My group of seven enjoyed a nice morning of coffee & treats! Service was pleasant & efficient…read more Gluten-free options!!

Met a friend for early coffee today. Zeb's staff were cheerful & ready to help caffeinate me! I…read morepaid just over $10 for a drip coffee, muffin & tip. Blueberry muffin was tasty but had 1.5 small blueberries in it, and had zero blueberry flavor. The streusel topping & buttery flavor were nice, but, no blueberry flavor. Drip coffee was on point; I'm a dark roast drinker drinker and was a bit let down they didn't offer more than one kind of drip coffee, but the medium roast was also good (and now I'm super-caffeinated!) There is some kind of emo music playing that is pleasant; good background music that covers over other patrons' voices. I haven't been in this shop for almost 2 years but have to admit, it's very cosy & I'll likely be back more regularly, now that they're open later than 2pm (previous schedule had made it hard for me to try it out).

Tucked into a charming old home in downtown De Soto, this non-profit coffee shop is the definition…read moreof cozy and welcoming. From the moment you arrive, the warmth and character of the space draw you in--complete with a spacious porch that's perfect for sipping coffee and enjoying the small-town vibe. Inside, you're greeted by a large counter where you can order from a menu posted on the wall or browse through clipboard menus for a closer look. An array of pastries is cutely displayed on the countertop, adding to the inviting feel. I ordered the baked French toast, which came out beautifully presented, topped with fresh mixed fruit and served with syrup on the side. My cappuccino was perfectly crafted, complete with a lovely froth design on top--just the way it should be. The staff, all cheerful and friendly volunteers, truly make the experience even more special. There's plenty of indoor seating ranging from traditional tables to comfy couches and chairs. Cozy nooks throughout the shop make it ideal for chatting with friends or settling in with some work. This is more than just a coffee shop--it's a delightful community space offering great food, delicious drinks, and a memorable, homey atmosphere. A true hidden gem in De Soto.

I came for an early morning work get together on a Friday that occurs weekly. I make this comment…read moresince it was noted inside the coffee shop that it will be closed for a week in August. I love it will be close to give everyone a break but I am disappointed that I can't visit here while it's closed. Cause Coffee Description, Exterior - If you weren't aware that it was a coffee shop then you would think it was a cute house in the heart of old De Soto. Interior - TV show/ movie picture perfect vibes of a small town coffee shop with happy, low key vibes. It was relaxing to meet up with coworkers before work and have casual conversation. Staff - This was my first time coming and the staff made me want to come back again with smiling faces and friendly words. I felt welcomed and encouraged to get whatever I wanted without being rushed to order. Drink - I got the summer seasonal hot Blackberry Cobbler latte that was sweet and the flavor stood out plus the presentation with appetizing

Great coffee, solid cold Matcha. Decor was on point. Good food. Fair price. Great service. A…read morenon-pretentious business with a lot of self pride.

There's no shortage of places to get a cup of coffee, or a coffee beverage, in JoCo. But there are…read moresome that stand out and Pour Coffeehouse might lead that pack. Pour is way out in the southwest stretches of the metro but anchors a fairly busy strip center. The space inside is homey and not enormous, but there are plenty of spots to enjoy. The house brew is strong and always fresh and their breakfast burrito game is seriously on point. The beverage menu is fairly standard, from latte through seasonal offerings, and each drink is handcrafted to your wishes. The food menu is not extensive, but what they do, they do really well. There are a couple of sandwiches on the menu and their aforementioned breakfast burritos are outstanding. Pour offers several varieties and packs alllll the freshness and flavor inside those tortillas. You could even pair one up with one of their baked goodies and you're in for a treat. Hint: try a handmade Pop-tart. Parking is super easy, pricing is pretty fair, and the service is local & friendly. Their outside seating is unexpectedly cool as the strip center isn't exactly made for a patio, but Pour placed several tables on the front sidewalk and around the side in the shade for a nice touch. It can get busy, because there's not a lot of competition and demand is high, so be sure to be cognizant of when the high school gets out. Sample & enjoy!

OMG, how have we not checked out The Old Mill before?! This place truly has something for everyone!…read more We stopped by today and were blown away by how much is under one roof. Grab BBQ at Quentin's, coffee from Ten & Two, ice cream, or a freshly brewed beer from Outfield Beer Co. Prefer a cocktail? They have you covered there, too! You can browse books and games, check out trading cards, or just find a spot to hang out with plenty of seating both inside and outside. The cocktails at Ten and Two were delicious! They had just came out with their fall menu and the maple old fashion was good. I wish they had used the dark cherry versus the candied cherry but many people don't even eat the cherry so it doesn't matter a lot! My preference! There is even Fuel House, a members-only space with a golf simulator and other amenities. And then head upstairs to Third Story Studios! The third floor has a completely different feel with beautiful, high-end spaces featuring independent hair, nail, spa, and beauty professionals. Whether you are looking for coffee, lunch, a locally brewed beer, cocktails with friends, somewhere to hang out, or simply something different to do, The Old Mill is worth checking out. You could bring a group here and everyone could find something they enjoy. Such a fun hidden gem right in our area. If you have not checked out The Old Mill, add it to your list! 611 W. Second Street, Bonner Springs, KS

If you haven't been to Cars & Coffee at The Fuel House and Ten & Two Coffee Bar, put it on your…read morecalendar for next season - second Saturdays in the Summer and Fall! It's so much fun, it feels like the whole community comes out to experience cars & coffee (duh haha). Ten & Two has some delicious beverage options like their specialty Ten & Two syrup and their iced tea which you can add flavors like peach or really whatever you want to. Lots of flavor options. Get their early on Cars & Coffee days if you want a breakfast burritto because they do run out! They also serve alcohol later in the day but I haven't tried their cocktails for myself.

You feel like you stepped into the set of Clue. Dark and cozy vibes with some tight quarters. They…read moredo have a kids area in back. The coffee was good. Menu does not show prices so that's the first clue that it'll be a bit pricey.

If you're looking for a spot that feels like a cross between a cozy tea house and a welcoming…read moreneighborhood coffee shop, Gallagher's Coffeehouse is it. The vibe is warm and intimate, with soft, low lighting and seating options that work whether you're having a private conversation or gathering with a small group. It's the kind of place where you can settle in and actually stay awhile. Their pastry case always has something tempting, and the breakfast and lunch menu offers plenty of comfort favorites. But let's talk about the famous rollover sandwich -- absolute perfection. Served on an Asiago bagel, it's the best of both worlds: egg salad meets ham sandwich in a combination that just works. Savory, satisfying, and crave-worthy. The specialty drinks rotate with the seasons and holidays, which makes every visit feel a little festive. And don't be surprised if the friendly owner is your barista -- the staff is genuinely welcoming and makes you feel like a regular, even on your first visit. Gallagher's isn't just a coffee stop. It's a place to slow down, connect, and enjoy something thoughtfully made.

Sunday morning crepes!! Well, any day is a good day for Groundhouse crepes. These huge crepes are…read morepacked full of fresh ingredients. I am a sucker for the Farmhouse crepe, which includes Sausage, bacon, ham, spinach, cheddar cheese, eggs, green onions, and tomatoes. It is so good! Pair it with your favorite coffee or try a seasonal coffee and a pastry. All their crepe options, from savory to sweet, are awesome. The staff is amazing and the space is comfortable for a date or a group gathering. Live this place on a warm Saturday morning before heading to the farmers market or warming up on a cold snow day.

Live in the area so we try to support local. Not sure we'll be back here again…read more Writing this a "3" instead of a "1" because this complaint isn't fully the owners fault. We were in yesterday (Sat around 8:15 AM). The girl working the order register was a snot from the get go. I find it hard to believe that other customers didnt have complaints about her either. We attempted to order food which she rang up nit than said we don't have biscuits and gravy so you can't have that or the savory crepe with gravy. Ok but you rang it up, didn't ask anyone so how's then did you know you didnt have two of the six things you have on the menu? We then ordered house coffee which she then began writing our name on plastic drink cups. When we told her, those are regular coffees right? She said no your ordered iced. My girlfriend said NO, I ordered coffee and I said, "I'll have a coffee too". I never said iced ether and she threw a fit. We said you know what, make it 2 Togo coffees. She gave my girlfriend that leaked the entire time and the bottom of the cup was saturated like it was going to fall apart anytime. She has no business being in a customer service role. Not sure what her issue was. Was it we weren't regulars? Because if so, as a small business-good luck growing your business catering only to your 20-30 regulars. I will say, it was a solid cup of coffee though.

Tall Trellis is an awesome family friendly brewery. They're frequently busy but they have a large…read morespace and a big parking lot. They have a large patio area where dogs and kids can play and run around (leased dogs, not the kids ). They have a stage outside and lots of individual seating and picnic tables. They have one of the best brewery patios in KC. The indoor space is also fairly large and they do have a room that can be rented for private events. And this year, they added an outdoor tent so you don't have to freeze but can still be outside. They have a few TVs for sports ball watching. Service is always fanatic. Despite being busy, they're always clean. They do offer food-tacos, pizzas, kids menu. I've not tried any but I always see people ordering so it must be pretty good. It's a brewery so obviously they have beer, but they also have nonalcoholic beverages and wine. I stick to the beer. My favorites are alway the stouts. They remind me of simpler old school stouts that aren't sweet and heavy. They have live music and other events so make sure to follow their social media and definitely check them out!

Really cool local bar/restaurant I'm not a beer drinker so I can't speak on the beer and I know…read morethat's what they're known for and the food is pretty decent but honestly what I enjoy most how close it is to my house and all the outdoor seating it's just a nice place to go sit outside and enjoy a drink.

Not the best grilled cheese I've ever had. Service nice. Clean place. Overall just not for me, but…read moreI'm sure the drinks are nice.

This is a very popular community gathering place and unique coffee shop in old downtown Bonner…read moreSprings. I was blown away by the delicious food, including the best potato salad besides my mother's, a wonderful pumpkin bisque soup, and an avocado/chicken-and-other-good-stuff hot sandwich, and amazing high quality authentic coffee beverages that draw a line outside the door on weekends! There's such a comfortable vibe throughout this shop and so many interesting things to see with the unique rustic/country comfortable interior created by the owner, Amy, that you'll definitely want to settle in and stay a while!

This great little neighborhood coffee shop is locally owned and a gem. Yhe season flavors and yummy…read morebreakfast burritos and pastries are delicious, especially the homemade pop tarts. The road construction is making it difficult to reach right now but I promise it's worth the detour. Great outdoor space and plenty of parking. Support local and especially right now, support this small business hurt by the construction.

I didn't even know this was there. So this is a coffee shop in a historical building that has been…read moreused as a Train Station, Gas Station, and Fire Station. No wonder its name remains Station! The coffee is fantastic, and the place is much bigger than it looks when you pull up. I do highly encourage you to get your amazing coffee from one of its super-friendly and knowledgeable baristas and then go wander the outdoor space/park that is right there. Now that I know this place exists, I'll be by to grab either a regular cup o' joe or sometimes one of the fancier drinks (made with oat milk, because my stomach is dumb) or maybe just one of the pastry snacks.

This place is definitely rated a 5 for service and atmosphere. The only reason why overall it's a 4…read moreis because they showcased pastries which looked and were touted to be really delicious but fell short for me: the apple cinnamon cake was so dense and had an overbearing heavy hand of cinnamon. I know I may sound too picky but having to watch my sugar intake for the day, I snubbed all other pastries at 4 other coffee shops for this one and was disappointed. Now on a great positive note: nice space with a comfy corner with comfy chairs tucked in the back side of the shop, and a side door to its outside patio seating area. The Revo freeze is the only frozen drink they offer and was quite good.

Neat little place I would definitely recommend parking in the back because the front is 30 minutes…read moreonly... I did a weird thing and instead of walking around I walk through the hotel but either one works interesting. Drink selection definitely pressed would definitely go back the outside patio doesn't get a lot of breeze, but that's OK... good service