Excellent tasting sandwich's and desserts. The service is amazing and top notch. Love the plants…read moreand the ability to be able to sit down in peace to eat all my tasteful meal

Here at Big Mommas they serving more than just good pastries, specifically cinnamon rolls, Juan…read moreshared with us that if you need it, a good Bible is freely given. In our recent search for a good cinnamon bun or roll, we'd heard about Big Momma's. Don't mind the renovations underway, hopeful completion soon. He shared that they plan to offer a space where you can come to worship. I can tell you his kind demeanor and thoughtful offer to share word of God was good fellowship. We enjoyed our cinnamon roll, Little Momma which was priced reasonably $3. The recipe has been passed within the family. The roll itself is soft and fluffy and the icing is gooey cinnamon sugar goodness. It has a distinct and pleasant vanilla aftertaste to it.

My Favorite Breakfast Spot -- and Ode to My First Dog, Layla…read more McLain's Market has easily become my favorite breakfast place in KC. It's got that ideal coffee shop & chill vibe -- during the week you'll see adults working quietly on laptops, and on weekends it turns into a mix of families, kids, and regulars who clearly love the place. The staff is always friendly, and the self-serve water station is a nice touch. Coffee: I've tried the lattes twice and the Salted Market Cold Foam Cold Brew (Sway Coffee Roasters cold brew + market syrup cold foam) once. Both are good -- not life-changing, but solid. I actually don't come here for the coffee; I come for the food. Breakfast: Quiche (Veggie or Bacon & Sausage) - Comes with a side of parmesan arugula salad. The veggie version surprised me -- I usually go for meat, but this one wins for balance and flavor. The meat version is good too, just a bit salty. Veggie: 4.5/5 | Meat: 4/5 The Farm Sandwich - Scrambled eggs, sausage, potatoes, veggies, cheddar, poblano spread, and avocado on a croissant. That croissanty, buttery base and poblano spread: Absolute chef's kiss. My mom and I both love this one -- buttery, filling, and comforting in every bite. 5/5 Pepper Jack Burrito - Scrambled eggs, sausage, potatoes, pepper jack cheese, and serrano sauce. Great kick from the sauce! If they toasted the wrap, it'd be a perfect 5/5 instead of 4/5. Chorizo Bowl - Over-easy egg, chorizo, sweet potatoes, quinoa, black beans, avocado, green onion + charred salsa. I'm usually not a quinoa fan (it's the "brown rice of health food"), but somehow they make it amazing. Sweet, savory, hearty -- the kind of dish that makes you forget it's healthy. A perfect brunch bowl. 5/5 -- honestly should be 6/5. Bakery Items: Carrot muffin and cinnamon donut -- both are light, perfectly sweet, and just the right size. 5/5 Layla's Last Breakfast This place also has sentimental meaning for me. On the day I had to say goodbye to my dog, Layla, I bought her breakfast from McLain's -- biscuits and gravy, and The Farm sandwich. That was her last meal before the vet came to our house. I'll never forget that she left feeling full and loved. So yeah, McLain's isn't just a café to me -- it's comfort, consistency, and a piece of my heart.

It was a rainy day and my daughter was sleeping in. I decided to change it up from the hotel…read morebreakfast and head over to this McLain's location. I wasn't the only one with the idea to head to McLain's this morning either. The drive-thru had quite the line-up and there were plenty of folks inside too! This place has great energy. It's colorful and fun with plenty to look at including an amazing bakery case, plenty of packaged food items to go (both sweet and savory), a small retail area, a cool balloon decoration on the wall, and of course the friendly staff and buzzing customers all around. Everything on the menu looks amazing, so it was a challenge to figure out what to order. I ended up going with the market latte with oat milk, the steel cut oats, and a "Plain + Simple," which is "McLain's classic scrambled eggs, bacon, and cheddar, on english muffin toast." My daughter ended up having the P+S and seemed to enjoy it! I also enjoyed my latte and oats. I now know why McLain's is recommended by so many people in the area and how they have 5 locations around town. I would absolutely return!

Best sandwich and bread in the city! Get the Hookem Up on the Onion Roll. You won't be…read moredisappointed. My only complaint is that they close at like 3 PM.

I the Create Your Own lunch combo for $12 with chips & a drink. I got the turkey pastrami on an…read moreonion roll with mayo, banana peppers, onions, pickles, and lettuce. The onion roll made this whole sandwich-- the bread was so soft and flavorful!! Turkey pastrami was delish & I will be back to try other sammies. This place is order for takeout only, nowhere to sit inside to dine. There are chairs to sit in while you wait for your food to be ready though!

By far my favorite KC bakery. Hands down. Never had a single thing here that I didn't absolutely…read morelove. The specialty biscuit sandwiches are always my favorite. And the orange cold brew!

Heirloom is one of my favorite neighborhood bakeries in KC. It's always buzzing and busy, so be…read moreprepared for a short line during busy rushes. Seating might be full, but there's both counter seating in the open concept kitchen or tables on the other side. A lot of people rave about their breakfast burritos or breakfast biscuit sandwiches. My out of town guests love them too when I bring them here. I'm here to rave about their weekend only croissants. You can only get them on Saturday or Sunday because it takes a days to ferment and laminate the dough. The quality of their ingredients shines in even the simplest plain croissant. I'll occasionally venture into the chocolate or almond version. They rival some of the best I've had in NYC, SF or Paris. In KC, the only other rivals can be found at French Market or Sour Rabbit Bakery. I'm glad their croissants are weekend only so I can have them as an occasional treat. I find their other pastries, especially the tarts, biscuits or scones are also lovely. For a baked goods focused spot, I'd say their cold brew is also pretty great quality as well. Usually I'd go to another coffee shop for a fix, but I'm okay grabbing both a croissant and cold brew here. I haven't been for their "after hours" dinner specials, but that's next on my to do list there!

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.

My husband and I decided to try out this breakfast/brunch restaurant that closes at 2. We used…read moreApple Maps to get there but it was tucked in a corner of a strip mall so it took us a minute to see it even with the Apple Maps. They had patio seating which most people chose since it was a nice day. There were several diners inside as well. We chose the indoor seating. We were seated immediately, and our waitress was pleasant. I ordered a make your own breakfast meal. I had eggs, gluten-free blueberry, pancakes, and sausage patties. My husband had the corned beef hash meal. The breakfast came out and a reasonable time. My husband enjoyed his and they pride themselves on having a lot of homemade food. My food was good as well, except the sausage patties were slightly overcooked. The gluten-free pancakes were excellent and I'm so happy that they have them since not a lot of places have that choice. The restaurant is a homey atmosphere and it seemed like they had a lot of regulars. My husband used the restroom and I think that the men's restroom doubles as having some utility items in there like a mop and so forth. But he said there was a cabinet that had Styrofoam cups that were facing forward, which probably should not be in there. That is the only reason I gave it to four. We would definitely come back even though it is a little bit of a drive for us.

A few friends recommended Mildred's so i decided to give it a shot, and i will say, i regret not…read morecoming here earlier. The desserts were fresh and tasted good. However, the breakfast sandwiches were by far my favorite! The texture of the eggs was a mixture of fluffy and almost firm, and the sauces paired well with each sandwich. I would recommend the Standard Sandwich out of the trio (we got the sausage+egg and the chipotle burrito too) as it was the most balanced in my opinion. Service is just what you expect, it was fairly quick despite the morning rush and the staff was incredibly nice. They also have upstairs and outdoor seating so it didn't feel too crammed. Overall, loved it!

10/10 breakfast sandwich and burrito - 2 staples of any good breakfast spot…read more Pair that with a baked good because you deserve it! They don't have as broad a selection (~10 items), but they're super good! The cinnamon roll and chocolate chip banana bread were great. Quick service and ample seating. There's an upstairs and patio seating.

Stopped in for a quick lunch on a Tuesday and this place was great! We ordered the turkey club with…read morefries and the chicken tender sandwich with onion rings and were very impressed. The bread is so so soft and delicious (like would love to rest my head on it as a pillow at night soft) and the portions were huge for a great price. The staff was friendly and ready to help which made us feel welcome. We definitely want to come back and try their breakfast and pastries.

Excellent family business! I drove past this little deli a dozen times and never gave it a chance…read moreuntil a few weeks ago. So glad I did! I like to do dates with my wife as least once a week and I was not disappointed. I had their Ruben sandwich which was delicious. I week later I went back and got their double cheeseburger and it was impressive. Reminded me of the burgers with all of the fixings I used to eat at bbqs at the block party. Wonderful service and the restaurant has that small town ambiance. Highly recommended!

South KC doesn't have a ton of cafes so the borough really leads well in both food, drinks &…read morehospitality. This café is owned by Diane and Roger who make amazing homestyle meals from scratch!! Each week and month they add new menu additions. The options are truly endless. You can go in for wine, coffee or chai, my favorite is that they offer all day breakfast. The space itself is very clean and stylish with their raw brick walls, and garage door optional entrance. They do offer this space for events. I've hosted a girl dinner event here and I've known them to host events like open mics, and game nights as well. I would definitely say this is a pillar of the community!

Today I had a bacon cheeseburger. It was pretty good. The staff are very friendly and very…read moreaccommodating. And if things aren't right, they sure aim to please. With my burger I ordered a side sweet potato fries, which were really good...crispy and tasty. The ambience is really laid-back. And it being a garage at one time, it's cool to have the door open. I don't live around here, but I have visited the borough a few times since it's close to my sister's house where I'm staying while I recover from shoulder surgery from the VA. I think this place has potential. Let's see what else happens in this section of the Paseo.