Quintessential Kansas City BBQ. Sorry Memphis, Texas, & The Carolinas - but KC is the best!
The Smokestack burger is the bombay! Try the cornflake battered oven fried chicken as well.
Whatever you like, whatever mood you're in, they can match it. If you're in the mood for a good, real burger, this is the place to come. And yes, their sides are big enough to share.
if you didn't know . . . now you do . . . their wings (wing sauce) are kick ass! En savoir plus .
Great microbrewery, fantastic craft beer. Remember you can BYOF (food) and hang out for a while.
Amazing rooftop patio. Great for drinks after work or fun DJs for a night out on the weekend. Beware they close a little earlier than other MO bars.
Off the beaten path, but a great brewery hidden in a warehouse! Head through the chain fence and up the stairs. Small taproom, but a great patio for nice weather. Unique recipes, get a beer flight!
The food is better than most restaurants! The mixology program and creativity here is unparalleled in Kansas City! This is a don't miss if you are headed to KC and the Crossroads District!
This brewery tends to specialize in sours and spiced beers. If you have the palate for those, you’ll probably like it, but, if you prefer more traditional styles, you’ll probably want to skip it.
We can't all experience our breakups with a Seinfeldian level of detachment, but a little wine does help the heartbreak go down easier.
Really like the vibe here. Good people and an indoor patio feel. Beer flight is the way to go your first time. Usually a fan of their IPAs! 🍻
If you love Mario Kart, skee ball, and a huge selection of craft and local beers- this is your spot. Any hour after the doors open this place fills up!
Kansas City's First Board Game Pub is open for business! Come and play any of our 1,000 board games!
In deep center field, you will find the largest high definition board in Major League Baseball -- the equivalent of 1,532 42” high definition televisions. En savoir plus .
Home of the Kansas City Chiefs and their fans. These are the loudest (seriously, I think this was proved), craziest, loyalest and at the same time most fatalist fans in football. Go for the food, too.
The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum opened its’ permanent 10,000 square foot facility in 1997 sharing the new facility with the American Jazz Museum.
Located in the 18th & Vine Historic Jazz District, this is the place where jazz masters such as Charlie Parker, Count Basie, Big Joe Turner defined the sounds of the 1920s, 30s, and 40s.
Best museum I've been to in a long time. Leave plenty of time to go through everything - it had been 4 hours before I knew it! Extremely well done and informative.
In operation since 1857, the City Market is the largest farmers’ market in the region with an annual attendance of nearly 600,000 per year and bursting with more than 140 farmer stalls
One of the prettiest places in Kansas City to enjoy the outdoors; rose bushes, the fountains, the ducks and pond, and two separate paved exercise trails keep the place busy all year round
Great for several reasons and right on the river, this 17 acres is home to hundreds of trees, blooming bushes and a lovely amphitheatre.
Starlight is the best place to watch a Broadway show or concert. Since it's outdoors, be sure to dress for the weather.
I highly recommend the Pulled pork with spicy slaw and tots! If you want something healthier, get the bill's chicken or the bottom left salad!
Check out this one-of-a-kind museum full of well-preserved treasures from a cargo steamboat that sank in 1856 just north of Kansas City. En savoir plus .
