Tin Kitchen is amazing and anyone who says otherwise is just crazy and miserable. From Hailey,…read moreAugust and the rest of the staff to the delicious food, it is the best BBQ place in the KC Metro. I eat there almost weekly and just had them cater a party of over 50 people. You can't find a better small town atmosphere and amazing food.

Y'all, the Tin Kitchen is my new go-to dining spot whenever I'm in Weston! I went there for dinner…read moreduring a recent camping trip and was blown away by how delicious everything was, and how generous the portion sizing is. The staff were very friendly, and I loved the vibe- a mix of old school and new in an old (but very well maintained) brick building in downtown Weston. My one note about the Cajun chicken sandwich is that the seasoning, while very tasty, is mild in terms of spice. So if you're expecting spice, you'll probably want to add some spicy BBQ sauce or something similar. All in all this place is such a gem, and I recommend it to anyone visiting Weston during a mealtime!

Tay's makes one of the best burgers in KC. They promote the quality of ingredients they use, and I…read morethink it shows in the food they bring to the table. The things I like most about Tay's include: the fries, sriracha ketchup, a fun car for kids meals, and of course the burger with all of the available toppings to choose from. I ordered a single with fries. My wife and I decided that we'll probably share next time. We might even get the slider with fries. My son loved the car his burger was served in. The ladies working were so friendly and worked quickly through the long line to get orders placed. We didn't have any issues finding a table to sit. They have plenty of high chairs and booster seats for kids too.

This was my first time at Tay's Burger Shack and here's what I thought: The restaurant is quaint…read moreand they have such a cute patio and decors The customer service was really great and they get in orders fast! So the food... that's why we really came here. So many people hyped Tay's Burger Shack up that I think it made me set my expectations really high. I tried the Single Cheeseburger with fries, I will say that I didn't find it very special. My least favorite part was the buns, they didn't seem like they were toasted at all. Just your typical old cheeseburger. The fries were not my favorite. It does make a cute date night and maybe late night snack.

A solid burger every time, no matter what you order and what day of the week. The tots are better…read morethan the fries (the one thing id critique).

If you're heading to Danny's Burger Shack, just know one thing up front, there might be a wait. But…read moreafter trying both the PB & J Burger and the Sweet Heat Burger... yeah, it's worth it. The PB & J Burger sounds wild on paper, but it absolutely works. The peanut butter brings that rich, savory creaminess, and paired with the jalapeño jelly, it hits this perfect sweet-with-a-kick balance that keeps every bite interesting. It's one of those burgers that makes you stop after the first bite like, "okay... this is legit." The Sweet Heat Burger leans even more into that flavor combo. The sweetness comes through first, then the heat builds, and that jalapeño jelly really ties it all together, adding both sweetness and a subtle spice that doesn't overpower the burger itself. It's bold, messy in the best way, and just really well executed. Neither of these quite cracked my personal #1 burger of all time, but they're not far off. Both were seriously delicious, packed with flavor, and easily worth trying if you're in the area.

This is a fun, kind of eclectic, place with nearly 2 centuries of history, which they have a tour…read more($10) explaining. Then they have great food, although they basically don't offer what you would consider service. We had the pickle chips (great), tenderloin, (pretty good), and the O'Malley sandwich (pretty good think Reuben). Fries were pretty typical. Beer, and drink selection is their claim to fame, and they have quite a variety to choose from. They have a beer for every taste, from lighter lagers, to IPA's, Reds, stouts and more. (The tour allows you to taste several of them).

Just incredible food. Their fries are my favorite. Amazing options for drinks too. The…read moreatmosphere is what gets me the most about this place! It's so beautiful.. staff was on point quick and the food was amazing.. worth checking out.

Had the special Pub burger today. I got a single and my husband got a double. For fast food, I have…read moreto say this was very good. The Snickers Swirl flavor of the day as a concrete was good.

They got my order wrong. They gave me 2 plain cheeseburgers when I asked for tomato, lettuce and…read moremayo and the rootbeer float tastes like rancid alcohol. This is the second time I've had issues with this location. I love Culver's but this is crazy.

Scott's Kitchen is one of those places where I'm convinced the brisket tastes good on absolutely…read moreanything. The brisket itself is amazing, but then you see a brisket burrito on the menu and think, what? Why? And somehow it works. The brisket burrito is loaded with cilantro lime rice, black beans, romaine, red chile fire salsa, jalapeño apple slaw, and ghost pepper jack cheese, and it is ridiculously good. Honestly, whether you get the brisket by itself, in a taco, on a sandwich, or wrapped up in a burrito, it's hard to go wrong. Service is quick and friendly. It's counter-service style, so things move efficiently even when they're busy, and the staff is helpful if you have questions about the menu. The ambiance is exactly what you expect from a good barbecue joint. Casual, no-frills, standard BBQ spot vibes where the focus is clearly on the food rather than trying to create some overly polished dining experience. Scott's has also earned a strong local reputation, including recognition for its barbecue and burritos, and I completely understand why. Five stars. Come for the brisket. Put it on whatever you want. Apparently, you can't mess it up.

Located just down the road from the Kansas City International Airport is a BBQ joint holding its…read moreown in the competitive and ever expanding KC BBQ scene. Service (A-) : Due to FIFA being in town we expected a crowd so we called ours in and picked it up. Staff were polite and prompt. Decor/Ambiance (C+) : Pretty basic. Lots of corrugated tin and metal chairs. Well lit building with a large alfresco dining area as well. Cleanliness (B+) : Height of lunch so it was a bit crowded, but the staff was doing a good job at keeping up. Value (B-) : We split a two meat entree (turkey and burnt ends) and for our two sides we opted for a double order of beans. It was a fair amount of food but $25 for a lunch plate was skirting the line in my opinion. But again, it is BBQ and we all know the state of the economy these days. Location (B+) : No traffic to fight. East highway access. Parking lot could've been larger as there is no off-site parking available currently. Food: (B+) : As I mentioned, we had burnt ends, turkey, and beans. The turkey, while smoky and flavorful, was too moist. I know, I know. "Too moist!?" Who is this idiot, the Goldilocks of the amateur food review set. But it was so wet that it was on the cusp of being slimy. Again, the flavor was on point so it's likely just a personal preference for texture on my palates part. The beans on the other hand were perfectly cooked and bursting with flavor. I was dubious about pineapple in my bbq beans but now I'm wondering why everyone isn't doing it. The bbq sauce was the perfect amount of sweet and smoky with a subtle hint of apple. The rock star was most definitely the burnt ends. They were an A+. Perfectly marbled choice cut of smokey deliciousness that quite literally melted in my mouth. Fantastic! Summation: I'm not sure why Scott's isn't on everyone's lips as a top contender in the KC BBQ scene, but I'm here to tell you that if you haven't tried it you are doing yourself a disservice. We are looking forward to going back and trying the ribs and of course another helping of those bodacious burnt ends.

Great dive bar with great dive bar food. Had the Queso Jalapeno burger. It was messy and delicious…read moreand greasy just like dive bar food is supposed to be! Great friendly service food was inexpensive but cooked with pride! Highly recommended if you're in the dive bar mood!!

What a hidden gem! Christi the bar owner was a fellow Jayhawk and she changed the TV so we could…read morewatch the Hawks in Missouri. The burgers were excellent and she hand battered her onion rings. We fired up the jukebox and enjoyed a few drafts with the locals. I would highly recommend when passing through.

New fave spot unlocked. Went today for an early lunch and has been thinking about it since. We had…read moremozzarella sticks, meat madness pizza, wings in buffalo and bbq, and chicken empanadas to eat. For drinks we had their draft espresso martinis and third base shots! Everything was delicious and my only complaint is it's not near my home. I think our server was Sasha but I can't remember for certain. She was also the bartender. Her service was efficient and persistent. This place was amazing across the board. I also loved the baseball decor. Can't wait to return and try their breakfast.

Stopped in for a late breakfast ( 9:45am) place was empty except for 1 other couple. Server was…read morefriendly and very attentive without being intrusive. I ordered the breakfast patty melt that came with hash brown patties. The atmosphere is a sports bar. Food was ok. Nothing special.

I ordered a $10.99 "Chris style" Burger - two patties, cheese, bacon and a few fries for a topping…read more No sauce just ketchup packets on the side. Positives - bun was toasted, bacon - cooked well and plentiful. The $6.79 "Beast style" fries were weird. A smallish order with a teaspoon of caramelized onions, 3 canned pickle slices and a drizzle of cheese, mayo, mustard and ketchup. One of the most god-awful concoctions ever. I was impressed that they were ready 1 minute before promised pick-up time. I picked up from the kitchen at the Perkins on N. Oak, although other pick-up / delivery options are located around the city. Would I return? Probably not. A bit pricey, and with so many good or great burger options nearby, I will save some $ and find a place to dine -in.

This was the WORST burger experience ever. Worse than the now closed Truman Hospital McDonald's…read more I ordered via Uber Eats. They kept the driver waiting for the order. She was visibly frustrated when she got to my door and was apologizing profusely. I bumped up her tip. Fortunately, the food got there hot. That was the only good thing about this experience. As I bit into my burger, something felt like a seed pod. I instantly spit out my food and I inspected the burger. Whatever I bit into was now at the bottom of my trash can and I wasn't about to dig to find it. When I called the location no one answered and it was an hour until closing. After the experience with the burger, I threw the whole order away. Fortunately, I did not get sick. A complete waste of money and I will never try them again. Buyer beware!

This place is the best!! Old school food. Super cheap and delicious. The burger really is the best…read morein town. Nothing fancy, just good food and good people.

As soon as I walked in, I felt at ease. The atmosphere felt like I had just walked into the dinning…read moreroom at home. The food was tasty and didn't taste like chemicals. The service was fast and polite. Even was laughing and included into the conversation between the other guest. Most definitely will return and recommend.