Every time I come in to Clock Tower I fiend something new that I like! It's slightly dangerous having such a delicious little place within walking distance from home! I love walking in an seeing the staff making new breads, cakes and other goodies right in front. Lately this place has been my go-to for small tasty gifts for family and friends. Their cupcakes are not only delicious but also beautiful and can be put in a little clear box for a cute gift. I also love their macaroons for gifts (okay and for treating myself). Bright, colorful and flavorful, you can get them in gift boxes of six or twelve. I've tried a handful of their breakfast offerings as well and have never been disappointed. Although I'm usually on the go when I pop in here, they do have a small little seating area to enjoy a treat and some coffee as well. I'll have to take the time to enjoy that someday!
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Larry D.
Great little local bakery. We love the breakfast pizza for our morning treats. The worst part is trying to get out of the store without taking a large box of baked goods home with us. Fridays is free coffee with a purchase. We enjoy Roasterie coffee so we like starting the days here with fresh coffee. The new owner is English and has been introducing some classic British items like sausage rolls and beef pasties. Every time I get a pastie it reminds me of my vacation in England last year. Good memories. They also offer a traditional English afternoon tea (24 hour advance notice required). We haven't partaken yet but keep talking about wanting to every time we come in. Bottom line, we greatly enjoy their service and pastries, much to the chagrin of our waistlines.
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Cathy C.
I have our CM emeritus Matt to thank for this one. He grabbed an unsuspecting couple as they came in the door at Off Key Thursday night and brought them over to our table. They had no idea what Yelp was, but the guy is somehow connected to Clock Tower and said we should go. So I did, and I'm glad! They do sandwiches and pizza in addition to pastries and bread. The owner is British, so you can get scones and shortbread in addition to cupcakes and cookies. The shortbread was delicious; the guy ahead of me bought the last scone. My friend got a grilled ham and cheese sandwich on their multigrain bread which came with a small side salad; I tried a bite of the sandwich and it was very good. I also took home a vanilla cupcake with salted caramel frosting and a fig/goat cheese macaron for Yelper Daughter. I know the sun is setting on the cupcake craze, but this one was above average-a little firmer texture but not dry, and it really had some flavor. The salted caramel frosting was creamy, light, and not overly sweet. YD described the macaron as "awesome" and didn't save me a taste. The interior is utilitarian, but you can watch them decorate their beautiful cakes while you pick out your stuff. And although they don't seem to publicize it, with 24 hours notice, they'll do an English high tea, which is certainly a reason for a return trip.
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Address :7911 Santa Fe Dr
Overland Park, KS, 66204
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Breakfast Parking : Street Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
April K.
Every time I come in to Clock Tower I fiend something new that I like! It's slightly dangerous having such a delicious little place within walking distance from home! I love walking in an seeing the staff making new breads, cakes and other goodies right in front. Lately this place has been my go-to for small tasty gifts for family and friends. Their cupcakes are not only delicious but also beautiful and can be put in a little clear box for a cute gift. I also love their macaroons for gifts (okay and for treating myself). Bright, colorful and flavorful, you can get them in gift boxes of six or twelve. I've tried a handful of their breakfast offerings as well and have never been disappointed. Although I'm usually on the go when I pop in here, they do have a small little seating area to enjoy a treat and some coffee as well. I'll have to take the time to enjoy that someday!
(4)Larry D.
Great little local bakery. We love the breakfast pizza for our morning treats. The worst part is trying to get out of the store without taking a large box of baked goods home with us. Fridays is free coffee with a purchase. We enjoy Roasterie coffee so we like starting the days here with fresh coffee. The new owner is English and has been introducing some classic British items like sausage rolls and beef pasties. Every time I get a pastie it reminds me of my vacation in England last year. Good memories. They also offer a traditional English afternoon tea (24 hour advance notice required). We haven't partaken yet but keep talking about wanting to every time we come in. Bottom line, we greatly enjoy their service and pastries, much to the chagrin of our waistlines.
(5)Cathy C.
I have our CM emeritus Matt to thank for this one. He grabbed an unsuspecting couple as they came in the door at Off Key Thursday night and brought them over to our table. They had no idea what Yelp was, but the guy is somehow connected to Clock Tower and said we should go. So I did, and I'm glad! They do sandwiches and pizza in addition to pastries and bread. The owner is British, so you can get scones and shortbread in addition to cupcakes and cookies. The shortbread was delicious; the guy ahead of me bought the last scone. My friend got a grilled ham and cheese sandwich on their multigrain bread which came with a small side salad; I tried a bite of the sandwich and it was very good. I also took home a vanilla cupcake with salted caramel frosting and a fig/goat cheese macaron for Yelper Daughter. I know the sun is setting on the cupcake craze, but this one was above average-a little firmer texture but not dry, and it really had some flavor. The salted caramel frosting was creamy, light, and not overly sweet. YD described the macaron as "awesome" and didn't save me a taste. The interior is utilitarian, but you can watch them decorate their beautiful cakes while you pick out your stuff. And although they don't seem to publicize it, with 24 hours notice, they'll do an English high tea, which is certainly a reason for a return trip.
(4)