my guest and i are beyond disappointed at our experience here. pacing/timing of dinner was awful…read more it took 2 hours to get just the first 2 courses. service was terrible. our server wasn't attentive to us while i feel that he checked on the other guests more. i will say the girls refilling the water and setting the silverware were very great though. food was subpar. not worth the $88. we left hungry and got something else after. the food was bland or too salty, plating was inconsistent, and overall difficult to eat. not sure if i caught them on an off day but i will not be returning.

What a gem you have there in Wichita, KS! We were passing through town and what a fantastic joint…read morewe had found at the elderslie farm restaurant. Everything was exceptional. Started off with a wonderful fresh herbaceous salad with crisp asparagus and a lively house made vinegar dressing. Although the menu described it as a soup, we were still very happy with what this course and we enjoyed it immensely. The homemade bread was beautifully crafted and had subtle Indian spiced tones. It was warm and fresh. The second course was 3 perfectly cooked scallops on a bed of heavenly mushrooms and oats with a light mushroom sauce. 10/10! I could eat that everyday and it would not become tiresome! For the entree, I had the short ribs, which were melt in your mouth delicious. Meanwhile husband enjoyed the beautifully prepared pork belly. Deserts were not a let down at all. Notably the Carmel sauce and rich chocolate torte was perfectly balanced. We did enjoy the wine pairings, although did wonder why the establishment would choose to serve a heavy red with the scallop course. However it did seem to work in some degree. Points of refinement: I wish the server was more educated on the wines we were served. For example she could only tell us it's a great Cabernet. And when probed for more information, she was not prepared to explain more. Additionally a more detailed explanation about the courses, the ingredients, and the preparation would have been so appreciated. And wrapping up leftovers as a service should be customary. Small points of refinement would elevate the dining experience. The restaurant is warm and welcoming with an abundance of natural light. The decor is beautiful and inviting. The farmhouse factor definitely screams fresh. I hope the chef continues on their journey as this was an unexpected experience not soon to be forgotten. It really was a 5 star meal and i look forward to returning here should I ever return to Wichita.

Vagabond in Wichita is a great little dive bar with a relaxed, no frills vibe. Drink prices are…read morehard to beat and the $2 mystery beer cans are surprisingly good quality, which makes it fun every time you order one. The crowd is chill and the board games give you something to do besides just sitting around, so it is easy to hang out for a while whether you come with friends or show up solo. Not fancy, just a solid casual spot to unwind and have a good time.

Even though I have only been in Wichita for 30 hours Vagabond Café is already my favorite bar. An…read moreoutside sitting area, inside old school bar - and the prices cannot be beat. I'll be back...maybe in another four hours. Check it out!

Amazing drinks and nice ambiance. Drinks delivered to your table, no waiting for your name to be…read moreshouted.

Yummy chocolates and great coffee! Clean, and efficient service! We live out of state but have…read morefamily in Wichita. We can count on this company for gifts!

This is one of my favorite stops when I pass through town. The baked goods are exceptional. The…read morecoffee is good. It's always a fun atmosphere, though.

If this is it isn't your go to place in Wichita, what are you even doing? Looks small from the…read moreoutside but once you step inside it's quite roomy and the incredible smell of coffee will bless your nose as soon as you get out of your car. I went for ice cream and was helped by a beautiful,young,confident Latina girl who made my day! Not to mention the ice cream was phenomenal!Absolutely will be back.

Five stars from me for this fantastic coffee shop that was my office this morning. Starting at…read moreearly - 6:30! - I found a comfy seat, set up my laptop, and plugged away at emails (and attended some Zoom meetings quietly) without being disturbed. During that time, I enjoyed an absolutely perfect cortado with the barista even asking if I wanted the customary sparkling water to go with it. I mean, is that just fabulous? Later, a cup of regular drip to keep my caffeine addiction at bay. But all that time, just doing my thing in a comfy seat in a beautiful and comfortable coffee shop. I loved my time here! [Review 724 of 2026 - 75 in Kansas - 25905 overall]

This coffee shop is so cute!! I got the strawberry matcha which was a special that weekend and it…read morewas the perfect blend of sweet strawberry puree and matcha. Their pastries and toasts are sooo good too! Just the perfect little coffee shop

OMG what a wonderful find in downtown Wichita, the horchata latte can you say YUM!…read more I was made to feel welcome the moment I walked in and the staff cares enough about their customers

Needed a quiet spot to decompress after a rough morning, and the calm atmosphere here instantly…read morelowered my heart rate. Sipped a simple black drip coffee while watching the morning fog roll down the street.

This place is a 6 star location because it combines the best of both worlds - coffee and a bakery!!…read more When I'm traveling (I'm from Key Largo) I first look for a coffee roaster as they are ALWAYS the best places for an epic latte. My second rule is if it's an ice cream shop or a bakery or a breakfast / lunch spot.... the score goes down because the coffee is usually and afterthought. Well this place broke all of the rules.... BOTH THE BAKERY IS EPIC AND THE COFFEE IS EVEN BETTER! The only thing I didn't like is there is just so much pride stuff. I get it - I'm from the FL keys which used to be one of the main places for LGBT communities (back in the day it was only LGBT). Key West / San Fran and Province Town - those were the only true open communities. But now it's nationwide and it's actually world wide for the most part. From my viewpoints LGB is 100% just part of society and we don't have much flag waiving in the keys because nobody cares - we are all just one big family. It didn't take away from the expense it was just a little too forward.

Good news and bad news. Good news is I found my new favorite coffee shop. Bad news is that it is…read morelocated in Wichita, KS! It's not a knock on the city, it's just that it's a 9 hour drive from Houston! I found this gem on a recent road trip through the Midwest. I was making a drive from Dallas and used ChatGPT to find me the best coffee between Dallas and Abilene, KS. Reverie Coffee Roasters popped up and Yelp reviews looked favorable so I plugged it into the GPS. I don't know the area, but it seemed to be located in their downtown area right off the interstate. I found street parking right out front and unsure if they have a dedicated lot. This place was alot bigger than I expected. Walking in is like a storefront with coffee and merch for sale, as well as where you order. Then they have a huge dining area with lots of seating as well as a patio out back. It looks like a perfect place to catch up with your peeps, read a good book or study. It was busy so the staff was straight business but in a polite and helpful way. They started off as a wholesale coffee roaster. They source their coffee from all around the world. On my visit, I saw coffees from Columbia, Guatemala, Mexico, Ethiopia, and Nicaragua. They also offer every type of brewing method like pour over, drip, chemex, cold brew, French press, etc. The fact that they do all that different sourcing and preparation methods shows me they care about putting out a superior product. My original plan was to grab a cup of joe and keep it moving to my destination, but after walking in and seeing they had nice looking pastries, I decided to get my order and enjoy it there. I love all things s'mores and saw they have a s'mores latte. I had to get it. Another weakness of mine is cinnamon rolls. I saw it on display and had to have it. They heat it up before serving it. I was able to find a cozy corner of the restaurant. My order got called shortly after. The latte was amazing. I could taste the little nuances of a s'more. They even topped the drink with a marshmallow drizzle. I savored that drink. Now let me sing the praise of that cinnamon roll. Hands down the best cinnamon roll I've had. This was a brioche cinnamon roll. They heated it up just right and the icing was just gooey enough without running off the roll. It was soft and oh so delectable. The sweet icing didn't mask the delicious buttery brioche either. Bite of that, then sip of the coffee was a match made in heaven. I had no intention of finishing this generous portion, but I simply could not let it go to waste either. Needless to say, I was on the struggle bus driving on to my next destination. If somehow I could replicate this place and put one in Houston, I would be the happiest man. I will most definitely come back through next time I drive through Wichita!

I live in an Asian shaved ice desert. Perhaps that's why I'm already super enthusiastic when I…read moretravel and find some. Simply the gratitude of it being present in middle America sets me up to have a good experience. Someone complained in a review about the "false advertisement" of having shaved ice as most Americans know it. It's hilarious to be that they assumed it to be what they know as shaved ice. If they had tried the Asian shaved ice, I guarantee they'd enjoy it and wouldn't have complained. If you know about other culture's shaved ice, you're open to try new things and let yourself be surprised. I digress. The shaved ice found here is the Korean version, Bingsu. It's very similar to other styles, but this one is mostly milk based. The menu is pretty extensive, including smoothies, yogurt, juice, coffee, boba tea, and of course shaved ice cream. We came for the shaved ice cream, so we tried the strawberry & mango first. It mixed the two, which surprised me since I had assumed it would be half and half separated. The combination worked beautifully. There was whipped cream, strawberry and mango syrup on top and we asked for mango popping boba. It was so delicious! The best way I can describe it is a feathery texture that melts in your mouth. We also tried the coconut one which came with condensed milk and coconut shavings. We also added strawberry popping boba. Highly recommend either/bob. Since the consistency is light and fluffy, even though the portions are generous, you don't feel stuffed afterwards. The place is spacious and has tall ceiling, making it very open. There's seating available on both floors. I enjoyed the Korean music playing and the tv translating the lyrics. The volume was just right (as opposed to some reviews out there complaining it was too loud). I probably wouldn't try to make calls inside though. The guy at the counter was super nice. He kept smiling really big the whole time he talked to us. Made me smile too. He also told us about the Korean cheesecake they have for sale. It looked delicious and fluffy so I got the coffee one. It was more of a sponge cake than cheesecake but it was delicious. Highly recommend.

I love Korean style shaved ice and this place popped up when we were looking for one to go to after…read moredinner. It was super cute in there, I love the vibe and how there is an upstairs and downstairs. We ordered the strawberry mango and green tea shaved ice. They weren't the best I've had but they also weren't bad. I wish they included some toppings. It definitely isn't super authentic when it comes to the tradition Korean shaved ice. And the flavor is good but not the best. Everyone there was nice as well.