I was thinking about going here. I read the reviews. Some were not so good but mostly they were…read morevery favorable. I didn't end up going, but there is a nice park next door with a pretty lake and native wildflowers.

By far the worst coffee I've ever had. Honestly, something had to be wrong with it. I ordered an…read moreiced vanilla latte with oat milk, and it tasted unlike any latte I've ever had, in the worst possible way. I couldn't taste either the vanilla or the coffee, and there were some strange white bits floating throughout the drink that made it even more off-putting. To be fair, the service was friendly, the drink was made quickly, and the shop itself seemed like a nice place to sit down and get some work done. The atmosphere was pleasant and I could see why people enjoy spending time there. Unfortunately, none of that could make up for the coffee. The drink was genuinely unpleasant, and since that's the main reason I came, I can't overlook how bad it tasted.

Came in on the 4th of July and grabbed a Salted Carmel Mocha and a slice of red velvet cake. I…read morebelieve the cake was gluten free and I couldn't tell, it was delicious! The coffee had good flavor and was really smooth as well. 10/10 experience.

The individual who served us was very nice. Me and my girlfriend each got a coffee. Our Corso also…read moregot a big pup cup. The drinks were well blended. I got a caramel toffee truffle and my girlfriend got a salt caramel mocha. The shop was very welcoming I will definitely come again.

Very bright and comfy interior. Nice long "coffee bar" several tables. Big cases displaying lots of…read morepastries. Staff is super friendly and they will be happy to explain their "moon milks" I do not remember which one I had but being a first timer , the staff was happy to explain each variety and the sweetness and I was able to pick out something that suited me and it did not disappoint! The breakfast burrito was excellent and more than I could eat. Ambience: 5 Staff: 5 Food &coffee: 5 Thanks Summer

I love a good coffee spot that isn't Starbucks and this one definitely scratched that itch…read more I ordered the Roasted Chestnut Latte with coconut milk, and wow... absolutely amazing. Smooth and cozy. I also grabbed a chocolate croissant. I really wish they warmed it up, because when I tried to tear a piece off, the croissant nearly launched itself into orbit. It was a bit tougher than expected, and sadly, I couldn't finish it. Inside, though, is beautiful, quiet, and spacious -- the kind of place where you can sip your drink and pretend you're working on something important. lol

Whistle Stop is nestled on the west side of Lee's Summit square next to the train tracks that…read moreactually have trains passing through. They have a large menus for both drinks and food. For coffee you have 16 bean choices; if you're ordering a pour over you can choose your bean; it does take 15 minutes. The Whistle Stop has brick and pine walls plus ceiling. Merch and games to choose from, plenty of seating as the Stop extends into the back with a comfy seating area plus outdoor seating. The island in the middle when your first walk in is where you place your orders, staff is quick and friendly. The food was delivered swiftly.

I came to Whistle stop and ordered a banana bread matcha and a half order or biscuits and gravy…read more The only complaint I have is that my biscuits and gravy were cold. The matcha was delicious, the staff were very kind and willing to explain the menu, and the shop was very cozy and put together well!

Comfortable beds in the room. Good breakfast …read more Helpful people striving to give good service

The Unity Village walking trails are well-maintained and wind through the campus's lush landscapes,…read moreincluding gardens, wooded areas, and reflective spaces. The trails provide visitors with an opportunity to enjoy nature, unwind, and find a sense of tranquility. The only downside is there's no access to walk directly all around the trail.

This spot is inside a medical building in Lees Summit by Frontier Justice. Happenstance placed me…read moreclose by and I'm so glad. I received quite more than just the Ahadu special. Teddy the owner, was kind enough to educate me on his business journey along with the birth of coffee in Africa.. Ethiopia be exact. The Ahadu special 20oz consists of 4 shots of espresso which his technique of grounds is not overbearing, but it wasn't bitter as he gave me a cup of straight Java. The additional ingredients are caramel, vanilla and two nuts of which he'd only reveal one... almond. It was such a delicious and delightful mixture.

My friend told me about this place and it's completely changed my standards on an energy drink. I…read moregot a pineapple raspberry energizer from here and not only was it beautiful but it was delicious! Natural caffeine? You can't beat it! The lady was nice and helpful and this place is the CUTEST. Yes, it's in a hospital, but don't sleep on this place.

This review is for the experience I had yesterday during my quick trip to the mall…read more This little, new coffee place was in the old business spot where Teavana used to be for years at the Independence Center. Though it's been a good handful of years since then I still miss Teavana dearly. Giraffe Coffee was a fun experience and Angel, the lovely person working the shop was such a delight. Very sweet and engaging. ^__^ She prepared my small frozen blended coffee, which I had with almond milk & hazelnut syrup. Honestly, the coffee was WAY too sweet for my personal preference, but of course I still had a nice time there. The boost of energy was why I did it! It certainly provided that and a mild tummy ache afterward lol.. Next time I'll have to try one of their teas! My only reason for swinging by the mall as soon as I got off work was to do some product exchanges at another business there, which was successful. Never hurts trying someth'n new and all! Again, next time I'm trying one of their teas. It's still really weird for me knowing Teavana isn't there anymore, and honestly I don't think I'll ever be "used" to it. But I'll forever associate that business spot with them as time passes.

It's nice to finally have a cozy, comfy, go to coffee shop again!…read more Tucked into the heart of downtown LS, Frost coffee setves delicious breakfast sandwiches, strong coffee, and friendly vibes. I've enjoyed every experience so far, from the food, to the drinks, and even the people watching. I'll be back soon!

This place had several good things going for it. The drip coffee for the longest time was…read moreexquisite. They would brew it with perfect balance, which had a full-bodied flavor, but now? It's been three consecutive times that I've came and the brew has been on the disappointing week side. If I got something else like a chai, it's been a little on the lackluster side too. They used to have some awesome baristas, and I haven't seen this one barista who made sure things ran smoothly. Yesterday, I noticed customer service really lacking. When I arrived at 11:30 AM the three baristas were all up front and had been attentive, but around 1 PM they had all drifted in back and none would pop their head out to see if anyone had come to the counter. I had stood at the counter for five minutes or so, and had thought I had made eye contact with one girl, but apparently she must have not seen me. I even said "hello" out loud, but nothing. A minute or two later a lady came in and was waiting behind me, and after a minute or two she asked if I had been waiting long. I told her the truth, and eventually a barista came out and asked me if I had been waiting long? I explained that I had, and had tried to catch someone's attention. I ordered an iced matcha and the lady behind me ordered some other drink. Guess who's came out first? I waited a few more minutes and noticed the another barista (a guy) had just started making an iced match, which apparently was my drink. Where were the girls? In the back, chatting away and giggling. I guess neither of them knew how to make an iced matcha.

We, my daughter and I, had booked an Airbnb near LS, but despite being listed as accessible, it…read morewasn't. Luckily we found the Unity Hotel. The room truly was handicapped accessible. It was also immaculately clean, beautifully decorated, and the staff were amazingly friendly, accommodating and knowledgable. The handicap accessible room has wide doors, a roll in shower with a large shower chair built in, and best of all, A RECLINER Chair. I sleep sitting up, so finding a girl with a recliner is very, very rare! We ended up staying four nights which was two extra, because of the snow. When it was time to leave there was ice and snow all around my car causing my wheelchair to spin out. The security guard saw my troubles and called in help. Within a very few minutes, four of the Villages' Maintainence showed up with shovels and ice melt to dig the car out, they worked fast and efficiently, and fifteen minutes later, so could load my chair onto the ramp. The indoor staff were just as amazing. I'd give th Unity Hotel, five stars time 10 if I could.

Unity Hotel represented everything that my friend valued in her wedding. A place where God came…read morecome through and bless her union with her now-husband in a beautiful, tranquil, and clean venue. My friends and I stayed here for the wedding for two nights and really enjoyed our stay. The hotel is located in Lee's Summit so about a half hour drive from Kansas City. At first we were shocked that it was so far from the city that we flew into, but soon realized the private nature of the venue was what truly gave it its charm. The rooms were painted with inspirational words to keep you motivated and energized. Rooms came equipped with small mini fridge, flat screen TV, ample closet space, and a standard sized bathroom. Beds were very comfortable to the point where we didn't want to wake up. A/C was strong in our rooms as well. Additionally, there was so much parking available here that you really can't go wrong. Rooms did not come with a private ironing board. The fitness center was also a 5-10 minute walk away from the hotel rooms but it was definitely one of the nicest centers I had been to in a hotel. Service was great- loved the free breakfast in the morning and the ability to take back some fruit for your room for later. Thank you Unity Hotel for being a great host to my friend's wedding.