Small space, but fast paced little bakery. There is a bigger room in the back if you're coming and…read moreeating. Very nice staff with amazing smells and amazing desserts. I stopped in for sweets but we saw some lunches served and they looked like a good portion size. There's a cute garden out front that we passed by as we walked in.

Started working in Springfield and have stopped in several different places to grab something quick…read morefor lunch. I picked out a chicken salad sandwich and a salad. I'll admit I'm a little picky and really like just traditional chicken salad. This chicken salad was pretty fancy. I didn't hate it but I didn't love it, had a pickle flavor. It was just okay for me. The smore cheesecake was really good and so was the Bavarian hot chocolate. Too pricey for me to return for a quick lunch. The chicken salad/salad, slice of cheesecake and a small hot chocolate was $26.

After a good dinner a friend suggested that we check out a new coffeehouse with non-alcoholic…read moredrinks. Did I hear him say non-alcoholic drinks?!?! Ooookay. As we entered the first thing you see is the whimsical decor that lends itself to just chilling out. Art for sale on the walls and a singer that was rocking out and a crowd was vibing. We were greeted rapidly and met by a really nice lady that took our orders. I ordered the Blood Bag is their riff on a red sangria in a prop blood bag. My friends ordered Honest Abe (Maple Whiskey Old Fashioned), Queen B (Honey Pear Bees Knees), Taste of Summer (gin and tonic), a NA beer and earl grey tea. They have a few baked goods and other items to snack on. On the second round we all tried each other's drink and they were all delicious. I have to say I'm impressed I didn't miss the alcohol at all.

The most beautiful bar in Springfield is a non-alcoholic bar??? With mocktails, you never know what…read moreyou're going to get, but the Wakery has mastered delicious, balanced mocktails that don't feel like you're drinking a cup of juice. Truly a treat for anyone experimenting with a sober lifestyle or even if you just want a pretty drink without the ugly hangover. I also love that they have a full-service coffee bar! It's so nice having somewhere that's open late that isn't an actual bar, so every one of every age can have a safe space to hang out after 8pm (when everything else closes). PS - they have an espresso martini (that can even be made decaf!) that will ruin other espresso martinis for you!

A friend is visiting and knew this was the perfect place for our lunch before she left town. Really…read moreenjoyed our meal and she bought a cookie for the ride on the train. We even got to taste a fabulous piece of chocolate from the counter. Yummy

I am from out of town from this restaurant/ desert bar. However, if I lived close by this would be…read moremy go to late night snack location. There are endless amounts of chocolate items to purchase here. From what I noticed from other customers their food also looked great. I ended up with a chocolate chip cheesecake. Incredible and not too rich in flavor. I also added a blueberry cider that was a treat.

This was one of the worst examples of customer service I've ever seen…read more My friend and I decided to try to place out and she ordered one of their rolled gelatos, and it looked like a completely different product. They refused to provide a refund or replace the order with something else. The only English speaking lady claimed there was no manager in the building, and later claimed she was the manager. She claimed that if she gave my friend a refund, she would get fired, and resulted in police needing to be contacted. I order a taiyaki and it was burnt and overcooked. Had to wait +30 mins. Italian soda was also 90% ice. DO NOT COME HERE. Ambiance was meh.

We got: Potato Corn Dog - Half Mozz Half Beef…read moreRegular Corn Dog - Half Mozz Half Beef Oreo Cheesecake Boba Green Apple Italian Soda Sweet Potato Fries Overall: Food was good Drinks and portion size should be improved For the amount of stuff we got and the portion size presented, felt a little more on the pricey end. Wish all food was presented at the same time, and that we got our drinks first. It was crazy how our drinks were the last to come out. The brown boba in the Oreo cheesecake tasted weird. And the texture was more in a gross jelly way than what I'm used to. Cheesecake Oreos flavor was a bit lacking in my opinion DRINKS ARE SUPER OVER PRICED FOR THE AMOUNT UR GETTING Workers were nice - no complaints Seating should be improved. Should have cushioning and better table and chair space. The bleacher set up and the crazy small stools and tables is not very comfortable, especially comfortable to look at.

We stopped while traveling through. Service was great and a cute little location on the square. It…read morewas so good and will definitely be back

It is fair to say that Top Hat is a "hidden gem"...if you find it on the first try,…read morecongratulations! You may have been an explorer in a previous life. When it comes to value, Top Hat Creamery may be the best bang for your buck in the Midwest when it come to ice cream. Additionally you will find a bevy of delicious flavors and flavor combinations available to suit any taste on their rotating menu. Bring your sweet tooth and leave a nice tip for the young people behind the counter showing the scoop-love.

A chocolate lovers dream store. Walked in and a sweet employee approached me with samples. The…read morestore is so well lit, Isles and rows of candy. In the back is there clearance section. They have HUGE valentines heart boxes of candy. Get one for your sweetheart, it doesn't need to be Valentine's Day to share the love. (That was just a helpful tip) They have homemade taffy apples made fresh daily, ice cream, homemade fudge and a cute area to sit and enjoy it all. Wonderful employees, might I add. If you like chocolate, you need to make a trip to this store.

Great location, just off the highway easy to get to. In and out, got Ice cream and chocolate and…read morecontinued on my way back to Kansas City

Lovely little cafe! The ding rooms are so inviting and uniquely decorated. The food is great,…read moresoups, sandwiches and salads. I had the tomato basil soup and a half chicken salad sandwich with the cherry pie for dessert. The soup was so flavorful, just loved it! The chicken salad was great, too. Grilled chicken with lots of nuts and something a little sweet. It had a very light coating of mayo. The homemade cherry pie was fantastic, it had a cinnamon, clovey topping. Very distinct. Service was top notch, everyone was friendly and helpful. We have to remember this place. It's easy on/off from hwy 55.

Food was not good. My 90 year old grandma got sick on the ride home, she hadn't eaten anything but…read moretheir food, so it has to be the cause. My family came out for mother's day, 7 of us. The owner came over to our table twice and complained that we didn't make a reservation. Yet they chose to serve us and complain to their paying customers about it? He said we should have looked online and seen that we needed a reservation. Just rude, if they couldn't serve us they could have said that and we would've gone elsewhere. It was a busy day for them, not discrediting that. Cool, old vibe in the building, but bad ownership.

Service was great, and the guy at the counter was polite and very nice. The rating is low because…read morethe cupcakes just did not taste good. We ordered a red velvet and a vanilla cupcake. The vanilla cupcake had grainy frosting where the sugar had not been properly creamed into the butter or fat and it was too sweet. It actually made me cough from how the sugar hit the back of my throat. The cake was very light, but nothing tasted like vanilla. It tasted like sugar and air. There was also entirely too much frosting for the density and size of the cupcake, and I say that as a person who usually loves frosting. The vanilla cupcake was both soft /falling apart and slightly overcooked at the same time. The red velvet was more balanced in flavor. However, it had the same sugary buttercream as the vanilla instead of the traditional cream cheese that one would expect with a red velvet cake and that frosting made it just too sugary to eat. The texture of the red velvet cupcake was better than the vanilla, though a bit too dry. I'm not sure what the people who gave this high reviews eight or what their exposure to food is, but this definitely did not do it for us.

Cupcakes were not ready at the time they were agreed upon, heck...they weren't even made. Had to go…read moreto lunch & shopping & come back a couple hours later. Cupcakes were ok. Jody, the owner is not good at customer service. Was scooping ice cream right at the front & did not even acknowledge us when we walked in to pick up the cupcakes. Had an ugly snarl on his face. I will NEVER go back to this establishment!!! I will have Walmart cupcakes at my next birthday before I come back here!!!

Kathryn has built a great bakery. Her facilities are spotless. She has a small reading nook to…read moreenjoy your danish and coffee. My favorite to date is the pecan roll but the red velvet cupcakes are yummy too. Check their Facebook page as the offerings change daily. Need a cake for a special occasion? Kathryn's cakes are delicious and expertly decorated.

What a great find. Love their baked goods, especially their scones. Great little side room with the…read moretwo wing chairs and tables. Spent two hours just sitting, reading, and enjoying the food. Good prices, lots to choose from. Very friendly employees. Loved being able to see them prepare the food items.

The food service and ambiance are the best. It reminds u of those good old times. Good coffee .read more

I ordered the chai, half expecting something thin and overly sweet. What arrived instead was a…read morewarm, fragrant testament to restraint--balanced spices, just enough milk, and a whisper of quiet joy. I sat back with K.W. in one of the window-side chairs, letting the mug steam gently into the late-morning light, and took in the interior. It's the kind of place that rewards attention: reclaimed wood, soft colors, seating that invites rather than insists. This was not an Instagram café--it was a Christian coffee shop. And I mean that as praise. I don't just mean it had a verse on the wall or worship music humming faintly behind the grinder. I mean the place carried a spirit of care. You could feel it in the details, the warmth of the baristas, and--most of all--in the baby shower happening quietly in the side room. From what I could tell, it was all women--close family friends of the expectant mother--gathered in soft tones, with gifts, cake, and affection flowing. There were balloons. Laughter. Maybe a tear or two, but the joyful kind. I thought about the holiness of childhood, the ridiculous courage of parenting, and the spiritual stubbornness it takes to keep loving in public. There are many ways to do Christianity poorly. But when it holds space for reflection, for the protection of the vulnerable--children, the poor, the disabled--it becomes something rare and tender. Guest House feels like one of those places where such values are quietly lived out, without announcement or ego. I'll be back. For the chai. For the ambience. But mostly to support a place that, in its own gentle way, remembers what a gift life is.