Absolutely adorable bakery . Delicious treats . We really loved that you can watch them bake thru…read morethe windows. They have orders in advance too. Super kind employees and easy parking as well. The samples are super yummy. Heard they are moving locations . This visit was in March

Was visiting my family in Kansas City MO from Massachusetts & TripAdvisor gave us the hours of…read moreoperation... we drove & the building is non existent... I've ordered many products before & was excited to visit this place... left 3 messages & a call was returned stating they are relocating & we not allowing patrons in yet. Oh well. Next time I'll call prior to driving ...

Excellent service and delicious bread! I liked the variety, but overall that bread is packed and…read moreready to go! Clean, organized and fairly priced.

Went here for some bread and pastry. Didn't expect to buy anything but the food looks so good and…read morethey were fresh and tasty. Definitely have to come back during the day because when it's almost closing. There wasn't much selection to get. Staff was nice and store was clean.

Stopped by here to get some pastries for a Sunday afternoon on Mother's Day. The customer space is…read moretiny! I'm a small person but with me and 3 other normal size customers (and the woman behind the counter) were packed in there. It was still a fun experience! They have 2 larger size pastry shelves with multiple Mexican pastries. Lots of bread, sugar, some cream, and some strawberry filling. There's a small refrigerator with a few cakes and cake slices as well. Cake slices are pretty large and they are $5. The pastries are $1.65 ea or $2.65 if stuffed with cream or strawberry jam. We got several varieties and got my Latin mother in law some bread and cookies. We enjoyed tasting our different picks. Bags of rolls were $2. They offer mole as well for purchase. I thought that was unique and if I ever decide to give it a try in cooking, I'd probably get some of this. This place is not fancy at all So if going to more of a hole in the wall as they might call it will bother you, this is not the place for you but you'll be missing out because this is authentic Mexican and just feeling the vibes is worth it! Grabbing some sweets just adds some cream and strawberry jam on top!

Service was wonderful. They set me up with exactly what I wanted and a little extra. So fresh.read more

New ownership here as of last year and it shows - super friendly service and a really wide…read moreselection of treats, with some savory options too! The cookies look amazing and I hope to try one next time I'm in, along with her cinnamon rolls, which are (understatement) generously sized. This cute little shop will be a repeat stop for me for sure!

I came in at the end of the day so hours were limited. I bought a chocolate chip cookie and…read morecinnamon coffee cake, both were yummy. The owner was sooo nice. Will be ge back soon!

wow, wow. wow! excellent food…read moreHad the BLT and it was the best I have ever had. Make sure you buy a couple of the tomatoes and a sug cookie.

My favorite place ever for sugar cookies in the KC metro! They never disappoint ever and they have…read morethe cutest ideas to decorate too. The service is great and everyone is always so kind.

Here at Big Mommas they serving more than just good pastries, specifically cinnamon rolls, Juan…read moreshared with us that if you need it, a good Bible is freely given. In our recent search for a good cinnamon bun or roll, we'd heard about Big Momma's. Don't mind the renovations underway, hopeful completion soon. He shared that they plan to offer a space where you can come to worship. I can tell you his kind demeanor and thoughtful offer to share word of God was good fellowship. We enjoyed our cinnamon roll, Little Momma which was priced reasonably $3. The recipe has been passed within the family. The roll itself is soft and fluffy and the icing is gooey cinnamon sugar goodness. It has a distinct and pleasant vanilla aftertaste to it.

Excellent tasting sandwich's and desserts. The service is amazing and top notch. Love the plants…read moreand the ability to be able to sit down in peace to eat all my tasteful meal

This place rocks! I want to come back every Saturday now. They have prices that can't be beat for…read moreworld class food and solid coffee. The biscuits and gravy and brisket breakfast sandwich were both phenomenal. One of my new favorite hidden gems and a spot I recommend to anyone who will listen!

Absolutely love Fox & Bull Baking. I've been a few times and also stopped by their stand at the…read morefarmers market during the summer. They do specialty donuts on Fridays and Sundays and my most recent trip there was to pick up the chocolate peanut butter donuts! Absolutely delicious. I also ordered a vanilla oat cold brew which I really enjoyed. On a past trip I gobbled up the biscuits and gravy. The people are lovely and the ambiance inside is really cozy and comfortable. It's a great place to catch up with a friend. Don't miss it!

I recently attended a somewhat fancy "Tasting Tea Party" here, which was part delightful and fun,…read moreand part awkward and disappointing. The table setting was lovely, with small vases of roses, and it was a great way to gather with 5 friends for a fun afternoon. They provide tiered towers of small sweet and savory treats, which included a delicious pastry with bits of pear, a slice of tasty cheesecake to top with strawberry jam, salmon with cream cheese rolled in a crepe, and a tasty but crumbly tiny sandwich. Each tower was shared by 2 people with one of everything for each. However, they weren't all "finger food," and some were too messy to pick up, and/or too big to eat in any dainty way in one clean bite! So we had to ask for small plates to put them on, and utensils of some sort...and more napkins, of course! It seemed those kinds of things should' have been provided or anticipated without our having to ask or go get them ourselves. We expected they would serve various teas by pouring a small amount in our individual cups to try, and tell us what kind we were tasting, and then come back in a bit with the next kind to taste as we munched on treats. Instead we got individual teapots, in which we could only choose one flavor to brew, when we all wanted to try them all...it was supposed to be a tasting!! But having 6 pots of unlabeled teas, and not remembering which was what, and everyone wanting to taste all made it unnecessarily complicated. And continually passing 6 different pots of unknown teas back and forth across the table was cumbersome and confusing. We tried to write each type on a napkin and twist them around the teapot handles, but those didn't stick! And if you didn't like one kind, or more, there was nothing to pour the remainder from your cup into in order to try the next. So one of us left the table to ask for a "tea-spittoon" so to speak. A good time was had by all, but it wasn't an event we would want to do again at the European Market and Cafe. It is a fascinating market with a large variety of packaged foods and candies from many countries. It would be very helpful to be multilingual in order to read the labels to know what they are! You can also enjoy a meal in the cafe, and/or carry out some pre-prepared fresh specialty foods, pastries and desserts. But be prepared for a little sticker shock. Then again, I guess that's common everywhere these days!

For being both a market and a cafe, the seating and general ambiance is very nice! The selection of…read morefood was good, I ordered the chocolate filled croissant today and plan on returning to try the Pelmini (which I haven't had the opportunity to eat in years!). I also had a decaf iced latte, which was tasty. Both my mom and I agreed that the food was good and richly flavored. The employee who served us was both nice and knowledgeable, answering any questions we had about food options we weren't familiar with in easy to understand, succinct terms. When I went (mid afternoon on a Tuesday) it was pretty quiet, with one employee in the front and a couple of other patrons seated. There was some pop music in the background on low volume, which I appreciated. Overall the vibe at that time of day on a weekday was very calm. I'm interested in checking out their karaoke, live music, and tea time nights/events in the future. They definitely look like fun ways to spend some time! Ultimately, if you're looking for good, casual European fare, including Eastern European, or even if you're just curious, I absolutely recommend European Market and Cafe.