There's no shortage of places to get a cup of coffee, or a coffee beverage, in JoCo. But there are…read moresome that stand out and Pour Coffeehouse might lead that pack. Pour is way out in the southwest stretches of the metro but anchors a fairly busy strip center. The space inside is homey and not enormous, but there are plenty of spots to enjoy. The house brew is strong and always fresh and their breakfast burrito game is seriously on point. The beverage menu is fairly standard, from latte through seasonal offerings, and each drink is handcrafted to your wishes. The food menu is not extensive, but what they do, they do really well. There are a couple of sandwiches on the menu and their aforementioned breakfast burritos are outstanding. Pour offers several varieties and packs alllll the freshness and flavor inside those tortillas. You could even pair one up with one of their baked goodies and you're in for a treat. Hint: try a handmade Pop-tart. Parking is super easy, pricing is pretty fair, and the service is local & friendly. Their outside seating is unexpectedly cool as the strip center isn't exactly made for a patio, but Pour placed several tables on the front sidewalk and around the side in the shade for a nice touch. It can get busy, because there's not a lot of competition and demand is high, so be sure to be cognizant of when the high school gets out. Sample & enjoy!

I've been to Pour Coffeehouse twice and enjoyed it each time. The coffee is rich, but also a good…read morebalance of sweetness and coffee. Great flavor. They have a great selection of desserts, food and drinks to choose from. Customer service is great and atmosphere is inviting.

Living in Olathe has its advantages, but great hangs aren't one of them. Dolce Caffe is one of the…read morefew exceptions to the rule, being a bright spot in the midst of a boring food desert. Located in the old MCM building that formerly was the home of the old Tastee Freeze, it already started out with a fun atmosphere. And the owners did a nice job of making it even more welcoming. I even enjoyed the barstool, which looked to be about 75 lbs but actually was more like 10. As my Corgi body got up, that thing shot out from underneath me like a butt mounted, spring loaded rocket and took off across the dining room. Many nice people asked if I was OK, and I assured them that I was only dealing with the pain of embarrassment. I like to think that my exploits entertain the masses :) As for the coffee, it was excellent. Much better than the overheated fare at Charbux. The pastries were fresh, tasty, and some of the best I've ever had at a coffeehouse. The young baristas that work there are very nice, which is refreshing. The owner popped in while we were there and it's obvious he's detail oriented. Expect a line, but know that it's worth it.

Coffee is mid. Matcha is milk with syrups. Seating isn't great. Workers were nice…read more This business does not live up to the website at all

This. Is. The. Coffee. Shop. If you are from out of town and…read morelooking for locally owned coffee shops, definitely try this one. (We travel, a lot, and always look for unique local coffee shops.) Wonderful aesthetics inside and out. Just really well done. (We were here for the World Cup game and they have some fun merch representing the wonderful game of soccer!) We ordered a couple burnt end burritos and they were delish! Coffee was delicious too. They make their own syrups so they have many wonderful different flavor combos. I got their cold brew latte which was really smooth and my husband got their English toffee latte, which is a World Cup themed latte. Even if this coffee spot is a little out of your way, do yourself a favor and take the extra minutes to enjoy this spot!

This great little neighborhood coffee shop is locally owned and a gem. Yhe season flavors and yummy…read morebreakfast burritos and pastries are delicious, especially the homemade pop tarts. The road construction is making it difficult to reach right now but I promise it's worth the detour. Great outdoor space and plenty of parking. Support local and especially right now, support this small business hurt by the construction.

Apogee was a great find. There is a lot of room inside and it's super clean. The service was great…read moreand I got my order in fast. I got my coffee to go, and it was sooooo good. I think it was the best coffee I've found in the area. My latte was smooth and full of flavor. I'm excited to get back and try another!!! Great service, great coffee!

Best cold brew I've had in quite some time…read more The barista was cheerful and knowledgeable... I was grateful for the recommendation, because this drink was seriously good! Apogee shares a building with ROKC rock climbing so it's a bit off the beaten path of a typical coffee shop vibe, but with cold brew this good I doubt you'll care.

Located at the intersection of 135th St in a very safe yet easy to miss mini-strip mall, Revocup is…read morea high level coffee experience! First of all, be sure not to blink because the sign isn't very visable and the location is unassuming from the outside, abeit a very clean exterior. Walking in, I love the vibe, trendy but not pretentious, grounded yet modern and a fair amount of people but not overflowing. Yessiree Bob, this is my kind of place. Oh and the baristas are patient, kind and willing to offer advice based on your individual tastes. I've been here several times; however, my eating habits preclude me from indulging in anything outside of berries. Do the apple fritters, donuts, muffins and other items look outstanding, of course they do. In fact, my buddy whom I generally meet there has raved how good the pastries are and after living in Austin and trying home made poptarts, I'm still kicking myself for not trying them. However, the path to maintaining a healthy weight and figure is paved in discipline. I must admit they nailed the ambiance. The cement floors are patterned with what looks like dark wood textured tiles and the walls are a warm burgundy, emitting a certain visual warmth. The hanging art amuses me, sometimes it's movie paintings, sometimes its modern art while other times it's eclectic and I've never figured out their rotation, but I appreciate it. The hanging lamps offer a bit of 2010 mod while the open coffee service area proudly displays all of the tools of an expert craftsman. The counter area has a small display case enticing the sweet tooth and the chalk boards give a simplistic view of their menu, but they also offer daily "experiments" that are fun to sample. The first time I came, I tried the Café Au Lait which was very strong, robust and full of lasting flavor. The 12oz amount seemed to be about perfect for my needs. The next time I dropped by I sampled the Dulce de Leche which was a mistake. Why, you might be wondering? Because I've never ordered anything else since then and I always get the 16oz. It's smooth, a little softer on the coffee flavor while balancing it with the strong caramel notes. I know it's probably got more calories than I want, but hey, that's why I'm not eating! They also have some pretty good selection of home ground coffees from places like Ethiopia, Costa Rica, Brazil and other far, far away locations. Come to think of it I don't recall if they have any Hawaiian beans which are pretty trendy now (Kona is a great coffee!!) Oh I forgot to mention they do have a fast wifi but please for the love of God, don't be that geek in the corner pretending to write the great American novel in the corner. That's so.... 2000s.... Overall, this is my favorite coffee shop in Overland Park and it's not even close. Stop on by for the best coffee experience you'll have in the area!

The coffee here is so good, we came 2x in 1 day! Here for a soccer tournament and got some lattes…read moreearly, then we came back for another set of them. Service was super friendly and super cute place. Being from Boston, I had to get the Mahomes donut!

They have made this place larger so it feels a little too cold. They also used to make these…read morewonderful Portuguese pastries called Pasteis de Nata - little tarts made with a flaky crust filled with a custard and caramelized on top. Wonderful! We picked up what we thought were these special pastries that looked similar but no comparison. Now they are just a cheesecake filling in a cookie dough like crust - disappointing. They must have changed owners.

I went here for the first time a few weeks ago and have come back once a week since... I love that…read moreyou get to walk around and pick your own pastries. They also are some of the best pastries I've ever had! I love the garlic pull apart bread, croquettes, croissants, filled donuts, and literally everything. A lot of it is sweeter than I first expected but makes a perfect blend of savory and sweet. The inside has plenty of tables and space it was a great spot to meet up with my book club. The honey lavender matcha is also delicious and I only had to wait a couple of minutes. I will clearly be back probably next week..

Foundry is still getting it done well! We're so lucky to be within walking/biking distance to…read moreseveral great coffee spots in the Lenexa area, but Foundry is special because of their proximity to the pond/lake at Sar-Ko-Par. My wife highly recommends the peanut butter cup latte and I still say get the coffee cake to go with (and have them warm it for like 15-20 seconds in the microwave). Fabulous service and plenty of space inside and out, and obviously if you have littles and need safe space, then Foundry still offers a great play area with conversational space. Enjoy!

I stopped in to check this place out since I have heard some good things about it. Coffee was good,…read moreit wasn't too busy with people there for the coffee shop. But there are a lot of school age kids hanging out playing card games and racing around the parking lot. This would be a good place to grab a drink and walk around the lake or if you had kids to let them socialize with others while you worked. There is a place just off the main shop area for 5 and under kids room as well.

First time ever having a Honey Latte that tasted like real honey and not artificially flavored…read moresyrup. Today my first visit to Maps, though I have been to a few other businesses in the area. I was pleasant surprised by the size and amount of available seating. There was a short line to order coffee at the bar, but it moved quickly. They have all standard coffee drinks with a few flavor options and a seasonal menu. They also offered various pastries, but nothing savory that I saw. The barista was pleasant and my drinks came out quickly. They mentioned a loyalty program that I will probably sign up for on my next visit.

Not my first time at Maps but so glad to be back. The chai was outstanding and their bakery items…read morelooked great!