The food is delicious. I didn't know what to expect but they have such a large menu with many…read moreoptions. I ordered chilaquiles, and they asked me what meat, veggies, salsa, and how I wanted my eggs. It's all customized to your preference. The flavors are bold and delicious, I got the salsa verde on mine. The employees were very kind.

Stopped in here after my ECT appointment at Advent Health since it's right across the street. I was…read moretorn between the chilaquiles and huevos rancheros, and the cashier recommended the huevos rancheros -- glad I went with it. The dish came with two over-medium eggs on a tostada shell, topped with birria beef and onion, plus a side of refried beans and two warm tortillas. The beans were actually seasoned and flavorful (a nice surprise since refried beans are often bland elsewhere). Red and green salsa cups were available at the condiment station, and both paired nicely with the meal. It was a fairly light breakfast overall, though next time I may add a pancake for balance. My mom ordered the standard two scrambled eggs with hash browns and toast. Simple and done well. We both had coffee -- she liked hers, but I found mine a bit weak (probably should've gone lighter on the cream). The space has limited seating, but the décor adds real character -- lush hanging plants and colorful Mexican-inspired artwork give it a bright cultural touch. It creates a cozy, homey atmosphere that feels both casual and welcoming. The cashier was friendly and helpful with recommendations. Prices are definitely on the higher side, which is what kept this at 3 stars instead of 4. They also offer a senior discount and another posted discount that I noticed, but I missed the details. If I were rating just my huevos rancheros, this would've been a solid 4 stars -- flavorful, well-seasoned, and a great recommendation. But my mom's order was pretty basic (though that's what she wanted), and I don't think her senior discount was applied. Combined with higher prices, this felt like a 3.5 overall, which I rounded down to 3. Overall, a solid spot for both classic American breakfasts and Mexican favorites. I'll definitely return to try the chilaquiles or Texas Benny.

A few friends recommended Mildred's so i decided to give it a shot, and i will say, i regret not…read morecoming here earlier. The desserts were fresh and tasted good. However, the breakfast sandwiches were by far my favorite! The texture of the eggs was a mixture of fluffy and almost firm, and the sauces paired well with each sandwich. I would recommend the Standard Sandwich out of the trio (we got the sausage+egg and the chipotle burrito too) as it was the most balanced in my opinion. Service is just what you expect, it was fairly quick despite the morning rush and the staff was incredibly nice. They also have upstairs and outdoor seating so it didn't feel too crammed. Overall, loved it!

10/10 breakfast sandwich and burrito - 2 staples of any good breakfast spot…read more Pair that with a baked good because you deserve it! They don't have as broad a selection (~10 items), but they're super good! The cinnamon roll and chocolate chip banana bread were great. Quick service and ample seating. There's an upstairs and patio seating.

I have been to Caleb's several times for breakfast My…read morefavorite meal is chicken fried chicken with eggs. I also love the chicken and waffles. This is nice place with friendly servers and great food.

Good food, great prices!…read more We are always looking for places for breakfast. I think it may be our favorite meal to eat out and Caleb's will probably make it into our rotation. The place is part of the red bridge shopping center which has been redone and looks really nice. I got the cheesy omelet with ham. Some variation of this is what I always get. It had cheddar and jack cheese, and it tasted really good. I think if they would have added American cheese to the mix it would have been perfect. I got the potatoes and unfortunately they were over seasoned. The sourdough toast was good. My wife got the country scramble. She liked it but she thought the gravy was just ok. Seems like gravy is the weakness at a lot of places so if you find one that has great gravy then that is five stars. The restaurant itself is fine. It's clean, but to me it just looks like every other breakfast restaurant and I wish they would have done something different to stand out. Our server was very accurate, efficient and pleasant. It's a breakfast place so they have big sections and turning tables is the name of the game, so keep that in mind. Having worked in restaurants in my younger days I totally know what makes a great breakfast server and this is what you want. The price was really good. My wife and I ate there for 30 bucks. In 2026 that is really good. Overall, the place was good and the price was great. I gave it 4 stars because nothing stands out but it's solid all around. For the most part, that is all you need, we will be back!

Another hidden gem in Grandview! Yes, that's right. Too bad that it took me 4 years to stop by but…read morehey we're finally here! I came to know about this beautiful little space thru' some reels/news in social media. Open kitchen kinda concept & there were tables inside and outside of the restaurant. Inside space is designed thoughtfully with some flowers and plants. Everything in the menu looked very good & tasted good too. I've got turkey sandwich and my friends got po boy sandwich and quiche. They all came with either a side of chips or potato wedges. You can also substitute it with a side salad for 2$ up charge. It took about 15-20 minutes to get the food to the table. I really really loved the Turkey sandwich and the side salad combo that I ordered. Croissant was soft and turkey was so tender with a secret sauce elevated it to the next level. One of my friend really liked his spiced shrimp po boy sandwich too. Potato wedges were fire. Looking forward to my future visits, hopefully I can try the ice creams and po boy sandwich next time.

First time here the place is super cute with plants and fresh cut flowers…read moreI had the shrimp, poor boy which was perfectly spicy with that little bit of slaw, and crispy potato wedges I will be back to try the ice cream !

best breakfast burrito of my life! staff was so lovely! definitely recommend the breakfast burrito!read more

Holy cow did I love my lunch here…read more I discovered Red Kitchen via Yelp one day last week when I was looking for a new spot to check out with my husband for a lunch date. This is pretty close to our house, and I'm a sucker for literally any kind of Mexican food. Reviews were great and honestly I have to agree with most of the folks here on the Yelp page, as the chilaquiles I had I think were the best I've had in KC. The sauce was spectacular and spicy, the chicken was great, and on a cold day it really felt hearty and warmed me up. I'd be aware that it's a small restaurant though, so this is not the place for a big family gathering, but it's great for an intimate lunch or brunch, or likely to get things to go. Since my husband isn't great at adding reviews I'll add that he did ask for some hot sauce and it never appeared which was a bummer for him. I usually also like having some hot sauce on the side, but I found the red sauce to be the right level of heat for me without any additional sauces. I also have a haunch that you are supposed to maybe add extra salsas to your order at the kiosk? I think we're still figuring that bit out, but overall this is a 5/5 for me. I hope to come back soon!

We came here a few weeks ago, and thoroughly enjoyed our dinner. Wonderful Italian food here, one…read moreof the best options for tasty Italian. I had the vodka rigatoni with an Italian sausage, and my husband had the manicotti. I don't have words suffice enough to share the taste and how filling this was. I believe the wonderful surprise was the stuffed artichoke. We had been to Italy last year, and we learned about their love for artichokes. Some restaurants there stuff them too, and this was a close to exact from any stuffed artichokes we had there. The ambiance her is a bit dark and intimate, and our waitress was well informed with the wine pairing she suggested.

Headline: by a hammer, melted by calamari, and absolutely no regrets…read more ​ To end a perfect party weekend, nothing less than a full-blown Italian feast would do. It's been a minute since my last visit, and I'm thrilled to report that absolutely nothing has changed... and for once, that's actually a compliment. ​Round 1: The Liquid Diet ​Naturally, I kicked off my personal Tour of Italy with a couple of custom cocktails. ​The Elegant Marguerite: Fantastic, but don't let the name fool you. This "elegant" drink has a dark side and can cause a first round knockout. Proceed with caution. ​The Limoncellotini: Hands down, the absolute star of the show. Sweet, smooth, and hit every single note on the playlist. Pure perfection. ​Phase 2: The Carbs & Carnage ​Next up was the appetizer round. I went with the Calamari Fritta, served with a classic marinara and a seriously impressive pesto-style sauce. The calamari itself was light, airy, and practically melted in my mouth. ​For the main event, I ordered their specialty: Chicken Vincenzo. We're talking lightly breaded chicken with mushrooms, garlic, and herbs and one heck of a flavorful sauce, side-chicked by a plentiful portion of linguine. The pasta was a masterclass in al dente, and this lived up to the hype. ​The Service & The Happy accident. ​Our server was fantastic--actually took the time to pour our drinks tableside and drop some stellar meal recommendations. The place was also impeccably clean, as you'd expect. ​But the real test of a great restaurant is how they handle a hiccup. One of our friends ordered the eggplant parm, but the kitchen accidentally sent out chicken parm instead. Now, they absolutely would have bent over backwards to replace it, but the chicken looked so darn good they just went with it anyway. When a mistake tastes that good, you know the kitchen isn't messing around. ​10/10. Will be back to get hammered by that Marguerite again.

first you get five stars simply for the ambiance it is a lovely place to go and sit certainly to…read morehave a meal or a glass of wine. while is served somewhat cafeteria style the staff there is lovely and they are pleasant much what you would expect in that environment. I took some business colleagues there from out of town not because we went through the museum but just to give them a feel of what an incredible museum we've got here in Kansas City. the food's quite basic but it's good if you've not taken the time to spend some time in Rozzelle Court you should do so. OneNote if you are just going for a meal or a drink you might park on the street if you're a member you do get free parking in the garage or park in the garage and donate to the museum!!!

The woman taking our order / cashier was so rude and irritated to everyone we saw go thru the line…read moreincluding all 6 of my party. She snapped at you if more than 2 people approached to order even though we were trying to order on 1 ticket. She became exasperated when we inquired about changing the salad dressing and acted like we couldn't before conceeding to make the change. Next was the food....Touted as a "celebration of summer" the heirloom tomato sandwich that was produced was made with a tasteless, meally tomato, a huge hard wad of arugla, a smear of boursin on a stale/semi hard croissant. The beer cheese soup was gritty, seperated and oily. served room temp, not warm. When I inquired about exchanging my food for "fresh", I was told that I would need to pay for any additional food and would not be eligible for a refund of my current meal. So..heres the sad part...We were there eating because our friends knew the 'head chef' and wanted to support them. My friends were highly embarrased and apologetic. Definitely avoid this resturant. Go across the street to Oil on Linen at the Kemper. Excellent food, atmosphere and service!

Looking for an afternoon pick me up and came across Opera House after a few hours at the steamboat…read moremuseum. Cute coffee house with Resturant towards the back. Luckily no line, my husband and I ordered an iced latte. Service was friendly and quick. Lattes were delirious.

The service was great, i like that there are different counters depending on what you want…read more I ordered jerk wings and got these bland little chicklets that had little to no seasoning. The mac and cheese bites were also bland and had a weird sweetness to it that I did not like.