Joe’s Kansas City Bar-B-Que is well worth the hype. While there are three locations (and a private dining and event space), you’ll want to check out the original one on 47th, which used to be a gas station. Yes, there will be a line, but eating here is almost a rite of passage.
This little craft brewery that could is now one of the largest in the Midwest.
Known for the giant Shuttlecocks installation out front (go on and take a selfie), The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art houses over 40,000 magnificent works, including centuries-old Japanese art and more contemporary exhibits and mediums such as photography. Another highlight is the Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park, which spans 22 acres.
Popular no-frills outlet for Mexican staples & margaritas in a colorful, cantina-style setting.
One of KC's premier distilleries is also the home to a whole host of different experiences. It's hard to go wrong with any of the cocktails offered here. Elevated pubcrub. Still, on principle, you should treat yourself to the Tom Pendergast, a bourbon-and-mezcal mixed drink named for one of the city's political bosses in the early 20th century.
History buffs need to check out the world-class collection of WWI memorabilia at the National World War I Museum and Memorial.
Upscale sports bar & grill serving an elevated offering of food & drink in the Kansas City Crossroads. Sit and eat as you watch the streetcar pass by.
The College Basketball Experience, a world class entertainment facility connected to T-Mobile Center by the Grand Lobby. It houses the National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, where visitors can honor college basketball legends and learn about the history of the game.