Radina’s Coffee House & Bakery

Great place for a relaxing Sunday breakfast. My daughter convinced me that try a Pumpkin white chocolate chip scone. It was wonderful — I usually don’t like scones because the ones I’d had in the past were dry. This wasn’t, it was prefect. I also had a chocolate croissant, which had a thin, crispy exterior and flaky, buttery layers that surrounded a melt in your mouth chocolate layer. I finished off my chocolate indulgent breakfast, it was Valentine’s Day after all, with a café mocha. It was a perfect finishing touch to this breakfast. Nice and chocolatey along with the smooth coffee flavor.
I wish I lived close so I could go here more.

A fantastic coffee house! The best coffee blends I have ever tasted with fantastic aroma and delicious taste. We currently purchase their coffee beans for our office and house! The staff is very knowledgeable with all things coffee! They also have fantastic pastries! Keep up the good work!

The people are nice and i dont feel like i shouldnt be there. Its nice. And they are super helpful with picking a new drink.

They’ve really impressed me with their deliciously, smooth lattes always made just how I order. I previously was upset with some inconsistency I experienced over a few months time, but they have definitely redeemed themselves. I also love their roasted red pepper Gouda soup… without a doubt my favorite lunch item!

Get the Snicker drink thing. It’s delicious! Staff is super friendly and kept us happy even though we had to wait a long time for our drinks (their espresso machine exploded while we were in line). After paying $ 14.75 for three drinks we would still come back if in the area!

Most of the reviews focus on coffee, but to me that was just so-​so. The sandwiches are very good, with decent ingredients supported by very good bread. I am a coffee snob and a bread snob. Radina’s baguettes are as good as the best in France. Plain, pure and simple. Why not 5 stars? The service system doesn’t exist. Easy to fix. Bread, however, is the most basic of foods, but great bread is most elusive.

The food and atmosphere are very good. I have already gone a few times, and plan to go many more.

Pastries and desserts at Radina’s are fabulous. I love their almond croissants, quiche lorraine, chocolate eclairs and peanut butter chocolate bars. They also offer hand made confections. The staff is friendly, efficient, knowledgeable and professional!

Sure enough a good coffee and food stop. Nice old world style breads to choose from, and I bought several loaves. Am anxious to try a chocolate-​cherry loaf. Had not seen this prior, but sure seems interesting.

What a lovely place! We go there all the time for breakfast and lunch. Their croissants and sandwiches are delicious and so fresh! Very happy that they opened up this coffeeshop-​bakery in town! The staff is always friendly and positive! Keep up the good work Radinas!

In all fairness, this business needs to be recognized for being a classy place serving decent coffee and food items. It’s in Manhattan Kansas, so there is no need for an expanded presumption of effort, but this place tries to be respectable.
An additional location of a locally-​owned coffee empire. A bastion of liberal, Berkeley alternative lifestyles hangout as an oasis from the stodgy boring stoic aging Conservatives that built this town and sold out to big government. Clocks on the walls for the following cities: Manhattan, Kansas (the location of this coffee shop), New York, London, Bagdad, Kabul, and Tokyo… all the cities where the husbands of the non-​College Kid customers are deployed. Notice the west coast like Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Seattle or other cities aren’t of interest… like they don’t even exist.
If you enjoy a change of pace, this place is for you. Wide variety of coffee roasts from different parts of the world. This building was an independent Mexican restaurant when I was a kid called «Taco Hut» back when Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope was playing in the Westloop double theater in 1978, and unfortunately that’s the way I will always see this building. Now it’s hardly a «down to earth» kind of place, but the coffee is good enough to charge a premium and the outdoor seating is enjoyable.
Go, Wildcats! DUTY FIRST!

Not that great. The poppyseed bread is one of the few quality baked goods (sometimes the baklava, scones are hit and miss). The art on the walls is usually better than what’s at Bluestem Bistro. Coffee and tea are decent. It’s a good place to have a meeting. Salads and sandwiches are not good. Soup isn’t hand-​made. They don’t change the menu often enough (ever).

I go through the drive thru at the Claflin location several times per week. I’m a simple girl that just orders a large house with 2 creams and 2 sugars but it always is hot and fresh. The girls at the window are always smiling and don’t roll their eyes if I ask for some ice water :)
I rarely have my coffee inside but when I do… it’s comfortable and inviting. Their giant mugs make the coffee seem even better. I like that they have a patio and customers seem to respect each other by choosing to go outside if they are going to be meeting friends for louder conversations. A giant mug inside reading the Sunday paper just gives you that warm, fuzzy feeling.
The only complaint I have is the location can sometimes be a hazard. It’s on top of a hill so you sometimes feel like your blindly pulling into traffic when coming or going. With the new Westloop stores that have recently opened, traffic has increased and I’m hoping a traffic light will be in the future for Claflin and Browing Ave.

Pretty much everyone in Manhattan loves Radina’s. The coffee is really good, the baristas are personable, helpful, and friendly, and the atmosphere has a comfortingly coffee-​shop feel to it. It’s a great place to get coffee in the ‘Ville.

Just had the worst coffee I’ve ever had and the people I was with agreed. Having formerly worked at the Radina’s in Aggieville, the new satellite location was the first place I went for coffee. (The 4^th st location) I wanted to see what the new little addition looked like and really wanted a good Royale. I left Very disappointed. Having had to wait 10 minutes for two drinks when i was the only one in line, this trip was Very un-Radina’s like. Shots were obviously run too long and my Capp. milk was cold with very little and very weak foam. This was a latte at best with no decipherable art of any kind… not that art matters to me if taste was good but this was just a mess. I hope this was an isolated event. The 4 people with me will not be returning. That’s sad.

I absolutely love Radinas coffee shop and especially enjoy the quiet inside dining area. My husband and I recently moved and are in walking distance from the Radinas by Dillions and it’s definitely a treat to go up there and sip a hot (or cold) coffee :)

this review is primarily for the quality of food. Love the cofee, sandwiches, and bakery items! the coffee by far the best i have tasted. the ambiance at this location is awesome. As for staff i have to say im not too impressed. maybe its because i come there so early and they are just not happy to be up i dont know. I got a smoothie there at two seperate ocassions through the drive thru and my cup was cracked. the first time i thought maybe just a fluke i went back and they were pretty rude when i went back with the smoothie after it leaked all over my car. the second time was just annoying and i was calm and collected and came back and they were again pretty rude and just seemed annoyed that i came back to get a new cup. Now i give people the benifit of the doubt i dunno maybe i caught her on two bad days cuz it was the same chic. anyhow i prob will still go there cuz i love the product but not so much with the service.

I am a regular at this Radina’s for three reasons,
#1 Good strong drip coffeee (it might be stronger than Dunkin’ Donuts)
#2 Drive thru window on my way to work
#3 I really love their panini sandwiches
The staff is friendly and only slightly disaffected ;-) Wifi signal is strong and FREE.
I also like that they give me a discount when I bring my own mug and if I’m at the drive thru with my dog, they’ll give her a couple of doggie treats.
This is the anti-​Aggieville Radina’s sure there are some students studying, more grad students, professionals and professors than undergrads. It’s a clean, well lit space with floor to ceiling windows all around, open airy seating, and a sunny patio for sharing a coffee with a friend.
I like it (and it’s right next to my favorite yoga studio!).
Beware, this location is only open until 7pm most days and they close their panini bar at 6pm. I of course, count this fact as a travesty — I typically go to Radina’s for a sandwich and a coffee.

I thought I would be the first to write a review for this specific location rather than just tack it on to the Aggieville location. Anyways I have been to this Radina’s multiple times and tried different drinks each time. There is plenty of room at this location just to study or hang out with a friend. All the employees are pretty nice. All of the coffee/​espresso drinks are pretty good, a little too much syrup and sugar at times but I guess it just depends on who makes your drink. That being said, do not get the bubble tea here if you know anything about boba. I am Chinese and grew up in Los Angeles and had boba pretty much my whole life, I decided to give this place a try and see what they had to offer. You pretty much get a choice between flavored tea, chai tea and flavored milk tea. The flavored milk tea costs 50 cents more just to put milk in it which was a little weird to me since usually you get boba with milk tea. Anyways I got a peach black tea bubble tea and it was 3.50. Definately not worth it. They put way too much syrup in it so it tasted like drinking pure sugar syrup and the boba was really chewy and hard. So stick to the coffee/​espresso and dont venture out into the bubble tea/​boba drinks.