Restaurants in Atchison
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Wine Barn
- Prairie / Piper-kc-ks
Taste up to eight wines and snack on light appetizers with groups of up to 10 people
KC Sushi
- Platte Ridge
Specialty sushi, udon, and teriyaki dishes made with housemade sauces and fresh ingredients
Johnny Carino's
Updated menu pairs signature dishes such as spaghetti skillets and 16-layer lasagna with 15 new items including balsamic barbecue ribs
Cafe Italia - Kansas City
- Northland
An onsite pasta machine preps fresh noodles for ravioli, fettuccini alfredo, and lasagna to be paired with Tuscan wines
Em Chamas
- The Burlington Creek Center
Passadores present traditional Brazilian fare, including rotisserie-style meats, augmented by gourmet bar with 30+ hot and cold dishes
Marty's Bar-B-Q
- Northland
Beer and wine complement barbecue feasts of italian sausage, pulled pork, smoked chicken, and tender, fall-off-the-bone ribs
Pie Zano's Pizzeria
Handmade pizzas with fresh veggies and savory meats; salads, italian-sausage sandwiches, and calzones inside a family-owned eatery
Latin Bistro
- Northland
The cuisine blends Mayan influences with traditional Mexican and Spanish flavors to craft fresh and flavorful dishes
Couscous Gyro Kebab Gladstone
Mediterranean entrees such as pita wraps and kebab platters, or an organic buffet with couscous, veggies, and baked chicken
Quiznos Kansas City
- Northland
Sandwich assemblers stack meats, cheeses, and vegetables on artisan breads before sending them through a toaster oven
Woodsweather II
While live bands entertain guests, cooks indulge appetites with one-pound burgers, meatloaf, and other diner staples
Wayne & Larry's
- Sunset Hills
Chefs top burgers with eclectic ingredients, such as teriyaki-glazed pineapple, eggs and bacon, or chili cheese
Hikari Japanese Steakhouse
- Overland Market Place
Theatrical chefs flip meats, such as shrimp, steak, and mahi-mahi, at tableside grills
Joy Luck Chinese Restaurant
- Overland Market Place
Chinese meals include appetizers, soups, and entrees such as sweet scallion beef and pumpkin-curry shrimp
Magnolia’s
- Kansas City
Seasonal ingredients enhance chef Shanita McAfee’s menu of shrimp grits in a white-wine cream sauce and red-velvet waffles
Bulldogs Gourmet
- Blue Springs
Cooks pile hot dogs with jalapeños, chili, and hot barbecue sauce and scoop frozen custard
Bangkok Pavilion Restaurant
- Sylvan Grove
Sweet curries and spicy sauces add a kick to shrimp, chicken, and duck
Po's Dumpling Bar
- Volker
Signature pan-fried dumplings, mussels in black-bean sauce, and traditional noodle soups, all free of MSG
Marina Grog & Galley
- Lake Lotawana
Restaurant helmed by a Lake Lotawana native serves dry-aged steaks and fresh fish flown in from Hawaii, ideal for holiday meals
V's Italiano Ristorante
- Independence
Pizza with signature thin and tender crust, traditional osso bucco recipe, and homestyle fried chicken served in Old-World atmosphere
Wing Busters
- Multiple Locations
Chefs fry fish nuggets and douse boneless wings with 40+ sauces, including hickory-smoke barbecue, garlic parmesan, and habanero
Michael Forbes Bar & Grille
- Brookside
At this casual bar and grill with a patio and live music, baby-back ribs are smoked in-house and whole catfish are deboned tableside
El Charro Mexican Restaurant Topeka
- West Southwest 3
The menu full of Mexican-food favorites includes shrimp fajitas, grilled chicken covered in ranchero sauce, and steak-stuffed burritos
Sakura Kansas City
- Lee's Summit
Seasoned sushi chefs piece together sashimi pieces and full rolls, while kitchen chefs concoct Asian dishes including miso soup and tempura
Q's 'Que
- Blue Springs
Cooks serve up competition-style barbeque in the form of ribs, pulled pork, brisket, and burnt ends
Orange Leaf Lee'S Summit
- Lee's Summit
Swirls of creamy frozen yogurt in more than 60 flavors fill bowls along with more than 50 fruit, nut, and candy toppings
Bluestem Restaurant
- Kansas City
Smoked lamb belly, pan-roasted frog legs, and chicken francaise from a husband-wife team lauded by the James Beard Foundation
Wai Wai Thai Place Express
- Overland Park
Watch cooks dice veggies and brandish flames at a traditional Thai eatery brimming with stir-fries, curries, and sweet basil leaves.
Peanches
- Roanoke
Chef Pete Peterman uses only local Missouri ingredients to recreate recipes inspired by his mother’s home cooking
801 Chop House
- Multiple Locations
USDA Prime filets and strip steaks headline a menu with fresh mussels and pancetta-wrapped scallops in a romantic atmosphere
Sheridan's Unforked
- 119th & Riley
Concretes crafted with scoops of vanilla or chocolate custard are then adorned with fruit, candy, and toppings; creamy shakes also served.
Avenues Bistro
- Wornall Homestead
A menu of modern European bistro cuisine with worldly influences includes lobster ravioli, "Surf & Turf," and grilled halibut
Nicas 320
- Crossroads, Kansas City
Chefs fuse American comfort food with gourmet Thai, Italian, and Cajun flavors served in a warmly lit dining room or outdoor patio
Kelsos
- Northland
Amid sports memorabilia that pays homage to pizzeria founder and pro baseball player Bill Kelso, guests nosh pizzas, sandwiches, and wraps
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Family is important at Cascone's Restaurants—Johnny Cascone's in Overland Park and Cascone's in Kansas City, Missouri—a fact illustrated by the portraits adorning their lobby walls and the relatives working side by side in the kitchen and dining room since the first eatery opened four generations ago in 1954. Chef Victor Cascone draws from the family's Sicilian heritage to plate traditional pasta and meat dishes. He also draws inspiration from family members young and old to put a fresh spin on time-tested dishes, as evidenced by nachos made from pasta. That sense of camaraderie spreads to the spacious banquet facilities at both restaurants, making them suitable venues for families gathering for birthday parties, rehearsal dinners, and spaghetti-slurping contests.:
In the long, narrow dining room of the historic Majestic Restaurant, one wouldn't have a hard time imagining the spirited saloon that once resided there. Behind the restored 19th-century bar and under a pressed-tin ceiling, barkeeps shake, stir, and pour classic craft cocktails alongside more than 100 types of whiskey. Downstairs, a speakeasy-style jazz club features live performances nearly every night of the week, which are best enjoyed while wearing Prohibition-era garb such as top hats filled with beer. Both the main dining room and downstairs club serve a full dinner menu of tender steaks, cold-water lobster tails, and classically prepared Scottish salmon.
Shift your appetite into gear with farm-raised, cornmeal-breaded catfish fingers ($9) or the peachtree collard-green dip, a creamy herb and collard-greens blend served with tortilla chips, sour cream, and salsa ($10). Crisp greens kicked up with sharp cheddar, fresh-baked croutons, and tomatoes ($8) are an airier eat. Less-demure diners dig into Peachtree’s signature entrees, including Southern-fried chicken and catfish with rémoulade sauce ($19), pork chops doused in gravy ($16), and hand-carved steaks such as the 12-ounce rib-eye brushed with tangy pineapple glaze ($28). Vegetarian options include a grilled-tofu and soybean veggie burger parked on a toasted bun with all the fixings ($10). For dessert, try a fresh-picked peach cobbler ($6) housed inside a homemade shell. View the complete menu here.
With a more casual dining experience, The Grille by Piropos in Parkville sets itself apart from its fine-dining sister establishment Piropos Restaurant. Nestled high in the hills of historic Parkville, it sits above the landscape, allowing diners to take in visions of Park University's beautiful gothic architecture or watch as the sun sets and the moon rises in the evening. Not only a restaurant for special occasions, it is also a favorite spot for everyday casual dining.
This vista-induced amnesia, however, doesn’t tend to last very long, as the aromas of South American–inspired food soon draw diners’ attention to the new casual-dining menu’s signature dishes from Venezuela, Mexico, and Argentina. This cuisine makes itself at home inside the dining room, where large, colorful murals and lavish wood furnishings give the restaurant an upscale, rustic ambiance. The outdoor patio, meanwhile, features views of the horizon and a fireplace, meaning at a certain time and from a certain angle, the sun is setting into the fire.
Ixtapa's kitchen creates authentic Mexican dishes with an emphasis on artfully prepared seafood and Yucatan-inspired flavors. Diners who order the pollo adobado entree, for example, can sink teeth into a chicken breast marinated in a sauce made with achiote seeds that, like most of North America's toffee supply, are native to the Yucatan peninsula. Fifteen chicken entrees—from the classic arroz con pollo to the spicy pollo Ixtapa—populate the menu alongside fiery shrimp dishes such as camarones a la diabla. A full bar supplies adults with beer, top-grade tequilas, and reasons to talk about high school.
