This was our second time in The Peanut, a great sports bar with a cozy atmosphere and plenty of…read morepersonalities on deck. My wife and I got the hot wings which is a staple, along with cheese fries (food hack: mixed the fries with the buffalo sauce for the ultimate taste experience with your favorite brew Thanks to Alex the bartender who took our order, he is always busy, but not busy enough to give a helping hand.

One of the best dive bars in the country. Top 10 wings when they are on point…read more I find the wings better on quiet nights over the crowded weekends Go on a Monday

Food is disgusting & they're so RUDE here if you're white. Sad honestly. It's 2026 & racism still…read moreexist. There's a ton of seasoning, but it has no taste at all. The philly meat looks and taste like it came out of a can. Save your money, go to mcdonald's.

The food is fresh and delicious. The owner is very clean courteous and down to earth. The food is…read morefantastic!!! Soul food at its finest. If you want a home feel this is the place to be. Very very accessible affordable and accommodating. He even caters, and gives you plenty of food. Great atmosphere. They serve all day breakfast and lunch and dinner.

Game Day is known for their wings. I like them too. But I love their many breakfasts, served all…read moreday long. My favorite is the Grand Slam breakfast consisting of 2 meaty pork chops, fried or broiled, 2 eggs cooked as you prefer, choice of potatoes between hash browns or my favorite country style & choice of bread. The pork chops are large & eating one the next day is super. I love Game Day'sfood.

So like Joe K said, it's great to see more Korean chicken places in the Kansas City area. (S)KFC is…read moreamazing - the crispness of the chicken, the fantastic sauces. It's special. I'm excited just thinking about it. But oh man was I hoping for better. And I think this place could get there, if they can change some things. Joyce and Brandy laid it out well, so I'll just echo some main points: - The food could be better. Apparently it has been before. What I saw felt pretty low effort, the crispiness wasn't there. (South) Korean Fried Chicken is amazing because even with those delicious sauces, the chicken stays crispy. Best of both worlds! These wings were soggy. I didn't feel great after eating the meal. It wasn't ideal. - The service was nonexistent. I came up to the human at the counter, who directed me not to talk to her but to put in my order on the screen to the side. I hate these. I hate them so much. The UX on the terminal was clunky, the navigation in particular was so bad that there were whole sections of the menu that seemed to be missing. I now know to swipe left on the headers to scroll right to a second page of root-level categories, but be honest, just reading that in a sentence is confusing and annoying. Some people may like kiosks. That's fine! But mandating them is awkward and obnoxious. - I'm still on the service. There's a big menu. There are paper menus. There are little signs advertising fun looking items. I already know what I want. It is so much easier and more enjoyable to order with a real human and get their help. Why put the added friction of learning a clunky interface? An employee would be fluent in the system even if it's bad. And if my case is any indication, it's not helping their sales. I would totally have ordered more dishes if I'd known that was an option. It just looked like they were out so it wasn't available. - After putting in the order, I was prompted for a tip for the service. Which just felt like a coup de grace to my psyche. - It felt like there was no heart here. That's probably an ownership issue. I'm sympathetic to a point, it's not easy in general and there's a lot of pressure to cut costs (especially with the tariff arsonist disrupting supply chains). But the vibe here was dismal, you could feel it in the food and the staff. The space itself seems set up well to have large groups and good times. Could be a fun spot. But right now, the impression I get is that aside from the wings the kitchen does a lot of prepackaged instant food. So I'm not sure what they're trying to be - a decent wing place, or more of a fast-food/gas station type of spot. A vending machine with a deep fryer. Like I said before, this place has potential to be great if they can change some things. They're just going to have to want to. I'm rooting for them.

Food is amazing! Didn't know what to order and picked…read morerandom chicken and flavors. 10/10 Carbonara rice is 10/10

I just tried this really neat wings spot for the first time and did it leave a great impression!…read moreThe woman who handed us our order was incredibly sweet and won me over already with her customer service! I ordered jerk boneless wings, hot honey and korean bbq bone in wings, a side of Mac and cheese and some corn! The jerk chicken hit the spot! You could taste a million spices and more, in a good way, and had the perfect balance of heat and sweet! My other fave was the hot honey! As a fan of hot honey to begin with, it just was a set up for perfection. Corn was grilled just enough to have that sweet, charred flavor and the Mac and cheese hit the spot! The korean bbq wasn't bad, but I'd opt to try another flavor instead. Overall satisfied!

Amazing service. Nice and juicy wings. Definitely my top pick over Wingstop. I'll go next time to…read moretry the chicken sandwiches.

Service was friendly and attentive! She was helpful and willing to answer our questions! We could…read morereadily see everyone was welcomed warmly-- regulars and visitors like us too! One side has the bar area, and the other side of room is dining tables. Feels open but not separating. The food was truly exceptional!! The seasoning was spot on-- so tasty and with that zing of heat that is just right!! We would most definitely return on another trip through the city!!

A while back I heard about this restaurant and tried to go, but I ended up leaving because I…read morecouldn't find a parking spot. Now that the streetcar has a stop close by, I parked elsewhere, hopped on the streetcar, and was finally able to stop in. It was a busy day because of a special they were running, but the staff stayed friendly and attentive despite the crowd. The restaurant was smaller than I anticipated, but the food was good. We all ordered wings. I had mine with cajun rice, while the kids had fries. Everything came out hot, and the wings were tasty. The fries were homemade, but the Cajun rice was my favorite, it had just the right amount of spice. I also tried a pink lemon drop, which was pretty good as well. Overall, I enjoyed this visit and will return to try some of the other menu items.

Whenever we need chicken for an event, this is our go to. My advice is to always call ahead…read more Whatever the sprinkle is that they put on it... 100/10. The price is decent so it will continue to be our go to spot.

Freshest, juiciest, and tastiest fried chicken in the KC Area! Very fast, friendly, and accurate…read moreservice. In and out for hot chicken. The lemon pepper is the BEST!

All the wings were so good! We had the original Buffalo and Durango for wet sauces. Highly…read morerecommend. The dry rubs - Slap and Garlic Parm - were also very good. We also got the fried fish and fried shrimp. The breading was done just right! 10/10. Plus the manager/owner was extremely helpful and polite.

I wanted to love this place...TikTok video said it was the best wings in KC, they lied!…read more Pros - fries were hot and fresh Cons -The young adults who work there need a supervisor. I felt like I was interrupting their kickback. They were in the kitchen having a great time! -Basa is NOT catfish! The cashier tried to convince me it was. -The ketchup, salt, and pepper shakers were filthy, we picked the cleanest ones and still it was gross. -Water was empty. -If I order wings...why is there a charge for ranch?? I can see if I get extra ranch...but wings and ranch are a combo deal. -The tables needed to be wiped down as well.