I have been here several times now and this is a hidden gem in Belton. They have a variety of…read morebreakfast items which is great. Everything from their bagels and bialys are great. They also have amazing cannolis. I love getting their breakfast sandwiches. It's quick and friendly as well. You ring the doorbell and they come straight to the window. You can stay warm or cool in your car and they can drop it to your car. Parking is a small space but I've never had trouble getting a spot. They are only open on sat and sun so you got to be quick!

Where to start! This small family owned bakery is tucked away at the very end of Main Street in…read moreBelton in a historic old gas station. The owner, Barbara, is from New York and decided to bring better bagels to the area. Baked fresh so you get them warm. Weekends only for now. Try any breakfast sandwich, they are amazing!

Just had the best apple pie I've ever had in my entire life from Missouri Mud, I wish I got 5…read moreslices of it.

Deliriously happy to have run across this restaurant. We were in Belton looking around and decided…read morewe needed a salad so looked up best salads near us. MO Mud Co pulled up and we headed that way. This place is decorated with what Kendall Jenner would call grandma vibes ... and I'm here for it. Amazing selection of syrups for coffee drinks, etc and an outstanding line up of desserts. We had a Rueben and a Greek salad. The meat is sliced fresh and is served in delicious bread with an abundant amount of condiments, because let's be honest if half your frig isn't condiments then what are you doing! The salad was massive, like a 3 pounder. I can't wait to go back and try their drinks and desserts. Oh yea WE WILL BE BACK!!!

Meshuggah has the best bagels, hands down. I stopped in this week to pick up bagels for the office…read more The bagels were still warm and smelled delightful. They have great flavors and the staff is always ready to provide a recommendation when you can't decide. I also appreciate the board with recommended combinations of bagels and cream cheese flavors.

Stopped in here this past weekend, after taking the dog to run around at the park…read more I've been aware of Meshuggah Bagels for a long time. They've been there a long time, but I never had the occasion to actually stop in. They were busy, but the line moved quickly. They're efficient. After waiting about 5 minutes, I ordered 6 bagels and two schmears to go, and when I got home, we toasted a couple bagels and schmeared them up. We were so pleased with the food. The bagels were fresh and delicious and everything we wanted. Put bagels at other places to shame.

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.

We went on a Saturday morning and they were packed!! No seating on the main floor or upstairs…read more Luckily it was a beautiful day so we got to enjoy their ample patio seating. The women working the cashier was very kind and helpful. Absolutely fantastic quality of food and coffee! Our whole group was impressed with everything that we ordered. The stand out was the bacon Gouda sandwich on some phenomenal ciabatta bread. The bagel was outstanding. The pastry case was drool worthy and we'll have to come back to eat through it. Price wise its a bit on the pricey side but worth it for the quality you're receiving. Lots of free street parking available. Note for the cold brew lovers - they don't serve cold brew so be ready with your back up order.

Wow! I'm so happy I stopped in this cute little spot…read more It's a cute little shop tucked into a small office building in a residential area. It's small but not too small with the outdoor and upstairs seating. I was quickly greeted by the very friendly staff after walking in. I asked "what's the best thing on the menu if I was never to be here again (I'm a driver and likely won't)" and she said the bacon Gouda and boy oh boy was it good! The bacon was very high quality and so was the bread. The cheese was super melted and made the almost garlic buttery mayo taste even better. I would highly recommend it and would recommend this place!!

Belton Panera has really upped their game. I'm fairly sure that that is due to the way that…read moreMichelle and her staff run the restaurant. They've implemented a new system with pick up orders so there's no more getting your order stolen by someone, I love the new asiago flavors, and the quality has definitely gone up recently on everything. I don't do a lot of reviews for chain restaurants, but I had a particularly good experience at Panera in Belton this morning and wanted to make sure to shout that out. Thanks again Michelle! You made my morning great. Also if you haven't tried the Asiago bread twists run and get some! I'd post a picture but they never made it home....

Bro the bread was bad. I found a ant in my soup.some people were mean.someone was twerking right…read morenext to me it was weird

First time visiting this coffee shop in Lee's Summit. My Valentine's Day drink was delicious, I…read morefeel like there was a good balance of espresso, milk, and flavoring. Food - we ordered a sausage burrito, which was very delicious. They definitely give you a lot of meat, which is nice since that's what you're paying for. No potatoes in the burrito, which is another plus in my opinion. Bagel sandwich with added pesto was perfect. The bagel was soft and fresh which I appreciate. Excited to return here again!

Came in on the 4th of July and grabbed a Salted Carmel Mocha and a slice of red velvet cake. I…read morebelieve the cake was gluten free and I couldn't tell, it was delicious! The coffee had good flavor and was really smooth as well. 10/10 experience.

Whistle Stop Coffee Shop is a fantastic coffee shop on Main Street in Lee's Summit…read more I met a friend there this morning for coffee, but I was able to order a French Vanilla pour over. The beans were ground fresh for me. I love French Vanilla coffee, but it's not my wife's favorite. So it was nice to be able to get a cup and enjoy it. I also ordered biscuits and gravy and a glass of milk, which were very tasty. I brought my wife home a cinnamon roll which she enjoyed. She said it was good. The front of the house is pretty bustling and lively. At the back of the restaurant, there's a quieter room and outdoor dining on the patio. I will definitely be returning to this location. Special shout out to the staff, who were magnificent.

I really wanted to like this place. I've lived in LS since 2008 and hadn't gotten around to this…read moreplace. And I'd heard good things. So I'll start with the good: - charm. It's a pretty downtown location. The decor is cozy and nicely decked out for Christmas. - chairs. They spent a little extra on padded leather to save our butts. - service. They're quick and polite. - cleanliness. Now for the less good: - layout. Everything feels tight. It's prettier than it is practical. - drink quality. My daughter found her spiced chai (pictured) overly sweet. And if you look at the pic, you'll notice that they gave her basically 2/3 of a cup. That pic was taken before she took a single sip (yes, I know the straw I used to show the amount looks used; I did use it to search for a tea bag in my tea fog. See below!). My cinnamon/butterscotch tea fog was, to put it politely, unimpressive. I left it steeping at least 15 minutes because it was way too hot to drink. And then I had to get a straw to search for tea bags, because it tasted like hot foamy water and I was convinced they'd forgotten to put the tea bags in. Well, they hadn't. There was one tea bag. My standard of comparison is Gusto over by Longview, which makes the best tea fogs in town. They use two tea bags and it tastes like heaven. Whatever they served me at Whistle Stop tasted like perfumed water. So overall, I give it a 3/5. Points for location and decor and nice chairs. But the main attraction should be the drinks, and they were both kinda terrible. And there's just no excuse for serving someone 2/3 of a cup when we're paying $6 for a small drink.