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We’re here to make your coffee experience a nourishing and memorable one. Imbibe the finest local and artisanal ingredients—Latin American, fair trade coffee, roasted right here in Kansas City—and the best Yerba Mate from Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Brazil. We promise to make your time with us authentic, warm, and full of life.
Hours
| Monday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–6 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–6 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–6 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1721 Westport Rd, Kansas City, MO 64111
Phone: (816) 205-8010
Website: https://www.cafecorazonkc.com/
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Reviews
Willa Jesik
The spinach feta croissant and the horchata latte are absolutely buss. This place is soooo good and the bathroom is really nice too. I would say there was a decent amount of people here today like it was poppin but the baristas got everything out so quickly. This place is #goatstatus please come here. I don’t have any pictures of the food because i lowkey inhaled it but here’s a pic of the crumbs
… moreLauren Conaway
I adore Cafe Corazon, and am genuinely shocked that I haven’t reviewed them yet.
I have held office hours at the Westport location since they opened and with years of history behind us, I can definitively say that Cafe Corazon is one of the best coffee experiences to be had in Kansas City.
I say experiences for a reason. Friends, I don’t even like coffee.
Of course, they have a stellar regular menu with great coffee drinks. Seasonal menus are inventive and I’m partial to anything Manzanita flavored in autumn because they put these little cinnamon apple crisps on top and it’s delicious. The coffee flight is fun to order with a friend but for me, the Dulce de Leche Latte, iced with extra drizzle is just *chefs kiss*. Occasionally I’ll add an extra shot if I need the jolt and it’s incredible.
Once, Alejandro saw me on my way in and started making my drink before I hit the door, so I had it in hand by the time I hit the register – which leads me to another thing Cafe Corazon does extraordinarily well. Their team is always so friendly and service-oriented. I love it!
They offer a comprehensive Yerba Mate menu, and it’s fun to overhear staff explain the history and ritual to folks who’ve never tried it before. The empanadas (made by Pan Caliente, a local Argentinian bakery) and accompanying chimichurri sauce is out of this world.
The artwork is colorful annd vibrant and I love when they decorate for holidays. They have a gorgeous ofrenda every year for Dia de los Muertos. The sense of community and Latin American culture that shows up so intentionally in every detail is just as warming as the coffee. That’s why I say experience.
Cafe Corazon has tasty coffee but it’s so much more. This location is a cozy little haven on Westport Rd. and I’m so happy to see them continue to grow and influence the KC coffee landscape.
… moreI have held office hours at the Westport location since they opened and with years of history behind us, I can definitively say that Cafe Corazon is one of the best coffee experiences to be had in Kansas City.
I say experiences for a reason. Friends, I don’t even like coffee.
Of course, they have a stellar regular menu with great coffee drinks. Seasonal menus are inventive and I’m partial to anything Manzanita flavored in autumn because they put these little cinnamon apple crisps on top and it’s delicious. The coffee flight is fun to order with a friend but for me, the Dulce de Leche Latte, iced with extra drizzle is just *chefs kiss*. Occasionally I’ll add an extra shot if I need the jolt and it’s incredible.
Once, Alejandro saw me on my way in and started making my drink before I hit the door, so I had it in hand by the time I hit the register – which leads me to another thing Cafe Corazon does extraordinarily well. Their team is always so friendly and service-oriented. I love it!
They offer a comprehensive Yerba Mate menu, and it’s fun to overhear staff explain the history and ritual to folks who’ve never tried it before. The empanadas (made by Pan Caliente, a local Argentinian bakery) and accompanying chimichurri sauce is out of this world.
The artwork is colorful annd vibrant and I love when they decorate for holidays. They have a gorgeous ofrenda every year for Dia de los Muertos. The sense of community and Latin American culture that shows up so intentionally in every detail is just as warming as the coffee. That’s why I say experience.
Cafe Corazon has tasty coffee but it’s so much more. This location is a cozy little haven on Westport Rd. and I’m so happy to see them continue to grow and influence the KC coffee landscape.
Tracy love
Beautiful place with a beautiful ethos..
“This is a safe place for everyone.”
Young lady at the counter didn’t seem to know her product which left me choosing something out of desperation… A cold fruit tea. Can’t say I loved it, but can’t say I hated it either.
My friend a Tomali and I had a burnt, been reheated for too long ham and cheese croissant. It was all very expensive too.
However, it’s a calm, beautiful place.
… more“This is a safe place for everyone.”
Young lady at the counter didn’t seem to know her product which left me choosing something out of desperation… A cold fruit tea. Can’t say I loved it, but can’t say I hated it either.
My friend a Tomali and I had a burnt, been reheated for too long ham and cheese croissant. It was all very expensive too.
However, it’s a calm, beautiful place.
Craig B
Quaint cafe setting in a lovely old KC neighborhood. Clean, neat, plenty of seating indoors and outside. Friendly staff. I had the mocha flight, featuring all three of their specialty mochas. You won’t find them anywhere else. The Mayan mocha is spicy, leaving a little heat behind after each sip. The Aztec mocha had cinnamon and spices, a perfect blend. The Mocha Sevilla, with orange zest, was vibrant and refreshing. None were overly sweet, and are made with specially sourced ingredients. To go with the flight, I had the breakfast empanada and a pork tamale. The empanada had light crust and a lovely egg, bacon and cheese filling with a side of tasty salsa. The tamale had fantastic heirloom masa and a slightly spicy pork filling, perfectly cooked and delicious. My wife had the Spicy Mayan mocha and the chorizo burrito, which was not overly large, but full of eggs, rice, beans, cheese and chorizo. She said it was maybe the best breakfast burrito she ever had.
Highly recommended cafe, they have a wide variety of specialty beverages of Latin American heritage. We’ll be back the next time were in town.
… moreHighly recommended cafe, they have a wide variety of specialty beverages of Latin American heritage. We’ll be back the next time were in town.
Elisa Odell
Came for the coffee flights and it did not disappoint! Lovely presentation and taste was uniquely delicious without being overly sweet. Staff worked efficiently and were polite and helpful even with busy traffic in store.
… moreJose Rodriguez
This was a great cafe to spend some quiet time reading. I had a pork tamale and a horchata latte. Both were good but I enjoyed the atmosphere way more then the food and the Staff was super friendly. I’ll be back here for sure.
… moreMohamad Abboud
Wonderful coffee shop to take a book or laptop, sit by the window, and enjoy all the cute dogs passing by from the dog day care next door. I’ve been going here for over 2 years. Nowhere else came close to capturing the same atmosphere. The staff is super friendly and sweet, make sure to say hello to Alejandro and Emma! I might have tried all their specialty and seasonal coffee drinks and none of them disappoint. Must tries are Horchata Latte, Churro Latte, and a seasonal drink that I think is usually available in fall and Christmas, the peanut butter and chocolate latte… way too good! Their empanadas and sweet treats are amazing too!
… moreJustine
If you are looking for a cozy, family-owned, local business to support, this is a great place! Get a delicious taste of coffee and food from around the world! This is my new go-to spot. Perfect for dates, meetings, or getting together with the girls.
… moreSarah Drewing
Excellent place to meet the girls for coffee. Parking was limited but not impossible. Just had the best cup of coffee I’ve had in a while. SPICY MAYAN MOCHA. All the thumbs up. It was very comfortable to sit and catch up with the girls. Can’t wait to try more on the menu.
… moreSoccerTokki
Cafe Corazon is a women-owned business, which serves Latin-inspired flavors, as well as entrees such as tamales, empanadas, and alfajor, in addition to neat little gifts.
Situated in Westport Road, this place actually took the place of another women-owned business, named Circle Tax & Accounting, which moved out of that space in 2019, after over 20 years in that space.
I first heard about this hole-in-the-wall back in 2024, and I’d actually been curious to see what it was like. My first visit to this place led to a lovely impromptu coffee date with someone standing in line, which definitely was a highlight of the year from me.
Driving to this particular store, you get an idea of what to expect. The mural on the side of the store is very pretty, featuring Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, painted alongside a “Linden Pharmacy” ghost sign from a Westport long ago. When you walk in, you’re greeted with an absolutely lovely aroma that screams “feminine warmth” (or just gingerbread), and plenty of music in Spanish to vibe along to. The interior, is very warm and inviting, and colorful, encouraging conversation, which greatly contrasts with the ambience of postmodern coffee shops of today. Starbucks would only dream of this type of ambience.
Karen, one of the baristas, was simply amazing. Very kind, attentive, and diligent in her craft. I ran into several other amazing personnel at this location, who work diligently and passionately to deliver the best product every single time, and to ensure everyone feels welcome in this safe space.
This menu features lots of great Latin-inspired drinks, such as the classic Cafe de Olla, the fan-favorite Horchata Latte, and the adventurous Spicy Mayan Mocha, as well as Latin Soda with Tajin and your choice of cream. If you ask me, there isn’t just one menu highlight; all of it is exceptional (and my go-to is usually Horchata Latte, and the Matchata). Seasonal drinks, such as the BanaChoco Latte, the Chappell Roan menu (which features a “Pink Pony” Hibiscus Lemonade), and the Bizcochito Latte, are always a treat and will keep the menu fresh.
It does tend to be an investment (but then again, which coffee shop *isn’t* pricey these days?), so expect to pay a premium for their drinks, but I think it’s absolutely worth it since you’re supporting a Latin-owned, women-owned business in Kansas City.
Generally speaking, this place is definitely a must-try if you’re ever in the KC metro. The flavors, the ambience, the friendly staff, all of it is amazing, in fact, I got so enamored with the store’s aroma, I decided to buy one of the little air freshener scents to hang on my car for the new Fall season.
That said, Cafe Corazon is highly recommendable, especially if you want to support a Latino-owned, or women-owned small business in the area. I know I’d always wanted to be a regular supporter of a local women-owned business. It’s a great place to hang out; I’ve met lots of great people here, which, I think, is hard to do in third spaces anymore. I’ve also been informed that fans of L.A. sports teams hang out here, such as the Raiders and the Dodgers, so California transplants in the periphery will definitely enjoy this spot.
The only caveat is that parking is virtually nonexistent much of the time, so you’re kind of on your own when it comes to that. Otherwise, this is a wonderful spot.
… moreSituated in Westport Road, this place actually took the place of another women-owned business, named Circle Tax & Accounting, which moved out of that space in 2019, after over 20 years in that space.
I first heard about this hole-in-the-wall back in 2024, and I’d actually been curious to see what it was like. My first visit to this place led to a lovely impromptu coffee date with someone standing in line, which definitely was a highlight of the year from me.
Driving to this particular store, you get an idea of what to expect. The mural on the side of the store is very pretty, featuring Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, painted alongside a “Linden Pharmacy” ghost sign from a Westport long ago. When you walk in, you’re greeted with an absolutely lovely aroma that screams “feminine warmth” (or just gingerbread), and plenty of music in Spanish to vibe along to. The interior, is very warm and inviting, and colorful, encouraging conversation, which greatly contrasts with the ambience of postmodern coffee shops of today. Starbucks would only dream of this type of ambience.
Karen, one of the baristas, was simply amazing. Very kind, attentive, and diligent in her craft. I ran into several other amazing personnel at this location, who work diligently and passionately to deliver the best product every single time, and to ensure everyone feels welcome in this safe space.
This menu features lots of great Latin-inspired drinks, such as the classic Cafe de Olla, the fan-favorite Horchata Latte, and the adventurous Spicy Mayan Mocha, as well as Latin Soda with Tajin and your choice of cream. If you ask me, there isn’t just one menu highlight; all of it is exceptional (and my go-to is usually Horchata Latte, and the Matchata). Seasonal drinks, such as the BanaChoco Latte, the Chappell Roan menu (which features a “Pink Pony” Hibiscus Lemonade), and the Bizcochito Latte, are always a treat and will keep the menu fresh.
It does tend to be an investment (but then again, which coffee shop *isn’t* pricey these days?), so expect to pay a premium for their drinks, but I think it’s absolutely worth it since you’re supporting a Latin-owned, women-owned business in Kansas City.
Generally speaking, this place is definitely a must-try if you’re ever in the KC metro. The flavors, the ambience, the friendly staff, all of it is amazing, in fact, I got so enamored with the store’s aroma, I decided to buy one of the little air freshener scents to hang on my car for the new Fall season.
That said, Cafe Corazon is highly recommendable, especially if you want to support a Latino-owned, or women-owned small business in the area. I know I’d always wanted to be a regular supporter of a local women-owned business. It’s a great place to hang out; I’ve met lots of great people here, which, I think, is hard to do in third spaces anymore. I’ve also been informed that fans of L.A. sports teams hang out here, such as the Raiders and the Dodgers, so California transplants in the periphery will definitely enjoy this spot.
The only caveat is that parking is virtually nonexistent much of the time, so you’re kind of on your own when it comes to that. Otherwise, this is a wonderful spot.