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    4.3 (548 reviews)
    ModerateNew American
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Chicken Pot Pie
    Carlton M.

    If you are ever down in the KC Westport area there is a little spot called Potpie at 904 Westport Rd. It is American comfort food that is delightful. The popular dish is the potpie but they have other things on the menu. I tried the roasted chicken with mashed potatoes and green beans. The waitress was pleasant, knowledgeable and attentive. The crispness of the skin was top notch and the chicken very moist. The place could be a great date night or even a family night. This is a great spot for comfort! If you are ever down in the KC Westport area there is a little spot called Potpie at 904 Westport Rd. It is American comfort food that is delightful. The popular dish is the potpie but they have other things on the menu. I tried the roasted chicken with mashed potatoes and green beans. The waitress was pleasant, knowledgeable and attentive. The crispness of the skin was top notch and the chicken very moist. The place could be a great date night or even a family night. This is a great spot for comfort!

    Chicken Pot Pie, pomme de fin, tomato sauce
    Morgan J.

    Oh. My. Goodness! I had some work friends wanting to go here so the first chilly day we had here we came for lunch. I had never really been a pot pie lover. Thinking of those awful Marie calendar meals. But this is on another level. I did t realize their menu was French inspired or what exactly they offered besides pot pie. I got the chicken and veggie lunch pot pie and it was absolutely perfect. The amazing crust on top was warm and flakey. The chicken inside was perfectly tender and the sauce was seasoned just right. I also got a side of pomme de fin which the waitress described as a fancy tater tot but they were SO much better! The inside of the restaurant is reminiscent of little French cafes with a dark interior and a small bar. The people who worked there were real and pleasant. I will 100% be back for another pot pie would also love to try dinner there.

    Chicken Pot Pie
    Kenn K.

    Okay id like to start by saying the service was excellent. The place is small so id suggest making a reservation. Parking is also very limited so be wary of that. Personally for the price i would not go back. The portion size and the quality just wasn't all the way there. It didn't have enough flavor. The puff pastry was also misleading when you dig in there's not much underneath.

    Chicken Pot Pie
    Olivia F.

    Little to none filling inside the pie, over priced, chicken was overcooked. I could have made a better pot pie. Also the service was terrible, super hot inside even though it was 30 degrees outside. Made reservations but still waited 30 minutes took the server 40 minutes to come see the table.

    Red snapper, couscous, broccoli, mushrooms
    Emily G.

    The food was amazing as always. Ambiance was incredible with the dim lighting and good music. The drinks were so yummy. The wait staff was super attentive and friendly. We ordered the red snapper and matzo ball soup. My mom would make me matzo ball soup when I was growing up. The soup at pot pie did lack the usual other ingredients (chicken, actual chunks of celery and carrot) even though there was very tiny tiny tiny cut up veggies part of the fun is getting to eat them. But I will say it had flavor.. my mom's does not. So that's a win! The only thing was my partner got really sick when we got home.. he threw up and I'm not sure if it was related or not but we'll still be back

    Mussels in magic butter
    Dina B.

    Open for lunch, had my favorite must have goat cheese salad with beet dressing. Always perfect. Had the steak frites, delicious. My favorite restaurant in KC for more than a decade!

    Chicken Pot Pie
    Skye S.

    The food was very good, the ambience was great, service was good! Go in expecting to pay for the quality of the food and experience, not a big meal you won't finish. I left happy and full with a clean plate. I would definitely visit again! It's a very cute and cozy little place.

    Kenny R.

    Such a cool little hole in the wall in Midtown. With nice seating options and a bay window spot, so many options. I got the chicken pot pie with the pammes das? Reminded me of home style cooking and a big warm hug. I couldn't get enough of it. Sooo good. I recommend coming here for a little lunch stop or nice dinner for a night out! I will so be coming back here. On their menu it says "Good food NOT Fast food" and yes, the food didn't come out immediately, but it took a short amount of time to make the perfect meal! So yummy, definitely stop by!

    Savannah H.

    Potpie has a warm and cozy vibe in a historic building in Westport. You can dress up or down here without feeling out of place. It's a small building and gets a little bit loud but that kind of gives it a local pub feel. They have free bread service, with butter and a crusty French baguette they slice in-house. They definitely didn't skimp which we loved! We ordered two pot pies - the vegetable root and chicken and vegetable. The crust was flaky and nicely salted on both. The chicken and vegetable pot pie had a rich chicken flavor and a good amount of chicken inside. We felt that a more substantial vegetable would have been nice but overall enjoyed the dish. The vegan pot pie had a hearty feel with tender brussel sprouts and carrots, but a bit lighter in flavor than the chicken pot pie. Their cocktails were good as well - the overwhelming crowd favorite was the Tulip which was refreshing and not too citrusy. We were a table of 9 on a Friday night, so the service was a bit slow but did not effect our experience. Our waitress was friendly and our water was always full. I think this is a nice restaurant to eat at and then walk over to Westport main for a couple of drinks.

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    Excellent service and food, combined with a cozy atmosphere. What else can I say? Go eat there.

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    Delicious food. The steak & mushroom pot pie was so flavorful and the crust was flaky perfection.

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    We dropped into Beer Kitchen on Mother's Day for a brunch after learning that the Westport Cafe had…read moreits reservation book slammed for a month and was searching for an alternative. The service manager saw us eyeballing the menu on the board and answered out questions, then invited us in. My family of four was sat in a booth in the middle of the restaurant with good visibility around the entire establishment. Ambiance was good, considering that its not inherently a family place. Old tap pulls adorn the ceiling and the light is just bright enough to not strain your eyes, but not so bright that there is glare off every surface. I ordered a cowboy coffee (espresso with tequila, very interesting) and a waffle smash burger sandwich. The table got fries as an appetizer and some kind of fried donut thing that I could have sworn was a Zeppole. As always, let's start with what was good... The appetizers were very good. The dips on the fries were both amazingly good. So much so that I used them on my side of fries after the kids ate all the ones in the basket. The waffle smash burger had a good flavor considering I had never paired a waffle with beef. Prices were agreeable for Westport, but its Westport so there is a slight premium. Servers were pretty much everywhere, so it was never too long for any request we had to be taken care of. On the flip side of that, there was a server doing side work dead center of the restaurant which was kind of awkward. I am used to seeing side work done in somewhere inconspicuous so it was just a little odd, but not off putting. Now let's look at the things that could be better... The dipping sauces for the Zeppole were not thick enough to actually stick to the delicious treat. The berry sauce really needed to be reduced further because it was too thin by far. Delicious, but thin. My waffle for the smashburger sandwich was too oily by far. I think this may have been an intentional choice considering that the waffle serves as the "bun" for the sandwich and maybe the oil was an attempt to keep the juice from the burger and the sauces from turning the waffle into mush. It worked... but it did take away from the flavor by obscuring the taste of the waffle itself. My egg was cooked to specification, so that's a win, but my partner's egg was overcooked. Consistency! Very important and yet not guaranteed, I think. The biggest problem I have with the brunch at Beer Kitchen though isn't the food, but the menu itself. There is not any way to construct a decently priced "simple breakfast." If you're not that hungry, or adventurous, you may find the menu difficult to contend with. I would consider adding something like "the Oldtimer" and have it be two eggs, a meat, toast, and fruit. Price it at 13.99 and leave it alone. Overall, the Beer Kitchen is a nice little brunch spot. So much so that we intend on making it a semi-frequent stop for us on days when the kids want to venture down towards the Plaza. 4 stars. Has room for improvement but is a solid experience for what you pay.

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    We have been here for Easter brunch two years in a row. Last year was fantastic, no notes. This…read moreyear was a bit of a letdown. The prime rib was dry, chewy, and a bit overcooked. That should be a centerpiece, and it was disappointing. There was one broccolini dish that the sign said was with lemon butter and cotija cheese, but appeared to be just steamed broccolini with absolutely no seasoning. I asked and was told they wanted to keep it vegan, but..... seriously, no salt? Pepper? Oil? Apparently not, just sad, plain broccolini. They did at least white out the accompaniments on the sign to correct themselves, so that's something I guess, but you really do expect something better from an establishment like this. The server was attentive to our drinks- the brunch was bottomless- but hard to find to get the check. The biggest weak spot both years has been the dessert table. There were perhaps five small desserts on a small cocktail table. Really not what you'd expect. The bacon was pretty good, however, you often find a lot of undercooked bacon on buffets. One conspicuously good thing is that, unlike so many other places on Easter, the tables were spaced well apart. Many places will pack the diners in like sardines, and this was not the case here- we had ample room to move about. Altogether, Grand Street needs to step it up for Easter Brunch. There just wasn't really anything special about it, and some elements were very much lacking. It didn't feel like a brunch you go to in celebration, which in my opinion an Easter brunch should. Nothing stood out, it was fairly plain [including decor] and it just needed MORE.

    We came here for Sunday Brunch. First off, the only way I knew this place existed was from Yelp…read more Very nkce restaurant. Our waitstaff, Mark, was amazing!!!! I mean AMAZING! We ordered the buffet which includes an entrée from the menu and unlimited trips to the appetizer and dessert buffet for one price. For my entrée, I ordered the breakfast chimichanga. It was more wrap than anything. The filling was a lot of black beans. More than anything else was back beans. Hubs had the Prime Rib omelet and a waffle. He said that the slices are prime rib were very large which made the omelet seem more like a scramble with just prime rib. He really enjoyed the waffle. The teenager had pancakes which he said was good and the toddler had French Toast. The French Toast was very dough and she didn't like it and I don't blame her. It should have been cooked longer to rid that doughy texture. The buffet was nice though. The salads were good and the fruit was very fresh. One thing that happened, that the restaurant should take into consideration: hubs wanted the syrup. We had a small metal metal container that had cream in it for coffee and one that had warm syrup in it. I went to check which one was which and the syrup one was so hot and sticky, it got stuck on my finger. When I pulled my hand back, the whole container spilled all over me. Luckily, the syrup inside wasn't that hot, just the container it was in. There's no reason that container was that hot based on the lukewarm temperature of the syrup. Mark sprang into action, getting hot towels for me to clean myself up. Needless to say, I left very sticky. Overall, not a bad place. We will be back for brunch again, making sure to order different things. Mark was thw MVP though of that experience. I hope he's on task to become manager soon because he knew what he was doing.

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