“We pride ourselves on serving locally roasted coffees, grown in partnership with farmers around the globe, whose passion for creating world-class coffee equals our own. The organization, of which Messenger Coffee is part, is dedicated to supporting local brands that deliver exceptional coffee and culinary experiences in local markets. “We’re thrilled to bring these locally owned Cafés to an area of the city steeped in local culture,” said Dan Trott, CEO of FairWave(TM) Coffee Collective. The Cafés have been renovated to highlight key architectural and design notes from the original Grand roasting facility, creating architecturally beautiful and aesthetically pleasing spaces that are open, with bright white walls, granite countertops and natural woods. The Jefferson Street location will offer freshly milled Ibis breads as well. Both feature a rotating selection of Ibis pastries, as well as breakfast/brunch burritos and a croissant breakfast sandwich.
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In addition to classic espresso, lattes, cappuccino, cold brews and manual brews, the Cafés offer iced tea, and other drink options. Both Cafés serve patrons on-the-run and provide indoor seating, with an outdoor patio in front of the 47th Street store and a more expansive outdoor space on Jefferson Street. The stores, at 318 West 47th Street and 4771 Jefferson Street, are the first smaller-footprint shops to open outside the brand’s expansive experiential roasting facility on Grand Boulevard-bringing signature locally roasted coffee and artisan Ibis pastries to the Plaza. KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, UNITED STATES, / / - Local coffee lovers are toasting the May 12th grand opening of two Messenger Coffee Cafés on the County Club Plaza.
Plaza Cafes bring iconic local coffee and pastry experience to residents and visitors.
Inside one of Messenger Coffee's new Plaza locations.
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