Welcome
to Our Site
McKay Street Coffeehouse is locally-owned and operated inside the new Frontenac Public Library in Frontenac, Kansas.
We are steps away from the new Heritage Hall Museum, which takes visitors down a recreated early McKay Street complete with storefronts and well-curated artifacts.
New Options
Soup and Salad
Grab-and-go or dine in
Salads - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
(limited quantities available) $8
Soup - starting at 11 a.m. Monday-Friday
(flavors alternate each week) $5
Quality and Community
We’re driven by a love of exceptional handcrafted coffee and tea — and by a commitment to strengthening the community by providing a welcoming gathering space, enriching activities, and opportunities for all ages to connect.
Our Menu
Our drinks start with locally roasted, sustainably sourced beans, organic loose-leaf teas, and premium ingredients. Our grab-and-go salads are made with locally-grown produce and locally-raised chicken. We make our cold brew, iced tea, and Andra's Almond Tea in small batches to ensure the highest quality.
Our Space
Sip from a table or armchair indoors or outdoors on the patio or Miners Park. When the library is open, enjoy the leather couches and fireplace! Play one of our card or board games, use our art supplies to add to the community "art line," take a free book from our Little Free Library, or snap a selfie in front of the mural on the exterior wall.
Our Heritage
Our heritage is important to us and it's evident in the shop, from the names of our signature espresso drinks, to photos of our immigrant ancestors, to Nona's ladle used to serve soup, to Dominic's childhood bookshelf that holds our Little Free Library. We value the community's heritage, too, and strive to help preserve it.
