Guidebook for Kansas City
Food Scene
Excellent architecture, fantastic bakery, short walk.
75 locals recommend
Messenger Coffee Co. + Ibis Bakery
1624 Grand BlvdExcellent architecture, fantastic bakery, short walk.
Chill spot, coffee and alcohol in the same place. Great for getting some work done during the day, too. Short walk.
28 locals recommend
Thou Mayest Coffee Roasters
Chill spot, coffee and alcohol in the same place. Great for getting some work done during the day, too. Short walk.
Best. Tacos. Ever.
Ambiance is fine. Service is OK. But the tacos...ohhh the tacos. Short walk.
9 locals recommend
Mission Taco Joint - East Crossroads
409 E 18th StBest. Tacos. Ever.
Ambiance is fine. Service is OK. But the tacos...ohhh the tacos. Short walk.
Literally around the corner. You can get some pricey local staples here, grocery-wise. Think: local kombucha, local meats/cheese. The kitchen is awesome. It's sunny, chill, well-designed, and they are an urban garden: they grow their own food right there in the middle of the city.
Howard's Farm and Kitchen
521 Wabash AveLiterally around the corner. You can get some pricey local staples here, grocery-wise. Think: local kombucha, local meats/cheese. The kitchen is awesome. It's sunny, chill, well-designed, and they are an urban garden: they grow their own food right there in the middle of the city.
Novel
1927 McGee StFeeling fancy? Go here. Food is next level. Short walk.
Essentials
Closest grocery store. Liquor store, too. If you're just getting a few things, take the streetcar there. Get off at the "power and light" stop. Coming home, your stop will be the "crossroads art district" stop.
119 locals recommend
Cosentino's Market
10 E 13th StClosest grocery store. Liquor store, too. If you're just getting a few things, take the streetcar there. Get off at the "power and light" stop. Coming home, your stop will be the "crossroads art district" stop.