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.

What a gem!!!!! Stop here while driving in Missouri. They have so many unique coffee options. They…read moreeven have smoothies and many other kid options. Stop here you will not be sorry!!!

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 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.

The store sits back off the road at the back of the parking lot, which was full when I got there…read more The coffee shop is a cute shop that is on the smaller size. I ended up ordering a Latte and a ham and cheese melt. For the space being on the smaller size they had a large food and drink menu for a coffee shop. The staff was friendly, were quick to make my drink. The drink had a good flavor.

A lovely little café with tasty food and a meaningful mission. The menu offers great variety, and…read morethe xl pancake is a standout. Coffee is consistently great too.

We love supporting this local coffee house that supports their community citizens in need with…read moretraining, opportunities, and support needed to become self supporting. I love the concept. That said, food always amazing, prices very reasonable, one of our go-to dining establishments when in Excelsior Springs early day for breakfast or lunch! PS. Please bring back the original avocado toast. It was what dreams are made of!

Charming coffee shop! A real community treasure. Wonderful drinks and seasonal offerings. Tasty in…read morehouse made goodies. Hot sandwiches. They have a great basement space for Dungeon and Dragon meet ups. They host board game nights. Have a splendid selection of merchandise. And a very peaceful patio. Enter from the front or the back. Bathroom available. And an AirBnB upstairs for rent. Worth the trip to town. I also buy all my local honey from them. They stock Hitch Hive Honey which is local to the area.

A cute little shop to visit. Our mid morning walk from The Elms brought us here for a cup of…read morecoffee and sandwiches. Staff very nice and the shop fun to peruse while waiting on the food. Back patio was a cute hidden area perfect for a warm spring morning.

I've been to Over Flow a few times when in Liberty, but didn't get the big picture until they…read morehosted a stop on The Caffeine Crawl today. The owners and house manager described their revolving partnerships with local and international charities and we sampled a Guatemalan pour-over after an educational demonstration. The Shatto mocha latte was fabulous as was the Banana Nutella crepe with freshly whipped cream. A definite first stop for future visits to Liberty when I need a beverage. I'm eager to see them open a second location in Gladstone soon.

Yelp asks you what went well. Everything. Everything went well here. The place is large, clean,…read morebright, friendly and busy! They were super busy with only 2 people working and the service was outstanding. A 3rd person started working not long after I got there and all 3 were super friendly and full of smiles. I was so impressed. They stand out from other coffee shops for so many reasons. I love the Christian ministries they support. They have prayer wall for prayer requests. They have a little used book donation library that you can donate to or buy from. They have tons of kids games and puzzles and even a few adult games and puzzles for groups. Another thing that stood out for me was their food offerings. CREPES! So many delicious choices of crepes it was hard to choose. I ended up going with the bacon egg and cheese. It was the most keto friendly although I'm certain they use flour. I totally forgot crepes weren't keto because I make them at home without flour. The crepes were delicious. I got a shatto chocolate milk and a peach pop tart for my daughter. I was hoping she'd want the banana Nutella crepes so I could try them lol. They have a keto coffee that is wonderful. I'm a little disappointed that their website says they offer a stevia chocolate syrup but they don't actually have that choice in the shop. They did have stevia packets though to add to my keto coffee.

Cute hometown place, huge menu, drive-thru available! Their breakfast isn't available all day, so…read morebe sure to check times before you go! They had a very creative Halloween menu, and I enjoyed the Slasher's Salted Caramel- fun touch with the raspberry! Staff was very helpful and kind.

This used to be old Papa's cafe. Loved the changes. The place looks great. Staff are very friendly…read more Great selection of baked goods, although I only had a drink. I tried the Cindy Lou Who. I had no idea what it was but the staff described it and it was as delicious as it sounded. They have a variety of milks for everyone's dietary needs.

Huey's on the Square is a great spot for breakfast or brunch. They have a huge menu with plenty of…read moretasty options, plus fresh baked goods and good coffee. The atmosphere is cozy and friendly, making it a nice place to start the day. I really enjoyed my visit and would definitely come back. We ordered our brunch sandwiches with fruit and then we were given a number to find a table. The food was cooked fresh and delivered to us by the nicest lady. Our sandwiches were served hot and the fruit with them was also fresh and sweet. The pasteries and cookies all looked delicious but we were too full to get any this visit.

It's a quaint little diner. We were there a little late for breakfast and a little early for lunch…read moreso there were lots of tables. The biscuits and gravy were good - a half was a nice way to try them. The breakfast sandwich was made to order and tasty! The pancakes were a little chewy. Not a lot of interaction with the staff - you order at the counter and then seat yourself.

I encountered my first Travelin' Tom's Coffee truck today. It is a national franchise operation,…read moreand this truck is based out of Liberty, although I sampled their product at a public event in Riverside today. I had investigated this coffee option for a business function last December but realized that my budget couldn't hire them. Today was the total opposite and all products were free to the public with the city of Riverside picking up the tab for 2 hours. They offer a diverse menu, and I chose an iced dirty chai that was as good as the customer service from the female mobile barista.