We really enjoyed our lunch here the other day. We had always heard how great the fried chicken is,…read moreso we went for the Tuesday lunch special (they do have fried chicken for dinner every evening too). The fried chicken is very good. Well seasoned and not greasy. The lunch came with 3 pieces of chicken, a scoop of green beans (has bacon and onion in it fyi) and a scoop of their delicious mashed potatoes with white creamy gravy (no pepper, more cheesy, so good). I do wish they gave you a bit more of the sides, but it was a good amount for the $ at lunch. Appreciate the bread and butter as you wait for the meal. Our server and everyone we interacted with were so nice. The space is very cozy and comfortable. We definitely plan to go back for dinner soon, as we hadn't been here for many years?

Authentic Italian, Warm Hospitality, in a Timeless Atmosphere…read more This gem is a time capsule. The walls are covered with family pictures and the menu is traditional. Carrie took care of us and she is attentive and delightful! Bread and Butter arrive out complementary. We upgraded by ordering the Sicilian oil and Garlic. We shared a wedge salad before out entrees arrived. The salads are huge, sharing is definitely the correct path. For dinner i selected to Lemony chicken Picata. It was light and flavorful. The pasta was a great accent to the chicken and the citrus was the dominant flavor, in the best way! My friend loved the gnocchi. The potato Dumplings were large and fluffy. Dessert was exquisite. We shared a huge piece of the Berry Cream Torte.

Love stopping by for a Lao-rito anytime we are in the area! I always want to try other items on the…read moremenu but the chicken lao-rito with pineapple jeow aioli and rangoon rice balls have me in a chokehold! The chicken is succulent and seasoned so well. Each bite has an amazing flavor combo! I was glad to hear they moved to Parlor from the Iron District because now we get those lao-ritos more frequently and dont have to worry about weather being a factor. We also enjoy the vibes more at Parlor. Service there is always great!

Delicious! We had more than enough to share between the two of us and everything was so full of…read moreflavor.

(Parts from an original Review dated 9-12-19) * I'd have…read moregiven this zero stars if I could. We ordered the tenderloin sandwich. The good news was it was huge; the bad news was it was a huge bunch of OVERCOOKED HARD, TOUGH, INEDIBLE PORK. The cook killed that poor sandwich that day. It was DRY and TOUGH. The waitress asked if we wanted her to take it back... of course we didn't want to eat it... But you could tell she didn't want us to say "please take it back". Note to Servers: the next time you have a plate of undesirable food, please don't leave it up to the guest to send food back (like she did), just pick up the plate and say you'll make it right. We hate complaining and rarely say if we don't like something. So, we just tried to eat it, but couldn't. And we regretted that decision the rest of the day. Oh well, we certainly won't be returning here again.

The pork tenderloin is really good and would feed 3-4 people . We will be back for another round …read more. great job

We're regulars at Summit Grill, and my wife and I have one menu item we order every single visit:…read morethe Prime Rib Dip. It's simply outstanding. The prime rib is high quality, incredibly tender, and served a perfect medium rare. Paired with a flavorful au jus, creamy horseradish sauce, and a fresh hoagie roll, it's a sandwich that's consistently exceptional. The thin-cut fries are always served hot, fresh, and perfectly crispy. The attached photo gives you an idea of just how mouthwatering this sandwich is, but it tastes even better than it looks. I've had French dips all over Kansas City, and this one is still my favorite. It's hard to imagine a better Prime Rib Dip anywhere in town.

Craving Nashville Hot Chicken…read more. No longer able to ask for bun separately so it's not soaked up with chicken oily sauce.. it was definitely not as I remembered. Still decent size of breast meat but not as Nashville hot as I'm used to. I'm also glad I asked for extra jalapeños aioli because the sandwich didn't have any. Overall just ok.

Currently Landing is in its growth phase. I'm not sure the hotel has a lot of guests yet so it was…read morefairly empty while, we were also there on a rainy night. We went there before a Knucklehead's show, which allowed us to just hop down the road conveniently. So don't overlook this if you're headed to the East Bottoms for some live music. While the food was good, this will definitely be a little better ambience with a good crew, soccer game, or weekend. Food was delicious. Pork belly bites were cooked to perfection, fries perfectly crispy, the grilled cheese sandwich was still good even left over the next day!! So, so good. With that said, I took off a star because while it was empty, the bartender was not the friendliest. We were asking about the menu, deciding between choices and he was rolling his eyes and loudly sighing, like we were inconveniencing him. Meanwhile, there were zero people in the other area of the restaurant, and all of the patrons were sitting at the bar. Maybe 6-10 max? There were two of us girls. I'm not gonna say he was hired because of muscles and being good looking... But I'm going to say customer service isn't his forté, rubbed us wrong when excited to try a new place. I absolutely hate including this on reviews. But being a new restaurant on a slow night, I don't like feeling like I'm supposed to profusely apologize for sitting at the bar.

Made a reservation for breakfast and were seated timely. We were sat at a dirty table. The table…read morewas promptly cleaned but that was the last we saw of any staff at our table for a long time. 25 minutes passed and no one asked for our drink or food order. The booth behind us that showed up 20 minutes later was given the opportunity to order coffee within 5 minutes of arrival and we were passed right by. I had to stop what appears to be a manager and ask why we haven't gotten to order yet. During the 25 minute wait a waitress passed us multiple times and a manager did as well without acknowledging our table's existence. I wish I could say the food was better than the service but an hour after we were seated it still had not arrived.

What's a hungry man to do when he finds out that the power is out at his house? Well, when it's…read more9:30 pm and you don't want to eat in the dark...I headed to IHOP. It's been at least a decade since I last visited an IHOP and I walked out because they didn't have any pie for a late night dessert. Prior to that was it was young adult memories of sticky tables and wondering "what the hell is a Boysenberry" while admiring the plethora of exotic high fructose corn syrups on the tables. Last night I was the only diner in an empty restaurant save my waitress and her young boy that was spending the evening in a booth with his mama while she was overworked taking my lone order. i felt like I was intruding on their quality bonding time. I mean that's the kind of memories this kid will always remember; sitting in a private booth with coloring books, unlimited french fries and soda and listening to the greatest hits of the '80s blasting from the speakers. Ahh, the high life! My Chicken biscuit sandwich with a cup of gravy and a side of hash browns was pretty average on all fronts. A bit too pricey for the quality but it beats trying to find something in the refrigerator at home, with the light of your cell phone while stressing about holding the door open for too long and then having to throw away all the food that you bought the day before that you will never get to enjoy because of global warming, poor city planning and old growth suburban arbory. That kid don't know how good he's got it, adulting is hard! I took off the top biscuit, poured the gravy over the small chicken filet, doused it in tabasco while covering the hashbrowns with the fancy sea salt grinder that has replaced the decanter of Boysenberry syrup and then a liberal couple of squeezes from the Heinz ketchup bottle at every table and laughed at two of the saddest and smallest pickle chips I've ever seen. I ate slowly to avoid the drive home to darkness and no A/C or fan to sleep with. I would have stayed longer but they still don't have any pie. A waited a decade and they still don't have pie on a 12 page menu for a restaurant that's open 24 hours a day!... WTF! I tipped generously and hoped that mama waitress bought the kid a new toy or book for his next "shift" at IHOP, for me it will probably be another late night power outage before I have the desire to repeat the experience.

This place sucks. Don't come to this ihop you will waste your time. Walk in and only three tables…read moreand you have to wait. Reason they give is they have online orders. Two people waiting in front of us. They finally get seated. People walk in to place to go orders and they take them right away. Place is a mess dirty tables everywhere. Finally we get seated. Service very slow. Only two tables with people but still slow. One table had to get up and go to the door just to pay their check lol. Food was just okay. Overall I will never come back to this location.

The service was excellent. The food was very tasty. We had the pot roast and a Cobb salad with…read morechicken. We were in a temporary location so we couldn't sit outside. They're renovating the place. Get your sample blue Hawaiian drink very tasty.

The food was fantastic, the service was top shelf and the place was nice. I had a very good pork…read morechop and mashed potatoes.

If you're looking for a brunch place in River Market, look no further than Farmhouse. Right on the…read morestreetcar route, and about a block from the Delaware stop, you'll find the location in a great area near other things to do and see. Reservations are available here - not necessary but depending on the day/time, you may need to wait a bit before being seated if you don't. The restaurant is rustic with farmhouse-style (hence the name!) seating. There is plenty of natural light from their street-facing windows, and if the weather's right, they have a lovely side patio. The food portions are generous and definitely shareable if your table has a few things they'd like to try! Pictured here is the Chicken n Shortstack with a chili-maple reduction and the lemon-lime marinated watermelon. The restaurant features locally-sourced ingredients and highlights them on blackboards through the restaurant. Because of this, their menu can sometimes shift and change!

If you're looking for a curated menu with fresh, farm to table ingredients, you've come to the…read moreright place. Here's what we ordered: Chicken and pancake stack Brisket Tacos Farmhouse omelet Poblano grits and eggs Coffee cake Service was quick - no complaints. There's plenty of outside seating that backs up to their on site garden full of fresh herbs and veggies. It's a bit on the fancier side, would be perfect for a big family brunch or a girls day. Will definitely be returning!

I'm not sure why anyone would open a business in this town with the name Rockstar? With all the…read morenegative publicity and illegal activities associated with Rockstar Burgers last decade, I don't think the naming choice was well thought out. I foresee a re-branding in the near future. Anywho, it's not my investment money. I came with a group of co-workers on a Saturday evening last week for some socializing. This involved food for everyone but me since I arrived late and had already started my pre-party elsewhere - and why kill a good buzz!? I did arrive in time to see the food delivered and consumed and the burgers and loaded fries did look excellent. We started on the patio and moved inside for more drinking and to play pool. The place has all the standard attractions that a suburban bar & grill would have. Pool, video golf, sports on TV, a good speaker system, tons of neon bar signs and waitresses in skimpy outfits. Speaking of waitresses - ours was named Kylie and she was a hoot. A natural for the customer service industry. Funny, efficient and friendly. Would I go back? Sure, next time for food and hopefully Kylie will be our server again.

TL;DR - owner charges for drinks you didn't buy and provides very poor service…read more Owner tried to bill me for 9 drinks, which totaled nearly $100. When I asked to see the receipt, he said that several of the hash marks made were "accidental." My party had 6 drinks. Two for me and four for the person who wasn't driving. The price somehow still landed, after refunding me for the extra drinks I didn't have, at $60 without food. I drank two tank 7 pints that he told me he wasn't allowed to fill the glasses on and she had well rum. Does that sound like $60 you want to spend? The food looked good, but the owner (we were told our bartender was the owner) is clearly a scumbag. It's sad because we were excited for the new karaoke show on Saturdays and would have been regulars, but I don't patronize thieves and will never spend a dime here again. Also, regarding karaoke, there were multiple times where the bartender/owner went and fiddled with the KJ's equipment? I've never seen that at any karaoke night in the metro. There was also a loud buzz from the house speakers all night (not the KJ's equipment). I don't think the owner cares about the success of this business. I think he actually wants to run a strip club, given that he also required the KJ to stop multiple times and let some young girls dance on a table instead of the scheduled karaoke. Maybe this is a selling point for you, and if so, just keep an eye out on what drinks you're actually buying, because if they can sneak one in on ya, they will.

Chappell's is a sports lovers dream. There's football helmets covering the ceilings and pictures of…read morememorable sports people all over the walls and even in the bathrooms. Very cool. I always take my friends from out of town here if I know they love sports. I was here before a couple of my friends were so the waitress asked me if I wanted anything. I told her I was gonna get a sandwich and if I could just get the fries while I'm waiting it would be nice. She brought me some fries which was very nice of her. They were crispy and good. I ordered the king club sandwich. I could only finish half. It was good. Kinda like a BLT but with added smoked turkey, ham, swiss and cheddar cheese. Too full for dessert, darn.

Its a beautiful place once you walk in with all of sports memorabilia. I had their special and it…read morewas great portion of food for 13.99. Service I had was great although they were not busy on weekday at 3pm. I would definitely comeback and try their other menu items.