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5.0 (21 reviews)
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Most amazing BBQ sauce I have ever tasted. Bought it at Spicin on the tour.
Gary S.

The tour was a Christmas gift. Outstanding gift idea. Not only was the bbq food incredible, i gained a lot of knowledge on Kansas City BBQ history. I highly recommend this outing to everyone.

We ventured to KC to celebrate a 30th birthday and saw that this was on the top things to do. We love BBQ so we were sold. Arlene (tour guide) and Barry (driver) were SO great - knowledgeable and hilarious! We took the Cue and Brew tour which stopped at 3 different places and included a beer at each place along with the food and ability to bring beers on the bus. Stopped at Arthur Bryant's, LC's Bar-B-Q and Gates. The food did not disappoint and OMG, there was so much. We had everything from ribs to burnt end to brisket so a nice variety in meats and sides. Also able to try local craft brews. We were all in a delicious food coma by the end. During "digestion" time between the second and third stops, they took us a on a tour through the city highlighting various areas, monuments and buildings. Nice way to learn about the history of KC as well as recommendations for places to check out while we were in town. Definitely a must to check out while you're in KC!

Ribs, sausage and the beautiful baked beans from Arthur Bryants BBQ restaurant
Sarah V.

My husband and I did the riblet tour and Bethany was our tour guide. We went to Arthur Bryants and LC bbq cafes as part of the tour and they also drive you around key locations in the city to explain its history which was great for us as we had only arrived in the city the previous night. The Original Tour goes to 4 restaurants but I found there was plenty of food on the riblet tour and couldn't have eaten any more. A great way to eat some of the best BBQ in the mid west and get seats at very popular restaurants.

Ribs, sausage, and cole slaw at Arthur Bryant's

We took part in the tour on 10/18/2019. I would highly recommend it! We attended 4 different establishments (Arthur Bryant's, LC's, Danny Edwards, and Gates). We got a sampling of different items at each stop. We also got some digestion time as we toured downtown KC, moving from one BBQ joint to the next. Arlin & Barry were wonderful! Come hungry, and sign up for KCs only BBQ tour!

An convenient and fun way to get a sampling of some of Kansas City's best bbq. The tour took us to four bbq restaurants and included water, gratuities, a stop at Original Juan Specialty Foods, and a quick tour of the city. I highly recommend to all, and be prepared to bring your appetite!

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Arlene and Barry provides a night to remember. This is a special tour with a lot of info, history and laughs. Don't hesitate to book this!!

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Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise - View from our veranda.

Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise

5.0(8 reviews)
6.0 km

The last review was 11 years ago! it's time for an update:)…read more I signed up for the Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise (LRBC), because my aunt loves it, the thought being it's an awesome experience, sharing something a love one is passionate about together. Let me tell you, I fell in love myself, and was totally hooked on The LRBC, within a few hours of stepping on the ship. The accommodations, food, staff are all wonderful. The cruise is always on Holland America's new ships. My cabin was fairly spacious with a lovely veranda. However, what really made the cruise were the people and the music! Music was going 24/7, and the talent was hot! I was able to dance my heart away day and night. Some nights I never went to bed. It was such an incredible experience, all that was needed was a few hours sleep here, a couple hours of sleep there. I made so many connections and friendships with fellow cruisers. There's quite a few cruisers and artists I've kept in close touch with, since coming off the ship in January. The vibe on the ship is warm, welcoming, and full of heart. I've already booked for January, 2026! One thing to note about booking is: it's almost impossible to get on the boat as a newcomer. The cabins are mostly booked out for the following year cruise, by the time you get off the boat. There are a few cabins that are left, after prior cruisers are done booking. If you want to get on the boat, make sure to sign up for email notifications on the LRCB web page. There will be an email sometime in late March/early April announcing cabins and waitlists to the public. If you get on your computer and refresh the bookings page right as it opens, or call right when the list opens, you may have a chance of getting a cabin, but if not, at least you'll be fairly high on the waitlist. 2025, #17

This Cruise is NOT for you ! You will absolutely HATE being in the Caribbean in January, exploring…read moretropical Islands and basking in the warm sunshine. Also, you will utterly detest the almost 24-hour a day live Blues music that is on this ship - it is just too noisy with the likes of Johnny Winter, Taj Mahal, Dion DiMucci, Keb Mo, Magic Slim, Tommy Castro, etc., etc. And, you will definitely despise hanging out and parting for a week with these same performers into the wee small hours of the night. So for the love of Zeus, please please stay away from this Cruise - I'm begging you !

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Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise - The interior of our cabin, minus the bathroom, which is on the left side of room by the door.

The interior of our cabin, minus the bathroom, which is on the left side of room by the door.

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James Harman's Bamboo Porch Revue performs on the pool deck stage!

Taste of Kansas City Food Tours

Taste of Kansas City Food Tours

4.5(34 reviews)
4.1 kmCrossroads, Greater Downtown

We had a fantastic walking food tour. A great mix of food and Kansas City history. We are not from…read morethe area and came for a long weekend and this was a fabulous way to learn about the city and enjoy the food!

Being an Independence resident, but knowing somewhat about the history of Kansas City (my dad…read moreworked for KCPL for 35 years, and used to take me up and down those streets), I was vaguely familiar with some of the history. It's quite fascinating. But the little bits and pieces I didn't realize were so deeply important. I'd only been to 2 of the locations on the food tour, Grinders, and Grunaer's. That is funny cause I thought I'd been to more places around the area. The American Royal Parade was going on, and parking was an issue, if I'd not found a spot in Grinder's across the street parking lot, I don't know what I'd have done. I never intend to learn to parallel park. It scares me to death. We met Rebekkah at Grinders, and she presented us with maps of where we were going, with facts on the pages. Frankly, it'd be easier to park kind of in the middle of the tour. That maybe something worth mentioning. I don't know the significance of the Crossroads itself, other than I am drawn to that area, as opposed to the Power and Light District which I try to avoid. There is alot of history in the Crossroads that is important, and it was touched upon in this tour. It also gave me an idea to keep an eye out for other city's walking food tours, as I travel sometimes for a month. I felt like I wanted to know more history. I wanted to dig deeper. I don't know why I feel this way. Maybe I want to know the very importance of the area, besides Tom Pendegrast, which is extremely interesting. The tour touched on a few restaurants along the way. There were a couple I wondered why they weren't mentioned, and I'd love to know the history of the Manny's Building, though Manny's isn't a favorite of mine, the building is interesting. And why is Town Topics just in this area? And Lulu's? Hammer Press as well, even though it's not a place to eat...oh well, can't cover everything...I thought there was something missed, but also alot of interesting history gained. As far as food, each place provided a very small amount. A variety was present and they were able to accomodate both vegetarians and meat eaters. There isn't that much food. I would tell someone that, as well. The places that stood out in my mind were Snow and Company, Grinders, Elbow's and Cafe Gratitude. Tons of walking to get back to our cars. We stopped back at Christoper Elbow Chocolate. Rebekkah created a customer out of me, and I will be eating at Cafe Gratitude and going to Snow and Company. With these thoughts in mind, I would recommend this to an out of towner if you were in the city for a while. But be prepared to eat afterwards. it's a great way to find out about Kansas city and what it has to offer. Knowing the history of Kansas City makes me appreciate it a bit more.

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GM Fairfax Plant Tour - This is a pic of a pic in the lobby no cameras allowed inside!!

GM Fairfax Plant Tour

5.0(1 review)
8.7 km

On 6-14-16 I was heading home to Colorado from a 5400 mile driving/biking adventure. Since I own a…read more2015 Chevy Malibu LTZ Turbo, I thought how cool would it be to take a few pics of my car in front of the plant where he was assembled. I got there took a couple pics and was happy. Then I remembered the door jamb decal that shows that the car was proudly assembled there was falling off, so I took a chance to see if I could get one. I walked into the guest lobby and I was greeted by a security person named Ro Shawn she was very nice in trying to help, so she took my info and said that she would call me once she found out if it was possible to get the decal. About 15 minutes later she called saying that she had gotten a decal for me, I went right back. At this point I met Dan, he's the person that got the decal. As we talked I asked if they give tours he said yes, and in fact a group he was supposed to give a tour to canceled so he asked if I had time, and that he would give me a tour, I said YES!!! He gave me a guided tour from beginning to end of how the cars are built. Impressive doesn't even come close to describe it. Dan would introduce me to workers here and there and tell them about my 5400 mile adventure and my car. They all were so nice and they all would say, "thank you for buying our car". You can just see that all the workers take a lot of pride in their work. I got lucky getting the tour because the tours must be setup before hand. But if you ever wanted to see how cars are built this for you. THANKS!! Ro Shawn and Dan

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GM Fairfax Plant Tour - This is a pic of a pic in the lobby no cameras allowed inside!!

This is a pic of a pic in the lobby no cameras allowed inside!!

GM Fairfax Plant Tour - This is a pic of a pic in the lobby no cameras allowed inside!!

This is a pic of a pic in the lobby no cameras allowed inside!!

GM Fairfax Plant Tour - Engine set of a Chevy Malibu  Luis Aceves GM Worker at Fairfax assembly line.

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