My husband and I came here to check this place out since we have seen it often while passing…read morethrough Louisburg. I thought it was interesting as it is shares a building with a beauty salon named "Frankies," but that business is separate. We both already had coffee earlier in the day, and wanted to try something different, so we opted for the Chai tea latte. To our surprise the chai latte was very tasty, and not too sweet, which sometimes happens when you are getting these sort of drinks in new places. I had expected during our first fifteen minutes here to leave a higher review and would have posted more stars, but I found the service here very unprofessional and inappropriate. At first my impression was that the young gentleman who attended us was accommodating and helpful with suggestions. By his friendliness I thought the rest of the visit would be pleasant. He was accompanied by two other female employees, whom my husband and I debated whether or not the girls were teens or not by their behavior. Hence, the inappropriate experience commenced. What we witnessed were the two young ladies being very flirtatious toward the young man, whom I had assumed was presumably the person in charge. Their behavior turned obnoxious and loud, and if the man was supposed to be in charge, he failed to curtail the young girl's behavior. I dismissed the loud behavior at first, but then I witnessed all three of them bend down and go beneath the counter, giggling loudly, and presumably were showing parts of themselves (I believe tattoos from the words exchanged). When they came back up, the young man asked one of the girls whether or not she had been embarrassed with "getting it" whatever "it" was, and I assume this was a tattoo. They went down behind the counter later and at some point all three of them went to the back room for a while. No one was at the counter for a while. I had no idea what to make of the behavior going on, and my husband and I felt very uncomfortable, feeling like we should ask them if they wanted privacy we could leave. This undoubtably felt like we were on candid camera for one on those shows, "What Would You Do?" Yes, I expected to see Don Quinones walk out and ask us why we hadn't asked for a manager? LOL Later, again while the three young employees were down behind the counter, and more customers came in, a lady asked if she had been disrupting something? This all indicated to me that no one was in charge, and not the way that I would think a business owner would want things ran.

Everything was great!! Good food, unique gifts and friendly staff. It was a beautiful day. They…read morehave a small sale room out behind the gift shop. We almost cleaned it out! Bought lots of bargain's!

This is a great little spot! I came for lunch and my mom and I shared a few small plates - the…read morebruschetta, pretzels, and flatbread. The flatbread was my favorite. But all were really good! I sipped one of their lattes - but nothing really stood out with the coffee and I probably would skip it next time. There is plenty of parking, indoor and outdoor seating, and a cozy little vibe!

Cinnamon rolls so good on hey warn you when they're getting low on inventory, but don't worry, they…read moremake more! Bustling with locals and passerby's. True small town breakfast destination. Very casual, lots of seating, and the friendliest of staff. Perfect breakfast stop on your way out of KC, heading south.

The Cider Mill is about all I've done in Louisburg, so it was nice to be able explore town a little…read moremore and try a local restaurant! Miss B's Cafe is a southern classic! I had my family with me and a lot of the locals stopped by to chat especially to say hi to all my girls- it was so sweet! We were there on a random Friday, and it surprisingly wasn't busy, but I could see it getting crowded on a Saturday morning! It seems like they had a lot of seating though. It was hard to pick what to eat, but I ended up with a classic breakfast and it didn't disappoint! Definitely wouldn't mind stopping by again if I'm in town!

If you are tired of urban / suburban settings, you owe it to yourself to come to The Bean in Spring…read moreHill. This coffee shop oozes charm. The baristas are equal parts friendly and knowledgeable and the entire establishment has the ideal, quaint small town feel of a place where you can be truly known. The buckin' bronco cold brew is extremely good with just the right bit of kick!

Fantastic coffee and great, friendly service! Well worth the drive to Springhill to try this…read moreadorable and delicious spot!

We stopped in prior to their big fall festivals but they were certainly getting ready for them. We…read morehad stopped in before to by apples but this time it was just a pit stop. We did a hard cider (and fruit wine) tasting and ended up buying a couple of four-packs of cider. I would definitely recommedn the apple cider donuts, too. Staff was super friendly and informed. It was a little crowded in the store with all the merchandise they were trying to get out for the upcoming pumpkin patch crowds.

*MUST VISIT FALL ACTIVITY*…read more Louisberg Cider Mill is such a gem and a charming little place to visit! Just 25-30 minutes away from Overland Park and surrounding areas. The parking is easy, and during fall they have a pumpkin patch, corn maze, and family activities - currently they have opened up their activities space from 12th Sept. The parking area to the left is geared towards the fall activity and on the right you will find the country store itself along with hard cider booth, Food truck and a tiny Mill itself. Since it was 90° outside, I skipped the activities and went into the store directly. The rest of the year, the country store and mill are open I believe. It was my very first cider mill experience. And I couldn't have picked up a better place than this one - absolutely fell in love!! The store feels like walking straight into fall ... the smell inside the store will make you nostalgic instantly. The store shelves were stocked with everything from fruit butters,BBQ sauces, Loose Teas, Jams ,Preserves to pancake/donut/cake mixes, ciders, and wines along with seasonal decor and kids stuff. I couldn't help but feel like a kid again lol. I left with strawberry rhubarb preserve, Dutch apple preserve, apple butter, orchard blend hard cider, and the donuts off course. NOTE - Since I am a diabetic, I'm always searching for food items which has no extra sugar added, and I found that many of the preserves butters had no extra sugar added ... it was a win-win situation for me. The donuts are warm, golden, dusted with Sugar, and extremely soft inside. It 100% answered the question like if fall had a flavor then this could be it - very cinnamony and cider like. The Dutch apple preserves were full of crisp apple chunks huge ones, the strawberry rhubarb preserve was also perfectly made and the apple butter had a deep caramelized flavor and my husband loved the hard cider for being crisp and slight sweetness. Right next door is the mill itself, with displays of cider-making equipment and baskets of fresh apples. There's also outdoor seating to eat the purchased food. I'll definitely going to be back when the temperature cools down to explore the pumpkin patch and the corn maze. If you're anywhere near Kansas City, this place is a MUST fall activity. Even if you just go for the donuts, it's worth the trip.

We absolutely love Love, Coffee! Their lattes are 10/10 delicious and have a great food menu as…read morewell. The coffee shop has plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating (with shade). Service is always kind and quick. We were devastated when they left their location at Station 7, so we frequently make the drive to their main shop near Greenwood

I went in around 7am on a Saturday and it was pretty busy already. A large latte usually comes with…read moretwo shots, but I added two more. The vanilla flavor was good and the service was quick. There's a few tables/ seating options inside and a large patio outside. Super cute, I'll be back.

Sunday morning crepes!! Well, any day is a good day for Groundhouse crepes. These huge crepes are…read morepacked full of fresh ingredients. I am a sucker for the Farmhouse crepe, which includes Sausage, bacon, ham, spinach, cheddar cheese, eggs, green onions, and tomatoes. It is so good! Pair it with your favorite coffee or try a seasonal coffee and a pastry. All their crepe options, from savory to sweet, are awesome. The staff is amazing and the space is comfortable for a date or a group gathering. Live this place on a warm Saturday morning before heading to the farmers market or warming up on a cold snow day.

Lovely coffeeshop with a ton of seating and expansive menu, offering both coffees and food items!…read more Crepes looked delicious and so did all of their pastries. Love that they loaded me up with three tea bags, I was able to have a couple of cups while visiting with a friend.

Always a treat. It's good to have a place where everybody knows your name…read more - and caffeine too.

Love the ambience of this old house, turned into coffee shop & Café. After I ordered the daily…read morespecial of a BLTA, sat outside on the porch. Was disappointed in the sandwich being a little on the dry side and having no side option that came with the lunch special. I was going to get a coffee, but didn't have the server come around so just ate & left.

I was thinking about going here. I read the reviews. Some were not so good but mostly they were…read morevery favorable. I didn't end up going, but there is a nice park next door with a pretty lake and native wildflowers.

By far the worst coffee I've ever had. Honestly, something had to be wrong with it. I ordered an…read moreiced vanilla latte with oat milk, and it tasted unlike any latte I've ever had, in the worst possible way. I couldn't taste either the vanilla or the coffee, and there were some strange white bits floating throughout the drink that made it even more off-putting. To be fair, the service was friendly, the drink was made quickly, and the shop itself seemed like a nice place to sit down and get some work done. The atmosphere was pleasant and I could see why people enjoy spending time there. Unfortunately, none of that could make up for the coffee. The drink was genuinely unpleasant, and since that's the main reason I came, I can't overlook how bad it tasted.

I love trying out new local(ish) coffee shops. So I searched for good coffee in Grandview when I…read morehad a marketplace delivery to make. So happy I did. Great coffee, cute atmosphere, excellent customer service. The music was a tad loud for my liking because you could not really hold a conversation in there very easily. It is bright and airy with a cute little tree. I got the la calabaza. It had pumpkin flavoring and I really enjoyed it. My friend got the mexi mocha. She was thrilled to see it on the menu but did not read that their default milk is oat milk. So heads up to everyone that if you don't provide a milk preference you get oat. She is gluten free and regretted not reading the ingredient list.

Cute little hole in the wall coffee shop that you'd miss driving down Main street in Grandview. I…read moreneeded to be in the area, and decided to see if any new coffee shops had popped up, and here you go. It gives the vibe that you may have stumbled into Southwest blvd. area. It has very much the urban store front feel from that area. I noticed that as I walked in with two doors going opposite direction, a bit quirky for the suburbs but Grandview isn't all suburbs any more either. It's halfway between. That being said, this place is a nice break coffee shop from those that invite nanny-granny conversations and the super-stuffed wannabe types who go to coffee shops with the laptops and act as if it's their personal office space. You know who you are! and this is the coffee shop I wouldn't picture them dropping into. The music isn't too loud and tolerable, if you need to play something to listen to on your device. The music they first played was modern alternative, which was cool, but as I began my review it switched to that Mexican wailing with accordion. It's funny, when in Mexico, the coffee shops will play American alternative, or no music at all. The barista was a sweet gal who made the best Mexican chocolate mocha, so I know where to come and get a good mocha now. I would have ordered a pastry, but there weren't many here, but 3 to choose from, and I didn't see one I wanted to try. I imagined by mention of "Pan de dulce" that I would have enjoyed good Mexican pastries, but oh well, will have to go back to Mexico for that.