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.

I go to Hamilton for quilting supplies. Quite possibly one of the most popular places in the United…read moreStates for quilters. The Hamilton Baking Company used to be better. I bought a Danish roll with a frappe. The Danish roll filling was on the dry side. It didn't taste fresh. The frappe was a frappe. There's better places to eat in Cameron (and a great quilt shop). While I'll certainly go back to Hamilton, I'd skip this bakery.

I really liked this small bakery in Hamilton MO. It is next door to one of the MSQC's store. The…read morecoffee is good with a tasty selection of baked goods. Not a lot of room inside, but tables are available outside, too. I enjoyed reading the little notes pinned to their bulletin board. People come from the UK, Australia, Mexico, Canada and every state to visit. Husband and I left our note too.

Absolutely great place to enjoy your favorite variety of beer. Server, Dusty was a delight to visit…read morewith. I loved the ambiance generated by original artwork used on their merchandise.

Who knew that Hamilton, Missouri in the middle of nowhere could have the coolest taproom ever…read more.. Dusty and her crew are wonderful. The beer is great....The prices are beyond reasonable if you find yourself stuck in Quilt City don't worry there's great beer to be had. They don't have food but the bowling alley has a legit chef that delivers....again a super pleasant surprise - reasonable and delicious

Cute little shop with a great variety of baked goods. I ordered an iced coffee, cookie, and…read morecinnamon roll. All were 10/10! Service was fast and friendly.

Seriously bad cup of coffee. Ordered just a straight latte with some oak milk, not good at all. Was…read moreactually sweet so I'm not sure what happened here, maybe they don't know what's in a latte. Disappointed as it seems to be the only place in town. Nice shop but they need to go back to coffee school.

While on the road, I needed a quiet location to work for a couple of hours and take a meeting. A…read morequick search led me to Kingdom Coffee, and it is truly a hidden gem in Cameron! The shop is spacious, has plenty of room to spread out and visit, relax, or work, and the menu is diverse. I tried a seasonal latte, but they also have a variety of non-coffee items and food! While the drinks and vibes were great, the incredible service was a real highlight. The barista was incredibly kind and even helped me move some furniture around to find an outlet for my laptop. Definitely make the stop when you're in the area. It's worth the short detour from the highway!

A blessing. Kind and courteous baristas, not just sometimes, all the time! Food is not only good…read morefor the body but also for the soul. A place to commune, study or just enjoy a peaceful moment. Check out the Kingdom in St. Joseph and Chillicothe, too!

the service of especially one woman with a long ponytail blondish was so rude and very ungod like,…read moreit would be nice if I was treated with respect when spending my money some place, never coming back and letting everyone I know not to come here.

We been in KC several times and each time was great! Our…read moreout of town guests really enjoyed the ambience and the staff is friendly and accommodating. The coffee and chai tea lattes are always made to order and the food choices are quite extensive and delicious. We definitely recommend you check it out and enjoy.

6 of us decided to take a ride here. I got a sandwich n soup. The Chili was well it was Awesome…read morewhat Chili should be. The ham n Swiss was a very ample serving of ham and cheese. I grabbed an apple bread loaf for gone. It too was as expected. Very very good. I see this as a regular trip stop when we take our weekday rides. Thanks for the great lunch

This place is tucked into the edge of Maysville, MO. It is run by the nicest Mennonite community I…read morehave encountered. Although it is quite a trip to get here , it could be made into a great Saturday road trip for the KC people! Shatto Milk is 15 minutes away and offers fresh milk , butter and ice cream. Also, this place is on the way to Jamesport, MO. Jamesport is a great destination for green houses, fresh baked goods, and small town antique shops. Pro tip: there is a house about 5 mins. away that offers fresh cow's milk( unprocessed, and raw). We have been going to this sandwich store for over ten years, and I'm just getting around to writing about the awesomeness that is Old Cookstove. The sandwiches are fully customizable and features their homemade breads. They offer meat and cheese at a low price, but the quality is unbelievable. There is also fresh eggs, pantry goods and candy. The baked goods are offered daily. Fried pies: gooseberry( personal favorite, pucker power), cherry cream, black raspberry cream, apple..... the list goes on and on. Oatmeal raisin cookies : they contain secrets in those cookies, pure magic. The list goes on and on. Need a latte? Yep , they make them.

You cant find a better,nicer,more friendly bunch of folks here at Al's Donuts shop…read more I'm so far away (Tx.) that I cant get to them as much as I would like. My Sister (Debbie) called the other day from IL. and had forgotten Al's name as she had a friend going to Cameron and ordered some donuts to be brought back to her. Sure wish I had someone coming this way.(Arlington Tx.) As soon as we can get our selves well enough we are heading that way. I've known Al for 50 years and he's the best. Although I have relatives there I will go to Cameron first to see Al Broce, Jimmy Frazer, and Mike Moore. Love you guys.. Ed

Oh my their apple fritters! The best I've ever had! Addicted!!! They will not disappoint, drive the…read moredistance for the best I say!!!!

Great food! Very reasonable prices! Friendly staff and it's just an adorable country café! Highly…read morerecommend this place!

Our BLTs were fresh and tasty, But the onion anglers were amazing. Friendly and helpful service in…read morea clean and welcoming environment. Quick stop on our road trip.

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.

This was the first stop on our wine tour this past weekend. Willow Springs Mercantile specializes…read morein local Missouri wines, beer, and liquor. They have quite the selection to choose from in their shop! The dining area is downstairs. Brunch and a wine tasting were included in the tour. For brunch we had a frittata and a side salad, as well as a caramel brownie for dessert. We also tried three local Missouri wines. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. All in all, this is a cute local business to visit if you're in the area.