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    Spicin Foods - BBQ sauce

    Spicin Foods

    (60 reviews)

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    Hey yall I have passed by this place multiple times and decided to finally stop to check it out…read more Well if BBQ sauce,hot sauce and jams are your jam you will need to check out Spicin Foods. Upon entering you will check out the museum of BBQ & Hot sauces that they have collected over the years, next proceed to the showroom where you will be greeted with a room full of goodies. I was greeted and asked if there's anything they could help me with very nice and friendly customer service. Very clean area you're able to see through a window making the sauce. They do have a tasting bar that you're able to taste any of their sauces. If you are up for a challenge you need to try "The Source" that is under lock and key.You will have to sign a waiver, before you are able to do the challenge. That would be a big NO for me.They are running a couple special on gift pack. If you're in the area of 111 Southwest Boulevard stop in and see if they have anything you would need for your holiday gatherings Hours : Monday-Friday 10am-4pm Closed Dec 22nd- Jan 2nd

    I visited Spicin KC for the Yelp event, but couldn't leave without shopping. I can't tolerate hot…read morespicy food, it makes my throat burn, but I like to look at it. There's a hot sauce display in a glass case. There's a hot sauce museum and clearance sauces and Gojo yellow sauce in a jar. Though our swag included truffle ketchup, I bought a jar for someone else. I didn't buy the $89.99 hot sauce which says it's the hottest sauce in the world. With an acrylic case, it's $118.00. I think I'm making pulled pork, I'm going here first. They have a large jar of pulled pork sauce that caught my eye.

    Creative Culture

    Creative Culture

    (18 reviews)

    I've been to Creative Culture twice now, and loved it both times!…read more The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and answer questions clearly so there's no confusion about what to do or where to go. They also keep the space clean and organized, which is no easy feat given the nature of the business! The selection of crafts, while a bit pricey, is excellent. I've found that if it's in budget (you can find info on pricing on their website), you can find something fun for just about anyone. And regarding the price points, to me it does make sense given the cost of materials and labor involved. Whenever I go, I always leave room in my budget to add the suggested tip for the employees since they do such a great job and deserve to be paid well for it. Their specialty shakes are also AMAZING! Seriously, the price point they're at makes sense considering all of the extra goodies that are piled on top of the shake itself, and they're delicious! Just be sure to grab a napkin or two if you order one since it can get a bit messy. My one complaint, if I can even call it that, is that when it's especially busy it can be a bit cramped trying to walk around between the tables. That said, it's not bad enough for me to dock them a star since they use and manage their space well, and when I've been there people were generally conscientious of their surroundings which in turn reduced potential problems. All in all, Creative Culture is a bit pricey but very fun and well run! I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a unique place to go for a celebration, special occasion, or even just because. I can't wait to go again someday!

    Came here with my girlfriend for a date, and it was a ton of fun! The employees were so nice and…read morehelpful to explain how everything worked, and were very attentive. When you first come in, you can look around and decide which craft you want to do, and then check out at the desk to pay and order your shakes. Then you seat yourself and can get started on your craft. we were there for like 3 hours, and no one tried to rush us. There was a 2-3 week wait for our clay painting pieces to get finished to pick up, but that's reasonable. Highly recommend this as a cute date or activity spot! It does get a little busy, and you may be sitting right next to people you don't know. But it didn't feel too cramped or crowded still, and it's perfect for chatting if you're up for it! And to add since this is something I often look up as well. LGBT friendly, we felt safe and comfortable.

    Oddly Correct - Sausage biscuit with pimento cheese

    Oddly Correct

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    Every cafe has a personality, it's quirk.. the name says it all. At the time of my visit undergoing…read moresome renovations but still open for business with some very clear foot traffic direction. I like their style, even better the motto.. I can't state anything better than what's on their website! Unique way to serve coffee and contribute to reducing waste (to-go cups with a sustainable glass jar program). So my drink was in a mason jar ($1.75) , with lid & a coozie which I believe I can return for refund, refill or swap. My hot Bourbon Vanilla Latte (Macadamia Milk) was a warm jar of goodness! Outside of taking in the art on the walls, the poetic excerpts, there's clothing merch which looks to be made onsite, this place is such a vibe! house Coffee, breakfast foods with a slap of good ole character!

    My husband and I visited this coffee shop and when we first walked in, it was completely packed and…read moreonly had small high top counters available, so we turned around to leave and then found out that our starter went out in our car! I ended up going back inside and found a table by that time while he was calling triple AAA. We had about an hour and 20 minutes left before they closed and my husband came in and told one of the barista about our car situation. We were worried that it wouldn't be picked up on time because there is a large metal gate that they lock off the parking lot, they also have accordion gates to lock in the front of the coffee shop. Thankfully, the tow truck came in time! But when I first was in the coffee shop and I stood in line, I was standing behind four people that were in their later 60s. I didn't realize that I was at the end of the line because they were the only people in line and they had no signage stating where to begin your order. So then when I figured it out because two other women walked to the correct side I got behind them and they graciously let me go in front of them. I was watching the interaction between the male barista with the older people, and I felt like he was short with them and frustrated because they had questions about their menu. Their menu is limited and even with myself going to many many coffee shops. It was somewhat of a challenge to find out actually what they had. I was looking at the tea selection and their coffee and they have a limited syrups and have no syrups for their teas. I believe that was probably the hold up with the older people trying to navigate what they have. When I got up to the counter, it was a different barista. It was a young woman, and the service was fine with her. They gave me a little stand with a number and another barista who did not have a good attitude brought out my latte and my husband's canned latte that is made from their business. I asked the barista if they had any Stevia and she said no they only had a simple sugar syrup. So she brought out a small restaurant style syrup carafe with a simple syrup and a tiny spoon. I asked if they had any to go cups because we were waiting for AAA and the original barista had said they only have to go jars with a lid and you had to leave $1.75 deposit. So I told her just to give me the latte in a regular cup because I didn't want to have to deal with getting a refund for that. That is one thing that I don't care for when it comes to coffee shops is not having a to go cup. There are many recyclable cups that can be purchased or degradable cups if their concern is the environment. My husband did not care for his canned latte. It was a bourbon vanilla flavor and it was I think $6.75 or $6.25 for a smaller can. I did like their latte, but for some reason, I kept getting lightheaded after adding their simple sugar syrup, which I thought was very odd. I do not have diabetes or any blood sugar problems. The coffee shop is pretty much an L shape with a variety of seating from tables and chairs to counter high tops and a couch. They also have some picnic tables outside that are under a covered patio. They have a variety of art on their walls and they also have bagged coffee for sale, but I found it to be exceedingly high priced. While the coffee was good for my latte, I would not go back because of the limited seating and the lack of barista friendliness. Even with people who I could tell were definitely regulars, when the regulars would give them a parting goodbye, they barely acknowledged them. I definitely prefer Anchor Island down the street.

    Zero Zero Handmade Pasta - Chitarra aglio e olio

    Zero Zero Handmade Pasta

    (106 reviews)

    I've enjoyed Zero Zero's pasta at home several times, and was eager to actually get to the…read morerestaurant. Wow, did it not disappoint... The Arancini was excellent to start. For my entree, I chose the Chitarra Alla Gricia, and the server recommended pairing it with the Syrah. Again, excellent. I also enjoyed sharing a bowl of the Vodka Radiatori. I left full, happy, and with Tiramisu to go. If you find yourself with an opportunity to go to Zero Zero, don't hesitate to book that reservation. The food, the service, the patio; all great.

    We had an amazing first visit to Zero Zero! It took me months to get a reservation, but it was…read moredefinitely worth the wait. The staff was so kind and courteous and the food was phenomenal! We had the focaccia and burrata to start, then the spicy vodka radiatori and a special pasta with a cream sauce since we don't eat pork. We finished with the Amaro date cake which was absolutely stellar! We can't wait to be back. Two things that could be improved: the space is quite tight and we were almost touching elbows with the table next to us. I hope to see this wonderful establishment expand someday! There were also quite a few pork based entrées and pastas on the menu, but we were very grateful the staff was able to substitute another pasta for us so we weren't left with only one pasta option to choose from. It sounds like the menu is seasonal and changes throughout the year, so hopefully there will be more options next time. Overall, we had a wonderful time and hope to snag another reservation soon!

    InkCycle - wholesalers - Updated September 2026

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