Great spot for delicious coffee and get your schoolwork done. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating.
Great place. Lauren is always very helpful and makes it fun. Wonderful personality!
Crow's Coffee has 3 locations in Kansas City, MO. This location is the 3rd we've tried. My mocha is good as usual. They use Messenger beans. There is a lot of seating outside and inside. Parking is a bit difficult, but the neighborhood is nice if you need to take a short walk to get here.What prevented a 5 star rating is the person who took my order and then prepared the mocha has terrible customer service.Again, the mocha was good. ?
I visited the Crows Coffee Shop on 51st Street (across the street from Whole Foods) to eat lunch with my friend. It was good and moderately full of people.I didn't realize that they serve beer and wine, however they do! Maybe they serve beer for after finals are over/done from the university of Kansas City?Anyway, it's a quiet place with subdued music. They have moderate lighting for reading and/or using laptops.I didn't take any photos of this Shop when I was there. It's a good place to try to study or to get coffee.
Good coffee with plenty of seating.
OMG, Chocolate Chai! Really solid Messenger espresso and I've never had a bitter shot here (I usually get an Americano). So much seating, so much great graffiti in the gender-neutral restroom, so many tasty pastries. The shops there have lots of outdoor tables, too. They are also very dog-friendly (water dish AND doggie biscuits!!!), you can watch runners go by, and there is an hilarious sign in the window about local coffee (in the context of their location). Crows have also taken a pro-Queer stand all over the city which makes them even more wonderful.
Super bitter, super smooth cold brew—perfect for me :)
We are on the Eastside once a week! License Branch very fast! Great dollar tree!
Worst London fog ever made possible. It was foam and water!!!! Disappointed.
Crows Coffee is a magical place to me. Very magical. As a writer previously suffering from writers block on a theological novel, Crows broke that block and actually attributed to my work. How? There was a scripture hidden on the wall inside that I happened to notice. It talked about a crow/raven feeding the prophet Isaiah everyday when he was in the wilderness. That, along with the delicious white mochas and veggie burritos with the green sauce, inspired my mind to write the rest of my novel in a sort of 'stream of consciousness' way.. So thank you Crows! ❤