Jitters Coffee Shop - Wichita

I always enjoy coming here when I visit for the most amazing toast topped with goat cheese and jam and matcha latte with oat milk. Their avocado toast is also yummy along their breakfast biscuit. I love that they have a community pantry which is actually stocked and used. This is a safe and cozy cafe, much welcomes to wichita.

This is a cute little coffee shop on Douglas in the Delano district, their chai lattes are delicious and so are the breakfast biscuit sandwiches. Prices aren’t bad either! Also they have a fridge and shelf that is used by the ICT Community Fridge Project, where people can donate food for people in need. If you have extra unopened groceries you aren’t going to use this is a great place to take that food! I highly recommend stopping by.

The Delano district is home to one of my new favorite Wichita coffee shops! The air feels very fresh and clean with all the plants inside, and the food and drinks taste just as nice! If you visit for any reason, I highly recommend the brownie or your visit just won’t be complete! It also has great parking outside which, if you know Delano, is a huge plus! Also…STICKERS!! I bought both :

If you're thinking of visiting Leslie's SAY YES! My latte and avocado toast with a cool combo on top were delicious. The seating offered is really nice. It's comfy, homey, and bright. The staff were friendly and personable. If I were a Wichita local I'd make this my spot. I'll definitely return on my next visit to the area!

Just reading some of the reviews for the first time. Seem to be a few recurring themes… This is the best coffee in Wichita and it’s priced fairly in comparison with similar cafes in comparable cities. If you don’t agree, you probably just don’t have a very developed palate and haven’t spent much time in other high end cafes. You may be better off getting your hot milkshake somewhere else. The staff here are real, actual people, just like at every other workplace. If you need absolutely consistent and overwhelmingly positive emotional support from people in the service industry, give some thought to going to therapy or church more often. Unhoused folks sometimes need AC, heat and access to refrigeration. I’ve visited the shop hundreds (thousands? of times and have yet to have a single negative experience with any of these neighbors. We are lucky as a community to have people like Sarah come back home to Wichita and develop businesses like this cafe. Highest recommendation for all my friends here.