What is the best restaurant in KC?
 

I'm not super picky about food type - I'm just looking at what restaurant would qualify to you as "the best" in Kansas City.

Give me some examples of food offered, atmosphere, price, etc.

Pasta Brioni if you have $100 to spare

Prime Social -
Great drinks, awesome views, seafood

Rico's- best tacos believe it's still BYOB too

Slaps BBQ- get their before they sell out

Garzazos Italian downtown- best little place good Italian food for KC standards

Stockhill Grill- Pretty good steak nice atmosphere

Majestic Steakhouse

Gracie's Fish House

Specializes in high-end tuna. Some say it's a little bland and lifeless, but the plating is good enough to make your mouth water.

Are they open for lunch?

Taco Via (95th)

Hooters

Jack Stack.

Slaps if you want bbq is fantastic.

The majestic as clay said is fun. Good food good atmosphere jazz in the basement.

Ocean prime was good when we hit it up last weekend. Capital grille is always solid if you want a steak.

All depends what kinda food you want

QT - Best roller grills in town

Eddie v is your typical corporate steakhouse

Piropos is great atmosphere and food and great views up in briarcliffe

I’d vouch for Trezo Marre for Italian as a very nice spot at Briarcliff. Italian and seafood. It’s a cozy setting typical of better than chain dining. You’ll spend 150-200 for two people if you’re buying drinks as well. Wife and I go there for birthdays and special events once a year or so

I’ve been impressed with Summit Grille every time I’ve went. It’s Americana but their seasonal menu is usually money. I know they have a couple locations but I go to the one in Gladstone of all places and it’s a solid environment. You’ll spend somewhere in the 125-150 range for two people with drinks

Drew Locks dad owns summit and he must not be a failure like his son

The Taco Bell across from Arrowhead/Kaufman.

Trezo Marre looks quite good.