Garden House Cafe

I randomly found Garden House when searching for coffee shops this morning, and I couldn't be happier that I did. I came for the coffee and plants, but ended up staying much longer than expected so I could browse the massive amount of local art, jewelry, gifts, and vintage clothes. I wanted to buy pretty much everything I saw, but landed on some art prints by Travis Stewart and vintage books from Earthen Vessel. I plan to come back and check out Supply Closet some more too, because I was obsessed with their stationary (see pics). I ordered two coffees while there, and both tasted decent. I’ve read they have some good pastries, but both offered were out so I couldn’t try. There’s a huge back area as well, and I might come back and do some work there soon. All in all, this was a fun and unexpected visit, and I’m excited to come back and explore some more.

Very relaxing coffee spot. Passing by Garden House each day on my route work, I always thought it looked inviting and I wasn’t disappointed. With my first visit being early on a cool fall morning, I enjoyed browsing the interior amidst the calm atmosphere and chill indie music. Their array of plants and items for sale like jewelry add to the character of this place. The space for sitting is not huge but I’m not familiar enough to know if they get busy/crowded (there is some outdoor seating though). My kind of place.

Came in to check out the space. Garden House has a wonderful and inviting atmosphere. The staff was personable. The owner Jordan is cool and always welcoming of guests. I just got a honey lavender oat milk latte and hung out for a bit. But there are a lot of awesome plants to view or purchase and other vendors’ items worth checking out. The vendors are other local artists/creators as well.

Coffee is decent, customer service not so much. I tried to ask the barista about whether you sell plants other than house plants in the spring. His response left me feeling like I offended him. No smile no conversation just that hipster cold stare. The place was extremely quiet, everyone in their corners not talking including apparently the barista. He said ' that's not really a me question. id try the Instagram" all without a smile. Then I asked him how long he'd been there he said 5 years.... So you've been here 5 years but you have absolutely no input on whether your team works with local farms and what the process for being a vendor is or even any feedback on previous seasons? That Was my initial thought- When I told him I was a farmer he just looked at me and went back to his coffee making. I was hoping this place really did support the spirit of cultivation but it looks like it's just a front for another commercialized product claiming to be for social good and collaboration or else a person with that grim face wouldn't have made it 5 years with literally nothing to give a potential collaborator. Sad I was excited to finally visit here.

This is a hidden gem with an incredible atmosphere.. great coffee and pastries! And the combination of coffee and plants is an awesome concept. The space has a very chill vibe and not only offers coffee, pastries and beautiful plants.. but also offers a blend of unique hard to find clothing, original artwork, and gifts. Great spot!!

After trying whole bean coffee from nearly every establishment in the KC area, I can confidently say that Garden House has the best coffee around. Every roast we have purchased has made consistently delicious espresso. Sometimes we get a complimentary drip with our purchase which is so kind. Outside of whole bean coffee, GH is a lovely environment to work or commune. They represent several local artists and shops, including Supply Closet and Bread Friends. It’s a must stop if you’re an out of town visitor or local.

Super cool and vibey Coffee Shop. Plants everywhere and a small little boutique inside. There’s space to work if you wanted to , it’d also be a great date spot. Barista was kind and laid back. Chill environment all around. I got a lavender latte and ham and cheese croissant. Chefs kiss 🤌🏽

If sipping on coffee while surrounded by luscious plants is your ideal way to start a morning, then Garden House Cafe in Kansas City, Kansas is the spot for you! From floor to ceiling, this cafe is covered in beautiful and healthy plants. From coffee to cold brews and lattes, there is a a little bit of everything on the menu to pick between. There are some pastries to chose from, along with delicious breakfast burritos. We ordered our coffee and found a lovely spot in the back area to sit. The Garden House Cafe is a great location to work remote as well! Before you leave, check out some of the accessories and items for purchase - there are adorable earrings and plant stands to look at! If you have not had the change to check out Garden House Cafe, I highly recommend it!

Really love the esthetic and simple menu, staff were very friendly too! Ordered a cold brew with brown sugar syrup, delightful! A few pastries available from Hanna's Donuts (delicious!!), but I think they may sell out early.

I've wanted to try out this coffee shop for a while so I was able to get to it before they closed. The coffee shop is attractive and has quite a variety of items for sale. They have jewelry, clothing, journaling, goods, decorations, and so forth that are probably from local sellers. Their prices on their beverages are very good. I had an iced oat milk, sugar-free caramel latte. There is limited seating in the actual coffee shop. Thankfully, I was able to find a small round table near some of the items for sale. I asked about the lower level being available for seating and was told that they partner with another business who sells food and food. Food would need to be purchased to sit down there. I did see people go down there because they're probably assuming it's part of the coffee shop. I would have assumed that as well if I would not have asked. I did go down there and ask if they had any food that was gluten-free because I was going to buy something for lunch, but unfortunately, they did not. They have a few table and chairs outside as well. I did use the restroom but I could not get the lock to lock. Another woman also had to have her friend watch the door because of the same reason.

Really killer latte--strong coffee flavor and bot too sweet, the spiced pear flavors came through well. very bright, green space and nice for a sunny weekend afternoon.

Plants and coffee... YES! What a beautiful coffee shop. It also has plants for sale (so beautiful) and a few pieces from local vendors, like clothing, art, jewelry, and more. The items are very pricey, but they give the coffee shop a great atmosphere. The coffee was okay--I had the cold brew, which was a little strong for me and had a bitter aftertaste, so it wasn't my favorite. I wished they had coconut milk as an option. I didn't finish my coffee, but I will definitely come back and try their tea, as the selection looks great and I loved the atmosphere.

This was okay, not a place I would return because there is nothing unique here. I had just a small black coffee, which I like to do to see how the coffee is before you turn it into a milk shake. It was average. The baristas were friendly, and the place is small and busy with stuff for sale.

I love this coffee shop with a small shop and lots of plants. They have plenty of seating and provide a very quiet space for working. The espresso is very smooth and they have perfect latte art. I ordered a honey cappuccino and it was perfection. I will continue to come back when in the area.

I'm always looking for the next best coffee shop, and Garden House definitely fits that. Coffee and plants, what more could you want!? The cappuccino was perfectly prepared and the latte art made it almost too pretty to drink (almost). It's the perfect place to catch up with a friend, study, work or just relax among the plants.

Come out and support this local gem. What looks like a small coffee shop is really a wonderful place to catch up with a friend, do some thrifting, and maybe get a new backpack. The coffee was almost as great as the people working there. This place worth adding to your weekly stops!

I stumbled upon Garden House while taking a short cut off SW Blvd turning right (west) instead of getting onto I-35. I passed this groovy black building with several people waiting a the door to enter and since it was a Saturday morning I assumed it was a restaurant I had to turn around as I loved the outside vibe. Well its primary service is coffee with a limited menu bagels, burritos and sweets. I ordered a cold brew and veggie burrito which they heated in a panini grill which was really nice instead of a microwave. As I waited I was wide eyed with their retail offerings from accessories, clothing, plants for sale to locally made jewelry but not stopping there I walked through the back door into this Eden of Cacti of all sizes, tropical plants and pottery. Plants are everywhere surrounding you giving you a relaxing feel. My cold brew was tasting the burrito was hot with that crunchy outer shell and the vibe was pleasant. P.S they also have entertainment

Garden House has replace Meta Coffee in Argentine at the far western end of SW Blvd. The coffee menu looks the same but the atmosphere is most definitely improved. Gone is the leatherworks and high end men's accessories shop in the back of the building and replaced with a few locally made gift items and plants, plants and more plants... they have even expanded the space to include a large area down a flight of stairs in the rear of the building to provide much more seating and you guessed it...PLANTS. The coffee menu is pretty basic - nothing very creative or seasonal but my cortado was solid. Food options include premade sandwiches and sweets from a few local shops. Overall a very chill environment for a respite from the urban jungle, with a real jungle vibe - or at least a botanical shop or greenhouse.

Very relaxing coffee spot. Passing by Garden House each day on my route work, I always thought it looked inviting and I wasn't disappointed. With my first visit being early on a cool fall morning, I enjoyed browsing the interior amidst the calm atmosphere and chill indie music. Their array of plants and items for sale like jewelry add to the character of this place. The space for sitting is not huge but I'm not familiar enough to know if they get busy/crowded (there is some outdoor seating though). My kind of place.

Relaxing atmosphere, beautifully curated goods both new and vintage, plenty of plants, natural light galore, and delicious coffee and treats! What an amazing space! Looking forward to come back!

If sipping on coffee while surrounded by luscious plants is your ideal way to start a morning, then Garden House Cafe in Kansas City, Kansas is the spot for you! From floor to ceiling, this cafe is covered in beautiful and healthy plants. From coffee to cold brews and lattes, there is a a little bit of everything on the menu to pick between. There are some pastries to chose from, along with delicious breakfast burritos. We ordered our coffee and found a lovely spot in the back area to sit. The Garden House Cafe is a great location to work remote as well! Before you leave, check out some of the accessories and items for purchase - there are adorable earrings and plant stands to look at! If you have not had the change to check out Garden House Cafe, I highly recommend it!

Earthy coffee vibes The perfect little cafe located in Kansas City KS. Featuring plants, espresso bar, home accessories, local vendors and a large area for people to mingle. Plus they have local food from Bread Friends Co for bagel, Splitlog for burritos and Hanas for donuts, cinnamon rolls and fritters. I tried the Brown Sugar latte and it was full of flavor and sweet but strong. Loved it.

This a cute coffee shop for coffee, tea and plant lovers alike! The design style and selected decorations work together to create a peaceful and productive environment. Most of the plants in the store are for sale. The shop also displays products from different vendors. So, you can come have your coffee or tea, a light breakfast; shop for plants, home decor, or stationary, and be productive! The barista was skilled, knowledgeable and nice! My caramel latte was a work of art with the perfect hint of sweetness, without overpowering the espresso. The cold brew also tasted great! I did not get a picture of it, but we also had an everything bagel with cream cheese. There was nothing too crazy about it, but it was yummy! All in all, I highly recommend everyone check this coffee shop out. If you do, please note that parking can be a little tricky. There's street parking on the main road and the little street.

Great iced lattes, good looking bakery items, cool vibe with tables placed among plants, clothes and a variety of specialty items to purchase. A refreshing option in a sea of chain coffee shops. Staff not too friendly, not rude, but they talked among themselves more than with the customers which was a bit off-putting. Maybe just an off day? Great tasting coffee though!

The only thing that earned a 1 star was the aesthetic. Other than that service sucked and so did their drinks. Flavorless cold milk And bland water for $20. lol Waste of local support.

I really wanted to like this place, as plants are definitely a religion for me.. these were some of the nastiest barristas i've ever come across. The guy w long hair didnt even say hello when i walked up to counter. And then the petite copper/brunette w bangs didnt respond when i said thank you. Their whole vibe was like you were wasting their time - very stuck up and just not friendly or welcoming. The jewelry and clothing is insanely overpriced. I liked the palo santo burning but it's definitely too much- if u have asthma be warned. And last but not least- they're coffee wasn't even good enough for them to be this snooty. VERYYY watered down, tastes like a child made it, unfortunate bc the beans do have flavor but they're not using the right alternative CREAMER, just sad mylk. I wont be coming back. Parking extremely limited.

it's a very beautiful place, i got a chai latte and omg, it's very spicy, and delicious! i've never had such a spicy chai.. i love the ambiance here too, it's very chill! drinks come out quick too. one thing i found a con in is that there is noooo seats, so if you're planning to come and study, better to get here earlier !

For a plant lover and someone who studies, this is such an ideal ideal spot. The barista's seemed to know the customers there so you know they have a great relationship on both ends. They don't have many sweet options first thing in the morning but drink options are great.

Not impressed at all with the coffee or service. Im from out of town and this is the worst coffee shop I've experienced in KC so far. I ordered a plain black iced coffee (my regular order) and it was disgusting; I could only drink 2 sips before throwing it away, my partner got a cold brew (his normal order), he tossed his as soon as he tasted it, was awful as well. Our friend got a matcha, his was the only one of the three that tried to finish his drink, but even it was the worst matcha he'd had. The baristas weren't friendly at all, I paid cash and they "didn't have change"??? So it was implied that I was to tip whatever was leftover (I planned to do that anyways but why wouldn't a business have change???). The response I got from the barista when I handed her the cash was "I don't have any change to give you" after she'd already accepted my cash and put it in her drawer. It was so weird the way that was handled and the terrible coffee to top it off made the experience even worse. 0/10 save your money (and tastebuds) and try Sway Coffee instead.