A delicious restaurant with a variety of food options. We came here for the first time yesterday…read moreand were pleasantly surprised with everything we ordered. When you walk in you see some jewelry and other items for sale in the display case, and then to the right you order at the counter and take a number. They will bring the food out to you. The place was about half full when we came on a Sunday around 11am. I ordered the chilaquiles with chicken and egg, with both red and green salsa. My fiancé ordered the same thing, but with asada. He also got a cup of their cinnamon coffee that came in an adorable cup. Everything was delicious, the prices were reasonable, and the portion sizes were huge! I can't wait to come back to try their horchata latte or the chicken mole enchiladas.

This is a hidden gem in Lenexa. The breakfast skillet is beyond amazing…read more If the question is breakfast in the area, this is your answer.

First time ever having a Honey Latte that tasted like real honey and not artificially flavored…read moresyrup. Today my first visit to Maps, though I have been to a few other businesses in the area. I was pleasant surprised by the size and amount of available seating. There was a short line to order coffee at the bar, but it moved quickly. They have all standard coffee drinks with a few flavor options and a seasonal menu. They also offered various pastries, but nothing savory that I saw. The barista was pleasant and my drinks came out quickly. They mentioned a loyalty program that I will probably sign up for on my next visit.

Not my first time at Maps but so glad to be back. The chai was outstanding and their bakery items…read morelooked great!

This bakery has great coffee and some delicious Danish pastries and bread. My favorite is the cream…read morepuff. However, I've visited this place at least 20 times, and I've only been able to get one about 2-3 times. Either it's so popular that people buy them right away as soon as they're put on the shelf, or they simply don't make enough. As everyone knows, their products are a little pricey, which means you can only grab a small selection, about 2-3 pieces with a coffee, and it's already $20-$30. So they're definitely on the expensive side for a bakery. The cake was great, but I wish the price range were around $30-$40 (it's currently about $55-$60+). The staff are welcoming and attentive. However, there can be a long wait, even when there are only 3-4 customers checking out. Overall, great bakery and more cream puff please!

Lovely bakery with good baguette, French and Korean pastries and desserts. Can walk in and grab…read moremany selections that are fresh and also order specialty cakes. We tried croissants, mochi donuts, macarons and also had a cappuccino. All was high quality, delicious and well made with friendly service and charming French cafe ambiance.

I've been looking for a coffee shop in the KC metro area and decided to give Summer Moon a try. I…read moreordered an iced vanilla latte with oat milk, and my total came out to almost $9. Yes, $9. That's on the expensive side for a latte, so I went in with pretty high expectations. Everything about the experience was quick and efficient. The line moved fast, my drink came out quickly, and I was in and out with no issues. The shop itself seemed like a great place to sit down and get some work done or catch up with a friend. Since it was such a nice day, I decided to sit outside. My first sip immediately stood out because of the texture. It was probably the smoothest coffee I've ever had; silky, creamy, and almost pillowy on the tongue. Unfortunately, that's where most of my praise ends. The coffee itself tasted fine, but nothing about the flavor stood out, especially considering the price. I ordered a vanilla latte, but I couldn't taste any vanilla at all and got virtually no sweetness from the drink. Overall, it's not bad coffee by any means, and the texture was genuinely impressive. But for nearly $9, I expected a lot more flavor. I don't regret trying it, but I wouldn't come back at that price point.

On a nice sunny day in OPKS, choose a new spot to try. Abby was extremely patient and helpful…read moreunderstanding there menu options and sweetness categories. There's plenty of other drink options too! There's breakfast options surely you can land on- sandwiches, donuts, pastries and other hot choices. You can tell quite a lot of went into floor layout of the shop. Open design is inviting with different seating sections from front tables, couches and then toward the back more tables where it's great for remote work. Then there's the patio. It's shaded because it's on the backside. I ended up getting an iced Blue Moon Latte, Full Moon sweetness and hot moon matcha to go. Both with oat milk. Their signature sweet cream and oak coffee was good. Since I asked for light ice, it was definitely more milk so the flavor was light, just a hint. My mom liked her matcha just fine.

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.

I love this coffee shop! I lean you can't go wrong with plants and coffee!…read more I had a London Fog! My first London fog and it was so so good!! There is a covered patio and more seating in the greenhouse. I love this setting

The seating area is definitely the draw factor of this cafe; Tranquil, beautiful & spacious. My…read moreseasonal beverage, Harvest Moon was lacking in pumpkin & walnut flavor. I chose not to get any alternative milk due to the 1.50 extra charge, which is a rather steep cost.

When shopping at Nordstrom's located in Overland Park I like to take time and enjoy their cafe as…read morethey offer tasty food and a wine. You order at the register and someone from the kitchen delivers your meal And there is someone working the floor. I enjoyed a Caesar salad of Bibb lettuce, croutons , Parmesan shreds served with a Parmesan crisp. Enjoyed a glass of Pinot Grigio finishing with a delicious chocolate chunk cookie. The price was $22.00 Cheers!

This was a solid lunch pick. I stopped into Nordstrom Café not expecting much, and I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. The shrimp and arugula salad was fresh, filling, and plated like somebody cared. The shrimp were well-seasoned and grilled just right. Not rubbery, not overcooked. The arugula was peppery and crisp, and that grilled corn added a sweet little pop that brought everything together. The dressing was light but creamy, and there were crunchy little crouton cubes that gave it just enough texture to keep things interesting. I do wish the portion was a little more generous for the price, but overall it hit the spot. Perfect for a quick lunch that feels grown, balanced, and like you're doing something nice for your body without sacrificing flavor. Would definitely order it again while pretending I'm just there to browse shoes.

Café Equinox inside Family Tree Nursery is such a gem. The space is cozy and welcoming, and the…read morecoffee is seriously top-tier thanks to Thou Mayest as their roaster. Huge shoutout to Becca, she was incredibly knowledgeable about the coffee and took the time to walk me through options, then helped me pick out a matcha drink that was exactly my taste. You can tell she really knows her stuff and genuinely cares about the experience. Great drinks, thoughtful service, and the perfect excuse to wander a beautiful nursery while you're there. I'll definitely be back.

Ten out of ten on the concept, but I have to admit that when you compare this Cafe Equinox in OP to…read morethe Shawnee Cafe Equinox, this one does not compare when it comes to vibes. Their other location has colorful seating, artwork, with tables & chairs woven into a forest-like wonderland of plants. This one? A table. A gray backdrop. Sure there are plants, but they're a ways away and it felt more like hanging out in a midwestern garage. The other issue that has me knocking it down some stars is that this has become THE place to get warm. Sure we have our furnaces blasting in January, or a fireplace roaring, but you know that kind of late spring, humid warm? This is usually it, but I have to say I was borderline cold on my last visit. It felt clammy and more "March spring" than "May spring." Coffee is EXCELLENT from Thou Mayest, and it's hard to go wrong. Wifi was not all that strong and ran into a few issues on a video call, but is relatively sufficient for most day-to-day work items if you choose to work from here. If it's equidistant, I would say go to the Shawnee location for sure. If this is the closest one, it's not all bad, but I would love to see some real warmth and color in here to help complete the escape-winter-energy that we all need during this cold, gray stretch.