Disappointing. We were looking to try this new coffee roaster hoping to buy and give as a gift but…read morefound the business location listed is out of a residential home and the owner when contacted said he wasn't available.

The dark roast coffee is fabulous! Quick to respond and friendly service. This coffee makes a great…read moregift.

If I'm in downtown Overland Park on a weekend morning, I'm likely making my way to Parisi for…read morecoffee. After several visits over the years, I've only had their coffee and pastries, not their cafe food. The interior is cute and there's often a queue upon entering to order at the counter, but don't let that intimidate you because it moves fast. I recommend getting some of their water on tap (both still and sparkling water are available) if you have to wait! If you're queer like me, you'll likely be drinking a cold black coffee and they have options! They have a regular cold brew in 3 sizes, a cold brew of the moment / seasonal (ask about it!) and a cold brew shandy for something different. My partner and I got two different cold brews on tap today, the original and the Seasonal Single Origin Honduran one. The single origin Honduran was better, but their original was good too. There's a lot of seating, but it's usually taken up, so I tend to just take my coffee to go. Expect to walk out for around $6ish a cup. They clearly care about providing you a good experience with a strong cup of coffee. Give them a shot if you're in downtown Overland Park!

There isn't a coffee shop that is as elegant as this Parisi location. Even some of the customers…read moredress up to come here. A father and daughter duo next to me showed up in a dandy double breasted suit and a princess dress. I wish the food was as good as the vibe. The coffee, while decent, was lukewarm and the scone I got was stale and dry, coming close to inedible. This, at a cost of nearly $11 after tax. It's near terrible food definitely doesn't stop people from coming in, again, you are in one of the nicest areas of downtown OP and have limited coffee competition, so I guess food quality isn't your number one concern.

Rating: 4.5/5 Stars Blip Roasters is probably the most…read moreunique coffee spot I've been to in KC. It is located in an industrial part of town so do not be surprised if you feel a little lost finding it. Once you get there, there is plenty of parking and a very cool biker atmosphere that sets it apart from typical cafes. They roast their coffee in house which is cool. I ordered an iced oat milk latte that was nice and enjoyable but it was a pretty standard brew. If you enjoy the aesthetic the coffee is good and there is plenty of space to hang out with friends. It gets a little noisy so bring headphones if you are coming to get work done.

Well for starters, it's in the neatest industrial area called West Bottoms. I'm not from KC so when…read moreI visit I try to experience different areas when possible. Parking - plentiful. Seating - much capacity. Coffee - delightful. I didn't have enough to really give a full review. But their chai latte extra espresso?? Yum.

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.

drove out just for their specialty lattes and it was so worth it!! the wedding cake latte was…read moredelicious. the baristas were so quick and kind, and the coffee shop itself was very spacious. kinda hard to find parking but worth it!

Stopped in for a quick latte while in the area. The decor seemed a little sterile, my latte was…read moregood with the expresso having a clean nutty flavor. Staff wasn't overtly friendly & just did their jobs. Parking is tight.

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.

The time has come. I have lived in Parkville for 4 years now and have been going to Rochester since…read morethe day after I moved here from California and yea it's time. In the 4 years I have lived here they have switched owners once so I am speaking for the most recent and active owners. First of all bravo. Second of all the chicken bacon panini is the best sandwich I've ever had and have ordered this at least 37 times. Lastly, make no mistake I WANT to gate keep this place but I realized it really doesn't matter how busy this place gets it's still mine at the end of the day because I'm a local so all you buttholes have to drive but it's mine! Ha ha!! (Evil laugh) Okay okay for serious Easy to find because it's a train cart cafe yes you heard right a train cart cafe! It's adorable and so aesthetically pleasing to chill at. Parking easy peasy. Pets welcome. Steps and a ramp to get with multiple outdoor seating areas and multiple indoor seating areas. Definitely wheelchair friendly Phenomenal service always so friendly and soooo dang cute!!! Pricing is fair for what I trust is quality drinks and food. My ONLY negative is the rewards system. So I spend about 100$ a week at Rochester for myself and my family. If you buy a single drink you gain a reward (a star) and if you buy three drinks two pastries and two chicken bakes about 50$.... Which is usually what I buy I get one reward. So. I'm a local I spend a lot there I'd like to feel more appreciated lol point blank is i went before there was a rewards system in place. Does it kind of sting a little in this economy? Yea but man I really do love Rochester my whole family does. I guess you can just place a few orders if it bugs you too but I'm gonna keep going no matter what. Right now they have a drink called "Bugjuice" it's superb. Matcha lemonade mix it's heavenly and is my go to drink right now. Try it! And !!! If you make it in early in the weekends try their fritters!

Loved my seasonal iced lattes (it's July- I had the Neapolitan and the Orange vanilla coffees-…read moreyum!). Staff is so friendly and helpful. Interior is amazing. The sweet potato and black bean breakfast burrito was a little mushy- I'll try another flavor next time. Areas to improve: I think that more electrical outlets are needed (come with a fully charged laptop). Also both of the fun little up-above places to sit were covered in crumbs when I scoped them out for possible seating- I think the staff could do more sweeps of the area when business gets slow- I was there for four hours getting work done, and it was slow, and nothing was cleaned up.

Stopped by the Roasterie Cafe on our last trip to Kansas City. When you arrive there is plenty of…read moreparking in the parking lot across the street. The area is a bit run down but don't let that deter you from stopping in. Outside there is an old 1943 dc-3 on top of the building as a tribute coffee, aviation, and the company's roots. The plane is named after the founder's mother "Betty". It's also a nod to how the company "air roasts" their coffee. When you walk in the vibe feels industrial, aviation-themed, and cozy. I ordered a caramel latte and asked for it to be served in a ceramic. The coffee was excellent as always and this is my go to coffee shop in Kansas City. If you are in the area I highly recommend stopping in for a cup of coffee. Also, there are certain days where you can tour the factory if you are interested in that as well.

As we finish our day,we made one last stop for coffee. The Roasterie offers a wide selection of…read moredrip coffee, specialty coffees, pastries while enjoying the atmosphere of a coffee shop that is spacious for hanging out and having conversation. The staff at service was great. The Roasterie Factory Cafe is located 1204 W. 27th St., Kansas City, MO and after you have coffee, see if they have any available factory tours and learn how it all got started. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 7 AM to 5 PM Saturday and Sunday 8 AM to 4 PM