Ive been a fan of Mall Deli for decades. I live in Tulsa but love the reuben sandwich at Pittsburg…read moreMall Deli!! Its loaded with corned beef just perfect amount of kraut and thousand island dressing is amazing. The other foods on the menu ate very good, as well. plan to possibly split the reuben or take half home for later.

Was visiting from out of town, and it was clear many locals dined here. When you first arrive at…read moreyour table, they bring you your drinks, as well as a homemade bottle of your signature creamy Italian dressing. All around the restaurant, you could see people putting their dressing on crackers. Our party ordered a variety of sandwiches, and everyone was pleased with their order. Pleasant staff & efficient service.

Came in to get my bagel and cream cheese. I get back to work, no cream cheese. We also ordered a…read moresalad stuffer and got half a salad. This is ridiculous. Some of us only get one break at work

There are so many things to comment on it's hard to know where to start. Panara, over the last 5-10…read moreyears continues to go downhill, not just in this location, but the entire chain. Skimpy ingredients, making the bread thicker to cover up for a lack of ingredients, cutting back on bakery items, and/or removing the bakery display in some stores. Changing the format to be more like a fast food chain, with very bright stores, loud dining rooms, and an environment that discourages one of the biggest reasons people come to Panera; it was a nice comfortable place to relax, hang out, read a book, and maybe do some homework. This new location is bright, clean, and shiny. On the surface, it seems like a great refresh but stay a little while and notice all they have taken away to make it a less-than-desirable place to be. It's basically a Panda or mall food court fast food shop now. The new location is much smaller than the last one on 32nd. It's cramped, very loud, and overly bright. Not conducive to relaxed conversation, doing homework, or hanging out with friends. I'm guessing it's a design decision. Make it less comfortable, sterile, and harsh to turnover faster and try to capitalize on a faster churn of customers. The new tech to get your order is overly complicated and slows things down. Sometimes the simple way is best. They now give you a device that is supposed to light up to help signal the wait staff where to take the food. Simply put, it's a failure. The staff tries to hide it though. On one side under a lip, is a tiny LED screen with an order number. The staff try and read it casually and try to not be noticed but that is how they are getting the order to the table instead of the large plastic or paper table numbers they used to use that the staff could read from across the whole dining room. The surfaces are all bright and hard; hard chairs, floors, walls, etc. That is to further encourage you to eat quickly and go away. Not the format Panera was built on. Instead, you end up with a less comfortable seat and a lot of very loud ambient noise. Everything is designed to move you along and alienate the core customers who have kept Panera going for years. The tables are smaller, and much closer together, again encouraging people to eat and move along and don't bring too many friends with them. The bakery section in most Panera's in the past had a large display area with breads, bagels, and other baked items. Well presented and ready to be sold. This location has a much smaller display case with very little in it. Behind the counter the baskets of bread and bagels are gone, replaces with proofing racks normally kept in the kitchen. They are ugly and another example is that they want you out fast and no longer want to be a place people come frequently or hang out. Also more typical of Panera, half the menu is out of stock. We have been coming to the Joplin location for seven years, and despite the shortcomings, there is not a lot of competition if you want a good sandwich or soup. And every single time we come, we order and they say they are out of this or that. Every single time. Clearly poor inventory management. And they can't blame COVID, it's been this way for years. So we come to the new location and try and order, Tried to order a sandwich on the new ones they have giant backlit posters all over the store advertising, nope, they don't have the ingredients to make any of them. I try a normal regular sandwich they always carry, and nope, only have half of what it takes to make it. How about soup, I wanted the French Onion soup, sure thing but no cheese, and so it went. I settled on the Turkey Bacon on Tomato bread, it comes out with bread measurably cut over an inch and a quarter thick per slice, It's a heavy bread and I guess that was supposed to make up for the paper-thin tomato and nearly nothing else in-between. Still, it was so thick I could barely take a bite of it. We ordered one whole sandwich, and two cups of soup, my wife had the Teriyaki bowl and we each had a regular drink. That was $45 bucks before the tip. At least they now have a drive-thru. Come on Panera, do better get back to your roots.

This review is for lunch at Noon on a Tuesday…read more coffee: This serious coffee shop. Although we are not coffee people, this is clearly a very credible set-up. If coffee is your thing, this is your place. service: Everyone we interacted with was professional and helpful. Excellent recommendations and attentive service. food: Based on staff recommendations, my wife had the club panini with pasta salad and I had the chicken salad with chips. Both sandwiches were prepared to order and served quickly. My wife bought a couple of cookies from the case near the cashier. Everything we had was excellent. space: We didn't expect to find such a cool space. This is a former storefront with high, pressed tin ceiling and what appears to be original flooring. In addition, it's great to see such a cross section of diners. The place has a welcoming neighborhood vibe. There are shirts, ceramics, and other items for sale along one wall. details: Downtown Parsons has plenty of surface parking both along Main Street and in a public parking lot on the North side of the building. There were diners at every table; however, some tables are large so we shared with another person.

i heard many great things about this gem. i was disappointed in my chicken salad sandwich. I get…read morefull very easily and I left starving. First for 8 bucks, the sandwich had barely any salad in it. did not come with tomato or lettuce and no cheese? This place would be so awesome if they had more variety with choices and not scrimp on what they put between two slices of bread. Highly disappointed to say the least. However, the staff is awesome and friendly and makes up for the weak sandwiches. I want to show this place how to make an awesome sandwich!

Visiting from out of town and found Keagan's Coffee not too far away…read more We ordered 2 pop tarts, a cinnamon roll and an iced honey latte. Everything was homemade and absolutely delicious! The owner was extremely kind and friendly! Loved the interior colors and they even roast their own coffee on site. Will definitely be back when we visit again!

Usually we really enjoy this place when we come into town however it took 20 minutes to make 2…read morecoffees this morning. The staff were both just chatting with the person in the drive through and not making any drinks. There were multiple people that were just waiting for drinks and the poor guy was the only one helping people and making drinks by himself.

On a long drive and needing extra pep, what's not to love about a locally owned spot named after…read moreone of my favorite rock 'n rollers in the Joplin Arts District? "Not your average Joe," their beans are fresh for take-home and the community space is large for hosting events and parties too, going strong since 2012. I wish I had come hungry because MAC's Cinnamon Rolls looked incredible, as did the ongoing Earl Gray specials. The Van Gogh latte was light on honey, missing some almond, but creamy and caffeinated nonetheless. A very cool spot with many reasons to return - looking forward to tasting the Milky Way on my return!

My fabulous second "office" of the morning, I arrived here at 9:30am and stayed for about an hour…read moreand a half, moving smoothly through two Zoom calls and several meetings. The atmosphere feels a little less industrial than Zinc and leans more toward the inviting "coffee shop" style, yet it remains an excellent choice for remote workers who want a reliable and pleasant setting. I once again ordered a cortado, and it was once again excellent. Served in the proper short glass, it provided exactly the kind of boost I needed to dig through my mailbox and get everything prepared for the weekend. The consistency here is impressive, and the attention to detail in presentation makes the experience even better. This is a comfortable and quiet place for laptop workers, with seating that encourages focus and a background hum that never becomes distracting. There is street parking right outside, along with a free lot and deck across the street, which makes access easy and stress free. Five stars from me, and I would be glad to spend another full work day here, enjoying both the coffee and the calm environment that makes productivity feel natural. [Review 1484 of 2025 - 469 in Missouri - 25037 overall]

The staff here is incredibly rude and racist. The employees are not knowledgeable as to what they…read morecan and can't sell. On top of this the drinks are so inconsistent and they rarely actually shake my tea. Do not go to this location if you are a person of color because you will be treated different. I mean really it's 2022?

Very good Starbucks franchise! Baristas were very nice and very quick. The store was very relaxing…read moreand was neatly decorated! It is really cool how the decor relates to the town!

I really enjoy coming to Precision Coffee when I am in Nevada. It's a great place to get a cup of…read morecoffee or tea and have a light bite to eat. I will often do some work as well. The space is open but warm and inviting. The staff is always so friendly and wonderful. Easy to find parking, comfy places to sit, clean spaces and free WiFi.

The chai tea latte here is amazing. If you try to get it from anywhere else in town, you'll be…read moresadly disappointed. This is my must go place every time I'm in town.

For the vibe, this is a great place. Very casual and chill and relaxing. It's been a VERY long…read moretime since I tried their coffee but I remember it as good. I stopped in for lunch recently. The roasted apple salad sounded interesting and was recommended by an employee. The flavors were interesting and the mango vinaigrette was amazing but the spring mix was a little limp. I ordered an ice tea too and it was a bit weird tasting. It might have been their special brew... ?? I would stop back and try a panini next time! There's some interesting products here too like local honey and handmade soaps (and other things).

It's the most healthy place to eat in Bartlesville. They have all kinds of drinks. It's clean and…read moreif you need something healthy to take home as in food, vitamins or minerals then pop inside and get anything you need to supplement or cook healthier.

After passing the drive-through option on the highway, I decided to investigate further and go to…read morethe main store front downtown Iola. A charming little downtown as well as a great location on the corner. I walked in and was met with small town hospitality and a great smile. The coffee shop was quaint and cozy, and the kind of place that I would like to spend hours had I had the time. Lots of selections and everything sounded good, but I settled on a special that was made for me. It was a cherry Pepsi Americano float. It was delicious and packed full of cherry flavor. (They can also use other sodas!) I also got the lemon poppyseed bread, which made me happy. Next time I come through Iola or even make a day trip, I will definitely stop in and spend some time. They also have other food items beyond pastries and baked goods. Go grab a bite and taste for yourself!

Nathan at Wild Bloom was very welcoming and his right hand barista made an incredible latte!!! Such…read morea great vibe when you walk in and a peaceful energy that makes you want to stay longer!!! We're visiting from Wisconsin - Wild Bloom beats Starbucks by far!!!