Quaint coffee shop with friendly service. Plenty of seating and delicious pastries that are made on…read moresite. The vibe is very relaxed. The hours cater to the tourists with not opening until 8 am & closed on Monday and Tuesday.

Weston Coffee Roastery has a nice origin story and is owned by locals. I love the location and the…read moreall brick building and interior walls. For a coffee shop that offers single origin beans and freshly roasts their beans I was hoping for more. I ordered a simple honey cappuccino. They offer it in 12oz, 14oz and 20z. A cappuccino should only be served as a 6oz. When I asked to just have a 12oz with a lot less milk they could not comprehend. I changed my order to an iced 12oz honey latte. Also their 12oz is only served with one shot which is absurd so I had to add a shot. Lastly, the espresso was very bitter and tasted burnt, this is the barista technique. Overall, coffee was not good on the day I visited due to my espresso being burnt. Staff was nice.

My husband and I love eating at farm to table restaurants. After finding this place online, we…read moredecided to try it for lunch. The restaurant is very cozy and rustic. The employees were friendly. We both ordered the lamb burger, which consists of two smashed lamb patties, homemade pickles, American cheese, caramelized onions, and mayo on a buttery potato bun. For our sides, we ordered the macaroni and cheese. One downside is there aren't very many drink options to choose from. I'll start with the burger. My burger was greasy. The smashed patties tasted burnt and, on the patty's edges, were crispy, black...I don't know what to call them, but they tasted like the leftover bits from the grill. When I tried my husband's burger, his tasted better and, for the first time in our married life, I asked if we could trade. The macaroni and cheese is spiral pasta with white cheddar sauce and sprinkled with shredded Parmesan. It was okay, but definitely needed seasoning. When we got home, we both had upset stomachs, which were enough to say we won't be returning.

Oof. Big changes at GDFC in the last few months. Came in for my normal start of spring trip after…read morejust being here in late fall, and the whole inside is different (less retail, more space) and several new kitchen remodel upgrades. It looks clean but isn't the same home-y spot we all loved. The kicker, though, is they changed the menu boards which now don't tell you what things are and they've like everyone else increased prices of normal items, including items that used to be included. Sandwiches used to come with chips, and now sandwiches are more and the small single size of chips are $4! Apparently they didn't read PepsiCo just missed a billion dollars in sales because they keep raising prices on Doritos. I can see add-ons for high quality products like soup, specialty fries, etc. I also know GDFC has expanded into KC, and I've been and spent healthy money at that luxury spot several times. But c'mon, this is just ludicrous charges at this point. When I realized the chip change, I asked for a refund of those alone, and the new sales terminal system took forever for multiple people to figure out. The manager on duty had to ultimately refund the whole thing, and reorder my entire order, meaning it's now cost all of us money in time. The staff is completely different - there's a chef in the back wearing a white coat like it's fine dining... the rest of the staff is friendly enough, but also not the same level of home we all got used to for many years. My sandwich finally came out, and it looks nothing like what we used to get - the Cuban is on a hoagie style roll. Not even that good anymore. No more winery inside, and limited drink options overall. And no more fresh ice cream, just overpriced "soft serve." I know we're in times that are a'changin... but some of it has gone too far. Hopefully they keep the same level of loyal business I imagine they had before. My loyalty has definitely shifted instantly to once in a while, if that.

Holladay Distillery is a great tour! We enjoyed our tour and our tour guide so much. The history…read moreand all the stories were very well told. The property is beautiful and very well maintained. The tasting at the end was so good as well! Really enjoyed the discussion with our tour guide and how she likes to drink each bourbon. Worth the drive for sure!!

They say whiskey is the spirit that warms the heart, and Holladay is one place that lives up to…read morethat. First off, they have a very nice and inviting tasting area where you can grab a drink, a snack, and sit around and swap stories. Most of the whiskey they create is available for purchase in the store area and is reasonably priced. Sign up for a tour and make sure to toss a penny in the well for good luck!

This is a great place to pick up some fruits, veggies or take the kids and enjoy the orchards, any…read moretime of year. This time of year the peaches are ripe and they have tons of tomatoes for sale. I picked up 25 pounds of canning tomatoes for $25, some peaches and amazing freshly made blueberry donuts! They also had frozen pies and cherries and many wines (& tastings), jams, dressings etc. The frozen slushies are great and don't forget to take home a jug of the BEST apple cider! Lots of outdoor activities for kids around and upick items depending on the season. Definitely check this place out! It's worth a trip to Weston for sure, especially in the fall!

I honestly had been thinking this was Weston red barn farm, because I had not been in so long, but…read moreI was delightfully surprised otherwise! They had so much to offer for the kids, jump pad, zip lines, carousel (on weekends), goats and even a unique treehouse play area. I had never seen a treehouse set up like that, made me jealous and want to get in with them! We loved the big chair and swing for pictures! We didn't get the opportunity to pick any cherries (they are in season in June) as it was way too hot out, but I would love to come back in the fall and do some pumpkin picking!

Great place to grab a specialty whiskey or gin drink, or a whiskey flight. Upstairs is great for…read moregroups wanting a bar like atmosphere where downstairs is more casual, standby.

We made a quick stop at The Whiskey Snug, but with a few whiskey aficionados in our group, it…read morequickly turned into a lively tasting session. We happily listened as they swapped notes with the staff, debating the merits of different pours like true Irish poets--only with whiskey instead of words. As for us? Well, we played it safe and went with an Irish Coffee--because, let's be honest, we're not quite ready for the strong stuff. And let me tell you, it did not disappoint! Smooth, slightly sweet, and with just the right amount of warmth, it was the perfect cozy treat. Curiosity led us up a steep spiral staircase, where we found a charming little sitting area, just as they were setting up for live music. It was the perfect spot to try a small sipper of Five Farms Irish Cream, a farm-to-table delight straight from Cork, Ireland. One sip, and we were hooked--rich, creamy, and downright dreamy. It was so good, I had to take a bottle home, already dreaming of the iced coffee I'll be making with it! The Whiskey Snug is a gem--warm, welcoming, and full of good vibes. Next time, we just might be brave enough to try a proper whiskey (or at least pretend we are). Cheers!

This place is dangerous (because you don't leave the way you walked in), awesome and now one of my…read morefavorite places to visit, when in town. They have $.25 sample shots (minimum of 4) which is so awesome. Tessa, not only was amazing but she crafted one of the best fall drink I have EVER had. Yes, you read that right..ever! I told Tessa not to gate-keep because it's that delicious but only offered in October. *sad face* This spot is definitely a cool spot to have a few drinks with friends. It's deceiving as it looks like a regular shopping store from the outside, but once you enter you can find the bar in the back. Ps/ the staff is soooo nice. Nicest people you'll meet

Shot shot shot shot! Come into the store and do some shots! The variety is amazing! They make a…read morewicked Mary using wicked pickle! (Yum) my favorite is the margarita! We have never been disappointed when we visit! Dillon knows how to make drinks! Stop in and tell him hello!

This is a fun, kind of eclectic, place with nearly 2 centuries of history, which they have a tour…read more($10) explaining. Then they have great food, although they basically don't offer what you would consider service. We had the pickle chips (great), tenderloin, (pretty good), and the O'Malley sandwich (pretty good think Reuben). Fries were pretty typical. Beer, and drink selection is their claim to fame, and they have quite a variety to choose from. They have a beer for every taste, from lighter lagers, to IPA's, Reds, stouts and more. (The tour allows you to taste several of them).

Just incredible food. Their fries are my favorite. Amazing options for drinks too. The…read moreatmosphere is what gets me the most about this place! It's so beautiful.. staff was on point quick and the food was amazing.. worth checking out.

The staff is super friendly and they work fast to keep the line moving. The double drivethru is…read morereally helpful on busy mornings. The lattes are always really good, I like getting half sweet. The cold brew is very inconsistent. Some days it is very sour. The amount of milk in the cold brew is also very inconsistent. Overall, this is still my go to coffee place!

The cutest little coffee shop right outside of Fort Leavenworth. Quick service, a wide variety of…read moredrink options, and easy menu items.

This SB is located in the Fort Leavenworth base. The employees could really benefit from customer…read moreservice training. Every time I've come in (twice) the employees have never been helpful. In return I don't make any purchases or support this store. I'm always met with a lot of confusion and attitude over the simplest questions.

The customer service at Fort Leavenworth Starbucks is horrible.Some of the people that work at this…read morelocation have ZERO customer relation skills. I will drive an xtra 10 minutes to avoid this Starbucks. BEWARE.