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Cascone’s Grill: 20 E. 5th
I have been to Cascone’s Grill for breakfast before while visiting the farmer’s market on Saturday. I was moderately impressed, not necessarily because the food was good, but because it seemed somehow...
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The Burger Joint: 3212 Merriam Ln (KCK)
It’s getting to the point where I am seriously considering finding an apartment somewhere along this delectable strip of Merriam Lane. Fortunately, I think I’ve been to nearly every restaurant this...
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Waid’s: 6920 Mission Rd
This place is insane. For people who like odd experiences, who like to challenge their notions of comfort, for those who can’t abide the ubiquity of tin ceilings, exposed brick and conical glass...
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Cozy’s Cafe: 6740 W. 75th St
Cozy’s is an interesting little joint that recently set up shop on 75th near Metcalf across from Fritz’s Chili. While the signage on the building itself is prominent, there is nothing by the street to...
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Jerry’s Cafe: 1209 West 103rd St.
I consider it a personal failure never to have visited Jasper’s or its lowbrow sister, Marco Polo down at 103rd and State Line road. This is a part of town with a number of nearby office buildings,...
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Philos Grill: 4127 East Truman Road, Kansas City, MO
I made a weekend jaunt out to Philos Grill recently with high hopes. The admittedly scant information I dug up about it indicated that this place dished out tasty, Greek-inspired diner food from a...
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The Big Biscuit: 12276 Shawnee Mission Parkway, Shawnee, KS
You don’t visit a restaurant like The Big Biscuit because you are a healthy, reasonable human being. You go because you crave only the most traditional, American, brown-colored foods in existence. You...
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Dagwoood’s Cafe: 1117 Southwest Blvd, KCK
Dagwood’s will surprise you. Everything about the place leads one to expect substandard food — drab interior, haggard clientele, typical menu — but it’s frankly a step above the average diner. It has...
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