Okay, win, win, win. I've been wanting to stop by this coffee house for a while, but haven't had…read morethe chance to stop by and check it out because the normal business hours have this place typically close early by 2 PM; however, under a new owner I was informed that they close by 5 PM on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The only reason my husband and I discovered this place opened tonight, Wednesday, was because we had gone to Heroes to eat, and went for an evening stroll. Upon approaching this store, we noticed the bright flashing "Open" sign, and he and I looked at each other, and we are like getting our laptops and heading in. I'm glad we came here on a Wednesday night, and all stars were aligned. The barista was a sweet girl, very accommodating and she made the best hot, dirty chai latte I've had. It wasn't too strong but just right. I already had my fill of coffee for the day, so maybe next time I will try a coffee here.

Old Drum coffeehouse is located at the very start of Holden street, a cozy coffee shop with the…read moreprofessional grace of any establishment but the innate charm of a hole-in-the-wall. I've been eyeing this place ever since arriving in Warrensburg, Missouri. Walking past it every day during the cold weather weeks, which caused this lovely place to close temporarily, due to the lack of traffic. Now, it is back open, and tending to the locals who come by and set up shop with books and laptops to read and do some work. Upon arriving I was greeted with a smile by Maggie, their barista for the day. She was very patient and attentive as I made small talk with her, stalling as I decided what to order. I asked what the specials were, as their is a chalkboard on the counter that reads "Barista Favorites", a list of specialty custom drinks made by each individual barista. Hers was the "cinnamon toast crunch latte" consisting of their espresso beans from Colombia, brown sugar syrup, and another secret ingredient I'll have to inquire for the next time I come. It was perfectly foamed and delicious to the last drop. She even popped over to ask how I liked it, hence the 'charm of a hole-in-the-wall'. I see why this place is so loved, and definitely plan to come back again. The food is popular here as well, but I haven't tried it. They have a selection of breakfast sandwiches that are made with a panini machine. Be sure to come before 1pm, because they shut it down for closing around then. If you're a local, or just visiting, this is definitely a shop to visit.

Great, fun, clean, and cozy place. All inclusive locale with friendly and happy people working…read morehere. AND the coffee is Bomb!!! My niece had a cocoa and it was amazing, my sister had an Americano that was deeeeeelightful. My iced latte with an extra shot is one of the best I've ever had. Wish I had a cafe like this near me! Well done all. Wish you the best success for years to come!

Nestled in the heart of Downtown Odessa, Black Box serves up traditional coffee house favorites and…read moreexotic twists. Upon entry, I was greeted with the special menu board that boasted all sorts of peanut butter coffee specials. Apparently a fluffernutter isn't a well know thing (much to my surprise). For those that don't know, a fluffernutter is a peanut butter and marshmallow fluff sandwich and it's YUMMY. Black box happened to have a fluffernutter latte so naturally, I ordered one (hot). It was delicious. The peanut butter was subtle as was the marshmallow fluff. Together, they made a heavenly sweet coffee treat!

The food and coffee is off the charts and there is none better at serving the customer than the…read morestaff at coffee Sknobs

This is my favorite place to visit when I'm in town. It's a beautiful space to work, the espresso…read moreis tasty, and the people are kind. I always order the quiche and cappuccino. I tried the bottomless house coffee but it wasn't my favorite. I've also purchased a sweatshirt each visit. The merchandise is pricey but the styles are so cute! Overall, it's a great place to telework because they have wall outlets for laptops. I never feel rushed to leave the establishment.

Great coffee stop on the way to the Ozark's from Kansas City. Good service and cool ambiance. I…read moregot the cold brew and it was terrific! They had a few food options as well. Cheers.

Delicious flavor options and friendly staff. Lovely space, too. I like that they have a couple of…read moreoutside tables

Stopped by for coffee on my drive back to STL. Got the matcha and an Americano. Matcha wasn't too…read morebad, it was still clumpy and tasted more like milk. I'm surprised they had it here. The coffee was okay though. The inside is spacious and had lots of seating, good for studying. Service was pretty quick and the server was nice and patient.

Neat use for an old school. It's not far off the interstate and worth the stop…read more Plenty of coffee options and a neat place to sit and sip if you have the time. I ordered the cold brew (their version). It was quite tasty. Service was quick and kind. Will stop again!

Great service, peaceful, and wonderful atmosphere... Great coffee! When I have a meeting or if I…read morejust wanna work for a while out of the house, this is the place that I go to. They never let me down.

Nice and comfy coffee shop in Grain Valley. We happened to be in the area, and I wanted to sample…read morethe coffee first. The barista informed me that their espresso coffee comes from Onyx coffee in Wisconsin and their brew from a local roasting company called Good Voyage. This was very good coffee anyone should stop by and try.

Been here many times, Drinks are amazing! As well as the food. The environment is wonderful, very…read morecozy. Never had a bad experience here. I will say they're a little pricey however it's entirely worth it for how good it is and the portions you receive. Service was always great also ! Wait times were never too long, place always looked clean!

I was in Harrisonville for the farmers market and noticed Brick Coffee House across the street, so…read moreI stopped in to see if they had tea. What I found instead was a cozy little spot on the corner of Lexington and East Wall Street with made-to-order breakfast. I ordered the creamy sausage gravy and found myself a small table to enjoy it. While I was there, people were coming in and out--grabbing pastries, picking up to-go orders, or settling in with their laptops to work. The atmosphere felt warm and inviting. I was greeted right away by a friendly cashier and one of the baristas, which made me feel welcome from the start. I'd highly recommend Brick Coffee House if you're in the area--it's friendly, cozy, and definitely worth a visit.

Vanilla Chai Latte with a Lemon Blueberry Cookie today. YUMMY! Charming outside patio with a large…read moregrass area for the kids to run.

I've been coming here for years, and I used to absolutely love it. Unfortunately, my recent…read moreexperiences have been disappointing. The last time I came in, there were staff members' children screaming at the top of their lungs while customers were trying to enjoy their coffee and food. It wasn't the atmosphere I expected. My biggest frustration, though, is the inconsistency of the coffee. I'll order a Cookie Butter Latte one day and it's amazing, then order the exact same drink another day and it's incredibly bitter. When you're paying around $10 for a small drink, you expect it to be consistent. I really hate saying this because I used to recommend this place to everyone, but lately I'd rather make coffee at home, where I know it'll taste the same every time.

The coffee was great and the barista was kind. A nice gem in the midst of Pleasanton!read more

I still love this place, however, I wouldn't come here during the summer if you plan to do any work…read moreon your laptop or any quiet reading while sipping some great coffee. You may not want to have any private conversations between colleagues or friends either since the noise level became too much for a few people who left too due to some rumbunctious children. Being well aware that they have a play area upstairs should be a big hint. Once summer is here I have noticed whether friends or someone who comes to visit the proprietor, usually brings children and it can get noisy. I will have to keep this in mind and wait until September I guess.