Sandwiches are a good portion and very tasty. I tried a random drink, like a flavored lemonade…read morewhose name I cannot remember, but it was great. Service was relatively fast for lunchtime, and the staff was super friendly.

I love coming to corner cafe whenever I get the chance while working in KCK. Food is always…read moreincredible! Pickles crisp! Coffees and teas are always delicious. Service is great. I love that they are assisting/supporting kids aging out of foster care as well. I'm nervous disappointed. I love working here too. There is a little cozy corner where you can sit and converse. There are other areas in which you can peacefully work as well. 10/10!!!!

I've been to this place a couple times but first time since they moved. It's has never disappointed…read moreme! What I really failed to do what take more pictures because when everything came out it was go time! Went with birra platter (4 tacos and the consume)! Definitely got on all cylinders. Great flavor and the green sauce was just enough to give me a light sweat! Can't wait to head back!!!

I had high hopes with the high ratings. I asked what the best thing on the menu was and they said…read morebirria tacos, so that's what I ordered. I thought they were good. Nice and tender, liked the crispy shell, but usually the shells are orange from the birria grease. The guacamole salsa to top on your tacos was probably my favorite part. Very friendly staff, and fun music playing. I was hoping for a destination type place where you dream about the next time you can return with the high 4 ratings but it wasn't that.

Hearty sandwiches with a great wait staff. Great pasta salad on the side. What more could you ask…read morefor?

Milwaukee Delicatessen Company was one of those places that reminded me why I love sandwiches so…read moremuch. Honestly? Everything we had was an easy 11/10 experience. Let's start with the stars: * Hot Pastrami Sandwich (10/10) - This is exactly what a pastrami sandwich should be. Thick-cut, fresh, perfectly seasoned, incredibly moist, and piled high. Every bite was packed with flavor without feeling heavy. * Meatball Sandwich (10/10) - This completely caught me off guard. The meatballs were tender and flavorful, the sauce was outstanding, and everything came together perfectly. One of those sandwiches that immediately makes you start planning your next visit. * Potato Salad (10/10) - I have genuinely never had potato salad like this before. It's difficult to even describe because it doesn't compare to the typical deli or barbecue versions most people know. All I know is I'll be grabbing another side before I leave town. And then there was the surprise of the day: * Cowtown Pizza Slice (10/10) - We originally got this to go after seeing pizza after pizza come out of the kitchen and deciding we had to know what the hype was about. The slice was HUGE, the crust was fantastic, and the flavor was incredible. Honestly, it might be the best pizza I've had to date. Even after an already amazing meal, this completely held its own. Beyond the food, Milwaukee Delicatessen Company has the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to linger. Great sandwiches, great beer, historic surroundings, and the feeling that you've stumbled upon a local favorite that's been doing things right for a long time. If you're a sandwich person, this place is non-negotiable.

Oh my gosh, we all LOVED our breakfast at Mildred's! In KC to visit family and we asked the guy at…read morethe hotel where to get a good breakfast - Mildred's was only 2 blocks down the hill. We loved the breakfast burrito, breakfast sandwiches, and coffee from Mildred's. I was thrilled bc my now-deceased grandmother was named Mildred, so I was already pre-disposed to like the place. Will definitely come here when we visit KC again.

I live across the street from Mildred's. That is good for Mildred's, bad for me…read more Mildred has slowly become my go to breakfast/lunch spot. I absolutely love their chipotle breakfast wrap ( however ever since they change their potatoes I've liked it a little bit less). If the owner reads this, please let us know why you changed the potatoes A lot of the other food options are also great like the standard sandwich and their sausage and egg. The vibes here are also good. It's pretty busy on the weekends so be prepared to wait a bit but staff in the kitchen is usually pretty quick. I'm not giving this a full five stars because honestly, their drinks are subpar. I haven't found a drink on the menu that I enjoy - not even the standard chai or house blend coffee.

The food here is simple, but good and affordable. The ambiance of the old traincar plus showing old…read moreHollywood films on the tv makes for such a unique atmosphere. They have plenty of nice outdoor seating as well. What really makes this place special is its family owned and the folks are just so nice. They make sure you're taken care of!

Come for the cute "artsy" vibes and stay for the food and the drinks. When you're walking around…read moreRiver Market you won't miss Car No 551 because it's literally housed in an old school railroad car. Before it came its predecessors of Made in KC Cafe and Doughnutology but, this is the first bona fide restaurant and cocktail bar inside this unique space. I am not at all disappointed. The sandwiches are hearty, great for lunch and also amazing to pair with a beer (or a classic cocktail depending on your preference/mood) I would definitely recommend the burgers here if you're hungry, they are big burgers...no smashed patties here. The Roundhouse Burger is my favorite with the additions of smokey thick cut bacon and a luscious runny fried egg, also did I mention it's two patties? Everything is cooked fresh to order and even though the menu is simple they execute everything well. If you aren't feeling like a heavy hearty burger then they have a lot of other sandwiches on the menu. The Conductors Club is a classic club sandwich, triple decker bread cut into triangles which is a must when it comes to a club. The sandwich is piled high with deli turkey, crunchy bacon, fresh juicy tomatoes and a slathering of house-made mayo. Another classic they do right here is the BLT, no frills just a good old fashioned salty sandwich with a pile of bacon! Each sandwich comes as a combo with a bag of chips and a soda but, bonus points is that you can upgrade your drink to a beer for between $3-$4. They also have a very affordable breakfast menu but I haven't tried it yet so, it's on my list!

The food is so good, y'all. Their menu has a lot more than pastries: The best breakfast burritos…read moreand grilled cheese sandwiches in KC (so much melty cheese)..."pick two" options with sandwiches, salads and wraps...Roasterie Coffee (my favorite) made by kick-ass baristas. Spokes is my absolute favorite place in downtown KC for all-day remote work: It's lap-top friendly, with plenty of spots near outlets, and great for staff meetings or brainstorm sessions, with long tables as well as sofas and chairs. The vibe is chill. There's a wall of windows for lots of natural light, but the space isn't crazy bright. The playlist is always great.15/10

I had an uncomfortable experience at Spokes a couple of months ago. As I approached the counter to…read morelook at the menu, the owner threw up a hand and said, "You're after him," assuming I was trying to cut in front of another customer. I told him I was just trying to read the menu. When I asked a few questions about the menu, he kept responding with "What?" as if he couldn't understand me. I do have an accent, but I've lived in the United States for more than 30 years and have worked professionally in English my entire adult life. To test whether he genuinely couldn't follow me, I asked something simple, "Do you have the time?" The same response came back, "What?" I can't say with certainty that this was racism; it's up to the readers to determine. But, from my perspective, based on how it unfolded and the pattern I've seen elsewhere, it's hard to call it anything else. I'm a disabled veteran who served a decade in the Navy, including multiple deployments to war zones, and I've spent much of my life working to be accepted and to build a life here. The vast majority of my interactions with people in the U.S. have been positive, regardless of their race, ethnicity, or even political affiliation (I have plenty of conservative friends from a military background). But on the rare occasions when I've encountered this kind of treatment, I've learned to recognize it for what it is. None of that mattered in that moment. I was just someone whose words weren't worth the effort to understand. The young cashier next to him looked visibly embarrassed and went out of her way to be kind to me afterward, almost like she was trying to make up for it. I appreciated that, and this review isn't about the staff. After this happened, I came across another one-star Yelp review from someone who described a similarly unwelcoming atmosphere whenever the owner was around. That reviewer, who identified as a person of color, said they felt uncomfortable and unwelcome and would not be returning. The owner's public response to that review is worth reading for yourself. Determine for yourself if it was a genuine apology or more like a defense of himself, subtly invalidating the complaint's concern. No customer, or simply no one, should be treated this way without basic patience and courtesy. I don't know whether what happened to me was about my accent specifically. But between my own experience and watching how a legitimate complaint from another customer was deflected rather than reflected on, it's hard for me to chalk this up to an isolated misunderstanding. I hope no one ever has to go through what I did in a place where people just want to rest and enjoy good food.

Personal staff - delicious chicken sandwich - reasonable prices. Vibe was a well done nautical…read morevibe - more fisherman - not at all beach vibe.

Hey guys - fun spot with fun events but it's been months and no one can fix the broken door in the…read morewomen's bathroom?

Good food, friendly atmosphere. Family owned business. Breakfast is great specials excellent…read moreenchiladas.

The service was great, really nice people, seemed to be a family owned business. The decor was…read morequite dated, felt like I stepped back into the 90s. I went around lunch time and it was very busy. I got the patty melt and it was not very good. It was dry and almost tasteless, and their fries were about average or a bit below. Their sandwiches looked good, so if I do go back I might go with a club.

I love The Nook, it's the cutest, quietest little spot in the most beautiful library that I could…read moreliterally spend days in, reading and admiring the architecture. This little café is actually a really cool extension of a community project, and always has something delicious to try. I was lucky enough to head in and try the new FIFA beverage menu, which is running thru July. An orange mocha inspired by the Netherlands, it was so delicious I whispered, "Hup Holland Hup" to myself as I downed that beauty. I had the pleasure of trying the quiche of the day as well, which was a knockout. Caramelized onions inside made is both sweet and savory, a knockout pastry crust with flaky layers that I never wanted to stop. Please go try literally anything here.

Stopped by the KC downtown library to work for the day and it was so cute in here. The Library…read morepartners with The Prospect KC to operate The Nook. It's a coffee bar and learning lab for students. Latte was good, a toasted coconut flavor. And had a cookie that was good. Would come back! The student working was so nice! Library is cool and need to come back.

Didn't give me sauces they forced me to pay for. Don't go here, should go out of businessread more

Stopped just after 4am for a quick drive-thru breakfast on the way to the airport. We were the 3rd…read morecar in line, ordered fairly quickly, and then pulled up to wait for one vehicle over 10 minutes without moving or any interaction with the employee after money was taken - no check-ins, no food or drinks given out - nothing. No breakfast item at McDonald's takes over 10 minutes to make.