always amazing service and a great atmosphere. I love that they change the lattes during different…read moreseasons! haven't had one I didn't absolutely LOVE! my favorite is the lavender & honey though.

Well lit, finally fancy coffee in the Northland! Blueberry muffin was average, yet overall liked…read morehow kind the barista was.

With the nice exterior, we felt we were going to get a nice meal. The service was great but the…read morefood quality is definitely in need of improvement. Salmon was meh and the Charcuterie board was similar to that of lunchables meat. Bummer.

I'm literally writing this review because the tomato beet soup is absolute fire!! I've never done…read morea review just to review soup but there it is. The wanderlust cocktail is also delicious. They have loco moco on the menu for Hawaiians who are home sick and the menu looks fabulous. I just wasn't very hungry. The atmosphere is chill and upscale and staff is super friendly.

The line took forever to get through, because the guy manning the register was quite slow. I…read moreordered a chai latte with oat milk and two shots of espresso, and it was $14 before tip. I tried to redeem a $12 voucher that American Airlines sent me as compensation for a diverted flight, and the cashier was so confused about how to cash it. He cracked jokes but was incredibly slow. The dirty chai itself was awful. It barely tasted like it had espresso in it, and it had a weird aftertaste. The coffee stand is cute, but they don't offer many food options. Wouldn't come back when in this airport again.

Based on the last review posted about 12 hours ago, which lines up with the time I visited, it's…read moreclear I'm not alone in my experience. I encountered the same barista and unfortunately, had a similar interaction. When I asked about a drink, she sighed *audibly* and rolled her eyes, which immediately made me feel unwelcome. Unlike the other reviewer, I decided not to move forward with an order and chose to support another nearby business instead. Customer service really matters, especially in a space like coffee where there are so many great options. Hopefully, this was just an off day, but it was enough for me to take my money elsewhere.

This place is definitely vibing! Very different than all the other coffee shops I love and thats…read morewhat I love the most. I love variety. I walked in and they were blasting 90s music. Felt like I had just walked into an old high school field party but much more refined with coffee instead of kegs. Lol. They had so many coffee flavors to choose from. I ended up going with amaretto because it is impossible to find elsewhere. The coffee was spectacular. Someone noticed that I was trying to catch up with a friend and brought a coloring book out for my 5 y/o. Very much appreciated. All the staff was more than helpful, recommended drinks and were always giving out smiles. So happy my friend introduced me to this place. It is also Veteran owned and they give a Veterans discount.

Stopped here on the way home from KC! It was a wonderful little surprise experience! Voted one of…read moreYelp Elites fave drink spot for a reason! The coffee was good, they had a lot of flavors to choose from and their pumpkin scone was AMAZING! The scone was nice and moist with a GREAT frosting on top! The baristas were all very friendly and the owner (who took our order) was very helpful when we had questions about the menu! The place itself has a lot of comfy seats, a lot of space to set your food and drinks down along with a laptop or note books, and the bathroom was clean which is always a plus! They have a drive through or you can go inside, the service inside was fast and the food and drinks were great! 10/10 experience!

Los Hornos Argentinian restaurant is doing a bit of re-branding spin-off by turning their north…read moredining room into a breakfast / brunch cafe. They have added Messenger Coffee drinks and expanded their pastry and small bite savory items with a seperate menu. It was a bit confusing for my first time visit, which door do I enter? Do I order at the kiosk? Do I wait to be seated? Some signs would surely help. After wandering around in both dining rooms and looking at a menu at the kiosk, I was finally approached and was seated in the cafe. The room has a relaxed feel with cozy chairs and tables, a few plants and books and some comforting classical music playing. I was immediately brought a water glass by my stylishly dressed waiter. I started asking a few questions about the menu, when he asked me to follow him to the other room where I could see the variety of baked goods in the glass warming case. I made my selection and was soon brought my ham and cheese Medialuna (small croissant), a Fat Biscuit (baked rolled dough) and my cappuccino. Pricing is a bit high but the service and atmosphere was above average and the vibe was relaxing after I understood the ordering system, and the menu was unique. A great little coffee / brunch option for the Tiffany Springs / Zona Rosa / MCI area.

From the owner: Enjoy the best coffee in Kansas City, accompanied by 100% Argentine products. Pastries, Sandwiches,…read moreEmpanadas, Healthy breakfasts.

Really enjoyed our visit here. Service was good and everything was solid overall. Would definitely…read morecome back and recommend it to others.

While the food is really good, it can be a bit pricey, which is generally fine if you're not…read moreexpecting to go here every day. (Especially in this economy) While ordering online, be aware that the time it says on the ordering portal/site is not generally accurate. I, on multiple occasions, have ordered something with a specific pick up time selected (I left plenty of time, thirty minutes from when I ordered to when I wanted to pick it up) and the food still was not ready. Ex: ordered at 11:30 am, pick up time of 11:55-12:00, food was ready closer to 12:10 and I received the 'your food is ready text' at 12:45 pm. While this isn't a bad thing if you have time, if you're on a tight lunch schedule I'd look otherwise. This location is also a bit smaller than their Parkville location, so if it's crowded it's very noticeable and can get a little overwhelming. I do prefer the Platte City location to Parkville though, as their Parkville location doesn't do that good of a job when I order online (this may just be me but I have to take it into consideration). Overall, I do recommend it, just be aware that it is pricey, when packed it can get a little overwhelming, and be aware of how long you have to eat.

I ordered a cafe au lait with vanilla flavoring. It was expensive for a small size. It tastes burnt…read moreand watered down. Truly felt like I wasted my money.

Short and sweet- if you order a Cortado, you shouldn't receive a 12oz coffee drink under ANY…read morecircumstances. LOL A cortado is typically 4oz made from half espresso, half milk so whatever this abomination was is an epic fail. Tasted like bad Keurig. Truly disappointed. Do better Parisi!!

Best Empanadas ever, great and friendly service, they were awesome even when I was late and they…read morewere about to close!!! Gracias

Our latest dining adventure took us to Los Hornos, a family-owned restaurant near the airport off…read moreSkyview Drive, and the sign outside says it perfectly: "Argentinian Flavors." The restaurant has been open about four years, but the recipes go back much further. The family's original sister restaurant in Argentina dates back to 1987, and the food absolutely feels rooted in tradition and authenticity. This was actually my first experience trying Argentinian food. From the Milanesas section of the menu, I ordered the Napolitana, topped with tomato sauce, ham, and cheese. I later learned it's supposedly soccer legend Lionel Messi's favorite dish. To me, it reminded me a bit of a deep-fried German schnitzel, in the best possible way. It came with delicious fries that disappeared quickly. My wife absolutely loved the freshly made empanadas. One detail we thought was clever: each empanada is stamped with a number identifying the filling, which makes ordering and sharing much easier. The surprise star of the meal was the Rogel cake for dessert. Thin, flaky layers packed with dulce de leche and topped with toasted meringue/ rich, crunchy, sweet and absolutely unforgettable Another fun surprise was the robot that delivers the food from the kitchen before the server brings it to your table. A small touch, but memorable. The pricing is incredibly reasonable, especially considering how authentic and satisfying the food is. Definitely a hidden gem in Kansas City if you're looking to try something different.

Wow!!!!! First let's talk about the vibes!!!!! Just speaks…read morerelax and enjoy. You walk in and everything is super clean and well organized. They have a small couch and tables for you to enjoy your food and drinks. They also have a private room that you can rent out. Not sure the price on that but it looks spacious enough for a good meeting and you can hear what is being said in that room. The staff was all super friendly and helpful. The food was amazing and the coffee was delicious. The restroom was also very clean and I loved that they had feminine products available for the guest. This place is truly is awesome and I wish they were closer. Will definitely be back the next time I am in town. I just hope that it will be soon

Husband treated me to beignets. Was told by clerk they were out of boxes. Sent home in paper sacks…read more We're cold. He was just blah. No apologies. Just No Will not go back.

Tonight, the manager, a bald male in his 30s-40s, right at 7:00 pm sharp, rudely came to us at our…read moretable and said, 'You need to go. We're closed.' They literally had just closed at 7 pm. Then as we were putting our coats on and cleaning up our table to leave, he turned the lights off on us and left us in the dark, even though there were still employees there behind the counter working. When we said, 'We're putting our coats on, you don't have to turn the lights off on us, that's really uncalled for,' he responded curtly with, 'I already told you to leave,' followed by a cold look. He treated us in about the most unfriendly, unprofessional, harsh way you could treat polite customers who frequent here. There is a right way and a wrong way to go about letting customers know the establishment is closed and they would like you to leave. Especially after we spent $18 on 3 drinks (one was a small toddler drink). This was the very wrong, rude, unprofessional way to go about it. He was very cold and short in the manner he spoke to us and treated us, even in looks he was giving us. It was like he was taking his bad day out on us or something. If you're going to work in customer service, especially at a manager level, this is completely unacceptable, inappropriate, unprofessional behavior and a very rude way to treat loyal customers. We will never come back here because of his behavior, and we'll find another place to meet and have coffee with our friends. There are plenty of coffee shops where managers don't treat their customers this poorly.

I asked for a large iced black and white chocolate americano with heavy whipping cream…read more First they made it hot, tried to serve it to me in a hot cup. then they told me that I asked for half n half and not heavy whipping cream, and didn't put any flavors in it, so I handed it back again. then the last drink they gave me (after already 2 tries) was hot thru the plastic and when I said something, she said "it's probably the espresso". I was a barista for 13 years, I have a lot of experience with coffee and even when making an espresso drink- you do not hand out hot coffee in an iced cup. I just asked for a cup of ice to pour it over, done being here. Tastes like trash, no flavor at all. Even my 11 year old son said "that looks nothing like what you order mom" I coulda bought a glass Starbucks drink in the gas station and poured it over ice and it would taste better then what I just got served. I was recommended to this place and I am highly dissatisfied.