So I don't even need to get out of my car and I can still get coffee or a coffee beverage, an…read moreenergy drink, or even a soda? Go on... Yup, it's a walk-up/drive-thru/give the friendly person in line your order and fork over your money, and ZAM! your drink awaits. But can I add my own stuff? I like to do things my own way. Mmm, not really, but if you share your preferences or details with the friendly servers, then I bet you'll end up satisfied with your order. What about prices? Have you seen the cost of things nowadays? Yeah, the pricing is on par with other options, but your selection of literally a zillion flavor possibilities gets kind of unique. The product is often better, too. And I don't see Seattle rolling out energy beverages too often, so there's that. It's a really good option for anyone who has pressing time needs, but still wants something on the go. I'm a sucker for my toasted marshmallow iced latte, and that's not always the easiest thing to find. But 7 Brew gots it! And lots more.

I had never been to this place before, only dutch bros, which has a similar drive thru style for…read morecoffee. Upon entering, i was greeting with a friendly girl who explained their specialty drinks and recommended the blondie since I enjoy vanilla coffee. She was super sweet and looked happy to be there, as did all of the staff. I also enjoyed having my window rolled down while going thru the line because they had some nice soothing music playing in the background. The wait time was less than 5 minutes with a bunch of cars!! I can see why this is a popular place due to the friendly staff, quick times, and tasty drinks. I enjoyed the taste of the blondie because it wasn't too sweet (it was the perfect light brown color IYKYK). Definitely will be back to try other drinks!!

Located at the intersection of 135th St in a very safe yet easy to miss mini-strip mall, Revocup is…read morea high level coffee experience! First of all, be sure not to blink because the sign isn't very visable and the location is unassuming from the outside, abeit a very clean exterior. Walking in, I love the vibe, trendy but not pretentious, grounded yet modern and a fair amount of people but not overflowing. Yessiree Bob, this is my kind of place. Oh and the baristas are patient, kind and willing to offer advice based on your individual tastes. I've been here several times; however, my eating habits preclude me from indulging in anything outside of berries. Do the apple fritters, donuts, muffins and other items look outstanding, of course they do. In fact, my buddy whom I generally meet there has raved how good the pastries are and after living in Austin and trying home made poptarts, I'm still kicking myself for not trying them. However, the path to maintaining a healthy weight and figure is paved in discipline. I must admit they nailed the ambiance. The cement floors are patterned with what looks like dark wood textured tiles and the walls are a warm burgundy, emitting a certain visual warmth. The hanging art amuses me, sometimes it's movie paintings, sometimes its modern art while other times it's eclectic and I've never figured out their rotation, but I appreciate it. The hanging lamps offer a bit of 2010 mod while the open coffee service area proudly displays all of the tools of an expert craftsman. The counter area has a small display case enticing the sweet tooth and the chalk boards give a simplistic view of their menu, but they also offer daily "experiments" that are fun to sample. The first time I came, I tried the Café Au Lait which was very strong, robust and full of lasting flavor. The 12oz amount seemed to be about perfect for my needs. The next time I dropped by I sampled the Dulce de Leche which was a mistake. Why, you might be wondering? Because I've never ordered anything else since then and I always get the 16oz. It's smooth, a little softer on the coffee flavor while balancing it with the strong caramel notes. I know it's probably got more calories than I want, but hey, that's why I'm not eating! They also have some pretty good selection of home ground coffees from places like Ethiopia, Costa Rica, Brazil and other far, far away locations. Come to think of it I don't recall if they have any Hawaiian beans which are pretty trendy now (Kona is a great coffee!!) Oh I forgot to mention they do have a fast wifi but please for the love of God, don't be that geek in the corner pretending to write the great American novel in the corner. That's so.... 2000s.... Overall, this is my favorite coffee shop in Overland Park and it's not even close. Stop on by for the best coffee experience you'll have in the area!

Excellent coffee and very good service! Ambiance is cozy, relaxing. Highly recommendedread more

I LOVE Scooters and usually order the chai. Today I decided to try their matcha. Just don't…read more. horrible... no taste and barely even green. Will still love scooters for their other drinks just want to warn people not to get the matcha

First the gave me day old coffee that was cold at 8am. I had to come back to ask for a new fresh…read morecoffee and when I did I handed the guy my cup. He took the lid off and stuck his finger in the cup. He reused the same cup and handed me the cup with coffee spilled down the side. I asked for a fresh cup and he handed me another cup with coffee spilled down the side. When I asked for napkins he gave me attitude. Completely inept at providing customer service.

I love coming here! They have deals almost everyday from 12-close for half off coffee. The service…read moreis always fast. Today there was a line and about 4 people with iPads came out to tackle the line. I love the simple options but you can add any flavors you'd like as well. They're always bumping music, the staff seem to have a great time.

Do you have a "Live, Laugh, Love" sign on your living room wall? Is Katy Perry and Bruno Mars your…read moremusical idols? Do you binge watch "The Bachelor" or "The Bachelorette"? If so you just may be the demographic that 151 Coffee is catering to. Just as I thought the metro was over-saturated with national chain drive-thru beverage shops, along comes 151 Coffee out of Texas to compete with Starbucks, Scooters, Dunkin, Dutch Bros, 7 Brew.... With their "It's a Good Day to Have a Good Day" mantra and loud pop music emanating from the wide open assembly line / drink factory space, they certainly try to replace the stress of upper middle-class suburban life with some cute empowerment phrases on their cups when they hand you your caffeinated concoction of syrup, frothed milk and espresso. Even though my "Snickers" hot drink was actually made with chocolate milk and was tasty and the 2 young staff members were polite, I just wanted to get out of their as fast as I could. Next time I'm in that area, I'll head a few blocks north and actually order from a barista at the counter at Homers or Parisi and get a real coffee shop vibe and not be forced to write a such a snarky review and where having a good day is more organic and less of a demand.

I had heard amazing things about jinkies but never got to go till now…read more I got the Marvin the martian drink and when I say it taste exactly like a bowl of lucky charms it totally does! The vibe was so cute very retro and the staff was amazing I'm so excited to come back!

Good coffee! The…read moreplace is going for a 70s vibe and it's pretty far out. Scooby doo, Charlie's angels, disco balls and fun. The staff was super groovy. I got a flat white. I always order off menu at coffee shops and they handled no prob, and the gave me an actual cup to drink it from. Only complaint the hot tea selection wasn't great and my wife,as a tea drinker, was bummed. We dug it.

My niece and I popped in to grab a couple quick coffees before my nephews basketball game across…read morethe street. Cute little atmosphere. Courteous staff. Quick and yummy coffee!

Popped in last weekend. Small sitting room, but enough chairs for a medium traffic day there to…read moresit. The iced chai wasn't memorable, but I did dig the pastries.

I love this space. Not gonna lie, my favorite coffeeshop is the original Gladstone location, but…read morethis one has a different kind of charm. It's bigger, brighter, and more modern without losing that "come in, we're roasting your coffee" kind of feel, smell, and familiarity. Being surrounded by places to eat and shop, it's a great space to take a break or even go work for a while. Greeted as soon as the door opened -- friendly, quick, and super attentive service. It was great to be able to use the patio since the weather was nice enough. Perfect spot to hang out and meet up with friends. Coffee on point as always, and that spring menu is great! It's like drinking your dessert! Banana Crème Pie... come on, never thought that would be my drink order, but it was awesome!

This place is great! They have a really good-size selection of coffees and pastries, and everything…read moretasted delicious. I was very happy with my Banana Crème Pie Latte (seasonal) and my daughter devoured her poptart. We're so excited to go back and try all their other offerings. The employees were even nice enough to add another pump or two of syrup to my husband's coffee because he wanted it a bit sweeter. We highly recommend!

This location deserves more love. It's next to a bank so it's easy to miss but the space is lovely…read morewith plenty of windows and comfortable seating. The employees were very friendly and welcoming. The menu has more than coffee and they also have pastries available. The seasonal menu includes fun drinks like a mango matcha that I wish I captured a picture of before completely finishing the entire thing.

Glad to see another local coffee shop in this area. Popped in on a Saturday morning to get my…read morecaffeine fix. Was moderately busy. Friendly service. The baristas were moving quickly to prepare the drink orders. The cashier was knowledgeable in food and beverages. The space is actually a good size, it only appears small when you enter. It's connected to the UMB but also has a separate entrance. There's a small conference room for meetings as well as additional tables in the back side before you get to the restrooms. Some books and games are also available to occupy kids if you plan to linger. Which this is a lingering kinda spot. I ordered the honeybee latte with oat milk - it was so creamy and just enough sweetness. I think it's my new fave. Be patient- it took a little longer than expected to get my drinks. I also ordered the lemon poppyseed cake. Also very good. I think Ibis bakery supplies their baked goods. Another local fave! Roasterie also has teas, baked goods and some breakfast burritos. Not a lot of gf options. It's a tasty stop if you're in the area.