Best Cookies in Olathe

"Opened in 1998, the Classic Cookie & Café is a family-owned and operated eatery built from the ground up by Leslie Stockard, her children, and family members. A true-blue neighborhood spot, they cook up classic American-style dishes with a Kansas City influence. Menu items include dishes such as the herbed potato and sausage casserole made with Italian sausage and seasoned potatoes topped with poached eggs, cheddar cheese, sour cream, and green onions."

"This place is a solid hidden gem in Kansas City and I absolutely LOVED the food!. They even bring out a little plate with their baked items to try and I’m not... (816) 800-4075Order online"

"With some of the best and most unique flavors (like Sweet Potato & Marshmallow, Earl Grey Tea & Apricot, Goat Cheese and Cherry, and Gingerbread), Glacé is fun to visit every time. Created by the Willy Wonka of Kansas City, Christopher Elbow, Glacé is staunchly local, using local beers, coffee, produce, and most importantly, milk to create their seasonal and delicious flavors. I find a new favorite every time I go (be sure to try the Earl Grey Tea if they have it!) and love trying the more unique creations like Goat Cheese and Cherry–the unique creations are always extremely loyal to their flavors, but absolutely perfect in ice cream form."

"Lee’s Summit Road, Suite 110, Independence, MO |  816-461-7424. You want the best doughnut in metro Kansas City?. Well, get ready to drive to Independence."

"When I tell people about the donut burger at Johnny’s Donuts, I am met with a mixture of horror and fascination. What kind of monster wants to eat a hot smashed patty with a thick slice of melty American cheese between two glazed donuts?. Turns out, plenty of folks have a proclivity for this paradoxical creation—not just weirdos like me."

"Johnny’s is a Kansas City treasure, and probably the only place you’ll ever visit where you can order a donut and a great hamburger in the same breath (and they’re both delicious). Make sure you order online and pick it up, there’s not much room for sitting at Johnny’s. my personal recommendation:"

"This eastside KC shop has not only doughnuts but also classic diner-style hamburgers to go. Johnny’s Donuts has been around since 1961. Make sure you bring cash because the shop doesn’t take cards."

"Donut King has been a Kansas City staple since 1969 and their experience cements them in my favorite places. If that wasn’t enough, they have over 36 donut flavors – so you always have a reason to visit again. They also have a wide selection of pastries on the menu, which you’ll probably end up buying with your donut (that’s okay, I get it)."

"North Kansas City’s Donut King is a donut-lover's donut shop. (Try saying that three times fast.). For starters, it’s open an Iron Man-like 144 hours per week."

"Mill Creek Park is located on the eastern edge of the Country Club Plaza. Here you will find abundant open green space, a .96 mile asphalt trail, and one of the most recognized fountains in Kansas City, the formerly named J.C. Nichols Memorial Fountain."

"At Blackbob park, you definitely need to plan for an all-day adventure!. From the castle themed playground to batting cages and trails to basketball courts, everyone will enjoy their time at the park. If you’re into it, be sure to plan ahead for a game of miniature golf!"