These 10 Unique Restaurants In Kansas City Will Give You An Unforgettable Dining Experience
So you want to eat somewhere special, but you can’t think of anything right away, where do you go? If you’re looking for a unique experience you can’t have anywhere else, then you’ll probably need some help. That’s where we come in! These unique restaurants in and around Kansas City are sure to excite you and give you that unforgettable experience you’ve been waiting for. In no particular order, let’s see the top 10!
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1. The Blue Nile Cafe - 20 E 5th Street, Kansas City, Missouri
What sets The Blue Nile apart from other restaurants isn't just their cuisine. You are encouraged to eat with your hands, and the Ethiopian food they serve here is perfect for that. A must-have is their Kenyan beer or a homemade glass of mango juice.
2. Cafe Trio - 4558 Main Street, Kansas City, Missouri
Cafe Trio is a busy location on weekends and evenings due to one special reason: The patio! Overlooking a Kansas City sunset is wonderful while eating some of the fine food here, and it's the main reason why this restaurant sits above others when it offers a special view like this!
3. Chubby's On Broadway - 3756 Broadway Street, Kansas City, Missouri
This restaurant is special because it's open 24 hours a day on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. IThey serve diner food just like you'd expect, have been in operation for 25 years, and they don't seem like they're stopping any time soon.
4. Fogo de Chão - 222 West 47th Street, Kansas City, Missouri
This Brazilian steakhouse serves you meats of all kinds, and doesn't stop until you say so. They're a little on the expensive side, but for a special occasion now and then this eatery definitely is worth it. So enjoy!
5. Fritz's - 250 N 18th Street, Kansas City, Kansas
Here, your food is delivered by a train suspended from the ceiling. You order by pressing a button and "calling in" your order before waiting for your little train to come chugging along.
6. La Bodega - 703 Southwest Boulevard, Kansas City, Missouri
La Bodega is king of Tapas, and has a great seating area out near the sidewalk. They serve some of the best authentic Spanish food with a great atmosphere.
7. Le Fou Frog - 400 E 5th Street, Kansas City, Missouri
Le Fou Frog is known as maybe the best French restaurant in Kansas City. It's like no other here, especially since the chef can sometimes be heard crooning as he cooks.
8. The Majestic Restaurant - 931 Broadway Boulevard, Kansas City, Missouri
The Majestic Restaurant is just that: majestic. They have many nights where there's live jazz music, which makes this restaurant feel like it's old Kansas City, perfect for a steak and a cocktail.
9. The Webster House - 1644 Wyandotte Street, Kansas City, Missouri
This unique restaurant serves amazing quality foods in a building from around 1885 that used to be an old schoolhouse. The menu is seasonal, based on local ingredients from real people.
10. The Melting Pot - 450 Ward Parkway, Kansas City, Missouri
Though it was a craze when it started, fondue is definitely not out or overrated. If you’re a lover of cheese (and I mean a lot of cheese) then this is exactly the spot you should be. It’s not everyday you’re encouraged to coat everything in cheese or chocolate, is it? Eat up!
What do you think of these awesome restaurants around Kansas City? Did we miss one that you think we should feature? Tell us in the comments! Otherwise, you should definitely check out these amazing Missouri wineries for our Wine Month!
Born and raised Kansan, Clarisa has lived in both tiny towns and cities during her time here in the Sunflower State, mostly in the south central area. Clarisa is a stay-at-home mother of one crazy kid, three cats, and two reptiles, and has been writing anything and everything since she's held a pencil, though Kansas and fantasy novels take up most of her time.
