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    3.6(33 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    Mix up on order and it was handled quickly and politely. Thanks to the server. You require too…read moremany characters.

    Located on the lobby level of the Kansas City Airport Marriott, these guys don't know how good they…read moreare, nor how much better they could be. While the hotel leaves much to be desired, KC Tap & Table their captive kitchen actually has something going on. They have a legit mixologist on duty at the right time, and a curated menu that hits most of the right notes. With a glass rear wall overlooking Berlin Reservoir, outdoor seating and room for breakfast, the space is comfortable and spare enough for private conversation. Service is also light, so there is a wait between seating, ordering and delivery. Despite that, what you see on the interesting menu is worth the time invested. I had their Ultimate Grilled Cheese Sandwich with Sweet Potato Fries. It may have been the best grilled cheese I had ever eaten in a restaurant (my homemade version is still my favorite). This baby is actually an inverted griller. The cheese is melted on the outside of the multigrain, with delicious sautéed onion bits and spices within. Each bite was a crisp cleave with lovely crunch from first to last. The fries were also crisp and tasty. Looking around the bar where I was stationed, the other folks also had good looking plates to consume. Everyone seemed relaxed and satisfied. Conversation was likewise friendly and interesting. Tap & Table does it right.

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    3.9(377 reviews)
    4.4 mi
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
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    As a pescatarian, the crab cakes and Brussels sprouts were my usual order here ! a solid combo…read more They've changed the crab cake recipe three times now. The first two tweaks were manageable, but the third change (after KC hosted the World Cup) finally lost me, and I haven't been back since. The current version is two small, lighter-colored crab cakes not as fried as usual , with a very strong cilantro taste that overpowers everything else. If you're a cilantro fan, maybe that's your thing, but for me it completely misses what a crab cake should be. The crab itself should be the star, not the herbs. Hoping they bring back the old recipe, because this used to be a happy hour staple.( mozzarella sticks are still bomb though)

    I used to love this place when I lived here 16 years ago. But something has changed when we came…read moreback. This particular location rebranded and is now called five four restaurant and drafthouse. They remodeled the inside and it's actually quite nice and much more roomier than before. The front of the restaurants is regular seating and the back of the restaurant is the bar area and patio. It's quite nice how they separated it. The Food is good, it's mostly the same food with a few additional items in the menu. But is super slow. We've come to this location about 4 times since moving back to Kansas City and every time, service is super slow. We usually go on a weekday around 4:45-5 pm for dinner. And it almost always takes at least 40 minutes or more for our food to come after ordering. The servers rarely come back to check on us. We always have to flag down whoever we see to get our server to come back for ordering, or getting more dressing, or getting our check. We love coming here because it's close and convenient to our home and the food is good, but might have to come up with another option if service is always like this every time we come.

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    4.7(865 reviews)
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    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.

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    4.4(35 reviews)
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    Wow! I will admit, we're somewhat lounge snobs and the Escape lounge we have at our home airport…read moreisn't great. We were expecting very little from this experience but some drinks and maybe a couple bites. The lounge itself is HUGE inside! The people from the desk to the waitstaff were so polite and attentive, always attentive to our needs. The food selection at the buffet was excellent with lots of ethnic options (perhaps because of the World Cup game in the area?). The only improvements I would make are allowing self-service sodas and having a better dessert setup. They had cookies and something else, but neither looked too great. I would be happy to come to this lounge again. Great experience.

    OK, anyone remember the meme where they said that airport lounges are the new Cracker Barrel? Yep,…read morethis one made me think that instantly. Only thing edible was the glazed donuts, everything else looked less appealing than a elementary school cafeteria spread. Do grown adults eat like this? Also, you have to go to the bar to ask for a soda, it really should be self-serve like the united lounges with the choose your own adventure Coca Cola soda fountain. It creates an unnecessary bottleneck and is likely a ploy to get tips for free soda or wine. Actually not even sure the wine if free, i'm confident that it's not up to snuff so I did not bother. Not worth the walk unless you are literally at the gate next-door and even then questionable. I have thought it might be worth a walk because the Priority Pass app said that this was award-winning and it took all I had not to guffaw upon entry.

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