Lovely coffee spot in DTKC. I think they're probably the best in the immediate area and maybe the…read morebest I had during my visit there. I highly recommend trying them while you're in the area.

Getting a view of downtown and trying a different cafe beverage for a 2nd chance…read more Latte (caramel) was my fix and it was decent. Very laid back scene and great art

We love this space and the atmosphere is conducive to whatever, workin, journaling, people watching…read moreor trying everything on the menu!

Good Karma is doing the coffee shop thing completely differently…read more It's urban, concrete, creative and full of personality. Lyrics on the walls of Kendrick Lamar, books, local art and products from KC makers, with a real emphasis on supporting creators of color. For my new "what kind of meeting is this place good for?" lens, I'd say two people, maybe three. Not a ton of big tables for spreading out, but great for coffee, conversation or brainstorming. The iconic recipes are absolutely worth trying, and keep an eye on their Instagram because they post some pretty stellar deals. I also noticed they offer elevator access for anyone who needs it. Not cozy café energy. More creative city energy. And that's exactly why it stands out. Watch their Instagram for some pretty stellar promotions and specials.

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 love The Nook, it's the cutest, quietest little spot in the most beautiful library that I could…read moreliterally spend days in, reading and admiring the architecture. This little café is actually a really cool extension of a community project, and always has something delicious to try. I was lucky enough to head in and try the new FIFA beverage menu, which is running thru July. An orange mocha inspired by the Netherlands, it was so delicious I whispered, "Hup Holland Hup" to myself as I downed that beauty. I had the pleasure of trying the quiche of the day as well, which was a knockout. Caramelized onions inside made is both sweet and savory, a knockout pastry crust with flaky layers that I never wanted to stop. Please go try literally anything here.

Stopped by the KC downtown library to work for the day and it was so cute in here. The Library…read morepartners with The Prospect KC to operate The Nook. It's a coffee bar and learning lab for students. Latte was good, a toasted coconut flavor. And had a cookie that was good. Would come back! The student working was so nice! Library is cool and need to come back.

Excellent cappuccino and PB pie! Nice service very friendly. Great coffee selection to take home…read more Informal and comfy environment. Our family was visiting from NYC and had a great time.

Broadway Café is a great coffee shop because of its convenient location and consistently good…read morecoffee. It's a great place to work or get things done, as long as you bring headphones, since it can get a little loud to me and very busy at times. I especially love the outdoor seating during the summer; it's such a vibe. Bonus points for their great tea selection too. Overall, a solid café with good drinks and a welcoming atmosphere.

Small little shop that sits back off the main flow of Liberty. I ordered a Bacon Egg & Cheese…read moreCrepe, I now wish that more coffee shops had crepes as an option for food. It had a great flavor and good filling. The coffee was smooth and had a good roast to it.

Service was warm and friendly. I live the prayer wall. Tasty coffee and they make a lot of their…read moreown pastries.

Amazing coffee and vibes! Their biscuits are a must have. The staff is so friendly, and the take…read morehome jars and sleeves are adorable. A regular coffee shop

My husband and I visited this coffee shop and when we first walked in, it was completely packed and…read moreonly had small high top counters available, so we turned around to leave and then found out that our starter went out in our car! I ended up going back inside and found a table by that time while he was calling triple AAA. We had about an hour and 20 minutes left before they closed and my husband came in and told one of the barista about our car situation. We were worried that it wouldn't be picked up on time because there is a large metal gate that they lock off the parking lot, they also have accordion gates to lock in the front of the coffee shop. Thankfully, the tow truck came in time! But when I first was in the coffee shop and I stood in line, I was standing behind four people that were in their later 60s. I didn't realize that I was at the end of the line because they were the only people in line and they had no signage stating where to begin your order. So then when I figured it out because two other women walked to the correct side I got behind them and they graciously let me go in front of them. I was watching the interaction between the male barista with the older people, and I felt like he was short with them and frustrated because they had questions about their menu. Their menu is limited and even with myself going to many many coffee shops. It was somewhat of a challenge to find out actually what they had. I was looking at the tea selection and their coffee and they have a limited syrups and have no syrups for their teas. I believe that was probably the hold up with the older people trying to navigate what they have. When I got up to the counter, it was a different barista. It was a young woman, and the service was fine with her. They gave me a little stand with a number and another barista who did not have a good attitude brought out my latte and my husband's canned latte that is made from their business. I asked the barista if they had any Stevia and she said no they only had a simple sugar syrup. So she brought out a small restaurant style syrup carafe with a simple syrup and a tiny spoon. I asked if they had any to go cups because we were waiting for AAA and the original barista had said they only have to go jars with a lid and you had to leave $1.75 deposit. So I told her just to give me the latte in a regular cup because I didn't want to have to deal with getting a refund for that. That is one thing that I don't care for when it comes to coffee shops is not having a to go cup. There are many recyclable cups that can be purchased or degradable cups if their concern is the environment. My husband did not care for his canned latte. It was a bourbon vanilla flavor and it was I think $6.75 or $6.25 for a smaller can. I did like their latte, but for some reason, I kept getting lightheaded after adding their simple sugar syrup, which I thought was very odd. I do not have diabetes or any blood sugar problems. The coffee shop is pretty much an L shape with a variety of seating from tables and chairs to counter high tops and a couch. They also have some picnic tables outside that are under a covered patio. They have a variety of art on their walls and they also have bagged coffee for sale, but I found it to be exceedingly high priced. While the coffee was good for my latte, I would not go back because of the limited seating and the lack of barista friendliness. Even with people who I could tell were definitely regulars, when the regulars would give them a parting goodbye, they barely acknowledged them. I definitely prefer Anchor Island down the street.

Visited last week for my reading hour. There was a pretty foul smell near the door. Smelled like…read moredog poop. The space is BEAUTIFUL. Felt like a coffeeshop meets an elevated sports bar. The iced chai was pretty run-of-the-mill. The pastry I had was as well. It's a great space though. Definitely somewhere I'd hang out for a spell.

I can't believe how long it took me to stop by! I ordered an iced latte with the peanut butter…read morecaramel syrup. You can really tell it is crafted in house. The flavor was nutty and creamy. It was a unique combination that you really don't see everywhere! I also had a Luca bagel. I love that they have a lot of local vendors for food. The space itself is huge. There's so many tables and a ton of space to spread out. I'll definitely be back!