Great service, nice people. I come here regularly and always a good experience. I highly…read morerecommend it.

By far the worst coffee I've ever had. Honestly, something had to be wrong with it. I ordered an…read moreiced vanilla latte with oat milk, and it tasted unlike any latte I've ever had, in the worst possible way. I couldn't taste either the vanilla or the coffee, and there were some strange white bits floating throughout the drink that made it even more off-putting. To be fair, the service was friendly, the drink was made quickly, and the shop itself seemed like a nice place to sit down and get some work done. The atmosphere was pleasant and I could see why people enjoy spending time there. Unfortunately, none of that could make up for the coffee. The drink was genuinely unpleasant, and since that's the main reason I came, I can't overlook how bad it tasted.

Stopped off at the local coffee shop, busy with customers staying to chat or getting their coffee…read moreto go. The staff were sweet and helpful. Our order came out quickly, I got honey lavender latte and hubby got white chocolate mocha for the road - both were delicious.

I had a client meeting just down the road and figured I would stop in to get some computer work…read moredone while I grabbed a coffee. Cute little place with a lake/boat theme. There were only two other customers in the cafe while I was there, the place is relatively quiet. My latte came out quickly and had a good flavor. They also offer a bigger size than most places. They do have a large selection of pastries and burrito.

I stopped here, I believe, last Thursday, and to my chagrin, it was packed, and then I saw why…read more They had a live stage act. I just hustled over to the counter to order my drink and went to the library. Again, loved the drink and would have loved to have stayed. Sigh...this was a nice place for quiet evening options in the L.S. area, particularly for places that open until 9; however, they began hosting karaoke, open mic nights, and the like. Nice option, if this is your cup of tea, and understandable because they needed the business for the evenings. Kudos to them for getting more business this way. It appeals to the folks around here. Maybe, I'd find it appealing if a coffee shop had an open mic night for poetry and prose, sort of how the Beatniks did it in the late 50s to 60s, but that's just me.

Love the vibe, artwork and comfortable seating in this charming cafe. The coffee was delicious too.read more

We stopped here, in the paradise of Grain Valley, for a couple of lattes on a cold February day and…read morewere happy we did. The lattes were quite good, the space itself an oasis of calm, the service friendly, speedy and professional. We like our lattes, like our daily lives, without ice. Scout Coffee is highly recommend from us!

**I have been to Scout Coffee so many times, I can't believe I have never reviewed it!! Weird**…read more I am a bit of a (self-prescribed) coffee snob. I don't want to drink any other coffee but really, really good craft coffee. If I drink anything else (from a fast food place, or Starbucks, or a Keurig), I will only do so if it's the only option and only if there is heavy whipping cream available. Scout Coffee is my saving grace while I am in Blue Springs. Their coffee is excellent, as good as some big dogs (like Onyx Coffee, Black and White, Intelligentsia, or Counter Culture). Great flavors. Great pour over options. Wonderful seasonal drinks that are not too sweet (although I wish they used better syrup, like Pink House Alchemy). They also serve some bakery items (limited) that are very good! I love their cinnamon sugar posh tart. The atmosphere of the shop is eclectic but comfy. Weird decorations, but it works. In the warmer days, the front porch is a great place to sit and visit with friends, or read a good book. They have good merch options and sell their coffee by both the bag and the bucket. All in all: excellent coffee. Worth the drive if you are 20-30mins nearby in KC. Oh, and the service is excellent! So friendly. So helpful.

Very bright and comfy interior. Nice long "coffee bar" several tables. Big cases displaying lots of…read morepastries. Staff is super friendly and they will be happy to explain their "moon milks" I do not remember which one I had but being a first timer , the staff was happy to explain each variety and the sweetness and I was able to pick out something that suited me and it did not disappoint! The breakfast burrito was excellent and more than I could eat. Ambience: 5 Staff: 5 Food &coffee: 5 Thanks Summer

I love a good coffee spot that isn't Starbucks and this one definitely scratched that itch…read more I ordered the Roasted Chestnut Latte with coconut milk, and wow... absolutely amazing. Smooth and cozy. I also grabbed a chocolate croissant. I really wish they warmed it up, because when I tried to tear a piece off, the croissant nearly launched itself into orbit. It was a bit tougher than expected, and sadly, I couldn't finish it. Inside, though, is beautiful, quiet, and spacious -- the kind of place where you can sip your drink and pretend you're working on something important. lol

I had the monkey in the middle smoothie. It was one of the best smoothies I've ever had. The…read moreservice was great. I was pleased with how quick they completed my order. The ingredients were fresh and sweet. It's always great finding a healthy treat. I'll definitely be returning to try some of their other offerings. It's an added bonus to support locally owned businesses. I love what Kansas City's next generation of business owners are doing.

Half the drink was just big chunks of frozen pineapple. Yuk. And my daughter's blueberry drink…read moretasted like cucumber. For $10 for a small drink, I've got to say, "Stay away."

First time visiting this coffee shop in Lee's Summit. My Valentine's Day drink was delicious, I…read morefeel like there was a good balance of espresso, milk, and flavoring. Food - we ordered a sausage burrito, which was very delicious. They definitely give you a lot of meat, which is nice since that's what you're paying for. No potatoes in the burrito, which is another plus in my opinion. Bagel sandwich with added pesto was perfect. The bagel was soft and fresh which I appreciate. Excited to return here again!

Came in on the 4th of July and grabbed a Salted Carmel Mocha and a slice of red velvet cake. I…read morebelieve the cake was gluten free and I couldn't tell, it was delicious! The coffee had good flavor and was really smooth as well. 10/10 experience.

It's nice to finally have a cozy, comfy, go to coffee shop again!…read more Tucked into the heart of downtown LS, Frost coffee setves delicious breakfast sandwiches, strong coffee, and friendly vibes. I've enjoyed every experience so far, from the food, to the drinks, and even the people watching. I'll be back soon!

This place had several good things going for it. The drip coffee for the longest time was…read moreexquisite. They would brew it with perfect balance, which had a full-bodied flavor, but now? It's been three consecutive times that I've came and the brew has been on the disappointing week side. If I got something else like a chai, it's been a little on the lackluster side too. They used to have some awesome baristas, and I haven't seen this one barista who made sure things ran smoothly. Yesterday, I noticed customer service really lacking. When I arrived at 11:30 AM the three baristas were all up front and had been attentive, but around 1 PM they had all drifted in back and none would pop their head out to see if anyone had come to the counter. I had stood at the counter for five minutes or so, and had thought I had made eye contact with one girl, but apparently she must have not seen me. I even said "hello" out loud, but nothing. A minute or two later a lady came in and was waiting behind me, and after a minute or two she asked if I had been waiting long. I told her the truth, and eventually a barista came out and asked me if I had been waiting long? I explained that I had, and had tried to catch someone's attention. I ordered an iced matcha and the lady behind me ordered some other drink. Guess who's came out first? I waited a few more minutes and noticed the another barista (a guy) had just started making an iced match, which apparently was my drink. Where were the girls? In the back, chatting away and giggling. I guess neither of them knew how to make an iced matcha.