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The magic starts on November 29 th and lasts through December 22 nd . Gather your people—your family, fellow Hallmark fans, girlfriends, and loved ones— and get into the spirit of the season with us!

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Delicious Dining at KC’s Famous Eateries

by Hannah Berry

September 1, 2019

At last count, more than 40 Kansas City-area restaurants have been featured on various shows on the Food Network and the Travel Channel. Kansas City is famous for barbecue, so naturally many of those restaurants made the list. The Big Four— Jack Stack , Gates , Joe’s KC and Arthur Bryant’s —get plenty of press and publicity. But what about some of the smaller, lesser-known joints?

B.B.’s Lawnside BBQ has been featured on the Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives (hereafter Triple D) and Drinking Made Easy and the Travel Channel’s No Reservations. It boasts daily live blues and an over 60-year-old pit in which they smoke all their meat. B.B.’s is definitely no-frills barbecue. Everything is served on paper, Styrofoam or plastic. Their traditional sauce is spicy and good, as are the pit beans, smoked turkey and burnt ends. You might also want to try Guy Fieri’s favorite, the barbecue sundae ... a three-layer pulled pork, pit beans and coleslaw concoction served in a mason jar. At B.B.’s, the waitstaff is very casual, and the restaurant has family-style seating inside and outside on the front deck. The super laid-back atmosphere and hole-in-the-wall vibe are refreshing. So, prepare to relax and enjoy the food at the place “where barbecue meets the blues.”

Woodyard Bar-B-Que , also featured on Triple D and No Reservations as well as the Travel Channel’s Bizarre Foods, is unlike any place I’ve ever been. It’s an old house converted into a restaurant—of sorts—with an outdoor smoker, rustic decor (deer head included), a random assortment of indoor and outdoor seating (think plush velvet couches and picnic tables) and a backyard pavilion. Also in the back is a working lumberyard from which they sell oak, pecan, hickory and other woods to area pitmasters. Upon arriving at Woodyard, you step into what was probably a living room at one time to place your order and pay. Then the staff delivers your food to your table. Be sure to try the Carolina sandwich (pulled pork topped with coleslaw) and the burnt end chili. Also, the barbecue beans are some of the best I’ve ever had.

Of course, it’s not just barbecue that Kansas City does well. A number of other restaurants have earned attention on TV shows.

Succotash (featured on Triple D) can only be described as a neighborhood dive. It’s a place where the staff sports piercings, tattoos and colorful hair, and political leanings are front and center. The atmosphere is loud, crowded and slightly chaotic, but the food is good, with hefty portions and reasonable prices. Be sure to try the “cake & a smile,” the eight-layer  citrus cake or—if you are really hungry—the Stuart. They also serve excellent coffee from local roasters Oddly Correct. 

Another of Fieri’s favorites, as featured on Triple D, is Cupini’s , a little taste of Italy hiding in Westport. When you enter, you order and pay for your meal in what looks like a deli. Then you find a seat in the next room over, where they serve you your food. The place is old and small, has creaky floors, and seems to just be thrown together. But that’s what makes this place so charming. Both the pasta and pizza are very good choices, and you can tell they make everything fresh in-house. Cupini’s also has a great assortment of desserts, including cheesecake and cannoli. Don’t miss the cute courtyard-like alleyway with bistro tables. Woodyard 

Blue Koi , another Triple D feature, is a Chinese food establishment on 39th Street run by the same family that owns Genghis Khan Mongolian Grill. This place blew me away. They have a full bar and lots of tantalizing dishes. Their specialty is noodles and dumplings, and—oh my—they are both delicious! Comfort food at its best! They are also vegetarian- and vegan-friendly and don’t use any MSG in their food. The service here is amazing, with all the staff being extremely friendly, gracious and accommodating. The atmosphere is comfortable and pleasant, and I loved the open kitchen. Plus, how can you not like a place that has “awesome sauce” on the menu? Check them out in Leawood as well, if you are in the area.Hannah Berry is a local writer with a penchant for delicious dining and fun photos!

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16 Best Things to Do in Kansas City, MO

Updated Feb. 11, 2021

From interesting districts like  Westport and the  Power & Light to history museums like the  National World War I  and  Steamboat Arabia , Kansas City offers its visitors a variety of things to do. Plus, there are all the stores you could want at the  Coun

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Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art free

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art appeals to many kinds of visitors, such as little kids who appreciate the giant badminton birdie installations (four 18-foot shuttlecocks, to be exact) on the 22-acre lawn, or adults who enjoy the play of light in Caravaggio's "Saint John the Baptist in the Wilderness." The art museum's permanent collection spans thousands of years, includes more than 35,000 pieces and features art from Europe, Asia and America. The museum also displays interesting architectural pieces like centuries-old furniture and stained glass windows, in addition to more modern paintings, prints and drawings, sculptures and photography. What's more, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art showcases different exhibitions every year across a variety of mediums; check the site for upcoming exhibits during your visit.

Visitors are consistently impressed with this museum, saying they could spend hours perusing the interesting art. Recent travelers called out the massive sculpture park for its host of unique installations and said the grounds were delightful to stroll on a nice day. Many said they also appreciated that there was no fee to browse this museum's extensive collection of works.

Arabia Steamboat Museum Arabia Steamboat Museum

The side-wheel steamer Arabia was constructed in 1853 for powering through the muddy Missouri River waters with up to 200 tons of supplies in tow. But later, it snagged a felled tree trunk and quickly disappeared under the sea. More than a century later, David Hawley discovered the sunken steamer a half-mile from the river bank beneath 45 feet of earth; it then became the focus of the Arabia Steamboat Museum.

Today you can take a tour of the steamer's deck and hull, but there's also a great deal more to see. The museum features a general store, a cargo gallery and several other galleries with odds and ends recovered from the excavation of the great Steamboat Arabia. In addition to seeing many of the well-preserved cargo pieces that were excavated from the wreck, the tour includes a video summarizing the history of the Arabia and how they were able to retrieve the supplies.

Boulevard Brewing Company Boulevard Brewing Company free

Kansas City residents are a little bit prideful about the Boulevard Brewing Company, as if to say: "So what if  St. Louis has Anheuser-Busch , we have Boulevard." Among its many beers, this brewery offers its fans everything from unfiltered wheat (a favorite) to pale ale to pilsner. The brewery has become the largest specialty brewer in the Midwest and ships its beers to more than 30 states across the U.S, and Washington, D.C. The brewery has seen such success and growth that it opened a visitors center in the summer of 2016 with beer exhibits, a larger tasting room and an expanded retail shop.

Beer connoisseurs are in for a treat at this brewery. Visitors can take a  free guided tour, which includes a short video of how the beer is made, a history of the Boulevard Brewing Company, a walk-through and also some samples. Travelers said the tour guides are insightful, entertaining and funny and offer a thorough presentation of the various types of beer. 

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Westport Westport free

Just north of the Country Club Plaza , Westport is a popular neighborhood where people flock to enjoy shopping, dining and a night out on the town. It's known for being the oldest established community in Kansas City and, fun fact, Westport was where pioneers began their trek along the Oregon Trail in the mid-1800s.  Today, the area is filled with bars, restaurants, local shops, entertainment venues and hotels.  There's everything from Ernie Bigg's Piano Bar and The Kick Comedy Theater to laid-back and upscale eateries. (Travelers recommend stopping in Ca Va Champagne bar to try its sparkling wines and creative cocktails.)

According to visitors, Westport is a lively neighborhood brimming with local businesses and restaurants. Many say it's easy to maneuver on foot and the bars come to life at night and on the weekends.

Country Club Plaza Country Club Plaza free

One of Kansas City's most popular places to dine, shop, movie watch or simply just walk around is the Country Club Plaza. This outdoor shopping district offers mostly chain stores (Anthropologie, Gap and the like), hotels and eateries, but also a handful of high-end shops like Michael Kors and Coach. The biggest draw here, though, is the architecture. The plaza boasts Spanish-style fountains (modeled after those in Seville), tiles and statues that fill the district and make for some excellent photo ops.

Recent patrons said Country Club Plaza, while not all that exciting, is something visitors should take at least a stroll through to enjoy the fountains and expertly designed buildings.

National World War I Museum National World War I Museum

The National World War I Museum is arranged in narrative form, as if WWI soldiers were telling visitors their own war stories through the exhibits. The museum features replicas of trenches, theaters, propaganda posters and guns. What's especially moving is the glass bridge, which spans an abyss of 9,000 poppies, symbolizing the 9 million lives lost during the war.

Most agree that this private museum is a national treasure. Visitors were pleased with the wealth of information available, the interesting exhibits and the memorabilia on display.

Kauffman Stadium Kauffman Stadium

Major League Baseball's Kansas City Royals make their home at Kauffman Stadium and the Royals are beloved by their Kansas City fans. The stadium was renovated in 2009 and, even better, this team has seen a resurgence over the past few years, bringing a new wave of enthusiasm across town. The Royals made a trip to the World Series in 2014 and secured a World Series win in 2015 – the first championship won by the baseball team since 1985. The stadium itself is filled with food and drink vendors, plus tickets to a game are on the more affordable side. Kauffman Stadium offers ballpark tours year-round (Tuesday through Saturday during the season, Saturdays and select Tuesdays in the offseason). Ticket prices range from $15 to $35; discounts are available for seniors and children, and group rates are available with advance notice.

Baseball fans say this stadium is beautiful and encourage visitors to attend a game during their trip to Kansas City. Travelers say the energy inside the stadium is impressive and add that the fans are welcoming and friendly.

Kansas City's City Market Kansas City's City Market

As one of the largest public farmers markets in the Midwest, City Market features more than 30 permanent merchants selling produce, specialty foods, fresh meat, home decor, flowers and more every day of the week. On the weekends, though, you can expect to find more than 150 vendors bursting with local products. (Be sure to get an early start on Saturdays and Sundays, as the stalls are only open from 7 or 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. year-round.) When you’re finished exploring the pop-up shops, you can stop into a clothing boutique or grab lunch at one of the surrounding restaurants and cafes.

The market’s significance extends beyond fresh fruits and veggies, though. Founded in 1857, the space was once a site for commerce, horse trading, political rallies, circuses and more. In fact, this Kansas City staple is also home to the Arabia Steamboat Museum , which displays a collection of artifacts that were recovered from the bottom of the Missouri River 132 years after the Steamboat Arabia sank in 1856. Among the once-lost cargo items were dishes and other fine china, clothing, guns, children’s toys and even the world’s oldest pickles. Admission into the museum ranges from $5.50 (kids ages 4 to 14) to $14.50 for adults. Seniors receive a $1 discount and children 3 and younger get in free of charge. Your ticket includes a guided tour, which takes place every 30 minutes until 3:30 p.m. The museum itself is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. on Sundays.

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Power & Light District Power & Light District free

This district (right next to downtown's Sprint Center) consists of more than 50 shops, restaurants and nightlife venues – and it's one of Kansas City's newer and most popular areas. One of its coolest features is its two-floor KC Live entertainment venue, which hosts about 150 concerts and other performances each year. But on an off night, there are plenty of other places to keep you busy – like PBR Big Sky (where you can ride a mechanical bull), Shark Bar (where you can dance to '90s music) or Howl at the Moon (where you can sing along with the dueling pianists).

Travelers say this is the place to go if you're looking to let your hair down and enjoy Kansas City nightlife, adding that with such a wide variety of restaurants and bars everyone should be able to find something to suit their fancy.

Kansas City Zoo Kansas City Zoo

The Kansas City Zoo opened in 1909 with a modest collection of animals: four lions, three monkeys, a fox, a wolf, a badger, a lynx, an eagle and some other birds. Since then, it has expanded to become one of the most respected zoos in the country, with exhibits ranging from the $15 million Helzberg Penguin Plaza to the interactive Stingray Bay to a chimpanzee habitat praised by Jane Goodall herself. Guests can also enjoy daily sea lion shows, zookeeper chats and elephant painting demonstrations, as well as safari boat rides across the zoo’s African Plains and overnight campouts in various exhibits for kids ages 6 and older. 

Recent visitors were impressed by the cleanliness of the zoo and the amount of exhibits throughout the property, but they warned that you should wear comfortable shoes. The 202-acre park requires a lot of walking, and you shouldn’t expect to see everything during your visit. Past zoogoers also recommend packing your own snacks and lunches if you plan to stay for most of the day, as the food in the park can be a bit expensive. 

The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures

If you’re looking to take a trip down memory lane during your Kansas City vacation, The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures is the place to do it. Open since 1982, this museum has the world’s largest fine-scale miniature collection and one of the most robust antique toy collections on public display. You’ll find exhibits with Queen Anne-style dolls dating back as far as 1750, original Barbie dolls and vintage Hot Wheels cars. Many recent guests were thrilled to see the toys they played with as children from decades ago. Though – for that exact reason – some patrons felt this museum was better suited to nostalgic grown-ups than to children, who may quickly lose interest in the glass cases filled with old toys. Still, guests of all ages can appreciate the vast collection of small-scale items, from miniature handcarved tables and chairs to pint-sized animal figurines.

The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures is open Wednesday through Monday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (closed on Tuesdays). It is located on the University of Missouri-Kansas campus, a few blocks south of Country Club Plaza . Admission is free for children ages 5 and younger; $5 for minors between 6 and 17 (and college students with an ID); $7 for adults older than 65 and $8 for those ages 18 through 64. Free parking is available in front of the museum. For more information, check out The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures’ website .

Hallmark Visitors Center Hallmark Visitors Center free

Chances are you've given or received a Hallmark greeting card at some point in your life. What you may not know is that Hallmark originated in Kansas City. In 1910, 18-year-old Joyce C. Hall of Nebraska gathered two shoeboxes filled with postcards and set out to create a greeting card company. More than a century later, Hallmark – still run by Hall’s descendants – is one of the largest card brands in the world.

If you’re looking for the same warm and fuzzy feeling you get when you receive a card from a loved one, recent visitors say this museum is a must-see. Wander through the exhibits at your own pace, or give the visitor center a call to sign up for an hour-long guided tour (offered every day at 2 p.m.). Either way, you’ll take a journey through the history of Hallmark with interactive displays and detailed exhibits, and you can also view a short film about the company or take a break at the gift shop. For children, the Hallmark Visitors Center offers a scavenger hunt that will send them on a mission to find specific artifacts throughout the museum.

Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts

For a unique outing during your Kansas City getaway, consider seeing a performance at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. Unveiled in 2011, the center is home to the Kansas City Ballet, Lyric Opera and Kansas City Symphony. It also welcomes visiting artists ranging from famed photographers to well-known actors and actresses. Recent travelers were amazed by the property; they described the building itself as stylish and beautiful and the performances as phenomenal. Kid-friendly shows are also available throughout the year.

Parking for the events can be found in the adjacent Arts District Garage for $10 per vehicle. Though the garage has space for 1,000 cars, visitors are encouraged to arrive early to secure a spot.

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Union Station Union Station

Kansas City’s Union Station was built in 1914 and primarily used as a train station at that time. During World War II, the 850,000-square-foot compound continued to welcome patrons with restaurants, a barber shop and a cigar store, as well as professional spaces like railroad offices and the country’s largest Railway Express Building (for shipping freight and mail). Union Station shut down in the 1980s and almost faced demolition on several occasions. It reopened in 1999 (following a three-year revitalization project) and has since drawn tourists from around the world with its stunning chandeliers and 95-foot ceilings.

In addition to hosting weddings and business meetings, Union Station also displays exhibits ranging from the newly redesigned KC Rail Experience to an interactive center known as Science City . There is also a planetarium and theaters featuring giant-screen movies and live shows. The station still shows its roots, though; just like a century ago, you can still hop on an Amtrak train and head to a new destination. Recent visitors said the historical, beautifully restored building is a must-see. They also said it’s especially great for families traveling with kids (thanks to a number of child-friendly exhibits) but noted there is something there for people of all ages.

Science City at Union Station Science City at Union Station

Science City is an interactive science center within Kansas City’s Union Station . It is geared toward children, which makes it a great place to go with your littlest travelers. Daily exhibits include the Dinolab and Digsite, where kids can unearth fossils and learn more about paleontology; a genetics lab, where budding scientists can learn how the human genome makes everyone unique; the Mr. E Hotel, which is filled with more than 20 optical illusions; the Sky Bike ride, which is suspended on a high-wire 30 feet in the air; and more. Recent visitors loved Science City, noting that they had just as much fun as their kids. Many recommended arriving early, as the center can get very crowded (even during the week, due to school field trips) and some activities and demonstrations may finish earlier in the day.

Admission into Science City costs $13.25 for ages 3 and up, plus a $1 reservation fee if you book ahead of time. This ticket allows you to go in and out of the building as you please on the day you reserve. Children younger than 3 can enter Science City free of charge. The center is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Tuesday to Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday. It is closed on Mondays and major holidays, though you can visit on Memorial Day, Independence Day and Labor Day. Parking costs between $5 and $15, depending where you park and how long you stay. Not every parking garage accepts all major credit cards, so be sure to check Science City’s website before your visit.

Arrowhead Stadium Arrowhead Stadium

Arrowhead Stadium has been the home of the Kansas City Chiefs professional football team since it opened in 1972. It is adjacent to Kauffman Stadium , where the Kansas City Royals professional baseball team plays. (In fact, there is even a private underground service tunnel between the two.)

Football fans can tour the roughly 80,000-seat Arrowhead Stadium in a number of ways. Public, guided tours last 90 minutes and take visitors through the press box, the CommunityAmerica Club Level, the locker room, the field and the Chiefs Hall of Honor Presented by Spectrum. Public tours are offered on Fridays at 2 or 4 p.m. and on Saturdays at 11 a.m. or 1 p.m., and tickets cost $30 for adults and $25 for kids. If you’re looking for a more exclusive experience, consider a private guided tour (which visits the same areas of the stadium, but in a one-on-one setting) or a game day tour, which includes a 60-minute walk through the press box and the Chiefs Hall of Honor Presented by Spectrum, followed by 20 minutes on the sidelines of the field during the pregame activities. To schedule a tour, visit the Chiefs website .    

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My 11 Favorite Restaurants To Experience In Kansas City

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The barbecue melts in your mouth. The aroma and mouth-watering taste of a freshly grilled steak ranks among the most flavorful meals you’ll ever enjoy. That about describes Kansas City’s culinary scene, right? 

Oh, mon amie , the City of Fountains can also be called the City of a Million Dishes. It’s much more than a barbecue city. Since my wife and I visit Kansas City several times a year (a benefit of living within a few hours’ drive), we have carved out a few favorite restaurants but still find new places to challenge our taste buds.

In creating this list, I really thought about places where I’ve had some of the best meals of my life. And while food is essential to a great dining experience, decor, ambiance, and service are just as important. A bad server can create an unpleasant experience, whether or not a meal was enjoyable; however, the opposite is also true. A great server can make an average meal seem like dining at a Michelin-star restaurant (OK, maybe not that impressive, but still).

In no particular order, here is a look at some of the best dining experiences in Kansas City.

1. Andre’s Confiserie Suisse

Specializing in the smooth, tasty art of Swiss chocolate making, Andre’s Confiserie Suisse has handcrafted some of the best candies and pastries in Kansas City for three generations. Among the mouthwatering candies are Kansas City whiskey caramel drops, orange peels, and truffles. If you’re not sure which chocolates to buy, grab a box of assorted treats. 

But it’s not just the sweets that attract visitors to the Plaza-area eatery. Enjoy André’s unique menu that also features weekly specials. The breakfast menu includes a souffle sandwich with gruyère cheese and your choice of meat/veggie on zopf bread to Andre’s Omelette, which includes gruyère cheese and bacon. 

Lunch, served 11 a.m.–2:30 p.m., includes breakfast holdovers egg pie (gruyère and Emmentaler cheeses), a ham and cheese croissant, chicken salad, vol-au-vent (chicken and mushroom white wine crab sauce in a puff pastry shell), and a beef popover, featuring seasoned baked beef in a puff pastry shell.

Andre’s is a popular spot for group dining, so make a reservation for parties of at least six people.

Essential Experience

• Dine with a group; leave with sweets.

2. Minsky’s Pizza

With 18 locations around the Kansas City metro, it’s pretty easy to find a Minsky’s Pizza for lunch or dinner. It’s no joke when Minsky’s is called Kansas City’s best pizza, with its hand-rolled dough, sweet base sauce, and ample topping options. 

Each of Minsky’s 18 pizza choices is covered with cheese and baked to a delicious presentation. You can add items to your pizza from a list of more than 60 choices, and the restaurant offers gluten-free pizza. But Minsky’s isn’t just known for pizza; its appetizers are great (I highly recommend the meat or cheese St. Louis–style toasted ravioli). 

The menu also includes chicken wings which are huge and tasty, calzones, pasta, salad, and burgers. 

Standout Apps

• Toasted ravioli
• Jumbo wings

3. Carniceria y Tortilleria San Antonio

The aroma of freshly-made tortillas wafts through the market, making you feel like you’re in Mexico during a visit to Carniceria y Tortilleria San Antonio . The Mexican market in the heart of Kansas City, Kansas — yep, across the state line — is one of the most popular stops on the city’s Taco Trail (which includes 50 Latino eateries). 

From street tacos to full meals — including quesadillas, tamales, burritos, and birria tacos — Carniceria y Tortilleria San Antonio uses fresh, seasoned meats, such as barbacoa, pork, and chicken, and other ingredients, for an authentic Mexican dining experience. With a salsa bar, you can choose how hot or spicy to make your entree. The market’s deli also features fried pork belly among its selections. During your visit, consider taking home authentic Latino goods, including hot sauce, candy, and even piñatas.

Pro Tip: Watch as store employees make and package fresh tortillas. If you’re like me, you can spend quite a bit of time watching the tortilla process from start to finish, as they make their way along the assembly line, including warmers.

Standout Deli Item

• Fried pork belly

4. Arthur Bryant’s Barbeque

No visit to Kansas City is complete without a stop at the original Arthur Bryant’s Barbeque joint in the historic 18th and Vine district, known for jazz, baseball, and barbecue. Just a few blocks from where the Negro National League (a prominent Black baseball league in the early 20th century) was formed, dining at Arthur Bryant’s adds to the area’s legacy. Home to where burnt ends (leftover pieces that fall off the bone during cutting) were created, you know you’re stepping into history as soon as you enter the nearly-century-old eatery. 

The decor isn’t fancy. It seems more like a neighborhood joint than a world-famous restaurant. No white tablecloths or fancy silverware here. Instead, you’ll find tables and chairs seemingly out of the 1950s, pictures of past presidents who have dined at Arthur Bryant’s hanging on the walls. You place your order at the window and pick up your tray of goods. You’ll sit next to folks who will feel like old friends by the time you finish your meal. It may be a classic KC restaurant, but Arthur Bryant’s isn’t a tourist trap.

Pro Tip : You can’t go wrong with anything you order, but consider a combination of two meats — beef, ham, pork, sausage, turkey, or burnt ends — along with standard sides, such as fries, onion rings, baked beans, potato salad, potato casserole, and coleslaw. Rib fans will want to feast on Arthur Bryant’s baby back ribs.

Standout Dishes

• Baby back ribs
• Meat by the pound

5. Santa Fe Cafe

Tucked away in a small strip center, Santa Fe Cafe offers home-style comfort food that you may mistake for Grandma’s house. Friendly service and a bright, clean dining area create the environment for an outstanding dining experience. 

With names conjuring up the days of the pioneer, you can order the Conestoga with your choice of bacon or sausage with two eggs, hashbrowns, and toast; or the Farmer, which features a chicken-fried steak with country gravy, two eggs, hashbrowns, and toast. Whether you’re here for omelets, the breakfast special, or the lunch menu, the food is delicious. You can taste the freshness of the ingredients with each bite. 

Santa Fe Cafe is open 6 a.m.–2 p.m. daily, with a 7 a.m. start on Sunday.

6. Carollo’s Grocery And Deli

Kansas City’s largest Italian market, Carollo’s Grocery and Deli may be better known for its sandwiches than the wide selection of pasta, olives, and other Italian groceries. Order at the old-fashioned deli case and choose your sandwich from a menu written on a board on the wall. 

I don’t eat meatball sandwiches often, but it called out to me during a recent visit, and I added provolone cheese. Carollo’s sandwiches are so delicious and filling that you may want to consider splitting one with your partner — or save half for later. Is there anything better than a meatball sandwich for a midnight snack?

Other sandwiches on the menu include caprese (tomato, basil, fresh mozzarella, and balsamic vinaigrette) and the Napolitano, with prosciutto, capocollo, salami, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato, and balsamic vinaigrette. If you’re an olive connoisseur like me (my wife may say addict), order a small dish of Mediterranean olives as a side. Enjoy the sandwich at a table outside the deli, elsewhere in the City Market , or another spot in the River Market neighborhood — possibly at the Town of Kansas Observation Deck to take in views of the Missouri River.

• Take your meatball sandwich out on the neighborhood.

7. Corner Cafe

There seems to have always been a restaurant on the main corner in Riverside. Well, at least since the 1940s. Originally called Reese’s Cafe, this location went through a variety of owners and name changes. But in 1983, that all changed with new ownership and the final name change to Corner Cafe . 

After a complete renovation in 1994, Corner Cafe expanded its seating capacity. But, you’ll want to grab a table in the vintage section, complete with an old-fashioned diner counter. For a true nostalgic feeling, grab a seat on one of the stools and enjoy your meal next to soon-to-be friends. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, you may want to visit for each meal. For breakfast, consider a classic omelet with hashbrowns and toast. Lunch and dinner menus include burgers, sandwiches, and entrees, such as the cafe’s classic chicken and noodles, chicken livers, pot roast, or catfish dinner.

• Grab a stool in the vintage section.

8. Lulu’s Thai Noodle Shop

Considered one of the best, if not the best, Asian dining experience in Kansas City, Lulu’s Thai Noodle Shop is an amazing outing. With decor that’s colorful and Thai-influenced, it’s easy to see why Lulu’s is popular. With a second location in Westwood, Lulu’s original spot in the Crossroads Arts District is the perfect spot to enjoy an authentic Thai noodle dinner. 

With decor that’s colorful and Thai-influenced, it’s easy to see why Lulu’s is popular. Preparing each dinner per order, Lulu’s specializes in using egg noodles, cellophane noodles (made from bean sprouts), and rice noodles. From pad thai to drunken noodles, you’ll add the protein you prefer, such as chicken, beef, and pork. Choose the heat factor you like (1 is about as spicy as I go these days). Each table has condiments to add even more heat to your meal. 

Lulu’s appetizers, such as the Vietnamese spring rolls and Thai lettuce wraps, are the perfect way to start your visit. Lulu’s also has a well-stocked bar with lots of options to pair with your meal.

Pro Tip : While in the Crossroads district, take a self-guided tour of the area’s impressive art murals.

• Thai lettuce wraps
• Drunken noodles

9. Mildred’s

With two downtown locations, Mildred’s has been serving a unique breakfast and lunch menu for more than 20 years. 

Breakfast at Mildred’s is simple: Choose a sandwich featuring steamed eggs, cheese, and your choice of topping (bacon or vegetarian options). Other items include breakfast hash, quiche, and guacamole toast, as well as biscuits and gravy. Mildred’s lunch options include guacamole chicken club, BLT, and cranberry turkey sandwiches, as well as a variety of salads and soups. Coffee aficionados will enjoy its freshly roasted coffee, including lattes, espresso, and cappuccino.

Standout Items

• Breakfast sandwiches
• Freshly roasted coffee

When the slaw challenges the ribs, brisket, and pulled pork, you know you’re in for a special dining experience. Q39 , with its original restaurant in the Westport district, is perhaps the best barbecue eatery in Kansas City. And that’s saying a lot for a city known for outstanding ‘cue. With its apple slaw bathed in a creamy sauce, the sweet side dish adds to the delicious hickory-smoked meats. 

But you came to Q39 for the meats, right? And are they amazing! Its spare ribs may be the most succulent in Missouri, lightly coated with sweet sauce. The charred chicken is second to none, and the certified Angus brisket challenges the best barbecue joints in the KC metro. Q39’s burgers and salads also score high points.

11. Lula Southern Cookhouse

Having a mom who grew up in the South and a grandmother who never lost her talent for Southern cooking, Lula Southern Cookhouse quickly became one of my new favorites in Kansas City. 

With a menu straight from the Deep South, you’ll find entrees such as Mississippi Delta Catfish — blackened for your pleasure and served with sides, such as dirty rice and braised collard greens. Grab a half- or full-size fried chicken, and you’ll swear Colonel Sanders is the chef, as the golden-brown chicken is perfectly seasoned. Add a side of grits, mac and cheese, or baked beans, and you’ll have a meal any southerner would be proud to serve… and eat. Bring your appetite (and plan for plenty of leftovers). 

Oh, and don’t call it dinner. Lula serves supper.

• Mississippi Delta catfish
• Fried chicken

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West 67th Street temporarily closed in Shawnee

There is a road closure on West 67th Street between exit 228A and I-35 South.

The event impacts 910 feet.

The traffic alert was issued Tuesday at 9:48 p.m., and the latest update about this incident was released on Tuesday at 9:53 p.m.

West 25 Street closed in Kansas City

The road is closed between Southwest Boulevard and I-35 South in Kansas City.

The impacted road section is 220 feet long.

The traffic alert was reported Tuesday at 11:16 a.m., and the latest update regarding this incident was made available on Tuesday at 9:41 p.m.

Kansas City: West 25 Street closed

The road is closed from I-35 South to Southwest Boulevard in Kansas City.

The impacted road section is 330 feet long.

The report was issued Tuesday at 1:16 p.m., and the most recent report regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 8:22 p.m.

Broken down vehicle on northbound I-35 in Kansas City

There is a broken down vehicle on I-35 from Southwest Boulevard/Pennway Street/Exit 1C (NB) to 20th Street/Exit 1D (SB).

The impacted road section is 630 feet long.

The report was issued Tuesday at 6:46 p.m., and the last update regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 6:58 p.m.

There is a broken down vehicle on I-35 between Southwest Trafficway/Exit 1A (SB) and 27th Street/Exit 1B (SB).

The traffic alert was issued Tuesday at 6:03 p.m., and the last update regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 6:40 p.m.

Broken down vehicle on eastbound I-35 in Olathe

There is a broken down vehicle on I-35 from 119th Street/Exit 220 to I-435/Exit 222.

The event impacts 630 feet.

The warning was released on Tuesday at 5:02 p.m., and the most updated information about this incident was released on Tuesday at 6:10 p.m.

Past Incidents in the last 12 hours:

Broken down vehicle on eastbound I-35 in Lenexa

There is a broken down vehicle on I-35 between 119th Street/Exit 220 and I-435/Exit 222.

The impacted road section is 570 feet long.

The warning was issued at 5:01 p.m. on Tuesday, and the last update regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 5:10 p.m.

Broken down vehicle on northbound I-35 in Overland Park

There is a broken down vehicle on I-35 from Antioch Road/Exit 230 to I-635/Exit 231.

The event impacts 350 feet.

The warning was issued Tuesday at 2:48 p.m., and the last update concerning this incident was provided on Tuesday at 3:04 p.m.

Kansas City: Summit Street closed

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The warning was issued at 12:16 p.m. on Tuesday, and the last update concerning this incident was provided on Tuesday at 12:48 p.m.

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There is a road closure on Summit Street from Southwest Boulevard to I-35 South.

The event affects 340 feet.

The traffic alert was released Tuesday at 12:46 p.m., and the most updated information about this incident was released on Tuesday at 12:48 p.m.

There is a broken down vehicle on I-35 from East Santa Fe Street/Exit 218 to 119th Street/Exit 220.

The event affects 580 feet.

The traffic alert was released Tuesday at 8:31 a.m., and the most updated information about this incident was released on Tuesday at 12:18 p.m.

Interstate 49

There are currently no traffic incidents reported in this area.

Broken down vehicle on U.S. 50 in Kansas City

There is a broken down vehicle on U.S. 50 between exit 1 and I-49 South.

The event affects 520 feet.

The warning was issued at 2:38 p.m. on Tuesday, and the latest update about this incident was released on Tuesday at 3:16 p.m.

Interstate 70

Lane on I-635 closed in Kansas City

One lane is closed from K-32/Kansas Avenue/Exit 3 to I-70/Exit 4 on northbound I-635.

The impacted road section is 0.70 miles long.

The incident was reported Monday at 12 a.m., and the last update regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 11:29 p.m.

Crash reported on eastbound I-70 in Kansas City

A traffic warning has been issued after a crash on I-70 from Jackson Avenue/Exit 5 to Van Brunt Boulevard/Exit 6.

The event affects 180 feet.

The warning was issued at 9:33 p.m. on Tuesday, and the most updated information about this incident was released on Tuesday at 9:47 p.m.

Broken down vehicle on eastbound I-70 in Kansas City

There is a broken down vehicle on I-70 from Blue Ridge Cut Off/Exit 9 to Sterling Avenue/Exit 10.

The event affects 460 feet.

The warning was issued Tuesday at 8:25 p.m., and the latest update regarding this incident was made available on Tuesday at 9:04 p.m.

There is a broken down vehicle on I-70 between Brooklyn Avenue/Exit 3 and Prospect Avenue/Exit 3.

The impacted road section is 440 feet long.

The incident report was issued Tuesday at 6:57 p.m., and the latest update about this incident was released on Tuesday at 7:34 p.m.

Kansas City: East Truman Road closed

There is a road closure at I-70 East and East Truman Road.

The impacted road section is 340 feet long.

The report was issued Friday at 9:47 a.m., and the last update regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 6:40 p.m.

Crash reported on northbound I-635 in Kansas City

There has been a crash on I-635 from K-32/Kansas Avenue/Exit 3 to I-70/Exit 4.

The event impacts 480 feet.

The incident was reported Tuesday at 5:14 p.m., and the latest update regarding this incident was made available on Tuesday at 6:10 p.m.

A crash has been reported on northbound I-635

A crash has been reported on I-635 between K-32/Kansas Avenue/Exit 3 and I-70/Exit 4.

The impacted road section is 0.79 miles long.

The incident was reported Tuesday at 5:14 p.m., and the most recent report regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 5:28 p.m.

There is a broken down vehicle on I-70 from The Paseo/Exit 3 to Brooklyn Avenue/Exit 3.

The impacted road section is 650 feet long.

The warning was released on Tuesday at 1:04 p.m., and the most recent report regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 1:47 p.m.

Interstate 435

Broken down vehicle on southbound I-435 in Kansas City

There is a broken down vehicle on I-435 from MO-210/Exit 55 to Front Street/Exit 57.

The event impacts 190 feet.

The warning was issued at 10:08 p.m. on Tuesday, and the last update regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 10:23 p.m.

There is a broken down vehicle on I-435 between Gregory Boulevard/Exit 67 and 87th Street/Exit 69.

The impacted road section is 660 feet long.

The traffic alert was reported Tuesday at 9:44 p.m., and the last update regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 9:59 p.m.

There is a broken down vehicle on I-435 from Raytown Road/Exit 63 to Eastwood Trafficway/Exit 65.

The event affects 240 feet.

The warning was issued at 8:34 p.m. on Tuesday, and the last update concerning this incident was provided on Tuesday at 9:35 p.m.

Lane on I-435 closed in Shawnee

One lane is closed between Shawnee Mission Parkway/Exit 6 and 87th Street/Exit 3 on southbound I-435.

The report was issued Monday at 7 a.m., and the latest update regarding this incident was made available on Tuesday at 9:28 p.m.

Broken down vehicle on northbound I-435 in Lenexa

There is a broken down vehicle on I-435 from Lackman Road/Exit 1 to K-10/Exit 1.

The event impacts 180 feet.

The traffic alert was issued Tuesday at 8:35 p.m., and the latest update about this incident was released on Tuesday at 8:52 p.m.

The impacted road section is 610 feet long.

The incident report was issued Tuesday at 5:32 p.m., and the latest update regarding this incident was made available on Tuesday at 5:46 p.m.

Interstate 470

Crash reported on eastbound I-470 in Kansas City

There has been a crash on I-470 between Raytown Road/Exit 4 and View High Drive/Exit 5.

The incident was reported Tuesday at 5:44 p.m., and the last update regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 6:40 p.m.

Broken down vehicle on eastbound I-470 in Kansas City

There is a broken down vehicle on I-470 from Raytown Road/Exit 4 to View High Drive/Exit 5.

The event affects 370 feet.

The warning was issued Tuesday at 5:32 p.m., and the latest update about this incident was released on Tuesday at 6:10 p.m.

There has been a crash on I-470 between Blue Ridge Boulevard/Exit 1 and View High Drive/Exit 5.

The event impacts 0.82 miles.

The traffic alert was reported Tuesday at 5:44 p.m., and the most recent report regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 5:58 p.m.

Crash update: I-470

A crash has been reported on eastbound I-470 between I-435/US-71/Exit 1 and Blue Ridge Boulevard/Exit 1.

The traffic alert was reported Tuesday at 3:45 p.m., and the latest update regarding this incident was made available on Tuesday at 3:58 p.m.

A crash has been reported on I-470 between Blue Ridge Boulevard/Exit 1 and Raytown Road/Exit 4.

The event affects 0.72 miles.

The warning was issued Tuesday at 2:36 p.m., and the most recent report regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 3:40 p.m.

Interstate 635

Kansas City: Fairbanks Avenue closed

The road is closed between Kansas Avenue / South 39th Street and I-635 North in Kansas City.

The event affects 0.58 miles.

The incident report was issued Tuesday at 7 p.m., and the most recent report regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 9:28 p.m.

There were no traffic incidents reported in this area for the past 12 hours.

Interstate 670

Broken down vehicle on eastbound I-670 in Kansas City

There is a broken down vehicle on I-670 between Genesee Street/Wyoming St/Exit 1B (EB) and Wyoming Street/Genesee St/Exit 1B (WB).

The event affects 160 feet.

The warning was released on Tuesday at 8:51 p.m., and the most recent report regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 9:41 p.m.

Broken down vehicle on Jarboe Street in Kansas City

There is a broken down vehicle on Jarboe Street between West 17th Street and I-670 East.

The event affects 30 feet.

The traffic alert was issued Tuesday at 9:28 p.m., and the most recent report regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 9:41 p.m.

There is a broken down vehicle on I-435 from Front Street/Exit 57 to US-24/Winner Road/Exit 59.

The event affects 480 feet.

The traffic alert was reported Tuesday at 6:10 p.m., and the latest update about this incident was released on Tuesday at 6:22 p.m.

There is a broken down vehicle on I-435 between Front Street/Exit 57 and US-24/Winner Road/Exit 59.

The event impacts 650 feet.

The warning was issued Tuesday at 5:54 p.m., and the last update regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 6:04 p.m.

Lane on US-69 closed in Overland Park

One lane is closed from College Boulevard to 151st Street on southbound US-69.

The event affects 4.40 miles.

The incident report was issued Friday at 7 a.m., and the latest update regarding this incident was made available on Tuesday at 11:29 p.m.

Broken down vehicle on northbound US-69 in Overland Park

There is a broken down vehicle on US-69 from College Boulevard to I-435.

The impacted road section is 670 feet long.

The warning was issued at 7:56 p.m. on Tuesday, and the latest update regarding this incident was made available on Tuesday at 9:04 p.m.

Overland Park: Grant Street closed

The road is closed between West 119th Street and US-69 South in Overland Park.

The traffic alert was released Tuesday at 8:04 p.m., and the latest update regarding this incident was made available on Tuesday at 8:10 p.m.

One lane is closed from 95th Street to I-435 on southbound US-69.

The event impacts 0.63 miles.

The warning was released on Friday at 7 a.m., and the latest update regarding this incident was made available on Tuesday at 7:28 p.m.

Crash report: I-635

A traffic warning has been issued after a crash on northbound I-635 from I-35/US-69/Metcalf Avenue to Merriam Drive/Exit 1.

The traffic alert was reported Tuesday at 6:01 p.m., and the latest update regarding this incident was made available on Tuesday at 6:10 p.m.

Warning in Merriam: Crash reported on northbound I-35

There is a crash on I-35 from 67th Street/Exit 228 to US-56/US-69/Exit 228.

The event impacts 460 feet.

The traffic alert was released Tuesday at 4:10 p.m., and the most updated information about this incident was released on Tuesday at 4:22 p.m.

A crash has been reported on eastbound I-70

A crash has been reported on I-70 between US-69/South 18th Street/Exit 420 and U P RR Service Road/Exit 421.

The impacted road section is 460 feet long.

The traffic alert was issued Tuesday at 4:07 p.m., and the last update regarding this incident was released on Tuesday at 4:16 p.m.

Warning: Crash on northbound I-40/US-71 in Kansas City

A traffic warning has been issued after a crash on I-40/US-71 from Longview Road to Red Bridge Road.

The event affects 70 feet.

The incident report was issued Tuesday at 11:21 p.m., and the latest update regarding this incident was made available on Tuesday at 11:35 p.m.

Broken down vehicle on northbound I-40/US-71 in Kansas City

There is a broken down vehicle on I-40/US-71 between Longview Road and Red Bridge Road.

The impacted road section is 470 feet long.

The warning was released on Tuesday at 6:18 p.m., and the most updated information about this incident was released on Tuesday at 8:04 p.m.

Warning: Crash on northbound US-71 in Kansas City

There is a crash on US-71 between 22nd Street and Truman Road.

The impacted road section is 320 feet long.

The traffic alert was released Tuesday at 4:56 p.m., and the last update concerning this incident was provided on Tuesday at 5:04 p.m.

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