I had a pleasant experience grabbing a coffee at Thou Mayest on my way to visit the Nelson-Atkins…read moreMuseum. The atmosphere is light with plenty of natural light coming in. My only issues with my experience was the long line and sparse seating available, but I visited over the weekend following Christmas so it may have been busier than usual. Once I got to the front of the line, I was greeted by the friendly barista and placed my order. I got a 12 oz. Latte with spiced brown sugar syrup and it was delicious! The latte was very smooth and creamy, and had the perfect amount of syrup to complement the espresso taste. There were two stocked refrigerators and some snacks available in line if you want a quick soda or snack. Note that you can only take food and beverages to the coffee shop area and lobby entrance to the museum!

Decent Latte, Convenient Location, Fairly Overpriced. I…read morereally enjoy the experience of the Thou Mayest location down in River Market. It has a full bar and is overflowing with personality. However, the same can not be said for the outpost inside the Nelson Atkins. It is bland and sad, I don't mind paying $7 for a coffee if the vibes of the coffee shop come correct, but, in this case, you're really only paying the price for the ease of the location being inside the museum. The expresso itself is good quality too, but it's not justifiable for a subpar coffee shop interaction. After walking around for a few hours, I grew thirsty, so I was willing to pay an arm and a leg for my iced decaf latte if that's what it took. Instead, I ended up paying nearly $7 for a drink that wasn't even filled up all the way... sheesh! Also, don't come close to closing. It was about 10 min till 5 pm, and the batista wanted nothing to do with any of the customers. Hopefully, an experience here with a tourist won't scare them away from Kansas City's vibrant coffee culture. Just do yourself a favor and wait until you're out of the museum to get your beverage... or visit the real Thou Mayest in River Market!

As I revisit Paisley Perk's often , we began our day with a nourishing breakfast sandwich and…read morecoffee. I chose a mocha frappe blended. They have espresso, Americano, cold brew, iced coffee, drip coffee and then they have some special drinks honeybee and, a spicy Aztec mocha .on the food menu there are pastries, breakfast burritos, quiche, and breakfast sandwiches. Upstairs is a wonderful place to sit and have a good conversation and plan your day in Kearney, Missouri at Paisley Perk. As we entered, it was very busy. The server was very polite and said "I will be with you in a minute" five minutes later we had our drinks and we were heading upstairs. Hours : Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday 6:30 AM -2:30 PM Location: 400 South Jefferson St., Kearney, MO

Perfect little coffee shop right in the heart of Kearney. Our son and his wife just moved to town…read moreand we enjoyed a Saturday morning walk for coffee. Thumbs up all around for the lemonade, hot chocolate and mist importantly the coffee! Paisley has plenty of seating indoor and out. Great spot to meet with friends or get some work done.

Update: I have fallen in love with this place and have to bring up my review to 5 stars! Service…read morealways great, ambience is perfect for casual meets or to just enjoy your coffee... Went in for a quick PTA business meeting, and having it in a mug made me feel at home. Like I always say, a mug makes it so much better.

I've visited Over Flow in Liberty a few times, but became a fan after attending a Caffeine Crawl…read morepresentation this fall. Great people that roast their own beans and partner with charities to give back to the community. I was eager to visit and support their new store in "downtown" Gladstone during their grand opening today. I ordered an Eggnog Chai from their Christmas menu and added a shot of espresso to dirty it up a bit. Very nice flavor combination and plenty of caffeine to have a very productive afternoon. A comfortable and uncluttered space and a welcome new addition to the Northlands burgeoning coffee scene.

The previous weekend I went to "Garden House Coffee" which is the same address as this coffee shop…read more I had this coffee shop on my list to try out and we went there today and it was closed even though the time on Yelp was listed as 1 am (I was thinking maybe they had cocktails??). When we pulled up I saw that it is the same place as Garden House and I believe this may be the section below inside the Garden House coffee shop. I had went to that section on my previous visit and it has nice seating and quiet and relaxing and had food and dessert options (non that were gluten free-I asked). The woman was nice that I spoke to and the latte I had was good but I bought it upstairs where the coffee was served.

The service was fast and the barista was kind. This space is beautiful, the brown sugar latte was…read morereally really good, all served in beautiful amber glass. Big fan.

Quaint coffee shop with friendly service. Plenty of seating and delicious pastries that are made on…read moresite. The vibe is very relaxed. The hours cater to the tourists with not opening until 8 am & closed on Monday and Tuesday.

Weston Coffee Roastery has a nice origin story and is owned by locals. I love the location and the…read moreall brick building and interior walls. For a coffee shop that offers single origin beans and freshly roasts their beans I was hoping for more. I ordered a simple honey cappuccino. They offer it in 12oz, 14oz and 20z. A cappuccino should only be served as a 6oz. When I asked to just have a 12oz with a lot less milk they could not comprehend. I changed my order to an iced 12oz honey latte. Also their 12oz is only served with one shot which is absurd so I had to add a shot. Lastly, the espresso was very bitter and tasted burnt, this is the barista technique. Overall, coffee was not good on the day I visited due to my espresso being burnt. Staff was nice.

This upscale tea house is a haven for relaxation and consumption of specialty tea. This houjicha…read morewas unlike anything I have ever tasted before and I would come back for it again. I believe they used assam black tea for this particular homemade blend. The staff was kind enough to let me smell all the matcha from flowery to grassy. The seats and walls are a warm embrace and being about a peacefulness you can't find at other tea houses. The goji berry was an especially nice touch to the chia pudding - very flavorful and fresh! The iced hot chocolate had a depth I haven't tasted before. Come here for a new or highly specialized experience of drinks and serendipity!

Selah is an absolute vibe. The ambiance is lovely and cozy. The barista is super kind and helpful…read morewith explaining the menu. However, I was unfortunately let down by the actual matcha itself. It was way too milky and barely had any matcha flavor. For it being one of the most expensive matcha lattes I've had, I was very disappointed.

we are so back!! my fave coffee shop to be productive in kc. rochester is both a coffee shop and…read morebrewery and their space is vast. on slower days i will literally move around for a new scene while i studied. the barristas are super nice and are very personable (shout out to tatianna for saying that she hasn't seen me in a while). their specialty drinks are also always so good, would recommend trying. they also have a flight for trying different ales/brews if you haven't figured out your favorite. their grilled cheese is my favorite food item and will continue to purchase on days i need a little pick me up.

Stopped in between appointments to find a very large establishment, wasn't expecting so much…read moresitting area to work from. Grabbed a cappuccino and scone to work through some emails and found both ok. Espresso had a slight bitter aftertaste. For such a large open space it wasn't overly loud like some industrial style shops. While I wouldn't say the staff was overly friendly, they were less chatty/friendly then you normally find in a coffee house.

Another hit! Quaint little spot in corner of apartment building which I was definitely not looking…read morefor. A steel airstream coffee trailer propped up against the back wall with seating right in front. There's also seating on side where a garage door opens up to a patio. There's also seating barista served me up a perfect Lavender Matcha Almond milk with light ice... I mean it was perfect amount of ice. The matcha drink was delicious.

After leaving a crowded and noisy downtown coffee shop, I headed down Troost to Two Sugars newest…read moreand second location. It is in the space that once housed Pilgrim Coffee and before that Vested Coffee. This location is unique because of it's airstream trailer that sits inside of the first floor corner shop. With 2 sides having full glass windows there is lots of natural lighting to showcase the barista's aluminum mobile home. Plenty of tables and countertops for relaxing or working and side and front patio options for nice weather. I ordered the Brown Sugar Bliss Latte from the seasonal menu and enjoyed it with a pop-tart from Scratch Bakery. I also enjoyed a nice conversation with Robert the barista. Nice people, great product, pleasant environment. A great option to slow down and enjoy a beverage off the beaten path.