Was at the theater for panicfest, a local film festival and it was a beautiful facility. The theaters were stunning, great staff, food, drinks, and a ton of folks that love film. Highly recommend this place for any films that you're hoping to catch on the big screen, mostly because these old theaters are incredible and deserve to be preserved, and keeping an eye out on their special events as well. We had a blast here.

We hardly ever go to a theater anymore because we have great streaming options. However, we thought we would go to Screenland to watch Bring Her Back at 9 pm. When we arrived the staff was not busy at all & no one greeted us or told us where to show are tickets. It’s confusing, because there is a sign that says Box Office with an arrow in a different direction???? Concessions- pretty much all alcoholic drinks besides plastic water bottles. Some mocktails or different drinks would be nice. There was a fountain drink machine. We haven’t drank soda in years. Really wanted this to be a unique experience but it wasn’t. We went years ago, was it sold to a new owner??? Staff need customer service training.

This is definitely the place to check out if movies are a core aspect of your identity. It seems like they have a solid community there, which is awesome. The one main thing I didn’t love is that the sound insulation between the different theaters is pretty poor, so I was consistently hearing sounds from the movie in the next room over. But I do understand that there’s only so much they can do with the space that they have. Otherwise, staff was friendly and the space is cool.

Love this theater! A great KC independent theater that shows both current movies and several classics. I’ve seen some cult classics there like The Last Dragon and Manhunter and they also often host events by Forever Bogus like old school SNICK nights or Are You Afraid of the Dark Marathons (looking forward to that this October). The staff is very friendly, laid back atmosphere, and nice cinematic decor. Additionally, they’ve added their vintage cinema themed attached bar, Rewind Video. I unfortunately forgot a photo of their great marquee but if you’re a movie lover you’ve gotta check this place out.

AWESOME !!!!! The theater shows movies that you haven't seen, have seen, and new releases. The staff is friendly, seats are comfortable and the median age is probably late 20's to mid 30's. This is a great place to go for an evening movie.

First time here. Love the place ❤️ People were great Part of our group went to casino and movie for the rest. We will go again. A little bit for all

It's normally great, but the lobby music is so loud that it can really interfere with quiet films/quiet moments. Otherwise, it's great!

Fun environment, friendly and attentive staff, delicious food. Booked a couple of outdoor courts for a youth group outing. Check-in process was easy, we played for a while, stopped for dinner, then back to playing. I’m pretty sure we all ordered the chicken and waffles and they were SO good!! Definitely recommend Chicken N Pickle for an evening out!!

I have nothing but praise for this place! The atmosphere is upbeat and welcoming, with an energy that makes you feel right at home. The staff is super friendly, attentive, and really on top of things, which adds so much to the experience. It’s a fantastic spot to bring friends and family since there’s something for everyone—indoor and outdoor pickleball courts, plus cornhole if you want to switch it up. The venue is spotless, well-maintained, and very organized, which makes the whole visit enjoyable. On top of that, there’s a wide variety of drink options to choose from, so you can relax and refresh after a game. A fun, clean, and lively place you’ll want to come back to again and again!

Went here because they were open late and wish we’d come earlier! It had just rained so it was empty, but looked like so much fun! The food was delicious (yay for fried pickles!), the beer was tasty (had the Space Ranger), and the games were so fun! It would be a super fun place to watch a game too as there were so many TV’s. Highly recommend!!

Avery was a wonderful server! I’m back in my home town for my birthday from Texas. Came to try out Chick N Pickle for the first time annd had a great time! Avery was Always checking up on us and making sure we are good. Never had a time we didn’t have a drink full! Even gave me a Chicken Cake Pop! 🫶 Thank you for making it a great start! 🙌

My favorite place in the world to get breakfast, home made cats head biscuit and delicious gravy....gone from the Menu. Biggest mistake EVER. Take a cue from Cracker Barrel C&P...people want their home cooking and GRAVY. oh my goodness this is horrible news for this place that I used to eat at most every weekend.....come on guys! I was forced to get waffles and chicken....chicken was hot but the waffle was so cold it would not even melt buttter....so disappointed cause this place is better than that....I feel a tear coming on.

I have been here several times and I wish I had taken pictures when it was nicer weather and you could see everything that goes on outside. When I go back this spring/summer I will try to add photos. This is such a fun place! It doesn't matter what age you are or what level of athlete. Every time I come to Kansas City to visit family, we always schedule to come here. You can only schedule 2 weeks out. And sometimes they have special events and tournaments so there may be limited time. One thing I wish they would do is when you reserve a court, you could reserve a specific one. Because we had a large group and people came in and out, it would have been nice to have the court that was closest to the exit/ tables. The food is okay, but I love the drinks and the atmosphere. They have indoor and outdoor courts. They also have a restaurant you can eat inside. And when it's nice weather there are a lot of outdoor games you can play. I absolutely love this place! Highly recommend!

I use to love this place but the last few times I visited the vibe has been off. Wife tried to go to the pop-up bar, but the staff couldn't tell her how to get a reservation and wouldn't seat them, even though at 7pm on a sat they were almost empty. The food we got was ok, they changed how you order now and its more confusing, it almost seemed self serve. The guy running the bar was top notch though.

Amazing free public transport in Kansas City. It is clean, spacious, free to ride, and comfortable. The streetcar only has one line of 2 miles from the Union Station to the City Market. They are now constructing and expanding the line further for more reach.

Today, we were excited to see Holiday Refelctions. We got to Union Station with my 9 year old son, and my 6 year old Autistic son. This was a big outing for him and he started to get upset at 11:30am, and I asked if we could be let in early because I knew he wouldn't last much longer. They said we would have to wait until 11:45am and we said cool, and we waited while my son escalated. So at 11:45am exactly, we went back to the same guy at the ticket counter, who said we would have to wait. I told him my son was Autistic and not doing well and if we could just get in a bit earlier, but he declined. While it isn't the establishment's job or responsibility to cater to me or my family, it was discouraging that we couldn't get in earlier, as he had promised the first time I asked. There was no compassion for my visibly disabled son. No trying to accommodate or maybe asking if we could get in a bit earlier. So if you have an autistic or disabled individual, definitely do not expect any accommodating. Also, do not take them at their word. They will only let you in at the designated time. Even if they say they will.

This place is very beautiful and clean, sadly Monday a lot of museum inside the union station wasn’t open, they have train museum on the second floor if you park on the side of the building or first floor on the main entrance, we spent almost 2 hours inside of building to look around everything, also they have a restaurant in the middle of the building too.

Another great family destination in KC area. Wonderful theater and Science City are great year round attractions. Once Christmas season arrives, Union Station comes alive even more so with the model train exhibition and wonderful indoor Christmas tree and lighting.

Beautifully restored historic building with great fine dining, coffee and people watching. Part landmark, part working offices, the 105 year old building is alive and vibrant. Talk to the guest hosts at the kiosk, there’s so much to see that’s not immediately obvious as you walk through. The food at Pierpont is fabulous and the atmosphere unmatched. Harvey’s may not have the same level of food quality but it’s still very good and an amazing experience. Areas can be used for meetings, weddings etc. and would make a memorable backdrop.

Such a wonderful window into history. Take your time to walk around and explore. Be sure to visit the model train exhibit and take a walk on the bridge overlooking the tracks.

I loved this historic building! Be sure to travel to the upper stories to the observation deck and read all about the history and remodel.

Besides the marvellous architecture and beautiful scenic view you get at this monument, to me this place is filled with emotions. The place reminds me of all the beautiful souls whose courage and sacrifice helped bring peace and stability that we are enjoying today. Each picture or artefact in this museum is filled with so much history, story, and emotion that I cannot describe; you have to visit this place to experience it. Also, don't forget to cherish the beautiful Poppy flower bed at the main entrance block and try to find out what it represents. In short, this place is where you can enjoy these magnificent monuments, get one of the best views of Kansas City, take beautiful pictures, learn and experience history, and pay respect to the brave and beautiful souls.

Impressive collection of artifacts from WW1 and massive amounts of information! The volunteers were very friendly and informative. This museum is very well done. From an artistic standpoint it has a unique design with Egyptian Revival and Art Deco elements. On a clear day, there are beautiful views from the top of the tower. There is so much to see it is hard to do it in just one day.

What a cool museum! Would be easy to spend a couple of hours there. So much history. A couple of places you walk over glass to read what's under, or see the poppies. Twelve minute info movie runs on repeat. Free parking. Beautiful park area. Tower view amazing. Ticket was $13. That includes main museum and tower. There was a private exhibit you could add on for $6 I think. I only had time for 2 areas. Gift shop and café inside as well.

This museum was absolutely amazing! There are so many artifacts amd so much information. The exhibits immersive. We spent 3 hours there at least. Going up in the tower was amazing as well. It was only $3 more.

The National WWI Museum and Memorial is an incredible experience powerful, educational, and beautifully designed. The exhibits are immersive and tell the story of the Great War through real artifacts, videos, and personal stories. The Liberty Memorial tower offers stunning views of Kansas City, and the staff are knowledgeable and friendly. Plan at least 2 hours to really take it all in. A must-visit spot in KC!

This place and the city in general is beautiful. I didn't take any of the tours because I had my dog with me. I did go inside to ask questions about the outside architecture. Basically, it was built when Egypt was all the hype. The sphinx looking toward the west is a symbol of progress and I think they said the one looking toward the east is for a reminder of the past. The tall tower are the 4 guardians looking over everyone and each resemble something like Honor, Courage, Patriotism, and Sacrifice the virtues that protected the soldiers during W.W.I. I could be wrong about some of this info so its best to go and ask questions yourself. I also asked if the guardians were influenced by Greek or Roman gods because the Sphinx to me looks more like the Greek Sphinx and the historians told me no there is no link to Greek or Roman mythology. In my opinion the guardians look like Mercury or Hermes. Messengers of the God's. I like to think they are depictions of them, forever messengers of the past to remind us of a better future. Remind us what our ancestors fought for.

Worth visiting. Recommend getting the tower tickets with the museum ones combined, it's cheaper and hmthe views from the tower were spectacular. Museum was a great place to learn about the WW1 history!

So I had heard the amazing story of how this was found a few years ago. The determination of the guys was awesome. Glad they decided to keep it all in one place and share it with the world. Amazing to see all that was recovered and the pieces that remained. Really worth the stop if you can make your way to this museum.

Find yourself in Kansas City? The Arabia Steamboat Museum in the River Market is an absolute must-visit — a true hidden gem that left me completely awestruck. From the moment you walk in, you sense that this place is special. The curators have masterfully woven storytelling and preservation into a captivating experience. You begin with short, powerful videos about the steamboat’s tragic sinking in 1856 and its miraculous rediscovery in the 1980s. Then you’re led through exhibit rooms filled with artifacts that seem impossibly well preserved — from shoes and hat pins to tools, kitchenware, and even jars of pickles. The fact that these relics survived underground for over a century is in itself astonishing.  One of the highlights is walking along a full-scale replica of the Arabia’s main deck (171 ft long), complete with original boilers, anchors, the paddle wheel, and even a mule skeleton recovered from the wreck. It’s immersive, eerie, and wonderfully educational.  What I appreciated most was the balance between big “wow” artifacts and the tiny, everyday items — every jar, nail, or coin gives you a micro-glimpse into frontier life in 1856. The staff is knowledgeable and clearly passionate, and they make the science of preservation feel as exciting as the history itself. If you’re a history buff, a lover of oddities, or just someone who enjoys places that make you stop and think, the Arabia Steamboat Museum will deliver. And as a bonus, its setting in the River Market makes it easy to pair with strolling, local food, or nearby shops. I’m giving it five stars — I’ll be recommending this place to everyone I know.

The museum had excellent pieces of the lost cargo from the Arabian Steamboat. Loved the exhibits of tools, clothing, and detailed goods needed for the 1850's. We loved the videos put together for the story of the adventurous dig, and the theater show put on for visitors. However one of the staff was a little off-putting near the end of our tour. We talked with two of them. We lacked knowledge on some of the subjects, and frankly even though they explained themselves, I believe they didn't express much in grace for our lack of knowledge. We told them thank you and left for the day. I am not certain that I would return, in spite of the lovely exhibits and intriguing storyline. I'm glad that the museum exists for the story though. Good to save another piece of history.

We visited the Arabia Steamboat Museum today, and it was awesome! The history, artifacts, and exhibits were all fascinating—and Josh made the experience even better. Definitely worth the visit. One tip: parking on one side of the building is free, but the other side is paid. We didn’t know that and ended up paying when we didn’t have to!

We paid $35.96 for two people in October 2025. It is a very interesting place that is at the deepest lower levels of the building. There's a big wheel that was pretty cool and you could see it rotating in the water. Though I could not locate the actual source of the energy which I'm assuming is a massive electric motor of some sort with a gearbox and it was hidden. The place is extremely dark for those with limited vision which hindered my ability to see a lot of the attractions. Electricity must be a factor in how they display things because it would be better fully lit to actually see a lot of it. Since it's a merchant ship most of the merchandise is what you would expect from a delivery vehicle or a massive container ship. The merchandise that was on said ship is quite interesting and I've had a number of those items over the years. I especially lock their lock collection. I lived in a farmhouse as a kid that had all those white ceramic locks and knobs. The fine China was really beautiful and you can find exact pieces online through eBay or other sources and the prices are pretty expensive. One basic white serving dish with lid was over $250. The price was about what you would expect from a place designed to bring in tourist and visitors. It's a bit more than other places at 16.50 per person.

One of the most fantastic places I have been to and it's hardly advertised. Wifey and I were recommended to go here by a couple we never met at a Subway sandwich shop he said yeah there's the steamboat Museum you might find interesting. WOW! WHAT A FRIGGAN UNDERSTATEMENT!! Google the Arabian steamboat sinking for additional information but this is a site not to be missed.

A Kansas City history staple. The museum feels smaller than I remember it as a kid but I think its just me. It's a very different experience seeing it ~20 years later as an adult. Hopefully the museum finds a new home soon.

The burgers are amazing and worth the little drive. I loved the fries cooked in tallow but they could have been more crisp - they were a bit limp. The burger was so juicy and perfectly cooked with just a little pink left. I really enjoyed the spicy ketchup too. The place was clean, the booths comfy, the decor was good and so was the music. Keep up up!!

Better than Steak n Shake! The burgers are well priced, grass fed & FINISHED beef, and fries are fried in tallow for a rich flavor! Only request I have is that they carry at least one cheese without seed oils, such as Swiss. Currently only offer American Cheese which is typically only 50% actual cheese. Overall, very please with this smash burger restaurant!!

I ordered doordash so I really cannot attest to the atmosphere. I can say service was quick and my order was delivered in no time at all! This was my the first time trying Tay's and overall it was okay. I really enjoyed my bacon cheeseburger. The bun was soft and fluffy, the meat melted in my mouth. I would go back just for the burger. I was not a fan of the fries. I asked for extra crispy with a side of sriracha mayo. No mayo and the fries were very lackluster. My coworkers chili cheese fries were good. Chili had great flavor. But like I said, I'd go back for one of those burgers in a heartbeat!

I went for the homerun cheeseburger and fries as a late night treat. The stack of four patties with cheese was over the top in the best way. Fries were crispy and perfectly seasoned to balance out that burger goodness. The place had that nostalgic diner energy that just works. Definitely worth the try for burger fans.

Awruff! Just had the best burger in KC at Tay's! 🐾🍔 Their double cheeseburger (made with grass-fed beef) was PAWSome, and the fries were absolutely tail-wagging good! As a Dog, I know a thing or two about good taste, and Tay's delivers. 10/10 Bones from this furry fan! 🐶❤️🦴

5 squad packed it in just now. Double cheese meal deals for all. Add grilled jalapeño!! Chaaa The season fries are awesome. Burger delicious and hot. Flavor town is here. Excellent as always! Keep it up. Must eat there. For the fullest possible pleasure Hash tag Burger life.

This burger joint did not disappoint! Grass fed cheeseburgers! The chili dog was delicious! Unfortunately I didn’t care for the fries. Service was great we will definitely be back!

Super cool place !!! 👽💜🌈💘 I was here for a queer event (as you can see on the drink menu). I had a good time !! The place is HUGE !!! Especially the patio area. They had a food truck out back too (I’m not sure if it’s there all the time though). It was mostly mushroom based meals. But I don’t like mushrooms so I had a grilled cheese. Sounds basic but it was good! 😋 My only critiques is that they could use more restrooms, and bartenders for bigger events. Otherwise I like what they have going here and the staff was friendly! If you like beer stop in! 🍺🍻

This brewery is a hidden gem in North Kansas City! The Big Rip Brewing Company has a fantastic selection of craft beers, and the staff are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. We love the atmosphere and the fact that we can bring our own food. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

Very cute brewery. Beer and mead were delicious. Staff was very friendly.

My husband and I went to the Halloween pop up they had. Camp Drinkaway. It's interactive, kind of like an escape room. It was a play on Friday the 13th. It was a lot of fun. We both survived the night lol. We would do it again. Beers were tasty and the staff was really friendly. We'll definitely be back!

Truly enjoyed our evening at The Big Rip. The brews were delicious and having live music just adds a special touch. Thank you Jessica Bloom and Eddie Dorsey for a grand time !!

The style of beers I like (not crazy hopy). I loved their "The Client"!

Came in and had a flight. Sweet brown is something that I would buy again. Others not so much. Unless you're a regular the tenders did not make a point to pick up a conversation. BBQ next door but they were closed on a Saturday afternoon. With so many others to choose from I'd go somewhere else.

The beer was fantastic. The service was extremely rude. Great beer alone doesn’t warrant a return. As an edit, the management did reach out to me to rectify the situation twice. That effort does not go unnoticed. I hope they get the issues handled. It was a great atmosphere and as mentioned, the beer was fantastic.

This is a great dog friendly microbrewery in North KC that includes a very neat outdoor patio area with plenty of places to grab a picnic table and hang out. They have outdoor games like bags and boards, as well as a small shaded patio area closer to the door. It wasn't very crowded when we were there but seems like it could handle a decent sized crowd. The beers were great! I had the Weathered Wit (a wheat beer) and The Block IPA. No real food options but you can easily order BBQ from the restaurant next door which is a nice touch.

This is a nice brewery. It attracts a younger crowd, but it was pleasant and enjoyable. There are 3 "rooms", the main room, a quieter side room and the outside. The place was clean, the staff was friendly and willing to give samples, and the side room was quiet enough to chat without yelling. The beers I had all had a very distinct grain flavor as their base with "style" flavors on top. The ciders were very flavorful and refreshing. No complaints on my visit.

Love this place! The beer is great, snacks are good and staff if amazing. I’ve been coming for years. Chandler & Michelle always know my order! Kids are absolutely welcome to come play!

Fantastic Hazy IPA. Cozy tap room that offers great service. Be sure to check them out!

Great quiet laid-back place to relax, watch sports or "people watch" while enjoying a drink! Cozy little nooks, small tables, big tables for larger parties, they have it all, and don't forget to grab a "board or card game" to engage and laugh even more! Plenty of room and plenty drinks.... it's worth the visit and the staff is helpful and knowledgeable about their products! Impressive!

We loved the atmosphere at Cinder Block and loved all the beers we tried. We even went back before heading back to Nebraska to get a growler and some cans of beer. Great employees who also helped us find some other places around town to check out. Will definitely be back again

We come monthly for a group meeting. This is the first time we have had food. We tried the chili burger and hot dog. It wasn't too bad. The hotdog had a nice crisp snap to it and the chili was good, not greasy and paired well with onions and cheese. Looking forward to trying other items.

My kids and I went here to try something new. The service was good and the food was good also, nothing spectacular, although the mozzarella sticks were delicious. The crab cakes were not impressive, and the fried shrimp had a weird batter that was too spicy and my daughter didn't like. The chicken fried steak was delicious.

World Famous Chili? I don't think so. For $9 you get a very small bowl of dry chili. The cheeseburger was no better for a whopping $13.50. I was expecting way better tavern food from a tavern doing business since 1948.

The food here was extremely mediocre, apps were ok, salad was watery. Beer good and cold and service was nice and quick. However, it was a sad empty place with terrible offensive country music and it smelled like a sewer leak too. Really disappointing.

My husbands work party is always wonderful. Mouth watering food. Excellent service. Fun games. Recommend anything on the menu. You won't be disappointed.

First of all thank you for accommodating our party of 11. Secondly the server we had did a phenomenal job, it was her first day and she went and above and beyond for the whole table. The Black and Bleu bacon burger was the crowd favorite at the table but everyone loved their food. It was also apparently game night so the tables around us were playing board games it was quite the dining experience. I will be back with friends this place is great

Atmosphere was great. The food was mediocre, and the service was not the best. The drinks were overpriced and undersized in my opinion by comparison.

WOW. This is the best meal I've had so far in KC and by far the best service. Dishes are tasty and presented beautifully. You order small dishes and they are brought out in the exact order they should be. We were presented with fresh plates and silverware three different times between our 6 dishes and dessert. Very intimate setting. It was an amazing experience.

We worked to get a reservation at The Antler Room about a month ahead of time, on a Saturday night before going to MTH at Crown Center. There was also a huge concert in town that we were lucky enough to see the night before. A few pink outfits were seen in the restaurant. So we talked with other Chappell Roan fans. There was a line in front of the restaurant when they opened the doors at 5 PM. The hostess worked through the line well and seated us quickly. Our server didn't bother to share her name with us, but she was excellent and they utilize somewhat of a team system here. The service was delightful. The food was incredible! It's a bit of a small plate experience. Our server told us that for four people we would likely need eight plates. We ended up ordering six to begin with and me and my friend Dave were still hungry, so we ordered a seventh plate containing steak tartare and it was the first time two of our companions had tried that dish and they liked it. I did too, and it was only the fourth time I've had it. Rather than deconstruct each of the dishes and prattle on for a giant review, I'll just say that I enjoyed every single thing we ordered. Everything was excellent! The service was spectacular and they made accommodations for one of our party of four who has a nut allergy. I will return to The Antler Room anytime my wife or friends wanna go. It's a top shelf, culinary experience in the vein of Novel or Room 39, where one of the owners got her start. The other owner, her husband, is a three-time James Beard nominee. So you can see why you need a reservation well in advance. This is a truly special gem in Kansas City. (I was also impressed that some concert goers from Dallas snagged a table before the show. I love that. Not just locals.)

I had an amazing dinner at The Antler Room in Kansas City. We ordered a wide range of dishes and enjoyed nearly every bite. Favorites of the night were the honey roasted carrots—sweet, smoky, and beautifully prepared—the crispy, flavorful pork belly, and the unbelievably good shokupan. The fried calamari, tortellini, radiatore, and pan-fried skate were also well-executed. The farfalle was my least favorite—it wasn’t bad, just didn’t shine like the others. For dessert, we had the grilled pound cake, which was out of this world—warm, buttery, with the perfect char. The pavlova was also good—light, sweet, and a nice contrast. Overall, the service was excellent, the space was intimate but lively, and the entire evening was perfect for slow-paced conversation and sharing plates. Highly recommend!

We had dinner here for our 30th anniversary. When we arrived, they had a "Happy Anniversary" card on the table! The food was amazing (we shared 5 items) and Katie did a great job of keeping things moving along and suggesting dishes. An overall great and unique experience.

The food speaks for itself, but is truly the only reason I would consider coming back. This is a small shareable plates place, with multiple small shared plates you select from at the start of your dining experience and they stagger out to you throughout the evening. This place is randomly located right next to Children’s Mercy set in a neighborhood with nothing else really around, which is interesting. You walk into the bar area, and the very small dining room is in a separate attached room. The tables are small and quite close together, and while they have sound-diminishing ceiling tiles, it is extremely loud and definitely not a “private conversation” type place. Our server literally said, here’s the menu, usually people choose 4-5 plates and you share them then walked away. No recommendations, no name, which was a bit odd. The food however is phenomenal, and I see why so highly rated despite the service and atmosphere drawbacks. We started with a farmers salad with wasabi peas, which was sensational, moved onto the tortellini with pesto and ricotta (scrumptious!), and moved onto a crab pasta that was melt in your mouth good. The dishes were outstanding, plating was superb and blew our minds with the flavor and fine details. We finished with the skate wing, which was lovely in preparation but I felt failed to deliver with flavor- the slaw however was superb! Our server did ask why we didn’t like the skate, I told her and without a word it was taken off our check- not at all what I was expecting as you can’t always love everything- but a sign that the chef is serious about presenting a satisfying dining experience for their guests. Would I come back? Yes, knowing that a chef stands by their food, and the appeal of an ever-rotating menu with locally sourced ingredients that provided some of the most delicious, carefully crafted plates I’ve eaten in some time. However, the atmosphere is a more energetic, loud, trendy vibe that wouldn’t be suited for a quiet, romantic dinner so knowing what to expect would be nice!

We had an excellent dining experience here — one of the best meals we’ve had in a while. Every dish was seasoned beautifully and the execution was technically spot on, showing real skill in both preparation and presentation. We tried the Celery & Fennel Salad, Shishito, Winterfrost Wagyu Striploin Tartare, Mushroom Manti, and Pan-Fried Skate Cheek. The standout favorites were the Celery & Fennel Salad and the Wagyu Tartare — both dishes were vibrant, well-balanced, and memorable. The tartare in particular was a knockout, with layers of flavor that kept unfolding bite after bite. What impressed us most was the consistency — every plate was thoughtful, creative, and dialed in perfectly. This is a restaurant that clearly cares about both flavor and technique. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an elevated yet approachable dining experience.

Every time we are in KC we have to ditch the kiddos and head to antler room for a date night! It’s the best cocktails and food in town in my opinion. Service has been hit or miss in the past but the last few times we have had the best bartender the quirky bearded handsome Boi!!! The food is always great but this was one of the better times. We will keep coming back over and over again and so should you!!