I have only been using this service for 2 weeks and very thankful for this bcuz I wasn't cooking…read morefood just for me so that meant I was forgetting to eat. The 2 weeks I was unaware of when or what time they delivered and bcuz of that the food sat out for 3 hours. A couple days later I have ran across the paper work that tells me my day and time so now I know. The food has been so good so far. Thank you for the food and service Very greatful and thankful My favorite has to be ravioli and chicken fried steak.....extremely good

Wolcott Foods. Home catering / delivery services is awesome... and it's local! Because I am…read moredisabled, my insurance allows for some meals to be delivered at home. I just had my Wolcott Foods meals delivered by the owner. It's delivered weekly instead of monthly. They make it all fresh, here, locally. It looks like real food! Plus, they gave me 3 pounds of fresh fruit for the week. They prep it all the same week instead of monthly so you know you are getting the freshest. They also change up the menu so you aren't stuck with the same food every time you order. ***They will also listen to reviews and recommendations.***

Having easy food delivery services is such a godsend in the months (okay, years) after having a…read morebaby. We definitely needed to change it up, however, and were referred to ThaiNow since it's a part of the immensely popular Waldo Thai. This is essentially a ghost kitchen, so they're tailor made for delivery. It's a pared down menu that has some house favorites and it's in a good location that has a wide delivery area. The packaging is perfection, everything was sealed up and still hot. The fries lost their luster, but if you have an air fryer you can bring them back to life faster than a defibrillator. We both tried the Drunken Noodles which, flavor wise, were delicious. I'm someone who likes things relatively spicy, but I had to tap out of these pretty early. They were 9/10 on the spice level, despite going for medium. Spiciness is subjective, so I get it, but wanted to put that out there as this is a rare spot where I'd go "mild" next time. The little cream cheese wonton appetizers were good as well, and their Thai fries were tasty, but I've never met a french fry I wouldn't eat. The menu also includes Pad Thai, and a Spicy Thai Chicken Sandwich that I've heard is amazing. I do wish they could throw a couple extras on there like a curry or two, as well as mango sticky rice. Prices are good, concept is great, food is good, and I'd consider adding this into our over-reliance of food delivery going forward!

Good experience on my first grubhub order with ThaiNow. Drunken noodles with beef were great (and…read morespicy). I was thankful for the size of the ThaiTea can as well. Thanks and yum!

Pros: On time.. no, it came early. Like 20 minutes and theta great! Delivered it from NKC to up…read moreoff Ambassador by the airport. Doordash said no Grub hub said Eh OK Cons: I don't see or taste any. The bread was grilled buttered, fresh tomatoes. It's a melt. I gotta hand it to these guys. It's a good sandwich. Great for lunch! I read reviews and thought shoot they can't be in business. We'll it shows that there are some dang picky people who order delivery and expect it to be piping hot off the grill, and assembled perfectly after traveling who knows how far. If ya want that. Go pick it up. My meal.traveled 10.miles and was just fine. I might suggest long frill toothpicks to hold it together. But for me I can figure that out. Thanks for the great lunch!!

Greasy and high priced. It is really food from Denny's. It was cold by the time it arrived.read more

a great addition to the West Bottoms! I had the chance to visit their new location before the grand…read moreopening, and everything we tried was packed with flavor. The birria tacos were absolutely --easily my favorite thing on the menu. We also tried the ceviche, and it was fresh and delicious. If you enjoy cocktails, don't skip the dragon fruit passion cocktail. It was a 10/10 and instantly became my new favorite! Beyond the food, the service was warm and welcoming. You can really feel the pride that comes with a family-owned business. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and made with care. If you're looking for a new Mexican spot in Kansas City's West Bottoms, definitely add this one your list. Whether you're stopping in for tacos, cocktails, or a full meal, I don't think you'll leave disappointed.

I wanted to like Nunez Foods…read more Actually, that's not quite right. I expected to like Nunez Foods. The bright pink building grabs your attention long before you pull into the parking lot. The covered patio is lined with string lights, picnic tables, and enough personality to make you think you've stumbled onto a hidden neighborhood spot. It looks like the kind of place where you order way too much food, sit outside for an hour, and immediately start planning your next visit. Then the smell hits you. The aroma drifting from the service window made me regret eating lunch before I arrived. Whatever was cooking inside smelled incredible. The kind of smell that makes you start mentally rearranging your order before you've even looked at the menu. I was already rooting for the place. Unfortunately, that's where things started going sideways. Ordering felt confusing from the beginning. There was a service window, a kiosk, and a food truck operating in the same space, and it wasn't entirely clear where the process started or ended. After placing my order, I settled in to wait. And wait. And wait. For most of that 45-minute wait, the only conversation available was the hum of the air-conditioning unit and the rumble of the food truck generator parked out front. Employees moved between the building and the truck. Customers came and went. Nobody ever checked in. Nobody ever told me there was a problem. Nobody ever told me my order had apparently been lost. Eventually, after asking about it, the food appeared. By then I was running late to pick up my son. The frustrating part isn't that the food took 45 minutes. Anybody who has worked in restaurants long enough knows that sometimes service goes sideways. Tickets get lost. Systems fail. A busy shift turns into controlled chaos. The frustrating part was not knowing what was happening. Because there were good things there. The Birria Hot Cheeto Balls were doing some heavy lifting that afternoon. Bright neon red on the outside, packed with tender birria, and loaded with the kind of cheese pull that makes you stop talking for a second just to appreciate what's happening. They came with a cheddar dipping sauce I would have happily swam laps in. Later, after I got home, I discovered there was also a chipotle sauce tucked into the bag. The food showed flashes of real creativity. The elote arrived watery and underwhelming, and I never really got a fair chance to evaluate the birria ramen. By the time I got home, I was rushing through the meal instead of enjoying it. The experience I'd come for was already gone. I couldn't sit on the patio. I couldn't take my time with the food. I couldn't tell if I was eating the ramen the way it was intended to be served because nobody explained the garnishes or sauces. That's what disappointed me most. I wasn't upset because I had to wait. I was disappointed because the wait and lack of communication took away the experience I'd been looking forward to. The strangest part came later. My receipt text arrived at 4:42 PM when I ordered. Then, nearly two hours later, at 6:35 PM, I received a Square notification telling me my order was ready. By that point I had already picked up my son, gone home, and finished eating. It felt like the perfect final detail in a visit defined by confusion. After seeing my post, Nunez Foods acknowledged the long wait and apologized. I appreciated that more than they probably realize. Restaurants are messy, chaotic little ecosystems. Somebody misses a ticket. Somebody forgets to communicate. One small mistake starts rolling downhill and suddenly a guest is sitting alone for 45 minutes wondering if they've become invisible. It happens. What matters is what happens after. Nobody argued. Nobody made excuses. Nobody told me I was wrong. They simply acknowledged that my experience wasn't what it should have been. That doesn't erase the wait. It doesn't give me back the afternoon I had planned. But it does remind me that there are people behind the counter, and people make mistakes. The patio is inviting. The food showed enough promise to make me curious. The Birria Hot Cheeto Balls alone are enough to make me wonder what a good day at Nunez Foods looks like. And honestly, I think I'd like to find out. Good food earns a second visit. Hospitality earns loyalty. The hospitality missed the mark on my visit. But the apology mattered. And I'm willing to give them another chance.

Absolutely loved my experience! The meals were delicious and sooo convenient. Fresh ingredients,…read morequick delivery--just what I needed for my busy lifestyle! Can't recommend it enough!

I love the food AND the focus on clean, responsibly sourced food!…read more Favorites I've ordered include apple cinnamon crepes with chicken sausage, a berry and goat cheese summer salad with grilled chicken, and a spicy butternut squash soup. I order which meals I want and a delivery driver brings them to me on Monday or Thursday nights and I'm set for breakfasts or lunches.

I've ordered from Magic Kitchen maybe half a dozen times, and here are my impressions…read more FIrst off, I really like that there is no subscription required. All you need to do is order at least $50.00 worth of meals and you're good to go. Shipping is prompt and your order will arrive packed in dry ice, in a large polystyrene foam container (which is itself wrapped in plastic). Not the most environment-friendly packaging. Secondly, using their website to place orders is a snap, and I also like how they will email you discount codes on a regular basis. I've also been given a quarterly rebate (in the the form of a discount code) based on the amount of my orders during that time -- kind of a loyalty bonus. Finally, the meals are OK, and I like that they are generally healthy and on the light side calorie-wise. Although they are pricier, the Signature meals are where you will find the highest quality entrees. Some meals can be prepared in the microwave, while others require cooking in the oven (at least based on the instructions printed on each container). It's also convenient that their meals can be kept frozen and not have to be consumed with a seven day window. Overall, I think that Magic Kitchen is definitely worth considering as an option to add some variety to your diet. Some of their meals are better than others, though.

I have ordered the Magic Cup frozen desserts for my husband multiple times as he has Parkinson's…read moreand dysphasia and these are safe for him to eat. However, they are expensive and so is the shipping. Our last order arrived late and was only partially frozen. The dry ice on top in the crate was completely dissolved. The crate was on a FedEx truck for several days. FedEx driver never rings the bell or knocks either to let you know order has arrived. Customer service not helpful. Not sure if I will be ordering from this company again.

Gas station food is normally not a compliment yet Kansas City has been known to offer a few…read morestandouts...Joe's Kansas City for BBQ, Papu's for Mediterranean and several around town for Mexican offerings. We now have a top tier burger joint inside the KC Quick convenience store at 58th and N. Antioch in the cosmopolitan suburb of Gladstone. After seeing photos of the food on social media, I knew that either something great was coming out of that kitchen or a major fraud was being perpetrated. After 3 attempts to get there, I am happy to report that Tapped Out Eats is the real deal. My double smash cheeseburgers was $12 and $3 for a side of well seasoned fries. Edward the proprietor told me that he works with a butcher to source the fresh beef that is ground with a brisket mix. Smashed and seared perfectly on the flattop with cheese and your choice of toppings. I went with it all...lettuce, tomato, slivered red onions, mayo, huge pickle slices and the secret ingredient that he also makes and sells by the container, Bacon Jam. All sloppily oozing out of and overhanging the grilled bun. A masterpiece in gastronomic decadence. It's finding these kind of hidden gems that makes the eternal search for the perfect burger so rewarding. The breakfast items and the chicken and tenderloin sandwiches look awesome also. Glad to have this place in the neighborhood.

This is the best burger in Kansas City. The freshness of the toppings and meat skirt are…read moreexceptional.

Ok. This is a pop up ghost kitchen. You can't go here. They use 3rd Street Social's kitchen…read more You can only order thru Door Dash. They also operate 3 other locations out of Summit Grill restaurants. We tried this Door Dash lunch today. If you like spicy Nashville chicken it's perfect. I had the fingers which have a spicy pepper oil. I chose the blue cheese dipping sauce. My wife had the not hot chicken sandwich. Same spicy flavor... Just no pepper oil. Not hot is still spicier than Popeye's spicy If you like a good old fashioned burger it's delicious. The fries don't deliver well... You'll have to reheat in an air fryer. The chocolate chip cookie was good. If you're tired of same ole same ole.... And like Nashville style chicken or just want a perfect premium burger... Get it delivered to yourself.

Great option for a ghost kitchen throughdoor dash. We tried the chicken sandwich, burger, tots and…read morefries and cookies!!! The chocolate chip cookies were sooo good!