We have ordered veggie omelette and short stack pancakes. Veggie omelette can be improved by just…read moreremoving that extra cheese from the top. Pancakes on the other hand were great, fluffy, tasty and huge. We ended up just splitting one and took another to go. Service was nice and we enjoyed small town restaurant atmosphere as well.

Stopped in the quaint little town of Blackwater right around dinnertime and this place looked cute…read more Honored to be the first reviewer of this little gem. Christina (server, not owner) was wonderful! Welcoming, attentive, and fun. You'll feel like you're eating at your relative's house--from the vintage Corelle dishes to the dessert cut from the 9X13 pan. I had the bacon cheeseburger (slightly overdone) with lots of delicious krinkle fries and a nice side salad with homegrown tomatoes. My husband and I shared the strawberry cake and banana cream pie but we couldn't decide which one we liked better. Don't miss this adorable throwback diner!

Returned to our favorite coffee off I-70 after spending night in Blackwater. We had breakfast at…read morethe coffee shop below the airbnb we were staying at, and were so disappointed in the coffee strength and wet breakfast sandwich that we decided to return here and try their biscuits and gravy, and of course have real coffee. The coffee never disappoints, and the biscuits and gravy were good. I've never been disappointed with food here. Yesterday we had picked up some Angus beef sandwiches, which are their signature sandwiches and are very good. Finally also bought one of their cute coffee cup tumblers here too. The service is still good here too.

The store is very beautiful, really good aesthetic. It's a…read morebit more on the pricier side. But I guess not too bad. The food was pretty good. I got $9 avocado toast. I got everything fairly quickly and even though it's expensive, I will be coming back if I come back through here.

Derailed was a unique spot that was overall underwhelming…read more The ambiance and vibe in the building was very "small town gossip" from observing the relationship between the workers and patrons and the conversations had around us. I heard more about the drinking and dating habits of the people in the town of Booneville than I cared to during my visit. The room was rather stuffy and crowded with too much going on and the counter was crowded with things so much so that it was unclear where to stand to place your order. When you did step up to the baristas station to order then you were in the way of the restroom traffic and that of the staff delivering food and constantly being ushered to move. The biscuits and gravy were fine, but not great. The raspberry latte was okay. Personally, when I'm sitting in a cafe to dine in, I really appreciate a mug rather than a disposable to go cup. It's a really cute building, but I probably won't visit again.

Good coffee (I only drink brewed, but they have a huge selection of the fancy stuff) and GREAT…read morebreakfasts. Diagonal from old train depot, next to old warehouse that loaded onto trains (now the local museum) and next to Katy Trail (railroad tracks converted to hiking and biking trail). I've had the Bidcuits and Gravy (excellent) and today tried the breakfast quesadilla. Also excellent. And bonus: a cool little dog

Owner and staff were amazing! The breakfast sandwich and burrito were delicious! It's a must visit!read more

Service was friendly and quick. Not a huge selection, but enough variety to work. Awesome…read morehistoric house makes for wonderful ambiance. I had a quiche which was tasty. No decaf sold here. ‍

Stopped by for coffee on my drive back to STL. Got the matcha and an Americano. Matcha wasn't too…read morebad, it was still clumpy and tasted more like milk. I'm surprised they had it here. The coffee was okay though. The inside is spacious and had lots of seating, good for studying. Service was pretty quick and the server was nice and patient.

Neat use for an old school. It's not far off the interstate and worth the stop…read more Plenty of coffee options and a neat place to sit and sip if you have the time. I ordered the cold brew (their version). It was quite tasty. Service was quick and kind. Will stop again!

Delicious flavor options and friendly staff. Lovely space, too. I like that they have a couple of…read moreoutside tables

Cute coffee shop. They roast their own beans…read more They have the perfect amount of menu items. Very helpful staff at the counter. A group of 7 of us invaded on an early Friday afternoon. They handled us well. I got a cold brew. I had to ask for extra sweet cream as I am used to sweeter coffee drinks. They were happy to please. I recommend!

The assorted baked goods are well made with exceptional flavor combinations. Breakfast sandwich was…read moretasty and served with a side of Rosemary potatoes. Drinks were delicious and piping hot, just like I prefer. Service was excellent and our order was prompt and brought to our table. Staff checked back with us a couple of times. We'll be back!

The kitchen staff all have long hair hanging down. Even the men. They had caps on but hair not…read moresecured back to prevent falling in food. Health department mandates this.

In town and looking for a fresh local made shop. This was a great find. The Blackberry Danish was…read moreamazing.

In looking for someplace selling sweets, there aren't a lot of options around here. This place…read moredoesn't have a lot of recent reviews or a lot of online activity, so it would be very easy to miss. The shop itself is very quaint, and the prices were very reasonable. 2 cookies and a bag of chocolate covered espresso beans for less than $4, and the prices for the coffee looked very reasonable as well. The selection was fairly limited, which is sensible. Small town, small shop. They had a few varieties of small cookies, cinnamon rolls, and a few pastries. Perfect for someone just stopping in to feed a caffeine or sugar craving.

Okay, win, win, win. I've been wanting to stop by this coffee house for a while, but haven't had…read morethe chance to stop by and check it out because the normal business hours have this place typically close early by 2 PM; however, under a new owner I was informed that they close by 5 PM on Wednesdays and Thursdays. The only reason my husband and I discovered this place opened tonight, Wednesday, was because we had gone to Heroes to eat, and went for an evening stroll. Upon approaching this store, we noticed the bright flashing "Open" sign, and he and I looked at each other, and we are like getting our laptops and heading in. I'm glad we came here on a Wednesday night, and all stars were aligned. The barista was a sweet girl, very accommodating and she made the best hot, dirty chai latte I've had. It wasn't too strong but just right. I already had my fill of coffee for the day, so maybe next time I will try a coffee here.

Old Drum coffeehouse is located at the very start of Holden street, a cozy coffee shop with the…read moreprofessional grace of any establishment but the innate charm of a hole-in-the-wall. I've been eyeing this place ever since arriving in Warrensburg, Missouri. Walking past it every day during the cold weather weeks, which caused this lovely place to close temporarily, due to the lack of traffic. Now, it is back open, and tending to the locals who come by and set up shop with books and laptops to read and do some work. Upon arriving I was greeted with a smile by Maggie, their barista for the day. She was very patient and attentive as I made small talk with her, stalling as I decided what to order. I asked what the specials were, as their is a chalkboard on the counter that reads "Barista Favorites", a list of specialty custom drinks made by each individual barista. Hers was the "cinnamon toast crunch latte" consisting of their espresso beans from Colombia, brown sugar syrup, and another secret ingredient I'll have to inquire for the next time I come. It was perfectly foamed and delicious to the last drop. She even popped over to ask how I liked it, hence the 'charm of a hole-in-the-wall'. I see why this place is so loved, and definitely plan to come back again. The food is popular here as well, but I haven't tried it. They have a selection of breakfast sandwiches that are made with a panini machine. Be sure to come before 1pm, because they shut it down for closing around then. If you're a local, or just visiting, this is definitely a shop to visit.

What a great surprise, this is what all coffee shops should aspire to be. Great quiche and cinnamon…read morerolls and the coffee is delicious. The barista outdid herself. The space is laid out very well and every nook and cranny was very well planned. Being able to have rich conversation without having to raise your voice was a welcomed experience, even when that place was full of patrons.

This is my favorite place to visit when I'm in town. It's a beautiful space to work, the espresso…read moreis tasty, and the people are kind. I always order the quiche and cappuccino. I tried the bottomless house coffee but it wasn't my favorite. I've also purchased a sweatshirt each visit. The merchandise is pricey but the styles are so cute! Overall, it's a great place to telework because they have wall outlets for laptops. I never feel rushed to leave the establishment.