Colonial Gardens

I love coming to the Cultivate Kitchen at Colonial Gardens. Their coffee is always delicious, and the outdoor seating is incredibly relaxing. You don't feel rushed, and the ambiance is amazing. This is a great place for a book club or other gathering. I just saw that you can rent the garden space out, too, if you have a larger event. I definitely recommend it!

Beautiful flower selection and friendly staff. I took mom on mother's day weekend to get her some flowers and it was jam packed, but the lines at the registers moved quickly and they had plenty of staff milling about to help customers. My only disappointment was that they only had the gorgeous black petunias in large arrangements with another yellow flower, and not for sale as individual plants (they had sold out already). I haven't been here for awhile, and boy has this place grown! Multiple greenhouses, the tree/bush area, and even a restaurant on site! They now also do events, I will have to get out to one of those soon.

Attended an event here and this place is absolutely stunning. Plus we love farm to table. Can't wait to go back and experience the magic again.

Cultivate Cafe at Colonial Gardens is a great cafe for breakfast, brunch, or lunch. They have a short menu and selection of coffee items. Also a beautiful spot inside the nursery.

We went to their Alpaca brunch and enjoyed ourselves! For the brunch:-- fun time outside but not really any shaded areas. If you're sensitive to the sun, you may want to try a cloudy day or rethink it. -- food was good but lackluster. Expected more, if I'm honest. By more I mean more variety, more options, etc. what you get is a small packaged meal of mixed fruit, cheese-less, crust-less veggie quiche and a zucchini muffin served with water (mixed drinks available for purchase) -- it felt kind of unorganized. Since the groups to see the alpaca were small, you basically are entertaining yourself for a fair chunk of it. The music was fun, but I can't imagine keeping a kiddo under 10 entertained for that long. -- port a potties had no available water despite using the foot pump. There was soap but nothing else. There were also bathrooms in Colonial Gardens, but that was across the road. -- animals are going to animal! The alpaca were obviously the stars of the show. Sometimes they liked you. Sometimes they didn't. We loved every minute of it!! It's still a fun time regardless. It's a fun way to support agritourism. If you go in exciting a bigger event with a full assortment of breakfast items, you're going to be disappointed. Go in with real expectations and you'll have a blast. Tip: if it's rained within the last 24 hours, bring a towel to sit on. You're on outside benches on a working farm, so plan accordingly!Colonial Gardens is fun to walk around afterwards, though you'll notice that you go from one of the few early customers when the brunch begins to a packed house by the time you're done!

This place is INSANELY cool. Great food, great atmosphere. I had the curry wrap, an iced mocha, and a chicken tortilla soup. All of it was very tasty. The environment and decor were spot on. Honestly I was surprised to see this place had 4 stars, I thought for sure it would be a 4.5. If you're looking for a cute, unique, farm-to-table type experienced, this place is amazing. We went here for my wife's b day and she was very happy.

As a new resident in the area, Colonial Gardens has become my go-to for buying plants, tree planting services, and a place for me to unwind while enjoying live music. It is a beautiful oasis where you can roam around and discover a myriad of plants, wine, cheese, pottery, etc. They have a cafe, music and wine nights, workshops, a market with local foodstuffs, farm to table dinners, and so much more!

Perhaps one of the most beautiful businesses I have ever visited! Colonial Gardens was not only easy to navigate, explore, and get comfortable at, but the employees were kind, professional and as genuine as could be. ^__^ It was obvious how happy they were being apart of it all. I'm in love with the costumer service, the atmosphere it holds, and the the quality. The products are really good as well! Tons of wholesome, home-made, Well-made household décor, tools, kitchenware, and more. The farm animals there looked healthy and comfortable, their enclosures were well maintained and full of life. The animals are well-acquainted with me and everyone else who were present visiting them.Would I return to Colonial Gardens? Absolutely! With family and friends? Most definitely! I strongly recommend this place to gardening enthusiasts and straight-up nature lovers!

Plant lovers- this place is for you!There are soo many different types of plants for all types of plant parents! There were a lot of staff members available to help answer any questions!The courtyard area is stunning and definitely worth checking out! There is live music events!Big Bertha is a huge greenhouse for their warm temperature plants, and it's incredible to see how big everything is when it is cared for very carefully!They have a tiny farmers market at the front of the store with lots of unique things!Highly recommend!

Had the most wonderful morning picking berries! Earlier the better in the KC summer weather. Be sure and stop to have lunch at the café at Colonial Gardens. It was my first time berry picking and it was a wonderful experience.