Dropped by here to study while I was in town. There is ample seating and even a quiet conference…read moreroom with books. Their internet was a little spotty and would disconnect from time to time while I was on my laptop, but it worked when it needed to. I ordered an Iced Chai Latte and my sister had their Raspberry Italian Cream Soda. I would recommend the soda if you're not into coffee.

One of the most adorable coffee shops, this place has a huge interior, and a great vibe. They have…read morelive music, which is love to hear, and very inclusive feeling. Blondie and I were looking for a break midway through our cross country road trip, and Carthage was a great place to stop. The coffee was excellent (Blondie got hot chocolate), and the pastries as well. There's an adorable play area with a little coffee bar, games and books available as well.

The oatmeal cookie latte was DELICIOUS! The employee favorites list has yet to disappoint. The…read moreowner was very friendly and took time to talk at our table. Seems like a great family owned local business. There are plenty of food and drink options. Definitely give them a try!

We stopped in Carthage on our way back to St Louis from Tulsa. We were looking for a coffee house…read moreand the nearest one didn't open until 8:30 am. WHAT? So we tried Maple Leaf. Really enjoyed it. The young woman who took our order suggested the Maple Leaf latte (normally I get vanilla). It was SO delish. I ordered a sausage egg breakfast sandwich (she suggested a side of maple syrup for dipping). YUM. My boyfriend had hot chocolate and a cinnamon roll. Everything was tasty. Highly recommend.

Nice coffee, service and great people! I was passing thru town and wanted to meet the locals-super…read morefriendly!

Now called Joplin Greenhouse. One of the best mochas I've ever had. The inside is clean and cozy.read more

SC knocked it out--we were in town visiting family at a birthday party and needed a little…read morepre-party pick me up after a 2 hour drive thru the beautiful MO countryside. Their strawberry and peach smoothies each hit the spot for my wife and daughter and the peanut butter blended thing was on point! First time at Scooter's led to a return trip in Nixa the next day and they did not disappoint. We have an SC coming to our hometown in AZ and we can't wait to scoot on over, you dig?? Great drinks, reasonable pricing, prompt service--win win win!!

Went to the Carthage one today I go at least once or twice a day I went today the new girl in the…read moreDrive-Thru I guess she is new the rudest person I have seen there I was so disappointed

This is a cute funky place, with plants everywhere, a tasty sandwich and good coffee. Everything I…read morewant while on a road trip.

Came by here this morning to get a little breakfast and a breve. It's a very cute place and the…read morepeople were very nice. I ordered a breakfast puffle and blueberry lemon muffin. Everything was very good. It's a nice atmosphere with clean restrooms, some study spaces and a very friendly staff.

Great coffee shop - love their honey lavender latte! Always ask about weekly specials and the kinds…read moreof syrups they have: there is always something new to try and something for everyone! Also, kinda random and not sure who does it, but they are always playing great music

The service was great, baristas were friendly and the service was fast. However the vanilla iced…read morecoffee looked like they just poured me a glass of milk. I know some people like their 8am milkshakes with lots of sugar but I'd like some espresso in mine. The breakfast burrito was cheap but tasted like something I'd make myself at 1am because I'm feeling munchie. It was McDonald's level eggs with American cheese and store bought bacon bits. The chocolate muffin was actually very good. In an emergency I'd stop here but it's nothing fancy.

I may be traveling and technically "on vacation," but work doesn't stop -- and the first half of…read moretoday was happily spent at Zinc Coffee. The space itself is a clever reuse of a former gas station, fitting since we're just off the Mother Road, Route 66. That history adds a nice layer of character to the industrial‑but‑comfortable setting, with plenty of seating for both solo workers and small groups. I was the first customer through the door this morning and ordered a cortado. It was perfectly prepared: served in the proper short glass, accompanied by a small glass of seltzer as tradition dictates. I set up my laptop at a two‑top table right by a power outlet and settled in for two very pleasant hours. Between the thoughtful service, the quality of the coffee, and the inviting atmosphere, Zinc Coffee made working on the road feel easy. Five stars, without hesitation. [Review 1480 of 2025 - 465 in Missouri - 25033 overall]

Don't go looking for a smoothie. They never have the purple drink in stock. Also, watch out they…read morewill charge different amounts for the same drink.

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]

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!

Stopped in for breakfast recently while in town visiting. Walk up counter service. The staff are…read moreall friendly and kind. An open interior, with a variety of seating areas, tables and chairs. A relaxing environment thats warm and welcoming. Ordered a large black drip, it was rich and flavorful. A great cup of coffee, they grind their each day. Got a bag of their dark roast Italian for the road. Had the breakfast protein bowl with my cup of java. It was a great breakfast that met and exceeded my needs. Freshly made, with egg, avo, pico, beans and cheese over rice and sausage. Flavorful, filling and a solid choice. 4.5 Stars rounded up for the kind friendly staff 01315

Great Latte, good service and nice decor. The overall coffee shop experience was nice.read more

This is hands down the best chicken pot I've ever had. As usual these small bowls can be incredibly…read moredeceiving because I promise you one is more than enough to fill a very hungry teenage boy. The location while it was in joplin was located in a repurposed building and made into a tea house as well. They serve a daily selection of sweet pies and other baked goods. I've also tried their quiche which was light but very flavorful. If you're hosting at home you can also pre order or buy some of their take and bakes. The quality is just as good. I believe on social media they're moving to Carthage and I know for a fact I'll be following them there for more of their incredible pot pies.

We drove 40 miles to see this place, hearing how it was so amazing. It was just a life size scale…read moreof how country buildings looked in the 50's. The thing is the outsides look great, but most the insides of the buildings are full of crap, and scraps... When we went "on a Friday at 2pm" everything was closed, even the little dinner "not sure it's even functional." Basically you are just here to see a full-scale display of country living from the past in the Midwest. Nothing special for people who grew up living around these kinds of buildings. And even worse is there's really nothing to do, but, or see besides the outside of old buildings.