Great cold craft beers. VERY good pizzas…read more Do the thin crust flat bread creation. Great service.

Great place on our road trip. Very tasty pizza and I appreciated the gluten free option. The…read morelocally brewed oatmeal nut stout was a big winner. Nice folks. So glad we stopped!

What an awesome spot!!! We stayed at their campground for a night and enjoyed their restaurant!…read moreExcellent food and environment! You can pay for a campsite or they also book through harvest host!! We will definitely be back!

Great food. Enjoyed bingo. We went as a group of nine and they were able to accommodate us. Service…read morewas wonderful and we love the potato bar.

This was a last minute stop on our way home from the lake and it was such a perfect hidden gem. The…read morefood is fantastic everything is homemade. The matcha is delicious and they have such a cute store!

Clean and fresh place! Not the same old sandwiches! Special breads and bakery buns provide the base…read morefor grass fed beef sandwiches, fresh produce, and a tasty treat. And many coffee options! And did I mention pastries and cookies?? Yes! They have those too! Family friendly, Christian based, and ready to treat you to the best they have to offer. We will definitely be back!

Great gluten free donuts and cupcakes. Good, strong coffee. Very friendly staff and service…read more Relaxed atmosphere.

Range Free is truly one of a kind. I'm so appreciative that it's one of the very few (if not the…read moreonly) completely gluten-free and allergy-friendly places not just in Columbia, but honestly in the state. I've rarely come across places like this, and it makes such a difference for people with dietary restrictions to feel genuinely safe and included. Beyond the food, the staff is absolutely awesome. Everyone is so kind, welcoming, and thoughtful. The space itself is warm and inviting, perfect for getting some work done, meeting a friend, or just stopping in for a quick treat. This is a special place, and I really hope more people discover it so they can continue to grow. Would love to see more late or coffee items:) The must gets are the no bake cookies and bagels with dairy free cream cheese! Everything is so fresh and Columbia is lucky to have Range Free Café.

Such a great subway. The customer service by the ladies was phenomenal and the food was quick and…read moredelicious. One of the best experiences I've had at Subway.

It's nice clean place. But I wish they had more out door seat. Food and service was awesome ,read more

Along with Rayville Baking Company, the City Market in Kansas City has this place to be thankful…read more In fact, I think this place has a leg up on Rayville, because they not only make a lot of gluten-free baking goods (a feat in itself), but they use _locally_ grown organic wheat. Just crazy. And, the best part is --it tastes amazing. They have all sorts of whole wheat, multi-grain, and one of the most popular (it sells out the fastest, I hear) is the asiago cheese. Of course, I have a weakness for the cinnamon rolls, and their pecan honey roll is pretty amazing. I can also attest to the gluten-free muffins: somehow they avoid using gluten but the muffin is very fluffy and rich. They also sells eggs from their chickens and other baked goods, like pizza crusts and granolas. You can order their food from their website, or on Saturday mornings go to the downtown Kansas City farmer's market, or the Brookside farmer's market, or the one in Minor Park (Holmes and E. Red Bridge Rd.). They also have a web site just for gluten-free stuff: http://www.gflife.com

This will be a very short review. Everything I've eaten from the Bread of Life stall at the City…read moreMarket has been yummy, and the women who sell it are as pleasant as can be. But the real reason I'm posting this review: Did you know they have vegan baked goods? They do. If you need a tasty, locally-baked vegan treat while you're loading up on produce and other goodies at the market, be sure to stop by and check out their offerings.

Really great coffee. I got a latte with whole milk and one pump of cinnamon syrup and it was the…read moreperfect flavor and sweetness for me! And nice and hot. Also got a peach almond scone, fresh made, like their other varieties, I think there was blueberry, bacon and chive, and another one, plus at least one type of muffin. Lots of cute little stuff in the store, little snacks and several tables to sit at. Service was fast and friendly, the place was very cute and clean. Restrooms were out of order when I was there, and I really was not sure exactly where to park - ended up parking across the street in the bank parking lot, not sure if that was the right place to go, but I did it! Definitely on my list to stop again when I'm in the area!

This local gem is such a treat. The drinks and food are delicious, and the staff are consistently…read morewarm.

I was excited to check out a coffee place in my area and this place did not disappoint. I love the…read moreatmosphere that's present here and there was space for me to sit and relax a bit. The barista was kind and was very quick with the order. I came with the intention to relax, read and unwind and I got exactly that. The environment is really cozy and I can't recommend this place more!

Great coffee. Eclectic ambiance. We went close to closing so some items were sold out.read more

Open the door and come on in! This nondescript shop is actually full of delightful charm and has…read moreseveral delicious treats on the inside. We stopped by for a peek and stayed for a Tea lunch with delicious tea, fruit, soup, sandwiches and cake. We had the Baked Potato Soup and Split Pea soup and both were delicious. My friend said it was the best Split Pea soup she had ever had (her grandmother had a shop that served split pea soup and she said Mrs. Little's was better :) ). At the end of our lunch we had enjoyed our tea blend so much we asked at the register if they sold it and we purchased a some to take home. Several folks came in during our visit and they ordered coffee drinks to go and picked them up at the register. So if you can't stay, order yours to-go! The bakery counter had several extra treats you could also order. The shop is filled with tea pots and tea cups for purchase. We enjoyed our food and sat and sipped our delicious tea in the the ambience of this lovely shop. Be sure and visit this super friendly shop when you are in Hamilton. I look forward to a return visit!

This is an adorable shop with a nice teatime menu as well. They offer a variety of changing…read moreoptions for lunch, but you always get some type of soup, sandwich, fruit, and dessert. The owner was friendly and she had a nice selection of specialty coffees and drinks. We had an apple zucchini soup that was honestly not great, none of us ate much of it. We each had a different kind of sandwich and those were all really good; we had a grilled cheese, ham, and avocado. The fruit was as expected and the dessert, a one bite lemon cake, was really quite good (and that is saying a lot because I don't normally like lemon). Overall what you get for the price (around $11) is worth it, even if you end up not liking the soup like us. Note that drinks of any kind are extra.

It was one of the coolest restaurants I've been to. They have the best pizza!!!! And everything…read morelooked amazing. I would highly suggest going here.

Delicious food! My husband and I made this the first stop on our Minimoon, and it was a perfect…read morechoice. We love to visit a locally owned restaurant when we travel, and this was incredible. All the food we saw coming out also looked so good! Service was a bit slow but well worth it for the wait. We also were there on Sunday brunch so in some ways was to be expected.