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    Heirloom Bakery & Hearth

    Heirloom Bakery & Hearth

    4.2(258 reviews)
    0.4 mi
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    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!

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    Café Corazón  - Breakfast empanada

    Café Corazón

    4.7(209 reviews)
    2.6 miWest Plaza
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    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!

    I love the vibe in this shop! It's so quant. Even though the shop is small their coffee is BOMB!…read more They have the best MATCHA + HORCHATA latte

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    Cafe Trio - Gooey butter cake

    Cafe Trio

    4.0(592 reviews)
    2.0 mi
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    We came here for Valentine's Day with a large party and the service wasn't the best so we planned…read moreon giving them another fair shot and boy was that the best decision.... Cafe Trio is most definitely a hidden gem! The inside was very elegant, quiet, and had great ambiance. The pianist was also a great add on to the experience. The wait staff were nicely dressed and were all super sweet. Ross, our waiter had the bar make us our own wine which was just wine and juice mixed to get to the specific taste we wanted. I note this because not a lot of restaurants will go this far to accommodate but Cafe Trio did and it was just delicious. Let me tell yall about this grilled salmon. Absolutely delicuous! It was grilled thoroughly and still kept its shape. You can tell they put a lot of attention to their dishes because I only mostly came back here for the salmon and it was even better than the first time I had it, in fact even more delicious! The gnocchi ricotta was also delicious. Soft, pillowy, and just melts in your mouth after biting into it. My husband enjoyed his pasta, which they added mushrooms to because he doesn't eat meat. At the end of the night, I had them surprise my husband with a cake and they added a candle to it so that we may commemorate our 2 years. Honestly this place is great and the food speaks for itself. They have a new menu coming out and I'm already making plans on coming back to try it out.

    This review is for Louie's Reserve Restaurant, in the former location of Cafe Trio…read more Last night, we dined at Louie's Reserve on the Plaza during its grand opening. It's an elevated version of Louie's Wine Dive, located in the former Café Trio space. We were dining with another couple, and all four of us had wonderful memories of Café Trio, although none of us had visited in the past few years. VinZant Restaurants purchased Café Trio last fall and has introduced a new concept, menu and chef, while giving the interior a bit of a refresh. For the grand opening, Louie's offered a four-course dinner for $70, with three choices for each course and two dessert options. Even better, half of the proceeds from the evening were donated to Children's Mercy Hospital. That was a terrific way to introduce the restaurant to Kansas City. I also think any new restaurant deserves some grace during its opening days. I understand a number of Café Trio employees stayed on with Louie's, which presumably gave the new operation some familiarity with the space and systems, but a new concept is still a new concept. For dinner, I chose the Tuna Crudo, Shrimp & Lobster Bisque, Pork Chop and Beignets. My wife selected the Brussels Sprouts, Farmer's Salad, Short Rib Agnolotti and Beignets. Our overall reaction was that the meal was good, but not yet great. The Brussels Sprouts and Farmer's Salad were the standouts. The other dishes were fine, but nothing really made us stop and say, "Wow, you have to try this." The pork chop, which our server recommended, was particularly disappointing. It had been char-grilled, but ours was dry and lacked much flavor. The Beignets also fell short for us. Admittedly, Café du Monde in New Orleans sets an awfully high bar, but if you've had beignets there, Louie's version doesn't come close to that experience. One thing that makes the food harder to fully evaluate is that we were ordering from a limited grand-opening menu. I've read that the regular menu will include dishes such as Rigatoni Bolognese and a reimagined version of Louie's classic Shrimp Diablo. Those may give us a much better sense of what the kitchen can do. Service also showed some opening-night growing pains. There was a long wait before a server initially arrived and another long gap before our drinks appeared. Once our food order was placed, however, the pacing improved considerably. I wouldn't judge Louie's too harshly based on its first few days, and I certainly wouldn't write it off. The setting is attractive, the concept has potential, and supporting Children's Mercy with the grand-opening event was a wonderful gesture. For us, though, this particular meal was more average than memorable. We'll give them some time to settle in and plan to return in a month or two to experience the full menu. I'm hoping our second visit gives us more reasons to become fans.

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    Parisi Café - Overland Park - Pumpkin pie pop tart

    Parisi Café - Overland Park

    4.4(121 reviews)
    4.8 mi
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    If I'm in downtown Overland Park on a weekend morning, I'm likely making my way to Parisi for…read morecoffee. After several visits over the years, I've only had their coffee and pastries, not their cafe food. The interior is cute and there's often a queue upon entering to order at the counter, but don't let that intimidate you because it moves fast. I recommend getting some of their water on tap (both still and sparkling water are available) if you have to wait! If you're queer like me, you'll likely be drinking a cold black coffee and they have options! They have a regular cold brew in 3 sizes, a cold brew of the moment / seasonal (ask about it!) and a cold brew shandy for something different. My partner and I got two different cold brews on tap today, the original and the Seasonal Single Origin Honduran one. The single origin Honduran was better, but their original was good too. There's a lot of seating, but it's usually taken up, so I tend to just take my coffee to go. Expect to walk out for around $6ish a cup. They clearly care about providing you a good experience with a strong cup of coffee. Give them a shot if you're in downtown Overland Park!

    There isn't a coffee shop that is as elegant as this Parisi location. Even some of the customers…read moredress up to come here. A father and daughter duo next to me showed up in a dandy double breasted suit and a princess dress. I wish the food was as good as the vibe. The coffee, while decent, was lukewarm and the scone I got was stale and dry, coming close to inedible. This, at a cost of nearly $11 after tax. It's near terrible food definitely doesn't stop people from coming in, again, you are in one of the nicest areas of downtown OP and have limited coffee competition, so I guess food quality isn't your number one concern.

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