One of my must-go spots whenever we're in town!! It's such a cute little tea shop, the interior is…read morecozy and clean and the service has always been consistently pleasant. I always order the White Peach Oolong Cream Tea, it's sooo good. The sweetness is perfectly balanced and I love the fresh cream they add on top. They also have a cute little hanfu costume section in the back. I haven't tried anything on yet, but it would be fun for a photoshoot! Highly recommend stopping by if you're in town!

Totally in love with this tea shop in Kansas City. Normal sweet, less ice as recommended in the…read moresign for not too sweet Duck Pecan tea latte is topped with real pecan bits. Refreshing and tea forward. You can tell they use high quality tea and understand how to brew each variety. Cake milk tea with boba. Delicious. subtly sweet with additional vanilla and richness from the creamy topping. Boba was 100. Perfect texture and flavor. Real dairy milk. We're still dreaming about Flower Tea Only downside was that the employee was not friendly or helpful on any questions and the two drinks took 25 minutes as the only customers... the tea was so amazing that it doesn't affect my opinion

It was a rainy day and my daughter was sleeping in. I decided to change it up from the hotel…read morebreakfast and head over to this McLain's location. I wasn't the only one with the idea to head to McLain's this morning either. The drive-thru had quite the line-up and there were plenty of folks inside too! This place has great energy. It's colorful and fun with plenty to look at including an amazing bakery case, plenty of packaged food items to go (both sweet and savory), a small retail area, a cool balloon decoration on the wall, and of course the friendly staff and buzzing customers all around. Everything on the menu looks amazing, so it was a challenge to figure out what to order. I ended up going with the market latte with oat milk, the steel cut oats, and a "Plain + Simple," which is "McLain's classic scrambled eggs, bacon, and cheddar, on english muffin toast." My daughter ended up having the P+S and seemed to enjoy it! I also enjoyed my latte and oats. I now know why McLain's is recommended by so many people in the area and how they have 5 locations around town. I would absolutely return!

I so desperately want to give McLain's 5 stars, but no matter which location I go to it's always…read morecrowded and the parking is iffy. I suppose that's a five star recommendation in itself... They're popular for a reason! Sour cream crumb cake is absolutely worth the calories. Moist and tasty and lots of crumble on top. I always order my favorite Gao Wen tea (Hugo tea brand), it's got a deliciously complex flavor and with a splash of cream and stevia there's no better cup in town. If it's too hot for tea you'll find me sipping a cold local kombucha.

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!

The coffee here is so good, we came 2x in 1 day! Here for a soccer tournament and got some lattes…read moreearly, then we came back for another set of them. Service was super friendly and super cute place. Being from Boston, I had to get the Mahomes donut!

My staple coffee shop. Always good and fun seasonal menus. Food is good if you wanna grab a bite as…read morewell

Looking for a solid coffee shop with wifi to meet up with friends, coworkers, or just to sit solo?…read morePilgrim Coffee Company may be your spot! It was recommended to me and it didn't disappoint. I stopped by on a Friday and it was crowded but not so much that I couldn't find a seat. There was actually some seating available both inside and out. I chose inside and enjoyed my cold brew with oat milk and got some work done. A couple of friends met up and they noted we were in "productive mode," so we limited the chat until our lunch break when we headed out. I'll definitely return to Pilgrim Coffee on future visits to the area!

This bakery has great coffee and some delicious Danish pastries and bread. My favorite is the cream…read morepuff. However, I've visited this place at least 20 times, and I've only been able to get one about 2-3 times. Either it's so popular that people buy them right away as soon as they're put on the shelf, or they simply don't make enough. As everyone knows, their products are a little pricey, which means you can only grab a small selection, about 2-3 pieces with a coffee, and it's already $20-$30. So they're definitely on the expensive side for a bakery. The cake was great, but I wish the price range were around $30-$40 (it's currently about $55-$60+). The staff are welcoming and attentive. However, there can be a long wait, even when there are only 3-4 customers checking out. Overall, great bakery and more cream puff please!

I was SO EXCITED TO FIND OUT Paris Baguette was coming to our area. Although the location doesn't…read morefeel particularly special Paris Baguette IS unique! With homemade pastries, cakes and delectable treats made fresh each day, you cannot go wrong with anything purchased here. I cannot brag more about this place. I'm just hoping for more locations to come in the Kansas City area.

I love coming to Sweet Tee's. The staff is always friendly, the food is delicious, and the…read moremismatched decor makes everything feel cozy. I love how they have local artists' artwork displayed and for sale, and they help support places like Pawsabilities, which helps disabled adults prepare to join the workforce and get degrees. I love how they have gluten free options. It means I can bring my friend who can't have gluten there, and know she'll have something to eat! Definitely would recommend checking it out if you want to visit a cozy cafe.

I love working from Sweet Tee's Coffee Shop. The vibe is always welcoming and community-focused,…read moreand there's constantly people coming in and out while somehow still keeping service super quick. The staff is always kind and helpful, and the coffee, tea, and pastries are consistently great. One of my favorite things is their partnership with Inclusion Connection next door. it really adds to the heart behind the place. Definitely one of those coffee shops that feels like a true community spot.

The coffee has wonderful froth. The temperature could be hotter. They always remember a sleeve! I…read morefind them helpful but the confusion at the 2 registers is distracting. People don't know where to stand to give their order. Lovely environment.

Dirty Chai latte was really good. I don't treat myself to them often but today I needed the energy…read more This is my second visit. Service was very friendly. Recommend for a nice treat!

What a charming venue this place is, located in South Johnson County. There is seating outside and…read moreinside, with reserved seating for larger groups of 8. On this evening there was live music and she was very good and added to the great vibe. I ordered a red wine flight and got to taste all the red wines available (I now know my favorite). We also ordered the hummus platter which was delicious and highly recommended. There is no table service, so be sure to go to the register to order. There is a very large resident dog that wanders around, however, dogs are not allowed so leave yours at home.

Went for a girls' day out with a pretty large group. The staff seemed underprepared for a group our…read moresize, and seating was split up. Some of us were placed in a room with very low, hard furniture that was uncomfortable, while others sat at small tabletop tables.The wine flights were good but you can't pick your pours just say if u want red , sweet & there were a few other options and they have a selected pours preselected for the flight , and the charcuterie board was really good. There was a large dog roaming around for guests to feed; although he was very sweet, I'm not a dog person. The staff was quick to accommodate and put him outside which was appreciated. Overall, it's a nice winery for smaller groups. I wouldn't recommend it for large groups unless it's warm enough for patio seating.