Higher end restaurant with so such to offer! Place was pretty busy when we went but were able to be…read moreseated in very comfortable chairs. Everything we ordered from the burrata, cheesy potato soup, and alfredo was very good! Prices were good. Service was great.. Just a great time in general!

Went here with my family. They opened the back part of the restaurant to accommodate our large…read moregroup. Overall service was a bit slow, had to ask for drink refills a few times. Food was overall good! A word of advice would be to not get the loaded mashed potatoes- small portion and for fifty cents more you could have a giant loaded baked potato. I personally ate the shrimp BLT and found it had a nice flavor. The bacon was cooked well which I prefer my bacon just a little less crispy.

Stopped in just for dessert. We got the carrot cake and it's worth the hype! So so good, the…read morefrosting is delicious!

Good food. Nice staff. Nonalcoholic drinks if you wish. Comfortable surroundings. They have a…read morepineapple jalapeño drink that is wonderful.

While staying at the Elms for our one year wedding anniversary, we decided to eat an early dinner…read moreat Three Owls. The restaurant is beautiful, there is the main floor and then a second floor above with big windows, letting in a lot of light. We ordered the jumbo shrimp cocktail and the bread service to start. I was so impressed with the size of the shrimp as well as the warm, freshly baked bread and the Boursin cheese butter. My entrée was just as delicious, linguine with clams. The clams were sweet and cooked perfectly, and the linguine had a fresh taste of lemon. Three Owls is the perfect addition to your stay at the Elms.

Three Olives was fantastic. Not only are you at a beautiful hotel and spa, but the steakhouse has…read morewonderful food. We had the fries for baby and a wonderful bread basket with an array of choices. They served it with a sweet and savory butter option. The fries were so delicious that I stole a few from my daughter. Then we had the special ginger-ail that has a cute story about being from the world's fair. Finally we shared chicken and pasta and my husband said the shrimp and pasta was probably the best he has ever had. We did not have room for dessert but it was a wonderful dinner right on a beautiful historic property! I highly recommend

We stopped in Excelsior Springs on a random Wednesday before heading back to KC and found Three…read moreOlives Italian Kitchen & Bakery. It's right downtown near the Elms Hotel and was a great surprise. The restaurant has a fun gangster-themed atmosphere instead of the usual Italian décor. The owner shared some of the local history, and our server even told us about the underground tunnels that were reportedly used by gangsters years ago. They started us with fresh bread and a delicious olive oil dip with garlic, red pepper, and Parmesan. We split the spaghetti and meatballs, and there was enough left for lunch the next day. The meatballs were excellent, and the sauce had a great balance of flavor without being too sweet. They also have creative gangster-themed drinks and house-made cannolis, plus other desserts in the bakery case. We had a great experience, even got to chat with the owner, and could tell they're passionate about the restaurant. It was quiet during our visit, but we'd definitely come back when it's busy too. If you're in Excelsior Springs, it's worth checking out!

First of all, the food was pretty good. The portion size does look small, but the bowl is deeper…read morethan it looks. However it's pricey! I got Fettuchine Alfredo ($14) and added chicken to get my favorite meal, chicken Fettuchine Alfredo! But the chicken added an extra $6! Making it $20. In my opinion i would not pay $20 for it. I would pay $15-$17. They also gave us some bread, which was pretty good. Even some dipping sauce withit The service was great. They were kind and funny, i was on crutches still, one of the employees told me to sit down but then the other employee came to seat us. It was pretty clean inside and was not crowded, as soon as we got some bread there was a lot of people inside. I have three problems tho. 1: the prices, as mentioned before yes, the food is great. But not worth $20 for just the pasta and chicken. 2: the bathroom toilet. That thing is so close to the ground that anyone who is a decent height would probably be very uncomfortable trying to sit (this is the mens room I am talking about) It's hard to explain but that toilet is so so SO close to the floor. 3: the bathroom sink, it was fine but when I tried to use it the water would not shut off. So I had to go get someone to turn it off. Would come again. Would not be my first choice however. Also, loved the theme of the restaurant!

All rise for the honorably hungry! Presenting this review in true courtroom drama fashion…read more ​The Prosecution's Complaint: Plaintiff brings to the court's attention: the dark entrance staircase. Transitioning straight from the blistering sun into the dim foyer is a hazard--if you pay attention like a distracted squirrel, you will stumble downward toward your destination. Proceed with caution. ​The Defense Steps In: Once you survive the descent, the Defense presents a compelling case. The interior is sleek, mercifully air-conditioned, and remarkably clean despite the moody lighting. Our party was seated almost immediately, and our server was a delight. ​Exhibit A: The Rum Root Beer Float The Defense recommended this beverage, and while it tasted fantastic, the Prosecution requests exploratory evidence as to whether any actual rum was present. Multiple eyewitnesses at the table cross-examined their own floats and reached the exact same conclusion: zero detectable alcohol. ​Exhibit B: The Club Sandwich with Fries This main course will win over any jury. Perfectly toasted bread points loaded with roast beef, ham bacon, and a bacon jam that delivers a total flavor bomb. Absolute slam-dunk. ​Final Verdict: Aside from one co-counsel physically banging their head during the proceedings, the court dismisses all charges. I render my final ruling: a great place with solid food. Case closed!

I have lived in the area my entire life but never knew about this historic restaurant. The quirky…read morething is that it's a basement hide-away. No wonder I never knew about it. It's rather hidden on the square, just across the historic courthouse. The food was okay, nothing spectacular, but typical fan fare food: burgers, sandwiches and dinner staples like fried chicken. My hamburger was good, but as good as elsewhere. The service was good as the waitress made sure our drinks were filled.

Mica is the best server ever. cool calm And everything is…read morewe will make that happen! Food was fast accurate and tasty Loved the Bloody Mary we had Burnt ends great Sweet potatoes fries excellent We had 22 people all were pleased and we gave extra tip Thanks for a great experience for the out of towners!

What a delightful brunch! First time visiting and I have no complaints. The restaurant is fairly…read morelarge with indoor and outdoor seating. It's inviting and filled with bright energy. We opted to sit outside on the green space. Our waitress quickly approached and took our order. I was looking for a low carb option so I ordered the Barbacoa Brunch Burrito minus the tortilla and potatoes. The burnt ends were perfectly cooked and seasoned well; melt in your mouth! The eggs were fluffy and cheesy, and the pico de gallo added a refreshing kick. Great brunch experience!

I love this place, the food and atmosphere are both great and the servers are always very…read morewelcoming. Now I have to say. I'm not giving them 5stars for one reason. They took away their Chili and never brought it back and I was really disappointed. I loved their chili cheese fries and tots. But now I can't order that.. So Brewtop, you will get your 5star review from me when you bring back the Chili!!!!!!

The place surprise me!!!…read more My buddy lives across from here. From outside, look like nothing was going on.And it's nice and quiet. As soon as we got in, it was music and full house!! Are servers were so cool?They are actually our friends now!! Thanks McKenna!!!

Can't really review a place we weren't able to stay. Just…read morean FYI, the patio is not pet friendly despite searching for a pet friendly location before going. I guess I made the mistake of trusting the internet. Not a negative thing towards The Landing, I understand and respect the decision but wanted to make sure others do not try to go even though they pop up as pet friendly on the restaurant search. Main reason for this post is so it triggers for future pet owners looking for a patio to stop in at. The manager was very polite when letting us know and the atmosphere seemed fun, although extremely loud so if that bothers you then you should skip this place. Will have to go back and try it out for an actual review when we aren't traveling with our pups.

We have visited here a few times. The only thing I can say about this place is it definitely…read moredepends on your waitress. The food is okay all the time. But if you want a place with sports on every tv this is the place for you. When I said it depends on your waitress what I mean is some are attentive and some aren't. You might end up sitting at your table with your empty beer for a few waiting to order a drink. PS. Make sure to check your receipt before cashing out, they have some issues with over charging.