Food and Drink Fine Dining in KC

**TinyEvel** · 11-22-2016, 11:12 PM

How fine is fine dining?

Nicer than chain restaurants, I'd recommend:

Graham and Dunn or Capital Grill on the Plaza

Garozzo's Italian in old Italy, north of River Market

The Reiger Hotel in Crossroads has an eclectic menu of fine fare and you can have the best craft cocktails in the city in the basement speakeasy at Manifesto (look up online for the number to text for a reservation to Manifesto)

I hear there's a new place the Antler Room near Crown Center but haven't been there.

There's a fancy looking steak house in Union Station but I haven't been there.

Mihael Smith and Blue Stem are two James Beard award-winning restaurants. I hear Novel is a nice, unique and intimate place.

11-22-2016, 11:12 PM	#5
TinyEvel Just a li'l Evel Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Bald. Goatee. Jorts. Casino cash: $2219601	How fine is fine dining? Nicer than chain restaurants, I'd recommend: Graham and Dunn or Capital Grill on the Plaza Garozzo's Italian in old Italy, north of River Market The Reiger Hotel in Crossroads has an eclectic menu of fine fare and you can have the best craft cocktails in the city in the basement speakeasy at Manifesto (look up online for the number to text for a reservation to Manifesto) I hear there's a new place the Antler Room near Crown Center but haven't been there. There's a fancy looking steak house in Union Station but I haven't been there. Mihael Smith and Blue Stem are two James Beard award-winning restaurants. I hear Novel is a nice, unique and intimate place.
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