“ I wanted food that wasn't fast food came here and the customer service was amazing super sweet! I didn't get the guys name who helped me but he was amazing the food was great! I definitely recommend everything is super affordable very friendly staff! ”

“ Great spot in downtown OP. Plenty of seating, live events every so often. Have some good seasonal drink options. Would come again Vegan friendly ”

“ We had not been in Homer's for quite some time and we really enjoyed our visit. Homer's is spacious and comfortable and has a relaxing quiet atmosphere. We really enjoyed the seating that wraps around 2 sides of the building. They have good quality coffee and tea and we each enjoyed a treat and I was happy that they had gluten free options. I also like that a portion of their proceeds help with a variety of local ministries to help various communities. I liked that they had a hygiene pantry outside for anyone that needed an item. The service was friendly and good. We will be back! ”

“ Checked in to Homer this morning for a vanilla latte. Ended up getting their "coconut dream cold brew" Decent injection of coconut flavor into the cold brew. Not too bitter not too sweet. I'd say, "Perfect balance" ”

“ My first time at this coffeeshop, in old Town Overland Park. Room and comfortable. Smooth, generous cup of latte in a porcelain. The Hymnuts jazz band was playing that night. They are astounding. The crowd was lit up with excitement. I already have friends wanting to go back with me. ”

“ I visited Homer's today to grab an iced vanilla latte while I was in Downtown Overland Park. The service was very friendly and very quick. There is LOTS of seating inside and some seating outside. The atmosphere is very chill, perfect for a working remote situation or reading. Most of the seating is tables, but there are some comfy chairs scattered throughout. I'd highly recommend Homer's Coffee House if you're in the Downtown Overland Park area. ”

“ If you've been in downtown OP recently, then you know things are rapidly changing. But there are still anchors amidst all of the hubbub, and Homer's is one of those mainstays adrift in the controlled chaos. Homer's offers a nice coffeehouse that is doing artisanal coffee drinks and some darn good baked yummies. There is plenty of space to settle in and read or work while you enjoy your coffee or tea, and the environment offers sidewalk seating as well for nice days. The coffee itself is pretty good, a robust house blend, or they offer a bean of the day, such as Guatemalan. My foodie sidekick sampled their Thai Supreme, a breve with sweetened condensed milk, and it registered pretty well. Maybe a touch too milky, but if you love a Vietnamese coffee, then this might be your jam. I had to sample the quiche, which was a summer tomato & mozzarella offering, and it was smashingly delish! Perfectly fluffy and not overdone, just the right alternative to some of their other baked goods. Pro tip: try the handmade Pop-tarts, which are always outstanding. The baristas are always exceptionally friendly and when there is local music on stage, they speak up for those of us who can't focus well even in peace times. Parking is kind of first-come, first-served, but it's always within a short amount of steps. Pricing may be a bit higher than some spots, but the value is there. Great local biz offering a good menu top to bottom with a comfortable setting will always bring me back. ”

“ Labor Day weekend, I was in town for the Irish fest, and I wanted to stop here but didn't manage to make it. So, the next time I was in town, this was top on my list. It just so happened that there was a fall festival in the neighborhood on the day, so that made parking an adventure. I had the Angel Caramello, and let me just say, highly recommended! If I wasn't afraid of getting towed (again, it was an iffy parking situation the day I visited), I probably would have hung out here for awhile. Very inviting! Will definitely stop by again sometime. ”