Great place with a great atmosphere supporting our local community. The owners are friendly and…read morewelcoming and the kids that work there are kind and quick to take your order.

Wonderful service & delicious coffees. It's a great place to hang out with friends. I've heard the…read moreteen group that meets there on Wednesday nights is fun too.

We started off at the coffee shop downstairs--my husband got an iced mocha and I had the blended…read moreJava chip coffee. The iced mocha was really good, a solid 7/10. The Java chip, though, was a letdown. It was advertised as a blended coffee, but it had zero coffee flavor. I ended up ordering a shot of espresso to add to it, which helped a bit. Without the shot, I'd give it a 3/10--with the shot, maybe a 5/10. After that, we headed upstairs to the brewery. The friends we were with were impressed by the huge selection of beers, ciders, and wines on tap. I ordered the margherita flatbread and oh my god--so freaking good. 10/10, no question. I'd order it again in a heartbeat. Everyone else was happy with their food too, and our server was super friendly and really attentive. Overall, great vibes, great service, and that flatbread was the star of the show!

Very cute coffee shop. I had a delicious ham and havarti sandwhich. Not a ton of seating, two large…read moretables in the back with small cafe style tables in front. There is a high chair available but I didn't see a lot of kid friendly food options. My 1yr old shared my sandwich and he seemed to like it. Service was friendly and fast. We'll be back when we drive thru.

Cute little place to grab some coffee. It can be confusing to get in, but if you turn down the…read morealley right in front of their store, there is another entrance around the back. If not, you can go in the front door and head straight to the back of the building. Had a great vanilla bean latte and I can assume the two owners are very sweet. Support your local businesses!

It wasn't very professional at all, my husband asked for a regular coffee with cream and she told…read morehim she'll make him an espresso shot and add hot water because she makes 50 cents more. Then she had to move a bunch of dinner plates that were laying all over the counter just so she could make the coffee. She also used Folgers coffee to make the espresso coffee lol. Not impressed at all.

Cowboys Coffee is very good. I ordered the biscuits and gravy, and it was super delicious -- the…read moreportion was big enough for two people and only $6.49. The lady working there also offered us the breakfast buffet for $11.00, and it looked very delicious, but we just wanted something light with our coffee. The coffee itself was really good, with great flavor, and only $1.49. Definitely a great value and worth stopping by.

Great little breakfast place…read more Breakfast buffet was worth the money. Eggs made to order with the buffet. Plenty of order up options.

The best breakfast spot with the nicest staff in Central Kansas. Their cinnamon rolls are the best…read morecinnamon rolls I have ever had. Try the homestyle syrup. You won't go back to maple syrup afterward.

Some of the best breakfast and cinnamon rolls I have ever had. My husband and I randomly traveled…read morean hour to Durham to try their breakfast. We barely made it in time, but we are glad we did. The cinnamon rolls are the best we have ever had. They are also different variations of cinnamon rolls such as pumpkin rolls that are tasty too. We also ordered biscuits and gravy, and pancakes. My husband was reluctant to try the homestyle syrup, but you cannot go back to maple syrup after having their homestyle. The biscuits were fluffy and buttery, and the gravy was rich and had plenty of breakfast sausage to give it some bite. We have made the trip to Durham three more times since our first visit. If anybody is in the Wichita or Topeka area, and isn't afraid of a little road trip, go to the Main Street Cafe in Durham, KS!

Well worth the stop! We were traveling from KS to CO & took a little detour to get good quality…read morecoffee at AWESOME prices with super great baristas. Love the vibe in this place. We even filled our thermos for later and I'm so glad we did!

Cute little coffee shop with a great vibe. Make sure you check out the courtyard out back - so…read morepeaceful!

Awesome food, secret menu with invite only meals. Luv the concept and how the dinner lays out. Wine…read morepairings are awesome

We were just visiting the area looking for my husband's family's graves. With help from a local…read morethat told us how to find them, we were successful. The atmosphere in the Dinner Bell was so cozy. Had a small town feel as the men arrived in their overalls & boots from working in the field. The food was absolutely delicious just like you imagine it tasting down home. We would go back in a heartbeat beat if we lived closer.

Place was clean and had plenty of seating. Service was good and attentive…read more We both ordered the special of the day, which happened to be fried chicken with mashed potatoes/gravy, cake, corn or beans, and strawberries or fruit or jello. Everything was extremely good! Highly recommend this cafe off the beaten path!

Found this as we looked for a dog friendly place to sit outside, They let us sit in the little…read morealcove in front since it was too hot to be outside. Good food, fun curiosities, apparently very popular with locals since it filled up shortly after we arrived. We were on the road for a few days so I needed something a bit more healthy and got the vegetable sandwich, my husband got the gyro wrap. He was a bit disappointed because he didn't read what was in it and expected the beef/lamb meat but it was chicken as listed. Still very good.

We stopped here for lunch during a recent roadtrip. This cute little cafe also sells local made…read morecrafts. The food was fresh and delicious and the staff was friendly and inviting.

A historic house dating back to the pioneer era back when Kansas was a new state to the United…read moreStates. Although the museum portion was eye-pleasing and had artifacts relating to Kansas in the 19th century, the food was just alright and portions were small. The elk pot roast was underseasoned, but the rest of the meal was good. However, the person running the restaurant was knowledgeable about the history of Council Grove and the building itself which made up for less than ideal food.

Absolutely loved my stop here. The history is incredible. I had the soup with native bread hit the…read morespot on that rainy day