One of the few coffee places open later into the day. I love that they serve a variety of drinks…read morefrom teas to cocktails. It seems small at first, but walk around and you'll find some nice spots. Or be like me and just ask someone to share a table. Lol awkward but kinda a fun way to add variety to the day. Will be coming back for sure!

I love attending the ride in on Tuesdays here. There's no pricing for the menu listed, however so…read moreit makes it a little difficult to know how much you're spending. And it can be a little shocking when you order a breakfast burrito and a smoothie and it's $21. Although every single thing that I've eaten or drank here has been outstanding. The quality of the food, the cool, relaxed, vibe, and the staff make it a worthwhile trip.

I'm starting to look at coffee shops a little differently these days. Obviously quality of food and…read moreofferings are important but the type of space is critical. As I venture further into consulting and meet with more people, I'm less interested in simply asking, "Is this a good coffee shop?" and more interested in, "Who is this place good for?" I came to Prairie specifically looking for somewhere to collaborate. Good tables, enough room to spread out papers, sit across from someone, compare laptops and actually have a conversation without feeling like you're taking over the entire coffee shop. Urban Prairie absolutely fits that bill. What I wasn't expecting was how much more there was to it. There's a game store attached, which was such a cool surprise, plus another room with larger tables that would be even better for brainstorming or working with a small group. Then right in the middle you still get that classic cozy coffee shop atmosphere people actually want. Some people need a quiet corner and headphones. Some need a place to catch up with a friend. Some of us show up with two laptops, papers everywhere and ideas to work through. Urban Prairie gives you options for all three. I'm going to keep trying different coffee shops around KC with that mindset because sometimes the best review isn't whether a place is "good." It's whether it's the right place for what you need that day.

Delicious breakfast burritos and a great London fog! I wish I would've read the summer menu though…read morebecause I probably would've liked their blueberry latte. The burritos came with cholula and fire roasted salsa which tasted great. Baristas were nice and quick with drinks. It was a hopping morning here! Art on the walls was so fun and they had several seating options- we went for the couch and it was great! Will be coming back!

Kansas City has been a fun place to visit once in awhile especially to see a concert. We happened…read moreto be staying near by this cafe and wanted to check it out. We loved the little set up with a great amount of seating, a clean bathroom, and outlets for people who want to study or get some work done. We were a little hungry and got the empanadas and both tried the Yerba mate. We've never had the traditional yerba mate and were excited we could try it here. Once our order was ready one of the employees was happy to explain to us how to properly drink the yerba mate. She was patient, kind, and professional the whole time. There's definitely a trick to drinking it without getting the tea leaves through the straw. As we enjoyed our snack and drink we could tell the caffeine kicks in a little later. So, if you're up to trying traditional yerba mate, be aware that you'll get a gradual burst of energy a little later. I personally loved the decor and the atmosphere here. They had little knick knacks you could purchase, a small refrigerator with items to take with you as well. I got a couple of key chains for my sister and myself and my boyfriend and I have already noted that we want to come back here the next time we're in Kansas City!

This is one of my favorite places ever! Highly recommend. Staff is super friendly, environment is…read moregreat, and the coffee is awesome!!

I've been here only once and I'm now just set on going again and making this a regular stop for me…read more Everyone is very friendly, the setup is insanely cute, and the coffee is some of the best I've had in the Mission area. As someone who used to regularly go stop at Barnes and Noble, for a Starbucks coffee and a place to read or work before the nearby place or two shut down, the bookstore and coffee shop combo is always a welcome one in my eyes. I can't say enough that hasn't already been said, but still, worth a visit if you want to go to a spot like this.

A very cool spot for stories and sips. The iced chai was pretty good. Cool part is they have a nice…read morecollection of books. Small place, but they have more seating than you'd expect. Very nice staff.

Where have I been and why hadn't I tried Mud Pie Bakery? And why did I just learn what a kolache…read moreis? Mud Pie is 100% vegan but I think everyone would agree it's delicious. I tried the Cheddar Chorizo Biscuit and Jalapeño Cream Cheese Kolache... and honestly I don't think I've tasted anything like that in a decade... (which is when I went plant-based). Absolutely will be back!

I ended up stopping in here two days in a row. Now, I haven't actually tried any of their pastries,…read morebut I absolutely adore their drinks. Maybe I'm not the creative type, but in this world of iced coffee and tea.... I truly never thought to try an iced London Fog. It is delicious. I've also had their iced Matcha Agave. So very good. They aren't cheap, that's for sure, and given how much the ingredients must cost.... I have to say I think they're overpriced. Delicious, but overpriced. It means that instead of getting one every day- and I absolutely could drink at least one a day- I'll get one once a week, and start making my own at home. The one complaint I have about their drinks is this: coffee seeps into EVERYTHING, even the glass bottles they use. I could smell coffee whenever I took a sip of my Matcha today, and it was an unpleasant thing, rather off putting. They ought to adopt the practice of using some jars for coffee and some for ONLY non coffee beverages, to avoid that. The shop itself is pretty cool- not a TON of seating, but huge bookshelves filled with books that customers can just take and return. Everyone I've run into has been friendly, and I've noticed the times that I've been there that even with no customers in the shop, they seem to keep themselves busy rather than looking at their phones. So.... Altogether pretty great so far with the exception of the residual coffee small and high prices.

My niece and I popped in to grab a couple quick coffees before my nephews basketball game across…read morethe street. Cute little atmosphere. Courteous staff. Quick and yummy coffee!

I've been here a few times and don't get the draw. It could be a great spot but…read more.. The drip coffee isn't even good. The place is cold and drafty. The two girls working the counter . Customer service didn't exist. Was there at 8 am on Sat morning, they ran out of drip coffee and didn't tell me until I came back to check on it after I paid. How does a coffee shop forget to make more or make more when you see you're getting low? Lastly, $10 for two black coffees before the pressured tip. Won't be back.

My favorite place in Westport. The frites and cocktails are fantastic. The ambiance is superior to…read moremost places in the KC area in my opinion. Sitting at the bar is my favorite. Great place for a date!

This is just a so so spot. Truly. I'm a little shocked by the stars…read more I came in for the pancakes. I could barely eat one. They are beautiful but not what I was expecting and they were dry. Now, the croissant sandwich was good. Order that if you come here. Service: left much to be desired. Was not pleased.

Honestly my lunch at Le Champion was just about perfect…read more To start off I had high hopes. The photos looked amazing, and this place has solid reviews so I was walking in with a certain expectation. What was remarkable is how it was even better than I thought it would be. Let's start with the ambiance. The actual cafe is very small but charming. If it's cold or rainy outside you might need to skip Le Champion unless it's not busy as I think only a few folks can really fit inside. The inside is well designed though, and feels charming without being overwhelming. What stole the show for me though was the patio. As someone who studied abroad in France it felt so French to me in the best way. To me, it feels like taking a Parisian cafe and mixing it with a hip KC bar - it doesn't feel necessarily exactly like one or the other, but it compliments both and feels uniquely it's own in the best way possible. On the day I visited it was absolutely gorgeous outside and I had one of the best breakfast burritos of my life, mostly due to their chimichurri sauce. I also pretty much add a star for any place that keeps espresso tonic on the menu. Overall I love Le Champion and can't wait to return.

LOVE: The ambiance, decor, staff & especially the beautiful outdoor space! The wifi was solid and I…read morewas able to work on my laptop with no issues (as long as the battery is high- no outlets to charge outside) Could use improvement: My bacon latte did not taste like bacon, but it did cost $8... However, they did give me a discount for bringing my own cup! I'd come back to try other menu items, cowork and enjoy a coffee with friends outside.

The best hidden gem in KC!!! The cutest coffee shop tucked away in Westwood!…read more Prices are so reasonable and coffees are delish!!

I stopped by Hi Hat Coffee and had a great experience! It's a cute, small coffee shop with…read moreexcellent customer service. The staff was helpful, friendly, and welcoming from the moment I walked in. One thing I really appreciated is that both their 12 oz and 16 oz drinks come with two shots of espresso, which is a nice bonus. They also have some really unique flavor combinations. I ordered the hot Blackberry Buckle Latte and added white chocolate mocha. I'd never had a blackberry coffee before, and it was surprisingly delicious. It wasn't overly sweet or syrupy. Instead, it had a more balanced, almost savory flavor. You could actually taste the blackberry without it overpowering the coffee, making for a really unique and enjoyable drink. The only downside is that the inside is pretty small. If they're busy, it can feel crowded with customers waiting and ordering since there's not much room to move around. However, they do have outdoor seating with four tables (three shaded by umbrellas) and about six additional individual chairs, making it a nice option to enjoy your coffee outside. Overall, if you're looking for creative coffee flavors, quality espresso, and friendly service, Hi Hat Coffee is definitely worth checking out. I'll definitely be back to try more of their unique drinks!

Beautiful vibes and calming space for quiet chat or getting things done. Would come again for vibes…read moreand light eats. I had had hash brown egg bites, it had good flavor but texture was a bit mushy on the inside. The cinnamon roll was light and mild. The initial flakiness melds into a more compact and soft texture in your mouth. The raspberry matcha had nice grassy notes and lightly sweetened. Service was great.

Delicious lattes. Make sure to check out their seasonal menu…read more Sweet barista when I popped in a Tuesday morning.