Great coffee, solid cold Matcha. Decor was on point. Good food. Fair price. Great service. A…read morenon-pretentious business with a lot of self pride.

There's no shortage of places to get a cup of coffee, or a coffee beverage, in JoCo. But there are…read moresome that stand out and Pour Coffeehouse might lead that pack. Pour is way out in the southwest stretches of the metro but anchors a fairly busy strip center. The space inside is homey and not enormous, but there are plenty of spots to enjoy. The house brew is strong and always fresh and their breakfast burrito game is seriously on point. The beverage menu is fairly standard, from latte through seasonal offerings, and each drink is handcrafted to your wishes. The food menu is not extensive, but what they do, they do really well. There are a couple of sandwiches on the menu and their aforementioned breakfast burritos are outstanding. Pour offers several varieties and packs alllll the freshness and flavor inside those tortillas. You could even pair one up with one of their baked goodies and you're in for a treat. Hint: try a handmade Pop-tart. Parking is super easy, pricing is pretty fair, and the service is local & friendly. Their outside seating is unexpectedly cool as the strip center isn't exactly made for a patio, but Pour placed several tables on the front sidewalk and around the side in the shade for a nice touch. It can get busy, because there's not a lot of competition and demand is high, so be sure to be cognizant of when the high school gets out. Sample & enjoy!

This was my first trip to Scooters! I usually stick to Starbucks or Dutch Bros, but I saw lavender…read moredrinks on the menu and noticed one on my way to work, so I figured I'd give it a try. I downloaded the app and ordered ahead to save some time, only to learn they actually make your order when you arrive. I can see the pros and cons there, but it is something to keep in mind if you are in a hurry. When I got there, I hopped in the drive thru line. In hindsight, I probably should have gone inside since I was third in line and it took about 6 to 7 minutes. The person at the speaker was very soft spoken, and between that and some lawn care happening nearby, I honestly could not hear much. I assumed I was told to pull forward and just went with it. The part that really stood out to me, though, was the experience at the window. I pulled up and waited for about a minute with no acknowledgment at all. No eye contact, no "we will be right with you," not even a quick glance my way. I could see the team moving around inside, so I know they were busy, but it felt a little awkward just sitting there wondering if I was in the right place. When someone finally came over, they handed me my drink without saying a single word or making eye contact. No hello, no thank you, nothing. Then came the silent straw interaction where they just held one up and gestured at me. I figured it out, but it definitely caught me off guard. My food came out the same way, just handed over with zero communication. What made it more noticeable was that it was not just one person. All three employees I could see looked frustrated or upset, and there was just a really tense, unhappy energy behind the counter. I completely understand bad days, I have worked in the service industry for 20 years, but as a customer it felt very unwelcoming, especially for a first visit. As for the food and drink, they were just okay. I had the French toast sandwich, which was a bit underwhelming, and the Iced Lavender Berry Matcha did not quite have the punch I was hoping for. All in all, it was not a terrible experience, just not one that would bring me back. If I am going to spend that kind of money on a treat, I do want to feel at least a little welcomed while doing it. That said, I appreciated the first time reward on the drink. It definitely helped soften the experience a bit!

Pretty good for fast coffee. It's sweet though. It's very sweet! Not bad but I wish I was ready for…read morethat

This place is definitely rated a 5 for service and atmosphere. The only reason why overall it's a 4…read moreis because they showcased pastries which looked and were touted to be really delicious but fell short for me: the apple cinnamon cake was so dense and had an overbearing heavy hand of cinnamon. I know I may sound too picky but having to watch my sugar intake for the day, I snubbed all other pastries at 4 other coffee shops for this one and was disappointed. Now on a great positive note: nice space with a comfy corner with comfy chairs tucked in the back side of the shop, and a side door to its outside patio seating area. The Revo freeze is the only frozen drink they offer and was quite good.

Neat little place I would definitely recommend parking in the back because the front is 30 minutes…read moreonly... I did a weird thing and instead of walking around I walk through the hotel but either one works interesting. Drink selection definitely pressed would definitely go back the outside patio doesn't get a lot of breeze, but that's OK... good service

This great little neighborhood coffee shop is locally owned and a gem. Yhe season flavors and yummy…read morebreakfast burritos and pastries are delicious, especially the homemade pop tarts. The road construction is making it difficult to reach right now but I promise it's worth the detour. Great outdoor space and plenty of parking. Support local and especially right now, support this small business hurt by the construction.

I didn't even know this was there. So this is a coffee shop in a historical building that has been…read moreused as a Train Station, Gas Station, and Fire Station. No wonder its name remains Station! The coffee is fantastic, and the place is much bigger than it looks when you pull up. I do highly encourage you to get your amazing coffee from one of its super-friendly and knowledgeable baristas and then go wander the outdoor space/park that is right there. Now that I know this place exists, I'll be by to grab either a regular cup o' joe or sometimes one of the fancier drinks (made with oat milk, because my stomach is dumb) or maybe just one of the pastry snacks.

Foundry is still getting it done well! We're so lucky to be within walking/biking distance to…read moreseveral great coffee spots in the Lenexa area, but Foundry is special because of their proximity to the pond/lake at Sar-Ko-Par. My wife highly recommends the peanut butter cup latte and I still say get the coffee cake to go with (and have them warm it for like 15-20 seconds in the microwave). Fabulous service and plenty of space inside and out, and obviously if you have littles and need safe space, then Foundry still offers a great play area with conversational space. Enjoy!

Ok this was a good latte! Just a simple coconut latte to enjoy on the walk around Sar Ko Par Park…read more Located right off the path and run by members of the church (so the occasionally teenager will serve you). Everyone had a positive and inviting attitude.

There is a great local coffee shop, part of the messenger coffee group if you're familiar with…read morethem. Extensive food and peppers choices and that even offered me a free refill and coffee because I asked comfortable seating. The only downside is the toilets are limited so you got a plan ahead.

CBS sandwich which was not pictured now added…read more. Review remains the same so nothing new to add.

Such a wonderful place to try teas and to get loose tea blends for home. I love that the owner has…read moreseasonal tea hot/cold tea drinks to try. I have enjoyed every new drink mix I have gotten and appreciate that the owner is always willing to give recommendations.

The best tea in history! Love the grapefruit oolong, it is the most refreshing and thirst…read morequenching! Lauren always makes the perfect drink

Apogee was a great find. There is a lot of room inside and it's super clean. The service was great…read moreand I got my order in fast. I got my coffee to go, and it was sooooo good. I think it was the best coffee I've found in the area. My latte was smooth and full of flavor. I'm excited to get back and try another!!! Great service, great coffee!

Interesting little coffee shop in between a rock climbing facility and something else kid related I…read morethink . I ordered an iced vanilla bean latte and the brown sugar pop tart. Omg the icing on that pop tart was so good, I would go back just for those! The latte was ok. The staff was friendly. I would try them again and ordered from their breakfast menu!

My favorite coffee shop, love the Mocha, it's a great place.... Old town Lenexa is an amazing arearead more

Hadn't been in over a year, but went in to meet a friend and admin. The coffee counter bar area has…read morebeen remodeled and has a seriously cool pour-over system. You pick the beans, make your own coffee combo if you prefer. They grind it and it runs through an auto-pour system. You can also get your beans roasted in store! Definitely put this in your list. Vincent is so nice and knowledgeable.

Today, 27 September, through 29 September, in app only, free medium hot coffee, black. Delicious! I…read moregot the medium roast and I love it. I don't need to "doctor it up" with cream or flavoring. Service was great; pulled up to the order pole/intercom thingy, said I had a mobile order and voilà! They made it fresh to go!! I cannot attest to the ambiance inside the business, but from the comfort of my car?? Fabulous! :)

There seems to be a common thread at more coffee places, the Gen Z staredown. That was my…read moreexperience at Scooters on 101st street. I went to meet a friend and have a coffee and he picked this place, why I don't know. When I came to the counter I smiled and said hello. I was greeted (or non greeted) with a pair of surly looks. I felt like saying " I can go to Wendy's if I'm bothering you" but I ordered a black coffee and a cookie. I left her a buck and change tip and the twins just continued to stare. As I was leaving, I said " Have a nice day!" and they just looked at me... The coffee was OK, the service was reasonably quick, but that place has a black cloud for ambience. As a middle aged person, I still remember working for tips, although back in my day counter help didn't get tipped. That being said, I think I'll stick to the Mom and Pop coffee places. Or hope that someone starts making portable espresso machines.