Went here to do some studying and had an amazing experience. It's like a cozy house turned coffee…read moreshop. It was clean and the coffee was good. I told the barista to surprise me with something fall like & she did not fail. I can't wait to return. The shop is petite but they offer outdoor seating and are located next door to a public library with extra seating.

I decided to pop in on a Wednesday morning to try after driving by several times. I love that…read morethey've turned an old house into a cute and cozy coffee shop. The shop itself was very busy with people meeting, working and just enjoying each other's company. The two employees working behind the register were super friendly and answered all the questions I had. I like that they source their pastries and breakfast items from other local places in the Kansas City area. I had a cold brew with honey butter and pumpkin cold foam on top. It was absolutely delicious, with the right amount of sweetness from the cold foam to balance everything. i also tried a sausage breakfast burrito, which was huge and big enough for two people. I can't wait to come back and try some of their other seasonal drinks.

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!

I've been here every weekend for the past few months. The place has a very crisp, clean, and well…read morelit feel to it with bursts of floral colors and plenty of cozy reading nooks. The owner has GREAT taste in books and decor, I love the use of natural light, it helps wake me up in the morning before the coffee has a chance to. Bisou isn't big, but still manages to feel spacious and almost private because of the layout. As for the coffee, best caffè americano I've ever had, and that's what I usually judge coffee shops by. The owner has some delicious, cute, and creative craft drinks, lattes, and teas on the menu. The chai is especially good, it's ginger-forward with a nice kick to it that other chais in the greater KC area lack. I'd definitely recommend getting a drink and a snack when you go, the pastries are divine and authentically French, The staff is always lovely. They're always keeping the place clean and they give great recommendations if you don't know what to order. Shout out to the pink haired girl who makes the signs and the decorative magnets, and the guy with curly hair and glasses who makes the best espresso!

The place is super cute! Definitely has a European vibe…read more However, the iced chai was way too sweet and the vegetable egg bake was soooo salty. Flavor was good, why so salty? Someone in the back needs to try the drinks and food again. Next time, I will try the regular coffee so that I can regulate the sweetness.

Such a fun coffee shop and store all in one! We were driving out of town and it popped up!…read more They have a variety of different coffee and pastries. The gluten free muffins looked delicious. We tried the breakfast sandwich and it was so good! We look forward to coming back when we have more time to check out the store too!

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

I love a spot where I can get a good coffee and actual food, not just a bakery item. I ordered the…read moreegg bites and the MLK iced latte and both were absolutely delicious. I love the decor and how there are plants, the phone booth and the kids area as well. I would have LOVED this when my kids were little. This is a great spot to bring a group or relax alone and anything in between. I don't come to Independence often, but the next time I do, I am making sure to stop back by here

Loved all the plants and the little shop area! And they have tons of seating options as well!…read moreIndoors and outdoor too! I had the iced strawberry matcha latte it was super yummy not too sweet and had a great price point! Only downfall was the service was a little slow.

Great little spot for quality tea and various treats. We ordered the osmanthus tea jelly, longjing…read moregreen tea, and the surprising star of the show, the teaffogato. I was initially skeptical of the flavor pairings (pistachio ice cream, chrysanthemum tea), but they mesh together exceptionally well, and it contained a lot of interesting textures we really enjoyed. The longjing was brewed perfectly as well! Everything was served quickly and with care. Very nice staff. The interior is pretty cohesive in its furniture and decor, and would make for a great study spot or just somewhere to quietly relax and drink tea. Definitely recommend.

This is a really cool "experience" -- the teas are the stars of the show. They offer a lot of novel…read moretea mixes that you can't find at the nearest boba shop. I was so surprised and delighted when the experience included choosing my own tiny tea cup. I've seen it super busy on a weekend, but never so bad you could'nt find a seat. They have a rotating experimental drink which is pretty cool. Sometimes they don't have menu items -- but I actually find that to be a good thing. It means stock isn't sitting around past it's quality date. Note -- the portions are a little small. It's more about the quality and the savoring of an experience -- rather than a giant drink. Also the AC is a little stronger and the bathrooms are pretty cold. But the Japanese toilet seats are heated!

Love this place! Super great study spot with plenty of seating and parking. Great service, fun…read moredrinks - highly recommend swinging by!

4 stars. Because their prices for a coffee has gotten out of hand!…read more It's delish- love their crunch for time. But expect to boat $7 at a minimum for a medium coffee and normal milk.

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.