The Ministry of Toast hereby recognizes PT's Coffee Roasting Co. as Regional Bean Elder. Carl,…read moreStanley Scoops, and Broom inspected the Elder Beans and found them worthy. Honors to Bertha, Blackie, and the Red Metal Rooster. Without love, it's just coffee -- with PT's, it appears to be a functioning bean civilization.

Great coffee and varied selection. Stories about growers always interesting, while providing…read moreinformation about coffee farms. Quick delivery a plus.

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!

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.

The previous weekend I went to "Garden House Coffee" which is the same address as this coffee shop…read more I had this coffee shop on my list to try out and we went there today and it was closed even though the time on Yelp was listed as 1 am (I was thinking maybe they had cocktails??). When we pulled up I saw that it is the same place as Garden House and I believe this may be the section below inside the Garden House coffee shop. I had went to that section on my previous visit and it has nice seating and quiet and relaxing and had food and dessert options (non that were gluten free-I asked). The woman was nice that I spoke to and the latte I had was good but I bought it upstairs where the coffee was served.

The service was fast and the barista was kind. This space is beautiful, the brown sugar latte was…read morereally really good, all served in beautiful amber glass. Big fan.

Lovely place, seems to be a family joint. I ordered a berry blast smoothie and a mango pineapple…read moresmoothie, and both were tasty and given to me quickly. Excited to see what sandwiches they have in the future, and maybe grab a coffee next time. Glad there's a shop now so close to the library!

Rating: 4.5/5 Stars Blip Roasters is probably the most…read moreunique coffee spot I've been to in KC. It is located in an industrial part of town so do not be surprised if you feel a little lost finding it. Once you get there, there is plenty of parking and a very cool biker atmosphere that sets it apart from typical cafes. They roast their coffee in house which is cool. I ordered an iced oat milk latte that was nice and enjoyable but it was a pretty standard brew. If you enjoy the aesthetic the coffee is good and there is plenty of space to hang out with friends. It gets a little noisy so bring headphones if you are coming to get work done.

Well for starters, it's in the neatest industrial area called West Bottoms. I'm not from KC so when…read moreI visit I try to experience different areas when possible. Parking - plentiful. Seating - much capacity. Coffee - delightful. I didn't have enough to really give a full review. But their chai latte extra espresso?? Yum.

Stopped by the Roasterie Cafe on our last trip to Kansas City. When you arrive there is plenty of…read moreparking in the parking lot across the street. The area is a bit run down but don't let that deter you from stopping in. Outside there is an old 1943 dc-3 on top of the building as a tribute coffee, aviation, and the company's roots. The plane is named after the founder's mother "Betty". It's also a nod to how the company "air roasts" their coffee. When you walk in the vibe feels industrial, aviation-themed, and cozy. I ordered a caramel latte and asked for it to be served in a ceramic. The coffee was excellent as always and this is my go to coffee shop in Kansas City. If you are in the area I highly recommend stopping in for a cup of coffee. Also, there are certain days where you can tour the factory if you are interested in that as well.

As we finish our day,we made one last stop for coffee. The Roasterie offers a wide selection of…read moredrip coffee, specialty coffees, pastries while enjoying the atmosphere of a coffee shop that is spacious for hanging out and having conversation. The staff at service was great. The Roasterie Factory Cafe is located 1204 W. 27th St., Kansas City, MO and after you have coffee, see if they have any available factory tours and learn how it all got started. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 7 AM to 5 PM Saturday and Sunday 8 AM to 4 PM

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