Park Street Pastry

I've been wandering in for the last few weeks as a new resident of Olathe. The made to order breakfast sandwiches seriously make me salivate just thinking about them. I've also tried a couple of the gigundous pastries with my almond milk hot chocolate and dear gosh, I'm in heaven. Only visit if you want more reasons to work out. But well worth it.

I want to start by saying that the lady that helped me was super sweet and amazing. Unfortunately, the guy that was running the register before her was grumpy and short tempered with a customer before me. Their product was delish. I just really wish that they did not charge so much for their Kouign Amann (Butter sugar croissant). Had I known that it was $10each, I would have much rather get their croissant breakfast sandwich for the same price. Kouign Amann × 2$20.00($10.00 ea.)

So excited to try Park Street Pastry for the first time this morning! I'd written this place off for years - I had tried to come several times, but they were never open. They close early at 2 PM, and are only open Wednesday -Saturday.I finally happened to be in the area on an open day, and it was like the place came to life. Looking through the windows on the days it is closed, I didn't think I was missing much, but now that I'm here when it is open, it is full of life. There are lots of people here enjoying coffees, pastries, and food. Their menu is a pleasant surprise, I had no idea they offered more than bakery items - they have omelettes, made to order breakfast sandwiches, full lunch items, and more.I was also surprised to see that the dining area is more roomy than I expected with various tables and seating option - perfect for groups and bringing a book or your computer.I just came in for a quick iced coffee on my walk, but I can't wait to come back with friends, or to do some remote work. I'd love to see them expand their hours to offer this awesome 3rd space all week long.

Super cute place - Park Street Pastry lives up to the hype!The smell of fresh baked goods filling the air of the entire area makes everything you look at make your mouth water. I got a honey bun, and it was the best honey bun I've had in my life. And with fast and friendly service, what more could you ever ask for?

Sad that it isn't opened later but I understand definitely not enough pastries to be made and sold due to such a high demand.The breakfast sandwich was delicious but next time I will order it without the cheese and light egg because it's a pretty hefty amount the add-on. All the pastries we enjoyed we're absolutely decadent!

We love Park Street! The owner Doug has always been an approachable, friendly guy. Park Street has the food and drink quality of a legit pastry bakery paired with the ambiance of a local gathering favorite.They have plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, with a variety of small and large family sized tables. With cinnamon rolls as big as your face, cappuccinos to take you to Italy and their Saturday special: biscuits and gravy, you have GOT to check them out.Friendly service every time.

Cute mom and pop little cafe/pastry shop in downtown Olathe, KS. We went on a Saturday morning, so it was bustling with individuals and families trying to order and find seating. The vibe I got was homey, and then an aesthetic movie cafe vibe if you sat next to the high rise windows. Outside the windows has that old school rippled curtain that gives some shade. They sell some locally made goods, and of course several different pastries and cakes. They serve breakfast sandwiches as well and coffee, of course. We got a chorizo egg croissant breakfast sandwich and an americano. I wasn't super impressed with their americano-tasted a little burnt. Their egg sandwich was delicious-flavor profile was all there and the croissant was nicely toasted and flaky. I just wish the structure of the sandwich stayed together better. It fell apart pretty quickly and made for a very messy experience. Next time I'll have to go for their pastries!

The pastry chef was extremely rude to me and my family. We were visiting Olathe. We went to the farmers market down the street and got coffee from the coffee food truck there. We strolled around and came across the Park Street cafe. I went in with my wife and kids and ordered a few pastries. After we paid, the chef went on a little rant, loud enough for everyone in the café to hear. He said something like "you can't bring your coffee into my shop, coffee is how we make money. This is my business you're not allowed to have that in here."I replied I'm sorry, I picked this up at the farmers market and we're going outside to eat. He rolled his eyes and continued his rant.Fortunately, as we were eating outside, one of his employees came out and apologized for his behavior. No one likes to be yelled at. We were having a good day, enjoying ourselves as we strolled around, then the grumpy chef put a damper on things. We were in town for a whole week with lots of other family and friends. We shared the story and avoided the café the rest of our stay.

LOVE Park Street Pastry! I often get lime tarts, cinnamon rolls (the BEST), and OMG, they make kouign amann, so buttery and delicious. They have espresso drinks, breakfast, lunch.

As always, this place is a good spot to hit if you are in town. The staff is warm & friendly, and the coffees are made to order. The food is wonderful and lovely, however, a star is lost on this visit as my everything made from scratch, egg, ham, and cheese croissant was served with a slice of processed cheese. Had I have known I would've declined the cheese product. Everything else was wonderful, would love to see the use of real cheese.