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Missouri Mud Company

Missouri Mud Company

★★★★★ 4.6 (146) • $

Christina S. "This is a hidden gem in Raymore. Actually hidden in a strip mall. They're open for breakfast & lunch and both are amazing! For breakfast we always get the Greek omelette. Their biscuits and gravy and so good and cheap! For lunch they have the best Rueben in Kansas City! And their gyros are my favorite around. They make everything from scratch including their breads for their sandwiches, tzatziki and thousand island on the Rueben's. Don't forget to pick up one of their many homemade desserts, or coffee!"

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Three Bees Pottery & Coffee Shop

Three Bees Pottery & Coffee Shop

★★★★★ 4.6 (55) • $

Kristen G. "I was so impressed with this coffee shop! I tried several of their tamales with my partner the pork, beef, and veggie. We also tried the banana-leaf wrapped Oaxaca tamale, with rice and beans. Everything was delicious! I had the dirty horchata, which was a perfect mix of authentic horchata and coffee with notes of Abuelita Mexican chocolate. My boyfriend had the hot coffee, which was also wonderful! Prices are very reasonable. Everything was served in beautifully crafted cups, and service was friendly. The shop itself is full of stunning pottery pieces, handmade candles, and other goodies. It will be a must from now on when we visit KS City!"

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Trapp and Company

Trapp and Company

★★★★☆ 4 (35) • $$$

Matt M. "We've purchased Trapp Candles for years now -- there are several Oklahoma City retailers who sell these incredibly good, highly scented, well made candles.The Orange-Vanilla and the Tuberose candles are my personal favorites, but my husband (himself a native of Independence, Mo) tends to lean toward Trapp's Jasmine Gardenia fragrance, as well as the (newer) Hibiscus Prosecco fragrance.We often give Trapp votives as gifts -- they're perfect as stocking stuffers."

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Recent Reviews for Home Decor Restaurants

Sal S.

★★★★★

Jan 31, 2025


Excellent Ruben. Piled high and juicy. Fantastic banana bar dessert. Will definitely be back.

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Aaron S.

★★★★☆

May 30, 2024


I pass by Three Bees every day on my morning commute and couldn't help but be delightfully intrigued by Coffee. Pottery. Tamales. I finally checked them out and glad I did! I came for the coffee and stayed for the pottery. I was pretty blown away and really enjoyed viewing what they have to offer. I'm typically a latte fan and I love the opportunity to try a place's specialty latte. I see it as a *show me what you're made of* glimpse into what a place may do well. I thought the tres leches latte was delicious and unique. As you can see from photos, they have a charming building with nice patio seating. I'll have to come back for a tamale!

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Sherry W.

★★★★★

Mar 14, 2017


It was great working with the staff today at Trapp & Company. I never knew they had 1/2 price flowers after 3pm. I know where to get good quality flowers from a reputable company. T'Ony and I appreciate the time you allowed us to spend with you.3.14.17

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Rhett H.

★★★★★

Jan 2, 2010


Funny thing happened about 115 years ago. There was this family in a small farming village called Cockrell, and they started a convenience store for the self-sufficient community. Through civil wars, changes in ownership, and highway building, this place remains, it's some of the best kitchen/housewares shopping you can find, rivaling even Pryde's of Westport (who were previous owners until around 2006, see http://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/stories/1999/09/27/newscolumn3.html).What you really have here is a group of houses from a town long-gone (read all about it here: http://cockrellmercantile.com/ht_docs/Cockrell.html), that have been reconditioned for shopping of all sorts. I hear couples register here for their wedding and stuff. Anyhow, if it's in your kitchen, and you _can't_ find it here, you must live in a one-room house. I mean it is like a frankensteinian Williams-Sonoma/Bed Bath and Beyond/Olde-tyme-village-place. The prices are not outrageous, but they do sell some well-to-do cookware. Also, if you are inquisitive, you might find the old original scale used by the first grocery store. It still works. But if anyone can figure out the measurements they use (besides the ounces markings), please let me know. It's keeping me up at night.In nice weather I guess you can lounge around outside and walk around the place, like you're back on the old homestead, reliving days gone by. Take an afternoon and leave your watch in the car; it is a nice venue for re-remembering how things might have been.

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Cockrell Mercantile

Cockrell Mercantile

★★★★☆ 4.3 (19) • $$

Rhonda S. "I've driven by this thousands of times. I saw them on a recent Zip Trip Fox 4. So we drove out there expecting a few boutique shops. I did know that it's owned by a past employee of Pryde's old Westport, which I love. Building one is exactly Pryde's old Westport minus the pies. Building 2 is full of Fiestawear. Building 3, Pryde's. Building 4, not sure. Building 5, boutique items but not much. More cooking supplies. I think the large building is an event space. No where to eat. ( not even coffee, pies or pastry). Keep that in mind if you come out here. Literally unless you want see somewhere for a trip, you can go to Pryde's. They do sell a small amount of Vera Bradley, and a few clothing items. I saw a small amount of hand made soap, which I was going to buy. But I wasn't that impressed."

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