Pastries are amazing. Service was good. You feel welcome when you walk in. It's a small quaint…read moreplace to enjoy a cup of Joe and an amazing pastry. I had the cinnamon scone and the ham and cheese crossaint

Cute little spot! This is a hole in the wall in the corner of the Crossroads. Small but mighty…read moremenu. Their chai is pretty good, same with their breakfast sandwich (it comes with a yummy sauce and the English muffin is spectacular. Some seating available. Street parking available. Free for now.

the absolute best bakery!!! every single thing is delicious. I love their drinks. I have ordered…read morecakes from here and those are always great too. The service is amazing as well.

Happy 19th Birthday to Dolce Bakery!!! I am clearly late to the party, but we all know late is…read morebetter than never at all(: I am blown away and almost embarrassed to admit I have been on a hunt for the past 3 years in the Kansas City Metropolitan area to find a cinnamon roll that taste better than what I make at home and a SOFT sugar cookie with SOFT icing....to find all of this in ONE place where they also make quick bread is a triple threat WINNER that deserves more than just a 5 star review. I didn't get anything to drink, but was informed they make all their syrups in house and the special "birthday cake" syrup is infused using real birthday cake! Their motto is "every batch made from scratch". Simple saying that allows the product to speak for itself and will admit I had no shame when doubled back within the same week!!! The pumpkin spice bread was more moist than most cakes I've had; I mean there was absolutely no glaze or icing, just some sort of sugar crust almost but it melts instantly in your mouth like cotton candy. I usually don't involve myself with pumpkin spice anything so I'm not sure if my palette is changing or they just completely knocked this bread out of this world. Now the sugar cookies: I have been searching high and low from bakeries in north, east, south in Kansas and Missouri and when I say nobody I mean NOBODY is making sugar cookies like this!!! I am extremely selective about sugar cookies as I've been to bakeries opened for decades and micro bakers who have been at it for years, but my taste buds have finally found a home inside this quaint panaderia. I couldn't make the birthday celebration this year as I just so happened to be able to come in the day before, but I have my calendar marked for next year around this time and every occasion in between! A few things to note: parking is limited and the space is small. There isn't pricing listed for anything but the syrups, oat milk and extra shot, I would love to see a pricing menu since I had to keep looking for an associate to ask for pricing for each item. However, each associate was happy to help! You can taste the love in every bite and this truly sets any business apart from others and creates a lane of their own. Thank you for putting your heart into creating something special, I hope your business continues to grow and receive all the love & support it deserves. Cheers!!!

By far my favorite KC bakery. Hands down. Never had a single thing here that I didn't absolutely…read morelove. The specialty biscuit sandwiches are always my favorite. And the orange cold brew!

Heirloom is one of my favorite neighborhood bakeries in KC. It's always buzzing and busy, so be…read moreprepared for a short line during busy rushes. Seating might be full, but there's both counter seating in the open concept kitchen or tables on the other side. A lot of people rave about their breakfast burritos or breakfast biscuit sandwiches. My out of town guests love them too when I bring them here. I'm here to rave about their weekend only croissants. You can only get them on Saturday or Sunday because it takes a days to ferment and laminate the dough. The quality of their ingredients shines in even the simplest plain croissant. I'll occasionally venture into the chocolate or almond version. They rival some of the best I've had in NYC, SF or Paris. In KC, the only other rivals can be found at French Market or Sour Rabbit Bakery. I'm glad their croissants are weekend only so I can have them as an occasional treat. I find their other pastries, especially the tarts, biscuits or scones are also lovely. For a baked goods focused spot, I'd say their cold brew is also pretty great quality as well. Usually I'd go to another coffee shop for a fix, but I'm okay grabbing both a croissant and cold brew here. I haven't been for their "after hours" dinner specials, but that's next on my to do list there!

fabulous, friendly, fantastic, somethings wrong with you if aren't flabbergasted by this wonderful…read moreplace

I ended up stopping in here two days in a row. Now, I haven't actually tried any of their pastries,…read morebut I absolutely adore their drinks. Maybe I'm not the creative type, but in this world of iced coffee and tea.... I truly never thought to try an iced London Fog. It is delicious. I've also had their iced Matcha Agave. So very good. They aren't cheap, that's for sure, and given how much the ingredients must cost.... I have to say I think they're overpriced. Delicious, but overpriced. It means that instead of getting one every day- and I absolutely could drink at least one a day- I'll get one once a week, and start making my own at home. The one complaint I have about their drinks is this: coffee seeps into EVERYTHING, even the glass bottles they use. I could smell coffee whenever I took a sip of my Matcha today, and it was an unpleasant thing, rather off putting. They ought to adopt the practice of using some jars for coffee and some for ONLY non coffee beverages, to avoid that. The shop itself is pretty cool- not a TON of seating, but huge bookshelves filled with books that customers can just take and return. Everyone I've run into has been friendly, and I've noticed the times that I've been there that even with no customers in the shop, they seem to keep themselves busy rather than looking at their phones. So.... Altogether pretty great so far with the exception of the residual coffee small and high prices.

I am currently sitting at McLain's Market with my 6 year old son. We needed a place to go before a…read morefuneral. We ordered fruit, bacon a mimosa and a doughnut. After sitting, I was told by Keith that they were out of champagne. He could tell we were having a hard day and offered me a refund and to make me any drink I wanted. He was so kind and even gave us a goodie bag for the family. This level of service and kindness is remarkable and just want I needed. On a side note, they have wooden blocks for the kids to play with which kept my son entertained while I got myself together. We will be customers for life.

I've been here a few times now, and the food is always good. It's usually pretty busy, but seating…read moreis easy to find since it's spacious inside. Everything is clean, and the bathrooms are stocked with feminine products, which is a nice touch. Service is great too. On my most recent outing, I ordered the market wrap, and my friend ordered the harvest bowl. The market wrap had sweet potato quinoa falafels, spring mix, tomato, red onion, feta, hummus, cucumber dressing, and a side of chips. Very refreshing and tasty! My friend also enjoyed her bowl - ate it clean. They provided reusable cups for water that we returned at the end of our meal. We were too full to look at dessert, but they had a wide variety of pastries available that I am determined to try next time. Some other items I've enjoyed in the past are the cheddar jalapeño scone (so good) and the Market Bowl (perfect for brunch). Overall, this place is good for a quick bite with healthier options!

I finally got over to Cornflower after waiting for it to open! My friend and I visited about noon…read moreon Sunday so sadly the cinnamon rolls were already gone. The inside is very pretty and clean with a couple shelving sections of merch. I chose a maple scone, a mini pear cake and a salted maple matcha. The matcha was really great with a good maple flavor but not too sweet. I am picky about scones but this maple scone was great. I would order it again. The pear cake was good. My friend had the daily sandwich from the case and let me have a few bites. Wow we both loved it! It was turkey on focaccia and so delicious. Our service was great. Only a little seating inside and several small tables outside. I will definitely be back earlier next time to snag a cinnamon roll!

Hit up Cornflower Baked Goods on a Friday morning. Alright, so I'm a fan of Rye and Megan's baked…read moregoods (especially the cinnamon rolls.) So I thought this would be a slam dunk. It's really a mixed bag unfortunately. My main wish is that at 8:45am they'd have more of a selection of baked goods for breakfast time. The selection mainly felt like afternoon treats. (Cookies, Brownies, Oatmeal Pies, Bars, etc.) When I heard Megan was bringing a take on a Cardamom Bun I was very very excited. I'm a huge cardamom bun slut. (I have a ranking in my head from all the ones I had across the world.) The cardamom roll, while having mostly the right flavor, was pretty off texture-wise, leading it to be too thin and crunchy in all the wrong places because of increased surface area. I did heat it up at home and it was a little better, but should be good on its own without having to do that. I also tried the milk bread roll with peaches and crumble. That was much nicer with a sweet/tart vibe. I'll go back, but I hope they make tweaks to both what's available in the morning and the texture of the cardamom roll. The staff was friendly and helpful, so I'm rooting for y'all!

Fun, interesting treats! Yummy!…read moreFun Photo Booth with props. Great place for the family to get creative and try new things!

This is quickly becoming a regular dessert spot for me and my friends! The service is always very…read morequick, even if there are quite a few people in line. The attention to detail and decor in the space is very fun and thoughtful, with a photo booth and plenty of pictures of their offerings! There is also plenty of seating in the space, and it seems to be kept clean. My friends and I always make sure to get a bingsu and at least one other dessert, we especially love the taiyaki! I would definitely recommend sharing a bingsu, as it is pretty large to eat by yourself. Additionally, they have a wide array of offerings on the menu, and plenty from drinks to ice cream and other desserts.

This was my first time eating jello cake and it was so delicious!…read more The chocolate cake was also perfect. Not too sweet and there seem to be almost like a cream cheese-like topping rather than frosting. I also picked up a small plate of savory food to go, it was a ton of food for around $8.

Needed a last minute cake fast!…read more They delivered and forever grateful. Thank you. Quick and easy to find.