A coffee shop is open at 4112 Pennsylvania Ave., in the Westport space that used to be Fidel's Cigar Shop. Yours and Mine's co-owners, Mireya Miller and David Miller III, had started out planning a cart. In August they found this room for rent and decided on a storefront instead.
The opening is reported by Noelle Alviz-Gransee in The Kansas City Star. Miller, 31, grew up in Kansas City and is originally from Zacatecas, Mexico; she previously worked in KU's dermatology department and has said she has loved coffee since childhood and wanted a shop. David Miller III is 29.
A Week of Pastries, Gone in a Weekend
The shop sold out a week's worth of pastries during its opening weekend. Miller said they then sourced pastries from local bakeries for the previous two days. The usual baked goods come from Heirloom in Brookside.
Espresso drinks are made with Oddly Correct beans. The menu also has teas, matcha, horchata and other non-coffee drinks, plus rotating seasonal specials. Syrups for those seasonal drinks are made in-house, and the shop plans to move fully to house-made syrups.
Twelve Ounces, On Purpose
Everything is served in a 12-ounce cup. Miller said she wants to keep it that way. The Star ordered the Fuego Dulce latte, habanero and dulce de leche, at $7. Winter seasonal flavors are scheduled to debut Dec. 1.
The shop says it aims to be a welcoming third space for working, lingering and meeting friends. The clock is a little less romantic: 5:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday.
The Cigar Shop, and the Fire Upstairs
Fidel's was the previous tenant. As of June 30, 2025, the Star reported that the first floor at 4112 Pennsylvania Ave. held two active businesses, Fidel's Cigar Shop and the Latin American restaurant Brix.
KSHB reported that Fidel's, on the first floor below apartments where a fire began, temporarily closed after a Wednesday morning fire at the multi-use building and planned to conduct business for the time being at La Cultura Cigars, 514 Southwest Blvd. KMBC reported that the ground-floor cigar shop was damaged, and that firefighters rescued three people who were taken to the hospital for evaluation for smoke inhalation. Those accounts do not date the fire against this opening, and they do not establish a cause or say whether Fidel's later returned to Pennsylvania Avenue.
Coffee, One Address Over
Down the block, the handoff was coffee to coffee. The Star reported that Westport Coffeehouse opened in 1996, spent nearly 30 years at 4010 Pennsylvania Ave., and closed in April. Chambre Coffee then opened in that space on a Saturday. Owner Paola Campos, 24 and from Puebla, Mexico, had run a coffee truck around the metro for two years. That is one succession, not a street-wide pattern. At 4112, the previous business sold cigars.
The next dated change at Yours and Mine is the winter menu on Dec. 1. Until then, the early door is the weekday one.
