Can't say enough great things about this place. The lattes are incredible, the decor is cute, the…read morebaristas are kind. So many drink options and not just coffee! It's The caramel macchiato is a must try. Absolutely recommend trying this place out if you haven't yet.

This location is in a shared plaza with plenty of parking. The space is large with lots of…read moreseating. It's busy and loud inside. The service was quick. The prices were decent. There is pastries and gluten free options as well. I tried one of the seasonal drinks the cinnamon roll latte with almond milk. It was really good. I enjoyed it. I would come back and try something else.

As part of my commitment to trying new places this year, I ended up at Jinkies. I didn't know they…read morehad flights. It was amazing! I love that they do the art each time for every order. Chelle & I ordered two of the same drinks but they did different designs for them. I love little details like that. It also was a super cute space. I could have stayed in there all day. The servers were really nice. I think it was the owner taking our orders. She was full of life and information. I definitely will be back.

Good coffee! The…read moreplace is going for a 70s vibe and it's pretty far out. Scooby doo, Charlie's angels, disco balls and fun. The staff was super groovy. I got a flat white. I always order off menu at coffee shops and they handled no prob, and the gave me an actual cup to drink it from. Only complaint the hot tea selection wasn't great and my wife,as a tea drinker, was bummed. We dug it.

Located at the intersection of 135th St in a very safe yet easy to miss mini-strip mall, Revocup is…read morea high level coffee experience! First of all, be sure not to blink because the sign isn't very visable and the location is unassuming from the outside, abeit a very clean exterior. Walking in, I love the vibe, trendy but not pretentious, grounded yet modern and a fair amount of people but not overflowing. Yessiree Bob, this is my kind of place. Oh and the baristas are patient, kind and willing to offer advice based on your individual tastes. I've been here several times; however, my eating habits preclude me from indulging in anything outside of berries. Do the apple fritters, donuts, muffins and other items look outstanding, of course they do. In fact, my buddy whom I generally meet there has raved how good the pastries are and after living in Austin and trying home made poptarts, I'm still kicking myself for not trying them. However, the path to maintaining a healthy weight and figure is paved in discipline. I must admit they nailed the ambiance. The cement floors are patterned with what looks like dark wood textured tiles and the walls are a warm burgundy, emitting a certain visual warmth. The hanging art amuses me, sometimes it's movie paintings, sometimes its modern art while other times it's eclectic and I've never figured out their rotation, but I appreciate it. The hanging lamps offer a bit of 2010 mod while the open coffee service area proudly displays all of the tools of an expert craftsman. The counter area has a small display case enticing the sweet tooth and the chalk boards give a simplistic view of their menu, but they also offer daily "experiments" that are fun to sample. The first time I came, I tried the Café Au Lait which was very strong, robust and full of lasting flavor. The 12oz amount seemed to be about perfect for my needs. The next time I dropped by I sampled the Dulce de Leche which was a mistake. Why, you might be wondering? Because I've never ordered anything else since then and I always get the 16oz. It's smooth, a little softer on the coffee flavor while balancing it with the strong caramel notes. I know it's probably got more calories than I want, but hey, that's why I'm not eating! They also have some pretty good selection of home ground coffees from places like Ethiopia, Costa Rica, Brazil and other far, far away locations. Come to think of it I don't recall if they have any Hawaiian beans which are pretty trendy now (Kona is a great coffee!!) Oh I forgot to mention they do have a fast wifi but please for the love of God, don't be that geek in the corner pretending to write the great American novel in the corner. That's so.... 2000s.... Overall, this is my favorite coffee shop in Overland Park and it's not even close. Stop on by for the best coffee experience you'll have in the area!

The coffee here is so good, we came 2x in 1 day! Here for a soccer tournament and got some lattes…read moreearly, then we came back for another set of them. Service was super friendly and super cute place. Being from Boston, I had to get the Mahomes donut!

Great local coffee shop that offers gluten free crepes and yummy coffee and matcha. I love that…read morethey have expanded into the place next door. I saw people studying for school, meeting to catch up, doing Bible study, working on resumes etc. it's great to see so many people doing various things at a local place. The barista/order taker was friendly and answered my questions with ease. The GF crepes were tasty, my only complaint is there could have been more banana on the sweet one we ordered. We will be back!

Stepped in here to their newest location in Shawnee, (No Yelp Entry yet)…read more They have done great at converting this place into an amazing little coffee shop with a drive through. We were able to get our coffee and coffee drinks (Not pictured) with almost record time. And they were quick and friendly about it even though the staff was just learning their system. My coffee was a very delicious brew and one that will keep me stopping in!

One of my must-go spots whenever we're in town!! It's such a cute little tea shop, the interior is…read morecozy and clean and the service has always been consistently pleasant. I always order the White Peach Oolong Cream Tea, it's sooo good. The sweetness is perfectly balanced and I love the fresh cream they add on top. They also have a cute little hanfu costume section in the back. I haven't tried anything on yet, but it would be fun for a photoshoot! Highly recommend stopping by if you're in town!

Totally in love with this tea shop in Kansas City. Normal sweet, less ice as recommended in the…read moresign for not too sweet Duck Pecan tea latte is topped with real pecan bits. Refreshing and tea forward. You can tell they use high quality tea and understand how to brew each variety. Cake milk tea with boba. Delicious. subtly sweet with additional vanilla and richness from the creamy topping. Boba was 100. Perfect texture and flavor. Real dairy milk. We're still dreaming about Flower Tea Only downside was that the employee was not friendly or helpful on any questions and the two drinks took 25 minutes as the only customers... the tea was so amazing that it doesn't affect my opinion

This Caribou Coffee location is going to be a new go-to reading spot for me, because they have the…read morecomfiest chairs in the world (although they are admittedly a bit worn down). The coffee is yummy and the service is excellent. I would prefer more chill background music as opposed to pop, but I'm not sure that's something in their power to change at a specific location. Overall a great place to hang out, work, or read!

The mochas here are delicious! My favorite is the turtle mocha. They are definitely pricier than…read moreStarbucks but the coffee is more smooth. They are pretty sweet as well. Service here is slower than other drive through places. We've came inside the store before and it's usually not that crowded and they have tables.

I so desperately want to give McLain's 5 stars, but no matter which location I go to it's always…read morecrowded and the parking is iffy. I suppose that's a five star recommendation in itself... They're popular for a reason! Sour cream crumb cake is absolutely worth the calories. Moist and tasty and lots of crumble on top. I always order my favorite Gao Wen tea (Hugo tea brand), it's got a deliciously complex flavor and with a splash of cream and stevia there's no better cup in town. If it's too hot for tea you'll find me sipping a cold local kombucha.

My Favorite Breakfast Spot -- and Ode to My First Dog, Layla…read more McLain's Market has easily become my favorite breakfast place in KC. It's got that ideal coffee shop & chill vibe -- during the week you'll see adults working quietly on laptops, and on weekends it turns into a mix of families, kids, and regulars who clearly love the place. The staff is always friendly, and the self-serve water station is a nice touch. Coffee: I've tried the lattes twice and the Salted Market Cold Foam Cold Brew (Sway Coffee Roasters cold brew + market syrup cold foam) once. Both are good -- not life-changing, but solid. I actually don't come here for the coffee; I come for the food. Breakfast: Quiche (Veggie or Bacon & Sausage) - Comes with a side of parmesan arugula salad. The veggie version surprised me -- I usually go for meat, but this one wins for balance and flavor. The meat version is good too, just a bit salty. Veggie: 4.5/5 | Meat: 4/5 The Farm Sandwich - Scrambled eggs, sausage, potatoes, veggies, cheddar, poblano spread, and avocado on a croissant. That croissanty, buttery base and poblano spread: Absolute chef's kiss. My mom and I both love this one -- buttery, filling, and comforting in every bite. 5/5 Pepper Jack Burrito - Scrambled eggs, sausage, potatoes, pepper jack cheese, and serrano sauce. Great kick from the sauce! If they toasted the wrap, it'd be a perfect 5/5 instead of 4/5. Chorizo Bowl - Over-easy egg, chorizo, sweet potatoes, quinoa, black beans, avocado, green onion + charred salsa. I'm usually not a quinoa fan (it's the "brown rice of health food"), but somehow they make it amazing. Sweet, savory, hearty -- the kind of dish that makes you forget it's healthy. A perfect brunch bowl. 5/5 -- honestly should be 6/5. Bakery Items: Carrot muffin and cinnamon donut -- both are light, perfectly sweet, and just the right size. 5/5 Layla's Last Breakfast This place also has sentimental meaning for me. On the day I had to say goodbye to my dog, Layla, I bought her breakfast from McLain's -- biscuits and gravy, and The Farm sandwich. That was her last meal before the vet came to our house. I'll never forget that she left feeling full and loved. So yeah, McLain's isn't just a café to me -- it's comfort, consistency, and a piece of my heart.

Best breakfast sandwich you will ever have! Coffee is so good, very smooth. I'm normally a hot…read morecoffee drinker but the cold brew is excellent.

They have made this place larger so it feels a little too cold. They also used to make these…read morewonderful Portuguese pastries called Pasteis de Nata - little tarts made with a flaky crust filled with a custard and caramelized on top. Wonderful! We picked up what we thought were these special pastries that looked similar but no comparison. Now they are just a cheesecake filling in a cookie dough like crust - disappointing. They must have changed owners.

Been a while but their pastries are the best French Asian fusion!! And their hot dogs in croissant…read moreare fun. My favorite is the earl grey macarons though. Not too sweet and not bitter or dry.

First time trying Tsaocca and it won't be my last! Best fruit tea I've ever had! I tried their…read morepineapple green tea with nata jelly--instead of fake pineapple flavor like some places, this was clearly fresh pineapple juice, plus a slice of lime in the tea added a little something extra. So delicious. One thing I liked is you can choose the level of sweet you want your drink to be. Can't wait to come back and try more flavors as well as food! Cafe was very cute and clean.

I recently checked out Tsaocaa with a friend and it did not disappoint! The drinks were great- she…read moregot one of their boba drinks, and I got a strawberry tea slush with 50% sugar upon request. She also got the chocolate Hong Kong waffle with ice cream and enjoyed it. I would have liked to try some of their food, but wasn't able to during this visit (through no fault of Tsaocaa). The plushies and other merch they had was very cute and I'll very likely buy something the next time I visit. The decor was also lovely, with some very happy plants in the windows. The staff were also friendly and gave me no reason to doubt their skills. My only complaint is that the seating was just shy of being comfortable. My friend said the bench seating was a bit hard, and while the chair I sat in was soft, the arm rests made it a little too narrow for me (I'm plus size and have chronic pain, so finding truly comfortable seating can be a challenge at most places. As a note, anyone larger than a women's 3X probably wouldn't be able to comfortably sit in the chairs at all and would need to sit on the bench). Overall it was a pleasant experience, and I plan to go again!