The store has been around for about 30 years, its always been the Little Store and cafe and deli…read morethough owners have changed. They have self branded stuff like hoodie sweatshirts, coffee beans. Stopped here for lunch on the way from airport to hotel after reading some very positive reviews and I was not disappointed. Its a cute little store with very attentive staff and some special recipes. I got myself the Vegan burrito and the Matcha tea. The burrito had a soy churro, tofu, sweet potato, spinach and mustard sauce . It was very filling , and tasted so good that I was stuffing my myself even when my stomach was asking me to stop .... and then the cold Matcha tea- the tea was good but I needed it more sweetened . But, it made a good combination with my warm burrito. I was soo full, I skipped even supper.... I had to listen to my stomach sometime ! The curios on the wall are cute and tgey are for sale. Handmade by local artists, they make great souvenirs if only they had the one little word Kansas on them . One thing I found difficult, finding a cab at 3 pm. It took 20 min for the cab to arrive. Am not sure if it was the timing or the location. Best to go there in your own vehicle. Would love to come again if I am in the city.

I'm hopeful Yelp will fix this page to make sure the business is accurately represented, but I came…read morehere to sing my praises for THE LITTLE STORE ON KNOX (the right business name ) After a breakup with my former favorite coffee haunt due to a complete customer culture shift thanks to the involvement of a private equity firm, I was on the hunt to support a truly local business with a desire to make an excellent cup of coffee for their community. I'm happy to report that The Little Store on Knox is THAT GIRL. Cozy atmosphere, tucked into the cutest neighborhood in the Northland, house made syrups, friendly service, patio seating, and excellent specialty drinks. Please go give them some love if you're looking for a way to support local business owners in KC. And I'd encourage you to do your research on those who used to be considered locally owned, that reality has changed pretty drastically in KC in recent years.

Two Sugars is one of my favorite coffee shops in all of Kansas City. The interior and decor are…read morebright, roomy and welcoming and the drink menu is updated frequently with new fun flavors and seasonal offerings and their bagel sandwiches are to die for!!! But the best part are the baristas, they're so friendly and warm and welcoming and it feels like being among friends. Special shout out to my regular baristas Destiny and Alexa, you two are amazing and make every visit a great one!

Beautiful vibes and calming space for quiet chat or getting things done. Would come again for vibes…read moreand light eats. I had had hash brown egg bites, it had good flavor but texture was a bit mushy on the inside. The cinnamon roll was light and mild. The initial flakiness melds into a more compact and soft texture in your mouth. The raspberry matcha had nice grassy notes and lightly sweetened. Service was great.

Small little shop that sits back off the main flow of Liberty. I ordered a Bacon Egg & Cheese…read moreCrepe, I now wish that more coffee shops had crepes as an option for food. It had a great flavor and good filling. The coffee was smooth and had a good roast to it.

I've been to Over Flow a few times when in Liberty, but didn't get the big picture until they…read morehosted a stop on The Caffeine Crawl today. The owners and house manager described their revolving partnerships with local and international charities and we sampled a Guatemalan pour-over after an educational demonstration. The Shatto mocha latte was fabulous as was the Banana Nutella crepe with freshly whipped cream. A definite first stop for future visits to Liberty when I need a beverage. I'm eager to see them open a second location in Gladstone soon.

How have I not yet reviewed Crow's Coffee? It feels criminal to have been Yelping so long and have…read moreoverlooked this wonderful local spot! At any rate, where to start? I remember back in 2011 when I worked at the Nelson we were absolutely starved for a great local coffee house to open up nearby. We had Latte Land on the plaza but parking over there was always nuts and to just pop in and grab a coffee we'd often end up over at KCAI. When Crow's opened while I was away in graduate school I remember my former colleagues gushing about it - saying it had finally happened and a good shop had opened. They weren't wrong. Here we are, probably 10 years (ish) since they first opened their doors and they are still serving the need for fantastic local coffee in this part of KC. On my most recent visit I popped in for a coffee to take with me to a meet at UMKC and I was reminded at how great this spot is. While there are many more great coffee options nearby these days you can't fail to remember Crows and I look forward to my next visit!

Rating: 5/5 Stars Crows Coffee is a fantastic spot in Kansas…read moreCity. I stopped in on a Sunday afternoon and the place was packed but I still found it to be a great environment. Even with the crowd it was not noisy at all and I was able to settle in and get plenty of work done. I ordered an iced oat milk latte with an extra shot of espresso and it was delicious. The coffee flavor really came through and was perfectly prepared. The staff was also very friendly and helpful which made the experience even better. I will definitely be back.

I stopped by Hi Hat Coffee and had a great experience! It's a cute, small coffee shop with…read moreexcellent customer service. The staff was helpful, friendly, and welcoming from the moment I walked in. One thing I really appreciated is that both their 12 oz and 16 oz drinks come with two shots of espresso, which is a nice bonus. They also have some really unique flavor combinations. I ordered the hot Blackberry Buckle Latte and added white chocolate mocha. I'd never had a blackberry coffee before, and it was surprisingly delicious. It wasn't overly sweet or syrupy. Instead, it had a more balanced, almost savory flavor. You could actually taste the blackberry without it overpowering the coffee, making for a really unique and enjoyable drink. The only downside is that the inside is pretty small. If they're busy, it can feel crowded with customers waiting and ordering since there's not much room to move around. However, they do have outdoor seating with four tables (three shaded by umbrellas) and about six additional individual chairs, making it a nice option to enjoy your coffee outside. Overall, if you're looking for creative coffee flavors, quality espresso, and friendly service, Hi Hat Coffee is definitely worth checking out. I'll definitely be back to try more of their unique drinks!

Cutest little coffee shop! Went here and had the sweet tree latte. Tasted perfect- not too sweet…read more Baristas were perfect too- very sweet! Hi hat is very close to Westwood park, so we were able to grab a quick coffee then go for a little walk. Will come back again!

Excellent cappuccino and PB pie! Nice service very friendly. Great coffee selection to take home…read more Informal and comfy environment. Our family was visiting from NYC and had a great time.

Broadway Café is a great coffee shop because of its convenient location and consistently good…read morecoffee. It's a great place to work or get things done, as long as you bring headphones, since it can get a little loud to me and very busy at times. I especially love the outdoor seating during the summer; it's such a vibe. Bonus points for their great tea selection too. Overall, a solid café with good drinks and a welcoming atmosphere.

Stopped in for my reading hour the other day. Nice little spot with a quaint seating room with lots…read moreof options. The iced chai was solid. The chocolate chip cookie was delicious. My only criticism is that pleasantries go a long way in customer service.

I visited Take Care about a year ago and didn't have the best experience, so I wanted to give them…read moreanother opportunity before reviewing. Today I stopped in before heading west to watch the World Cup Netherlands "Oranje Walk" down Grand St (WOW). They had a good crowd, and I even heard one of the baristas stating that it was a wild Thursday morning - good for them! My questionable experience a year ago was replaced by a solid visit today. A professional and friendly team delivered a great cortado that gave me the energy to walk those grueling 3 blocks of solid orange and a perfect biscuit with pear chai jam gave put such a smile on my face that even the Church of Scientology "missionaries" a block away, didn't bring me down. I love the 'Rustic Americana" charm that both floors offer and am quite eager to return to see if my 4-star review can achieve a five.

It's been a few years since I had stopped here for coffee but with all the back and forth trips to…read moreIowa this fall, I was able to stop in a couple times. This place is very busy on Sunday mornings but the line goes quick and you don't have to wait long for your coffee and food to be ready because they have several friendly faces working behind the counter. I just got lattes to go each time. I tried out seasonal flavors and both were good. If you like plants and are looking for a nice community space, check this spot out.

Busy on Saturday mornings! Wow. The staff did a wonderful job of staying positive and doing their…read morebest to keep up with the rush. I ordered the pumpkin spiced latte. Highly recommend. It was deliciously spiced. Also a cortado, which wasn't bad and a chorizo burrito. Over all very happy with my visit. Would come back.