Cute coffee shop in downtown Excelsior Springs! They have indoor & outdoor seating! Lots of food…read moreoptions, including hot food, which I love! Cookies, pastries, cakes, etc!! The coffee was great. Well priced. Looks like they have events during the week! Service was great, quick, easy, all came out correct, 1 gentleman was taking orders & making everything!

Cute little shop in downtown excelsior! They made my coffee less sweet per my request and it was…read moreperfect! Workers made all of our coffees quickly for my rowdy group. Cute little games and books and many items for purchase that aren't food all around. Would come back!

Such a fun coffee shop and store all in one! We were driving out of town and it popped up!…read more They have a variety of different coffee and pastries. The gluten free muffins looked delicious. We tried the breakfast sandwich and it was so good! We look forward to coming back when we have more time to check out the store too!

The service was so good! Great staff and so quick. Amazing iced latte. And the cutest little shop!read more

I went to Mojos with my cousin and uncle for the first time, well first time for me and I don't…read moreknow where to begin. The coffee i got, a caramel Mocha was absolutely stunning. Some of the best coffee i ever had. If I could I would come here every week. I also got the Chocolate chocolate muffin. It was $3 and let me tell you in my opinion it was worth it. It was delicious and filling. Second of all the workers were amazing people, they were kind and seemed to know everyone who came in. It was honestly one of the most pleasant experiences I've had. And finally, When we entered it was quiet, very clean and nobody was there. Right after we got our order a lot of people came in, they talked to everyone who entered and joked with them. Overall would 100% come again. Got one of the best muffins I've had and coffee all in one shop. I was so excited to eat the muffin I got I forgot to take a picture, so the picture you see is a photo of a chocolate muffin In the display case.

I love this place every time I go here they have so many amazing special drinks for you to choose…read morefrom. They even let you pick what house you are for the Harry Potter drinks. The owners are so nice and move really fast. They are so funny and always crack me up. And their shirts are so cool for me as a rock lover.The only I can see as a down fall is their large Americano is four shots of espresso and ice so for some people I don't always need that much coffee and you need to wait for the ice to melt for it to be not to strong but it is such a good coffee shop. There store is always clean and classic.

A blessing. Kind and courteous baristas, not just sometimes, all the time! Food is not only good…read morefor the body but also for the soul. A place to commune, study or just enjoy a peaceful moment. Check out the Kingdom in St. Joseph and Chillicothe, too!

While on the road, I needed a quiet location to work for a couple of hours and take a meeting. A…read morequick search led me to Kingdom Coffee, and it is truly a hidden gem in Cameron! The shop is spacious, has plenty of room to spread out and visit, relax, or work, and the menu is diverse. I tried a seasonal latte, but they also have a variety of non-coffee items and food! While the drinks and vibes were great, the incredible service was a real highlight. The barista was incredibly kind and even helped me move some furniture around to find an outlet for my laptop. Definitely make the stop when you're in the area. It's worth the short detour from the highway!

My husband and I would visit Over Flow every other Saturday for a coffee date. The coffee and…read morecrepes are FANTASTIC!! The white chocolate mocha has the perfect balance of not too sweet and not too bitter. We have since moved to Boise, ID and are still on the hunt for coffee close to what Over Flow has.

Small little shop that sits back off the main flow of Liberty. I ordered a Bacon Egg & Cheese…read moreCrepe, I now wish that more coffee shops had crepes as an option for food. It had a great flavor and good filling. The coffee was smooth and had a good roast to it.

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.

There are so many amazing coffee shops in the kansas city area, and every time I try a new one it…read morebecomes my favorite. This one was no exception, but I do believe it might remain the reigning champion. First of all it is a coffee shop in the basement of a church, and its name implies that it is religious. So the reviews that act surprised or give lower ratings for that reason are silly gooses. The ambiance is outstanding! It is a whole vibe. You are surrounded by books, some of the tables have pew seating, there is a kids area, they sell T shirts cheap ($7) and used books at an amazing deal. New books are priced as marked with regular retail pricing. I was shocked at the number if new hooks they had. The crowning jewel for me was they have natural house made (or local bought) syrups so you are not getting a run of the mill commercially based anything. I expected that to limit their menu but it didn't! I had the caramel crunch chai, hands down best chai I have ever tasted. I wanted to chug it. My friend loved her drink that had winter mint! I also splurged on a winter pomegranate spritz and cake pops to go. This is a coffee shop where you come in, slow down and enjoy the experience. I do not recommend this place if you want a quick coffee to go. The Barista was exceptional and she put time and effort into each drink. She did get backed up because she was all alone when a coworker called in and got slammed! She was clearly overwhelmed but never once rushed a conversation or made any of the customers feel like she didn't have time for them. Rare beauty in this rushed world we live in. She encouraged checking out the gorgeous sanctuary and stained glass windows upstairs in the sanctuary and shared stories about them. I never once felt like I was in a church basement- if that makes sense. It was warm, cozy and inviting. This is my new weekly spot! PS the kids area has a full tote of scrapbooking stuff, and the tables all have cards where you can write up a handwritten note and they send them of somewhere to spread joy and kindness. It does not get better than this.

I had assumed that Holy Grounds Coffee had taken the former St. James Catholic Church and created a…read morecool coffee shop in the building. The last I knew that the space had been an events / wedding hall, a B and B and vacant. Little did I know was that it had been reformed as an Anglican church and the coffee shop was being ran by the church in the basement. The vibe was just kinda weird...it's basically a cluttered Christian book store and gift shop serving coffee and sandwiches. The staff were polite but not very welcoming; I felt like I was intruding on a private function that didn't want me there. I took my Mocha Cream Breve' and went out on the patio for some views of the beautiful historic structure. When asked about their source for coffee beans, I was told "we get em from someplace in Arkansas". OK!?? I'm sure that some demographic here in the bible belt will find this basement quaint and charming, but it just gave me a desire to go spend my money at a more secular venue.

It's not real grass. Their products DO NOT have any THC. Without THC you will not get a buzz…read more However, if you are just looking for a mild sedative or a gag gift it's the thing to buy. This is way I have given this company just one star. They know that their product isn't the really "weed" the customers are looking for.

Good coffee and food. Nice and clean shop with plenty of seating and free WiFi…read more Had the drip black coffee and a sausage egg and cheese on a biscuit. Very tasty.

It's been a few years since I had stopped here for coffee but with all the back and forth trips to…read moreIowa this fall, I was able to stop in a couple times. This place is very busy on Sunday mornings but the line goes quick and you don't have to wait long for your coffee and food to be ready because they have several friendly faces working behind the counter. I just got lattes to go each time. I tried out seasonal flavors and both were good. If you like plants and are looking for a nice community space, check this spot out.

Small, clean, quiet small town cafe. The poor waitress was the only one out front and had her hands…read morefull on a Monday Morning. We were in no rush and enjoyed the time. My kiddies breakfast was the absolutely most perfect portion sizes. I was SO happy when the waitress let me order it. I'm not a big breakfast eater but I all sounded so good! The biscuits and gravy were yummy! The breakfast potatoes were divine. The bacon was thick and crispy and the eggs were scrambled just right. My husband ate all of his omelet and never ran out of coffee even though she was super busy with other tables. The price was incredible reasonable and we will return here again for sure!

It looks nice on the outside. When we visited the first time with my parents who came to town for…read morean event it smelled very bad. It was difficult to get through the meal. The smell was like something somewhere was wet and moldy/rotten. It was very bad. We were not welcomed just told to find a seat and the lady would come over when she was ready. literally she said "Find a spot to sit and when I get a chance i'll be round with menus" like it was the greeting of the day. I shook it off because I really wanted to like this place. My food was beyond basic. canned veggies. Not even homemade gravy! the brown gravy was very clearly premade from a store. it was gelatinous dark brown like melted chocolate and tasted just like some jarred gravy. my hot beef was placed on top of an unbuttered and untoasted piece of plain white sandwich bread. so it was completely soggy and disintegrated into pasty slop. the beef did have a nice flavor. The glasses were nice but had a smell like old dishwater when you put it up to your face to drink. Not sure if it was just the smell of the building I asked my parents and daughter, all made a sneer before smelling their own glasses to find the same odor. The woman waiting on us (pixie cut blonde hair) was so unavailable for our table. for a restaurant with only 3 other tables full she was very nonexistent. Took a long time to order drinks and then longer to order food. but our food came out in less than 7min which is weird considering it takes 6min to fry fresh chicken not including time to batter them. and then plate all the other food. So I have a strong impression they don't make a lot of fresh food. the dessert case was mentioned and so I asked if they at least make their pies in house. The exact words to me were "No, but we use a company that only makes pies and cakes" for the record, Marie Callander makes pies and is a pie company. and all the pies they had were varieties sold at the local Price Chopper..so I passed because I come to restaurants to eat food I otherwise cant or wont make at home. Nothing about this experience felt good.