The Old School Social — Restaurant in Sweet Springs

This place is a hidden gem along I70. It is nestled in the small town of Sweet Springs and it is a sweet place. As you pull up to the building it has an urban look that will make you think you are downtown in a large city. (Really well done) the whole front is glass and let’s in a lot of light. Then as you walk in the front door you will experience an amazing interior. Lots of seating, private areas for study, bar seating, and couches for a comfy afternoon cup of joe.

The unique thing about it this place is that it has two different stores: A coffee shop (great prices btw with locally roared one of a kind coffee). And a fro-yo shop. Both excellent quality.

The thoughtful and kind customer services will remind you that you are in small town Missouri. Drake helped us. He provided great service and great conversation, telling us about the town, building, and shops.

I was on my way from St. Louis to Wichita and glad that my wife saw the billboard on...

On one of my driver's between Omaha, KC & STL I let the intriguing billboards convince me to check out the place. This had to have been at least a year ago. While searching for frozen yogurt and coffee joints, this came back on my radar and I hade to make sure to add my praises to this great place. At first, once exciting the highway, I was impatient for the cup of coffee I was in serious need for. But I was not disappointed and realized the extra distance from I-29 was a good thing! This is the kind of coffee shop you could find yourself kicking back at and just finding your Zen. As I was travelling with my 70+ year old mom, our visit was short. But it was a nice break on the drive and the service was perfection! I look forward to my next visit to try out their FroYo. May just hit the road with that as our destination for a lil road...

You would never think you would find such a great coffee, pastry, and frozen yogurt place in such a remote location. We found it by accident when looking for a cheese shop. They roast their own beans, and mill their own flower from wheatberries! The cinnamon roll was out of this world delicious with it's texture and taste. My husband had the americano and I had an iced cappuccino; both were excellent. Loved the coffee so much that we bought some beans to take home. It's a very unassuming building on the outside, but a very industrial/modern decor on the inside. They have wifi available and plenty of seating. If you are in the area, this is definitely worth the stop. Will most certainly stop there again on our...