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

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

It's a quaint little restaurant in a small town community. Great service and friendly atmosphereread more

Small quaint coffee and sandwich shop in Oswego KS, as we were driving from Joplin MO to Parsons…read moreKS. They have lots of coffee, and non-coffee, options available in hot and cold...including more sugar free options than I've seen in large cities. They were posted on the wall behind the counter/register, so I didn't get a picture. :( The Panini comes in sourdough, though you can substitute croissant or tortilla if you choose. I had the Club Panini and my partner had the Italian on a croissant. He really liked the croissant on the panini press and wished more sandwich places did this at home. I got a side of their homemade pasta salad & he got a cup of their soup of the day (loaded potato). Both were fresh and yummy. Their pasta salad wasn't over-dressed, which most places do. The loaded potato soup was more of a chowder since it was chock full of potato slices, which we appreciated because there is nothing worse than a potato soup that's all milk/cream and no morsels of goodness to spoon in your mouth. If you happen to be traveling this way, I highly recommend it!

The Homestead is a community reachout program hosted by PittNaz church specifically for college…read morestudents in the Pittsburg area. It is a great place to get some homework done while enjoying a fresh (and free!) cup of coffee along with baked goods or another snack. If you're done with homework you are more than welcome to just hang out as well!

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.

Saturday morning breakfast and coffee here was a treat! Coffee was hot with lots of options and…read more the breakfast was made to order. B&gs good flavor without the grease and the breakfast sandwich on a Thomas english muffin was the best I've had in a long time. The owners very sweet and served us a sample of their jamaican coffee blend, yummy. Highly recommend this stop on Route 66!

We'd been wanting to try Streetcar for a while and finally had a Saturday morning to visit. It was…read morethe best quiet, stress-free, and delicious breakfast. Very well priced food and drink items, very kind service, and a lot of options to choose from. I had heard about their cinnamon rolls and they did not disappoint. English toffee latte and frozen lemonade was also very delicious. We will be back!

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.

It's always a treat to find an independent coffee shop while traveling through small town America…read more Just a mile off I-49 and a couple of blocks from "the mother road" or the old route 66; Mother Road Coffee is a perfect alternative to c-store offerings. A quaint old store front building on the town square that offers a perfect view of what I consider the most beautiful courthouse in Missouri and one of the best in America - worthy of a side trip in-itself. My cortado was smooth and my wife's cup of drip was robust. plenty of seating options and things to look at while you enjoy a traveling break. Get off the highway and support the locals keeping Americana alive and well for the future.

I don't have to do much to get a drink I know I'll love. I just go in and ask "what's good" they'll…read moregive me some of their favorites or ask me if I like fruity, or sweet, or dark. I'll choose one and it's out to me in no time. I chat with the girls (and guys) while waiting on my order. They've got a very upbeat ready to start the day vibe in the mornings.

From the owner: 7 Brew is a one-of-a-kind drive-thru concept that offers a fun and energetic vibe, along with a…read morewide array of coffee beverages, infused energy drinks, Italian sodas, smoothies, teas, and milkshakes.

Great food....always fresh!…read more Always smiling faces in this place!! My favorite is the Skipper!! Pimento cheese is incredible!

Fabulous food, atmosphere and service! Each item on the…read moremenu is delicious including the desserts hand made drinks. The chicken salad freshly made is my favorite!

Stopped here while on a road trip from Kansas City to Tulsa. It was Labor Day so I was happy to…read morefind a coffee shop open on the holiday. It was lovely inside with plenty of folks waiting for their coffee and food orders. Large space with even more space as you wander thru it. I ordered a small, hot oatmilk latte which is my go-to coffee beverage and it cost $6. I wish I could say I enjoyed it but I pretty much drank it as quickly as possible so I could get my caffeine fix. I couldn't put my finger on why the taste wasn't as pleasant as it should be - the coffee grounds had a slight burnt taste to it and honestly, I wasn't a big fan of the coffee in general. Contributing to my lack luster experience was the drab demeanor of the barista who took my order. I don't like giving less than stellar reviews but the point of yelp is to review your particular experience and this is mine.

While visiting Fort Scott, we ate breakfast at this coffee shop. Delicious & very reasonably priced…read morebreakfast & drink menus. A very nice meeting place with room inside & a nice patio. If we are ever back in Ft Scott, we will definitely go back.

Burned down today. The things people will do to get a paint job. This use to be a popular place but…read morea few years back they painted it to look like a white trash hangout. Its was so nasty people lost trust the food was okay. Now they have to clean it up to stay in business.

The all-you-can-eat catfish was a good deal since I got full after four huge pieces of fish…read moreincluding sides of fries and cole slaw. While the catfish was delicious, the sides were just decent. The inside had a country and nostalgic feel which was expected for a small town.