"Great coffee shop. They have plenty of room to sit and enjoy sipping your beverage while visiting with a friend. The board game gallery is filled with a variety of games unmatched and laughter and fun fills the air. This is a delightful place to come and stay awhile. Our drinks were made to perfection and the staff is very knowledgeable and kind. We did not order the pastries but they looked delightful. Definitely will on the next visit."

"Really great place that is frequently busy. If you plan to stay and enjoy your meal there - keep in mind it might be packed during peak hours. The board game place next door is a good overflow seating area too, and a cool place in itself!"

"I had the Chicken Shawarma with fries, and yellow rice, with a couple falafels. The falafels were serviceable, the sauce was okay. Everything else tasted sad, and absolutely not worth the money. :("

"This fall I decided to kick off a new adventure I’m calling Camaro & Coffee—a tour of unique Kansas City coffee shops with my 1968 Camaro as the trusty sidekick. This morning’s stop was Urban Prairie Coffee, and right at 7:00 AM the place was buzzing with energy as people lined up for specialty drinks and an impressive spread of pastries—including their own spin on Pop-Tarts. I stuck with my go-to dark roast (with a splash of half & half) and wasn’t disappointed. One of the best surprises? Urban Prairie is connected to a board game shop, which instantly earned it a spot on my “return visit” list—next time I’ll be bringing the family to dive into both the coffee and the games. All in all, it’s a unique and cozy spot that blends great coffee, fun treats, and a welcoming vibe—exactly the kind of place this Camaro & Coffee journey is all about."

"To be upfront... My mom said I should never use the word "hate." So, I "severely dislike" coffee. But I love this cafe! I never would have thought to stop in if not for being next door at Mission: Board Game and wanting a snack. The door is open between the two, and they make for a great combination. Even though board games drew me in the first time, I will certainly be back for the grinds (aka food). The "farm-to-table" ingredients are every bit as tasty as you'd hope. The sandwiches and breakfast items we ate were masterfully prepared, and the ones in the case that we haven't yet tried look just as delicious. Finally, the prices were perfectly reasonable."