Cafe Blackadder.
This is the quintessential quaint cafe that every town needs, and Warrensburg should be proud to be the home of it. This little cafe is the haven for a good splash of culture and quality in a town with not much culture and quality. I really appreciate and admire the audacity of this establishment to pursue and ultimately succeed here. The food is absolutely delicious, and although I haven't been able to peruse the entire menu, what I've had tells me I won't be disappointed with what I haven't tried. Blackadder has it all, complete with friendly people, a clean, comforting environment, a piano, great food, and the ability of an establishment to keep you coming back for more.
Cafe Blackadder gets 5 stars for being the best possible version of it's concept: Â quaint, heavy on whimsy, local, natural, delicious.
Though the name implies Wiccan goods dealer, the reality is much more tasty.
Sandwiches look as if they were prepared by post-Yoga session foodies---because they probably were. Â But don't fault them for that. Â There are few places within an hour's drive that serve food of this quality for lunch.
You may notice that when you get the bill but remember. Â Food was not processed and, therefore, some of your bill likely helped an area farmer in this drought.
Not only will you feel morally superior knowing that you micro-subsidized a family farm, your body will thank you for treating it, for once, like it should be.
Great menu items but always ask about the special. Â I've never been steered wrongly.
Cafe Blackadder is now open on Saturdays! Woohoo! I can now eat great food on the weekends- and it's even better because I can bring visiting family & friends.
And as far as I know there is now live baby grand piano music Thursday though Saturday during lunch- always a bonus to the communal ambiance.
I've lived in Warrensburg all of my life and I have never eaten here until today. I think it's because I never go through the downtown area when I'm on lunch, so I never see it. Today, though, as I was driving down Holden, I glance over and see "OPEN" in the window. And suddenly, I was interested.
Cafe Blackadder is what every person who comes to a small town hopes to find- a small, quaint, kitschy restaurant serving good food- a secret amongst the residents. The decor is a mod podge of antique store tables and chairs, the walls unfinished- or maybe they are finished? I couldn't tell. Colorful paintings lined the walls as we entered and sat at the first 50s style kitchen table we saw.
We ordered iced teas, which of course were fabulous- Cafe Blackadder was formerly The Teehaus. I was impressed by the menu- a little bit foodie, very much organic and home grown, and definitely affordable. I ordered the soup of the day, which was a peppered beef stew, and the creamy roast beef club- roast beef, swiss, lettuce, tomato, onion and bacon cream cheese on a soft onion roll. My boyfriend ordered the "Ham and Jam"- a ham sandwich with "onion marmalade" that he swears by. I was skeptical...
My soup was great; spicy tomatoes and chunks of potato in a warm broth with tender beef. My sandwich was amazing- the smoky cream cheese complemented the shaved roast beef and onion roll perfectly.
But I feel that the real winner here was the Ham and Jam- which I took one bite of and fell in love. The "marmalade" was a smoky version of an onion sauce, and it went with the ham in a very strong, yet delicate way. I'll definitely order it again.
hands down the best place to eat in warrensburg. great vegetarian options, friendly servers, fun atmosphere. it's one place where we can go eat in warrensburg and see interesting people and feel happy that we live here. i recommend the tempeh sandwich and julie's soups are always delicious. if you come to warrensburg, eat here!
Review Source:Unique soups, salads, sandwiches- all local and organic. Â Such a breath of fresh air to have ingredients and food that is thoughtfully prepared. Â Go there. Â You will love it. Â And support local businesses! Â :: Full disclosure: My MIL is an artist (see review) who has some artwork there currently. They are part of the 3rsday art walk.::
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