LOVE this place! As far as food i've only had their tuna sandwich, it's actually delicious and i'm…read moresure their other food options are as well. The coffee is also very good and served in a compostable cup. What I love most about this place is the vibe, it's seriously so cute. I love sitting on their patio with friends, or going out back to one of the benches behind the restaurant and hotel. I would definitley recommend this place, it's perfect paired with a walk around gorgeous meadowbrook park.

Stopped by to meet up with a friend for coffee. Quaint little café that transports you out of…read moreKansas and into a coastal town. Plenty of seating indoor and outdoor. There's a little corner by the entrance where you can pick up some prepackaged goods and treats. Other things you can buy are dispersed throughout the café space. We ordered an iced honey lavender latte and an iced oat milk caramel latte. Both were tasty. The only thing to note is that the lids were not flushed against the cup, so every time we took a sip some of the coffee dripped between the cup and the lid. Next time we'll use straws. To munch on, we ordered a scone (apricot ginger maybe?) that paired well with our lattes.

first you get five stars simply for the ambiance it is a lovely place to go and sit certainly to…read morehave a meal or a glass of wine. while is served somewhat cafeteria style the staff there is lovely and they are pleasant much what you would expect in that environment. I took some business colleagues there from out of town not because we went through the museum but just to give them a feel of what an incredible museum we've got here in Kansas City. the food's quite basic but it's good if you've not taken the time to spend some time in Rozzelle Court you should do so. OneNote if you are just going for a meal or a drink you might park on the street if you're a member you do get free parking in the garage or park in the garage and donate to the museum!!!

The woman taking our order / cashier was so rude and irritated to everyone we saw go thru the line…read moreincluding all 6 of my party. She snapped at you if more than 2 people approached to order even though we were trying to order on 1 ticket. She became exasperated when we inquired about changing the salad dressing and acted like we couldn't before conceeding to make the change. Next was the food....Touted as a "celebration of summer" the heirloom tomato sandwich that was produced was made with a tasteless, meally tomato, a huge hard wad of arugla, a smear of boursin on a stale/semi hard croissant. The beer cheese soup was gritty, seperated and oily. served room temp, not warm. When I inquired about exchanging my food for "fresh", I was told that I would need to pay for any additional food and would not be eligible for a refund of my current meal. So..heres the sad part...We were there eating because our friends knew the 'head chef' and wanted to support them. My friends were highly embarrased and apologetic. Definitely avoid this resturant. Go across the street to Oil on Linen at the Kemper. Excellent food, atmosphere and service!

A family diner where the employees playfully (sometimes) bickering with each other passes for meal…read moreentertainment. The menu is typical comfort foods, including any time breakfast. Our server was on top of it, returning multiple times to refill drinks and make sure we had what we needed. No complaints with the food nor the pricing, which is one of the benefits of diners -- tasty, filling food at reasonable portions and prices.

nothing screams, old-school as loud as the englwood Café I…read morefreaking love it Large portions, solid stick to your ribs food I'm not sure if the staff are long lost uncles and aunts but they sure treat me that way And when I say that I mean in a good way Thank you, Inglewood Café and if you're ever in that area, it is a must go

First Watch is really always delicious BUT this visit left me wanting! My Quinoa power bowl was…read morekind of sparse and my egg over medium(solid white and yolk) was more like an egg pancake, over cooked and chewy! Disappointing. The Cobb salad was especially bad! Missing ingredients and like 1 1/2 thin slice of turkey! It was just bad. It was a pick up order so ambiance and service aren't really applicable. But the order was ready on time. I expect more!

Beware! Kitchen cannot handle holiday (Mothes Day 2026) crowds. First time here (Lee's Summit)…read more Wait an hour past our wait list check-in. Some people had waited 2-hrs before they left. Waited an additional hour+ after we ordered our food before it arrived. Food only ok, was not worth the long wait, I've had much better from Ginger Sue's and Corner Cafe! Overall we were there for 3-hours.

Was in the area and decided to stop Food was very good. Service excellent…read more Purchased a loaf of sourdough bread If we are back in the area I would definitely stop by again.

It was ok. Always…read morelooking to find new breakfast places and stumbled across The Wooden Spoon here on Yelp. I got a corned beef hash benny and the poached egg was overcooked. The yolk should run and these didn't. Not the end of the world, but when you cooks eggs all day it would have been nice to have them not overcooked. It tasted ok. The corned beef was good and I would get that again, but not on a benny. The hollandaise was ok but a bit bland. I was expecting some lemon flavor and that tangy kick but it was super mild. It was fine just not to my liking. My wife got a breakfast quesadilla and it was stuffed full and was better than mine. I had a bite and it was pretty flavorful but we did have to pay extra for sour cream which was weird, but whatevs. The place has a lot of signs inside. Not sure what i make of it but there were enough of them that we both noticed. Our server was good but a bit quirky. For instance, she sat us and as we were sitting down she asked if we knew what we wanted. Not rude or anything like that we just thought, hmmm that was interesting. We told no we needed to look at the menu and it was all fine. I just think she had a quirky personality, nothing off putting. We kind of laughed about it and went on. More of a story than anything else that we talk about and get a kick out of. Overall the place was ok. We would come back if we were close around that area and hungry but we probably wouldn't drive across town to eat there.

The food and service here is absolutely wonderful. Classic diner food and friendly staff. She…read moreregularly made sure our sweet tea and coffee were full. Short wait time.

The food is always delicious, and the service outstanding…read more Old school diner with a great atmosphere.

In the sprawling, golden landscape of the Kansas prairie, where the horizon stretches out like a…read moreprayer, Billie's Grocery emerges not merely as a place to eat, but as a cathedral of the contemporary harvest. Whether tucked into the historic, vibrant bones of Midtown or settled into the polished, sun-drenched sanctuary of Leawood, this establishment is a triumph of spirit and soil. To walk through their doors is to leave behind the weary frantic pace of the modern day and step into a vision curated by the inimitable Robin and her team, who possess the rare, alchemical gift of artistic gastronomic genius. Every dish is a poem composed in color and texture, a testament to the idea that nourishment should be as beautiful as it is vital. The design itself--characterized by clean, confident lines and a minimalist elegance that whispers rather than shouts--acts as the perfect frame for their culinary masterpieces. It is a space that breathes, inviting the sunlight to dance across the table while the soul is quieted by the integrity of the ingredients. I have made it a point of honor to traverse the entirety of their menu at both locations, a delicious journey that has never once faltered. There is a distinct, warm current of Midwest nice here, that quiet, unpretentious folklore which suggests that the highest form of hospitality is to feed your neighbor as you would feed your kin. It is this authentic, grounded ethos that makes Billie's the definitive backdrop for my social life; it is where I bring my friends, not just to dine, but to show off the best of what our corner of the world has to offer. It feels as though Robin has captured the very essence of a modern-day prairie hearth, transforming the act of gathering into something sacred. The plates are vibrant landscapes of vitality, clean and intentional, reflecting a commitment to wellness that never compromises on the bold, adventurous joy of flavor. To sit at a table at Billie's is to feel part of a wider, kinder story--one where design meets devotion, and where the bounty of the land is elevated to an art form. It is a place that feels simultaneously like a well-kept secret and an open, generous invitation to all who seek a meal that feeds the body, delights the eye, and restores the heart. In the grand tapestry of our local culture, Billie's Grocery is a shining, indispensable thread, woven with such care and vision that it turns a simple afternoon of eating into a cherished memory, a landmark of grace in the heart of the Midwest.

Ugh. Another breakfast spot stricken from my go to list. The food? It's pretty good, for the most…read morepart. Perhaps a slight decrease in the quality, but that's just picking nits. The service? Yikes. It felt like the entire staff didn't want anyone to be there. No hellos, check ins, nothing. It felt, well, hostile. My wife ordered a dish with smoked trout, her plate arrived with no smoked trout. After explaining the omission, the food runner rolled his eyes and said "I'll bring you some salmon". I said no, you need to remake the entire dish and this time include smoked trout. Well, she never saw any trout, the dish was not remade and smoked salmon was thrown on the original plate. Also, slick move asking for tips before any service is provided, and then providing god awful service. Well, that is alright, plenty of other breakfast spots to enjoy.

I have been to Caleb's several times for breakfast My…read morefavorite meal is chicken fried chicken with eggs. I also love the chicken and waffles. This is nice place with friendly servers and great food.

Good food, great prices!…read more We are always looking for places for breakfast. I think it may be our favorite meal to eat out and Caleb's will probably make it into our rotation. The place is part of the red bridge shopping center which has been redone and looks really nice. I got the cheesy omelet with ham. Some variation of this is what I always get. It had cheddar and jack cheese, and it tasted really good. I think if they would have added American cheese to the mix it would have been perfect. I got the potatoes and unfortunately they were over seasoned. The sourdough toast was good. My wife got the country scramble. She liked it but she thought the gravy was just ok. Seems like gravy is the weakness at a lot of places so if you find one that has great gravy then that is five stars. The restaurant itself is fine. It's clean, but to me it just looks like every other breakfast restaurant and I wish they would have done something different to stand out. Our server was very accurate, efficient and pleasant. It's a breakfast place so they have big sections and turning tables is the name of the game, so keep that in mind. Having worked in restaurants in my younger days I totally know what makes a great breakfast server and this is what you want. The price was really good. My wife and I ate there for 30 bucks. In 2026 that is really good. Overall, the place was good and the price was great. I gave it 4 stars because nothing stands out but it's solid all around. For the most part, that is all you need, we will be back!