb lettuce, croutons , Parmesan shreds served with a Parmesan crisp. Enjoyed a glass of Pinot Grigio finishing with a delicious chocolate chunk cookie. The price was $22.00 Cheers!

This was a solid lunch pick. I stopped into Nordstrom Café not expecting much, and I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. The shrimp and arugula salad was fresh, filling, and plated like somebody cared. The shrimp were well-seasoned and grilled just right. Not rubbery, not overcooked. The arugula was peppery and crisp, and that grilled corn added a sweet little pop that brought everything together. The dressing was light but creamy, and there were crunchy little crouton cubes that gave it just enough texture to keep things interesting. I do wish the portion was a little more generous for the price, but overall it hit the spot. Perfect for a quick lunch that feels grown, balanced, and like you're doing something nice for your body without sacrificing flavor. Would definitely order it again while pretending I'm just there to browse shoes.

My husband and I had lunch here today, and it was absolutely DELIGHTFUL!…read moreI am very impressed with how WELL the staff work together. They absolutely have the processes of this little restaurant honed to perfection, and even during a busy lunch time kept things humming so that there was minimal wait time (to order, for the food to be brought out, and to pay for our meal). Many, MANY thanks to Robert, who seated us, took our order, brought our food out, and settled our bill. He was friendly, efficient, and so welcoming. It was a joy to watch him work; he made sure to greet each and every customer coming in the door, and was consistently so upbeat and positive. And many, MANY thanks to Tony at the grill! Our food was FANTASTIC!! I have high standards for Mediterranean food, and the falafel wrap was totally delicious! The falafel itself was perfectly cooked, with a crispy outer layer, and the other ingredients in the wrap were chosen for a perfect melding of flavors. I had the side salad, with homemade Thai peanut dressing, and it was equally tasty. My husband had the patty melt, which came on homemade bread (!) and was, per his report, perfectly done. His side was tater tots, and we shared them. They were crisp and light without being greasy, and addictively yummy! The restaurant is in a strip center; it's not very big, but the tables are well placed so that no one feels cramped. The open reception area and kitchen/grill make it easy for the staff to respond to what's happening in the dining room (e.g., new folks arriving). It was a truly memorable meal, and we'll definitely be back! Again, MANY thanks to Robert and Tony for such a great lunch. We appreciate you!

Super quick service. Big portions. Pancake was slightly overdone and so were my soft poached eggs…read more(ended up more hard poached) but besides that the food was good. Will be back to sample more.

Chai Café in Overland Park is such a hidden gem! Don't let the little construction on the outside…read morefool you--they are open, and once you step inside, the space is so cute, cozy, and inviting. They even have an event space that would be perfect for private parties, movie nights, or game-day watch parties. The menu is incredible and full of flavor. I tried the Kashmiri Chai and absolutely loved it--it's pink, pretty, and pure comfort in a cup. The food was delicious across the board, but some favorites were the brand-new Mandi (a huge, shareable dish packed with flavor), their tacos with a fun twist (paneer, beef, and chicken--all winners), the Butter Chicken Wrap (a must-try for butter chicken fans), and the refreshing Dahi Puri. The staff was friendly and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. This place is definitely worth checking out, and I'm already excited to come back and try more from their menu. Highly recommend! Follow NeyanVentures on Instagram and TikTok to see the video review

Disclaimer: My love language is halal food. If that made you laugh, we're off to a great start. Now…read morethat we've cleared that up, let's get to the meat and potatoes -- or in this case, chicken and rice. (Don't worry, we'll circle back to the actual meat and potatoes later.) I ordered a large Mango Lassi. It was delicious -- creamy, sweet, and refreshing -- but calling it "large" might be a slight exaggeration. Still, flavor-wise, no complaints. The real reason I chose this restaurant was the Chicken Rice Platter, and to say it delivered would be an understatement. There's a spot in Houston I used to visit just for this exact dish, and this version absolutely blew it out of the park. A solid 10/10. The chicken tasted like it was rotisserie-style, with a beautifully seasoned crust on the outside and juicy, tender white meat inside. It's served over fragrant yellow rice, topped with a rich white sauce, and paired with a fresh cucumber salad on the side. Hands down, my favorite dish of the night. Next up was the Beef Nihari, served with naan and yellow rice, along with the Karachi Chicken Biryani. The Beef Nihari is a thick, deeply seasoned beef stew with generous chunks of fall-apart tender meat. It's hearty, comforting, and packed with flavor. The warm, fluffy, pillowy naan was perfect for soaking up that rich broth. Paired with yellow rice, it makes for a seriously satisfying meal. (Side note: it is oily -- which is traditional and expected -- just a friendly heads up.) The Karachi Chicken Biryani was beautifully spiced, aromatic, and fluffy. Tender chicken thighs and drumsticks were nestled into the rice alongside hearty chunks of potato -- told you we'd get to the meat and potatoes. It has a noticeable kick, but nothing overwhelming. Just bold, well-balanced spice. To finish, I had a large Lemon Mint Virgin Mojito. Extremely refreshing -- crisp citrus and minty cool -- but again, "European large" might be the more accurate description. I placed this as a carry-out order and made the commute to pick it up. The restaurant is located in Overland Park in an area that seems to have several similar establishments, at least from my perspective. Once inside the double doors, you're welcomed into a fairly modern dining space with seating for couples and larger groups, plus a private dining area. There appeared to be a buffet set up -- possibly for Iftar -- which is a thoughtful and convenient touch. I also appreciated the designated prayer area, which was a wonderful detail to see. The host was friendly, and my food was ready in a timely manner. Overall, I was genuinely impressed. Flavor, atmosphere, hospitality -- all on point. Definitely check it out for yourself.