I had the Tekton Blueprint batch brew and my wife had the Ethiopian pour over. Delicious! And less expensive than Nashville :)
The coffee experience at Quay is something that has to be experienced by any true coffee lover. Every week, Cory and his staff seek out the best beans to offer their customers. Their knowledge of coffee specific is refreshing and their helpfulness in setting up your home brew station are the best in the area.
One of the tastiest and gratifying chai lattes I've ever had. And the perfectly crisp and sweet apple fritter was a wonderful partner.
One of my favorite coffee shops in KC! Its got great coffee, friendly staff, and is in such a fun part of town. I love the big window that look out on Delaware street, you see the streetcar pass every 15ish minutes
Not that they need my five star review, but they deserve it. Great atmosphere, the breakfast burritos are amazing (and only $5!), and the owner really obsesses over picking the most flavorful coffee beans for the perfect cup of coffee. His attention to detail shows in every way. Come on down. You won't be disappointed.
Truly one of the best local coffee shops in the city. I have never, literally, left here disappointed. I have tried all the others. The coffee selection, which rotates, is always top shelf. The pour overs are done with such precision.
The first time I walked in, I thought "I just paid $4 for a 12oz cup of coffee, and it's worth every penny." If someone asks me for a great coffee shop I send them here.
While the coffee is excellent, the from-scratch hot chocolate is a hidden gem. Perhaps even better than the coffee.
Incredible. Coffee was excellent, but the atmosphere was what made the experience memorable. Located in the River Market district, overlooks a Quant street and has a bohemianesque feel.
Fun coffee shop with good vibe and location. I have been on several occasions and have enjoyed the coffee. This evening I was disappointed. The mocha was weak tasting and I didnt like that it was served in a to go cup. It really seemed like I got a paper cup because It was closer to closing time (6:30, closing time is 8) Better luck next time. I will try again.
Good drinks from tea to coffee, but seating is pretty limited and if you are using their wifi, its stupid slow. Doing any type of work on a laptop here is going to be a pain as everything takes forever to load on the slow speed even when there is hardly anyone else using it.
It is a good place to read when it isn't too crowded or at least when there are not loud groups. In the warm weather it is nice to sit out front, but again seating is limited.
It was pretty good. I would like another trip to make up my mind. There wasn't anything much to really make the shop stand out as unique. I do like that it's right off the street car stop, and if you're in the area, it's worth your time and your dollar.
I love this place. Very hip and pleasant.
The last time I went my honey latte was amazing and I also had a pop-tart which was very nice but very sugary.
We were able to grab a table with no problem but half the tables were taken up by people with laptops. It would be very frustrating to not find a table with five or six people sitting solo at tables.
The boys behind the counter were really nice as well, explaining drinks and joining us in a conversation about an art exhibit at the Nelson.
Pros: GREAT coffee, chill atmosphere, next to a trolley, fun workers, good prices
Cons: None