A jewel!!! We are here for the Unbound Gravel race. I cheered my husband off at the starting line…read moreand popped in for breakfast. First, this is such a cool spot. Crafty gift shop, art gallery, coffee shop... all in one. It is decorated beautifully as well. So warm and welcoming - both the store and the people. We were greeted with smiles and happy folks. Even with the line all the way out the door due to the race influx, they were efficient and wonderful. Food and my spiced chai were delicious. If I lived here, this would absolutely be my go to study/work spot. Oh and...teacher and student discounts!

I was in Emporia for a work week during Unbound. I love stopping by to start my day in this comfy…read morelittle cafe. Super friendly staff, quick service and smiles all around, even with the crazy onslaught of people!

Excellent service on a busy Saturday. Lots of sweet local…read moreand biking community soliciting. Yummy!!

Stopped on my way out to Lawrence, had just a latte, no flavor. Coffee has its own unique flavor…read more(what I look for with a "plain" latte) Picked up a breakfast sandwich, made fresh on an English muffin, it was great! Salty bacon, gooey cheese and crisp bread. I couldn't pass up a muffin.... grabbed an apple, though they all looked amazing. Wasn't hot but they scooped it out of the pan for me. I would stop again

I was fortunate to experience Repetition Coffee at a recent Caffeine Crawl in Lawrence, where…read morefounder Amy Pope gave a riveting presentation of her business. It was the highlight of the day and probably the best of all the Caffeine Crawls that I have attended over the past 3 years. What puts Repetition into the top tier of coffee roasters in the area is their hands-on fair trade sourcing and their Righteous sense of community. Ms. Pope uses her skills from a former life as diplomat, her education in International trade and her passion for travel to scour the globe building relationships and partnering with coffee bean producers to find quality product and uplifting those on the farming end. The tale of her "Best of Colombia - #6" product is truly inspiring. The warehouse space that Repetition works out of is also sub-leased to other creative makers making the space a hotbed of artistic talent spawning pop-up events and small business incubation. You can find their products online, at the Lawrence Farmers Market and other retail outlets. I enjoy mine at Waterbird Coffee shop in downtown KCMO. A Righteous endeavor indeed!!

As a coffee snob I can highly recommend Mokaska CC. They roast their own beans, and have friendly…read moreand great staff that knows how to make a great coffee. In addition, -pet friendly -nice atmosphere -nice customers -great Kombucha on tap.

If I could give 0 stars I would. The coffee tasted burnt…read moreand wasnt good. I i don't know how you mess up a vanilla latte and a caramel latte but this place did.

The banana smoothie here is perfect, and their Americano is a two-for-two winner. New favorite spot!read more

I came in today and ordered a smoothie. Ainsley took my order and made my drink. While I did not…read morethink that we had a negative interaction, my drink was not fully mixed together and was not filled all the way. There was not much hospitality and she did not make me feel very welcomed unlike the other worker who greeted me and told me to have a nice day with a genuine smile.

Wonderful expresso drinks and the best smoothies! Plus the workers are very efficient and…read morefriendly. .

The Koffee Korner was a wonderful discovery on the Lawrence Caffeine Crawl yesterday. Located in…read morethe Lawrence Hospital lobby in a small corner, they are pumping out some expertly crafted and unique beverages. I sampled an Apple Pie Lotus - an iced apple spiced taste with Lotus extract added for a natural energy boost. The other standout was their Peanut Butter Mocha Frappe - pure frozen decadence. The mother and daughter owners and the 2 baristas were very engaging and oozing with customer service skills. A coffee shop experience that is worth the extra time to visit, even if you are not visiting the hospital.

I ate breakfast at Michael Paul Restaurant this weekend. On the positive side, the service was…read morevery good. The staff was friendly and attentive. Also positive, they serve The Roasterie coffe. I think they are the only place in town that does. My daughter ordered and pancake. It was very good. I ordered biscuits and gravy. It was NOT good. The biscuits were dense and the gravy was undercooked (tasted heavily of flour) and had very little sausage. I also had a Chai latte. It was very bad. It had very little flavor and tasted watered down. If I go here again it will be only for the coffee...and maybe a pancake.

Weston Coffee Roastery has a nice origin story and is owned by locals. I love the location and the…read moreall brick building and interior walls. For a coffee shop that offers single origin beans and freshly roasts their beans I was hoping for more. I ordered a simple honey cappuccino. They offer it in 12oz, 14oz and 20z. A cappuccino should only be served as a 6oz. When I asked to just have a 12oz with a lot less milk they could not comprehend. I changed my order to an iced 12oz honey latte. Also their 12oz is only served with one shot which is absurd so I had to add a shot. Lastly, the espresso was very bitter and tasted burnt, this is the barista technique. Overall, coffee was not good on the day I visited due to my espresso being burnt. Staff was nice.

Pretty darn perfect. They have all the standard coffee options (including Matcha!) and some…read morebreakfast food! Weston definitely needs a walk-in place like this where you can grab an easy drink and bite and get back to your shopping. The little pre-made burrito and egg sandwiches were lovely and exactly what we needed! You could tell there was a lot of local love in there and it was totally cute and festive. Highly recommend you start your Weston visit here!