Best place to get brunch in the KC metro! Shout out to their fabulous hostess Chandrima, as well as…read moretheir amazing servers, Ali and Meg! Hats off to the manager Bre, she is especially impressive.

We loved Urban Egg! The food was amazing, but the drinks might have stolen the show. I had the hot…read morechai latte and my husband had the iced horchata, and both were SO good. We actually had to drink them slowly so they would last through our entire meal. My husband got the cinnamon swirl pancakes and I had the protein bowl. Both were delicious and everything felt fresh and flavorful. Although it's pretty loud in the restaurant with it only being 1/2 full, we will definitely come back. Definitely one of our favorite breakfast spots from our trip.

The Wooden Spoon is TINY, but don't let the size fool you because the food is SO good! The omelets…read moreare HUGE, and mine was delicious. The hash browns were really good too, although I personally like mine a little crispier. Their homemade bread stole the show. My husband ordered the crème brûlée French toast and absolutely loved it. My daughter went with the buttermilk pancakes and cleaned them up, so I'd say those got the family seal of approval too. Small place, big portions, really good food. Definitely worth squeezing into this little breakfast spot!

My husband and I had lunch here today, and it was absolutely DELIGHTFUL!…read moreI am very impressed with how WELL the staff work together. They absolutely have the processes of this little restaurant honed to perfection, and even during a busy lunch time kept things humming so that there was minimal wait time (to order, for the food to be brought out, and to pay for our meal). Many, MANY thanks to Robert, who seated us, took our order, brought our food out, and settled our bill. He was friendly, efficient, and so welcoming. It was a joy to watch him work; he made sure to greet each and every customer coming in the door, and was consistently so upbeat and positive. And many, MANY thanks to Tony at the grill! Our food was FANTASTIC!! I have high standards for Mediterranean food, and the falafel wrap was totally delicious! The falafel itself was perfectly cooked, with a crispy outer layer, and the other ingredients in the wrap were chosen for a perfect melding of flavors. I had the side salad, with homemade Thai peanut dressing, and it was equally tasty. My husband had the patty melt, which came on homemade bread (!) and was, per his report, perfectly done. His side was tater tots, and we shared them. They were crisp and light without being greasy, and addictively yummy! The restaurant is in a strip center; it's not very big, but the tables are well placed so that no one feels cramped. The open reception area and kitchen/grill make it easy for the staff to respond to what's happening in the dining room (e.g., new folks arriving). It was a truly memorable meal, and we'll definitely be back! Again, MANY thanks to Robert and Tony for such a great lunch. We appreciate you!

We had breakfast at Home Grown and really enjoyed it. They don't offer a chai tea latte, but their…read morechai tea is actually really good, so I was perfectly happy with that. I had the pumpkin French toast, my husband had the cinnamon swirl pancakes, and our daughter ordered the "It Takes the Cake." Everything was excellent! We all loved our meals and would definitely come back. Highly recommend Home Grown for a delicious breakfast!

We stopped by HomeGrown in Leawood for brunch and sat at the bar. Overall, the food was good, but…read morenothing really blew me away. The French toast was the standout for me -- really good and definitely one of the highlights of the meal. The Pop's Hearts were good, too. The potatoes, on the other hand, weren't really my thing and were probably my least favorite part of the meal. Service was pretty good and about what you'd typically expect when sitting at a counter. Nothing particularly exceptional, but no major complaints either. Overall, it was a good brunch experience. I enjoyed the food, especially the French toast and Pop'd Heart, but the meal as a whole wasn't particularly memorable. Worth trying, but I wouldn't put it at the top of my brunch list.

Food was good. Portions sizes were great. Would definitely go again…read more .

The menu is unique for sure!…read more I ordered the French toast which was delicious. The service was quick and the ambiance was cute. Parking was a hassle, which the restaurants location being on a busy street. Aside from that, great experience!

Great service and excellent food. The Eggs Benedict was outstanding and friends ordered the mixed…read moreberries crepes and they were very happy with them, melt in your mouth.

Service was impeccable! We were immediately seated and brought water. The bacon slices were huge…read moreand tasty, though I would've cooked them a little longer. The eggs were unseasoned, unfortunately. The pancakes were average. The orange juice was wonderful and fresh squeezed. The inside was comfortable and decor was farmhouse-ish. Parking was plentiful. The prices were reasonable.

Brunchy foods and yummy seasonal lattes in a casual sit down spot. I really liked the menu options…read moreand it was hard to choose, but settled on their smoked salmon toast which hit the spot. Also enjoyed their pumpkin butternut latte, and had just enough room to split a yummy chocolate chip cookie!

My favorite weekend brunch spot with high quality options for traditional breakfast foods +…read morepastries. I always go for the fried egg sandwich and either the almond & cheese pocket or the cheese danish. Atmosphere is that of an upscale coffee shop. Service is quick to get you through the ordering line.

Cinnamon rolls so good on hey warn you when they're getting low on inventory, but don't worry, they…read moremake more! Bustling with locals and passerby's. True small town breakfast destination. Very casual, lots of seating, and the friendliest of staff. Perfect breakfast stop on your way out of KC, heading south.

The Cider Mill is about all I've done in Louisburg, so it was nice to be able explore town a little…read moremore and try a local restaurant! Miss B's Cafe is a southern classic! I had my family with me and a lot of the locals stopped by to chat especially to say hi to all my girls- it was so sweet! We were there on a random Friday, and it surprisingly wasn't busy, but I could see it getting crowded on a Saturday morning! It seems like they had a lot of seating though. It was hard to pick what to eat, but I ended up with a classic breakfast and it didn't disappoint! Definitely wouldn't mind stopping by again if I'm in town!

We live in Texas and every time we visit Kansas we always try new places and WOW!, definitely one…read moreof our new favorites. Such a cute place, well decorated and homey. Everything we have tried has been top notch delicious and fresh. Breakfast burger was definitely a must and the service is what really shines. Today we had Jorge and couldn't have been better. So welcoming and kind, very knowledgeable about the menu and very attentive. The restaurant really blew me away. Definitely recommend

We checked in online and headed for breakfast last Sunday. We've only been on weekday…read moremornings--man, this place is crazy on Sundays! It turns out that checking in online doesn't really help any--they don't put you in queue until you let the front desk know you're there. We had about a 40-minute wait. Service was pretty good and food came out of the kitchen hot and fresh.

I was out and about on 87th Street in Lenexa searching for a top-tier breakfast, and I absolutely…read morehit the jackpot. This spot is owned by the same team behind Kate's Kitchen up north--which I've always found fantastic--and I'm happy to report this location is on that same elite wavelength. The Experience: The atmosphere is clean and impressively airy, making for a great morning vibe. Both the hostess and server were exceptionally engaging, even providing a personal water pitcher for the table--a small touch that makes a huge difference. The Food: Chicken Fried Chicken: This is the real deal. It was clearly prepared fresh, not frozen, which is a rarity these days. The Sides: The home potatoes were perfectly crispy, and the gravy was thick, peppery, and hit all the right notes. The Biscuit: This "super-sized" biscuit was essentially the icing on the cake. The Eggs: I ordered my eggs poached soft. They arrived a bit too soft (runny yolk was the goal, but these were just under), though in fairness, that's likely on me for the specific request! Verdict: If you want a breakfast that feels home-cooked with high-quality ingredients and attentive service, this is the place. I'll definitely be back for their famous French toast and medium poached eggs .

This place is pretty great My grandma and dad are obsessed…read morewith this place, every time they're together they will go here for breakfast I got a waffle with powdered sugar, some banana slices on the side and 2 pieces of bacon my grandma gave me. The waffle was very nice, the bananas were ok and the bacon could be crispier but I forgot to ask for extra crispy so that's probably my fault The service was good and the ambiance was nice. Also easy to find the bathroom so that's a win Overall pretty good I would give 4.5 stars but I can't so yeah pretty good you should go. Byeeeeeeeee

We stopped in for lunch after hearing from a friend that they have good food. It was delicious! We…read moreeach had the Philly Sandwiches (one chicken & one beef) Portions are generous & service was excellent. Very friendly & nice little place! Check them out!!

It was ok. Always…read morelooking to find new breakfast places and stumbled across The Wooden Spoon here on Yelp. I got a corned beef hash benny and the poached egg was overcooked. The yolk should run and these didn't. Not the end of the world, but when you cooks eggs all day it would have been nice to have them not overcooked. It tasted ok. The corned beef was good and I would get that again, but not on a benny. The hollandaise was ok but a bit bland. I was expecting some lemon flavor and that tangy kick but it was super mild. It was fine just not to my liking. My wife got a breakfast quesadilla and it was stuffed full and was better than mine. I had a bite and it was pretty flavorful but we did have to pay extra for sour cream which was weird, but whatevs. The place has a lot of signs inside. Not sure what i make of it but there were enough of them that we both noticed. Our server was good but a bit quirky. For instance, she sat us and as we were sitting down she asked if we knew what we wanted. Not rude or anything like that we just thought, hmmm that was interesting. We told no we needed to look at the menu and it was all fine. I just think she had a quirky personality, nothing off putting. We kind of laughed about it and went on. More of a story than anything else that we talk about and get a kick out of. Overall the place was ok. We would come back if we were close around that area and hungry but we probably wouldn't drive across town to eat there.