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I am not sure where to start with this review. I think I have been here a couple times. Both times disappointed that pierponts is not open during lunch hours. And that has to be the only reason this place makes it. Its the only place yo get a hot meal at Union Station, right? Our waitress was friendly and attentive but thats where the good ends. The food is bad. No redeeming qualities. Bad. I guess the fries were okay but you can get hood fries anywhere. I ordered a Harvey Girl drink. How can you go wrong with fruity syrup, titos, lemonade and carbonation??? I honestly don't know but they did. It tasted like cough syrup. The prime rib dip was not prime rib. Gristly, chewy, soaked in au jus it was edible. The first half was anyway. I brought the second half home. My son went to eat it and THERE WAS PLASTIC IN THE SANDWICH. A large piece of what appeared to be some sort of wrapper. Picture attached. How does that happen?
Saturday on a trip to Kansas City, my family and I decided to stop in to Union Station for lunch at Harvey's. Union Station is absolutely beautiful and worth stopping in to see if you've never been there! We knew we were going to visit the station and looked up restaurants to see if anything looked good. Harvey's menu caught our eyes, with its southern flare, and luckily didn't require reservations. My grandmother, Aunt, and myself were all seated quickly, and our waitress asked for and brought us our drinks out super fast. The restaurant was a little loud seeing as how it's inside of a train station full of people! With that being said, I've been in louder restaurants and this wasn't that bad. I ordered Nashville Hot Chicken and Waffles with a cup of Gumbo, my Aunt ordered the Gourmet Grilled Cheese with Sweet Potato Fries, and my grandma ordered a Prime Rib French dip. We all shared hot pimento cheese dip. First of all that cheese dip was to die for. I've only ever had cold pimento cheese and was not a fan... obviously it's because hot pimento cheese is the way to go!!! My Nashville Hot Chicken and Waffles was amazing. I think the waffle batter needed a little salt, but otherwise it was perfect. The gumbo was a little spicy and packed with flavor... just the way I like it!! My grandma's French dip thankfully on soft bread for her to eat, and the meat was sliced thin enough for her to chew. My auntie ordered the gourmet grilled cheese, and that thing was on firrreeee!! Her sweet potato fries came with a side of marshmallow fluff that had cinnamon in it, she was literally scraping the cup of that clean! We noticed they have a breakfast buffet on the weekends and one coming up for Mother's Day, that we might make reservations for!!! The food was fantastic and we seriously can't wait to go back for more.
I had lunch at Harvey's with my family after taking in an exhibit at Union Station a while back and I have to say it was pretty average. I'd always wondered about this place as it's front and center while you walk around Union Station, you'd be hard pressed NOT to notice it. The food is just okay in my book. It will satisfy, but it won't wow and I kind of wish it would be more remarkable. That being said, after thinking I'd give Harveys 3 stars I bumped it up to 4 because the service is really great, and you can't beat the ambiance if you're wanting to have a reason to stay and enjoy the feel of Union Station a bit longer. Overall, I'd return, but I'd probably only go here if I happened to be nearby and in need of a meal.
We were in town for the World Cup and were heading back from Kansas City via Amtrak so we had a few hours to kill before our departure. The union Station place know as Harvey's in right in the center of the big hall and has a unique two floor rotund design. It was a Sunday and so we were told there was just a Brunch Buffet today option only and that was fine. However we later learned why they don't post menus or prices on any signage outside the entrance. After a couple of plates of Biscuits and Gravy, Sausage links, sliced roast beef and a few dessert sweet options...our bill came to $109 for just the two of us. And they already included an 18% gratuity standard to boot. I don't mind paying tourist amounts for dining, but this ain't Vegas baby?! Charging $36 per person for a medium sized buffet is just robbery.
3.5/5 I've tried their brunch buffet on weekends, which was okay, not great. However, I was there last week for lunch during the weekday and I enjoyed the food a lot more! Tried the 2026 restaurant week menu: two courses for $20. The chicken fried chicken and tomato basil soup were absolutely delicious and generous portions. Service was friendly, but not quick. Interesting concept, a restaurant inside Union Station but not my cup of tea.
Brunch at Harvey's at Union Station is becoming a go-to for us--this was our second time, and it did not disappoint. The options are endless (seriously, you'd have to stay all day to try everything), but that's the fun of it--trying a little of everything. The mini waffles were the highlight: fresh, soft, and fluffy with a cranberry sauce that was chef's kiss. Plus, the cutest little individual syrups. Crispy bacon, made-to-order eggs, and flavorful breakfast potatoes with peppers were all on point. They also go way beyond breakfast--fried chicken, mac and cheese, fresh fruit, salads, shrimp with cocktail sauce, and tons of desserts. And being inside Union Station makes it even better. It's beautiful, spacious, and open, with high ceilings that make it feel like you're not even in the Midwest. Come hungry--you'll want to try it all.
This KC Chicken platter was absolutely amazing. Fried chicken covered with country gravy, green beans cooked with bacon and seasonings, biscuit, fresh mashed potatoes and gravy. Venue overlooks Union Station and it is very elegant. They have kids menu and excellent brunch buffet on the weekends. Service staff are delightful and friendly. Quick to fill drinks and make the dining experience there one to remember.
Was recommended by our hotel. Walked over via The Link which took about 15 minutes only to find out they were not serving breakfast off the menu and it was mandatory buffet only for $40 per person. When you scan the QR code at the table it pulled up the normal menu so that was confusing and the sign posted out front said mandatory buffet started on April 5th (it's March 29th) so also misleading. When I asked if there was a decent amount of vegetarian stuff at the buffet our server said "no there's just like salad" and insisted they wouldn't make an exception to make me avocado toast of anything off the menu. We ended up leaving so I am rating only based on the experience and not the food.
Great restaurant with even friendlier staff. My waitress was amazing. I tried the breakfast burrito and it was perfection. Bacon was crispy and cooked perfectly. I also got one pancake on the side because had a slight sweet tooth but it was so big couldn't even finish half lol, but it was delish all the same.
I had breakfast at Harvey's while I was at Union Station. I had a Belgian waffle and side of fruit. The waffle was good and was made memorable when I got apple and sausage as a topping. I enjoyed that I was able to eat in a relaxing atmosphere and do some people watching. The server was friendly and checked on me often.
This place was a complete vibe. The service was everything. Our waitress was so nice and fun. We certainly were lucky to have her as she provided the best first time experience that I'd had. The food was cooked to perfection. I forgot to take a picture of my key lime pie, but it was delicious! I'm looking forward to a second visit.
Real hungry I was on a mission hi get pork bacon and eggs and anything else was a bonus. I had a full morning by 12 with no coffee or breakfast. I had already purchased in my heart that I would go over to Union Station not knowing what was in store, but was interested.. immediately when I walked in, I spotted Harvey's it was packed. The people were happy lots of laughter eating ambience was on point.. It was the center of attraction. There are one to three other dining options right out front, but Harvey's had the draw. I walked over and inquire with the host who informed me the current menu was Sunday brunch.. I thanked him and walked away to view more of what Union Station had to offer as well as grabbed a coffee. I came back by I had decided I was just going to offer order off the menu because I only wanted bacon and eggs. However I had seen peel and eat shrimp and catfish on some of the other customers plate so I was ready to order. The hostess informed me there was no menu, only the buffet. So many food options, with a beautiful view so I decided I would pay the full price of a buffet to get those four items! Needless to say, I arrived with one hour left all of the catfish was gone, and the manager was what I felt to be rude about it offered me an alternative of a cold salmon to be heated versus the catfish because they ran out before 2 o'clock. The buffet was over at three, and that was it. I was flabbergasted.! Like you are the only establishment of the four serving food that have catfish on the menu and you run out an hour before your brunch is over. Oh my gosh then you give me an attitude because I'm confused and when I ask if you would make an adjustment in my buffet price but she interrupted me and discarded the entire bill. Which probably would have appeased someone that had not set themselves up or wasn't completely interested in just getting an order of catfish? I was bummed and disappointed. I left without catfish. I did get bacon and eggs with a few peel and eat shrimp, saving room for the catfish that never came out.
This spot is right in the middle of Union Station, and would be a recommendation for the views and people watching alone. We were taken to the upper level, which I liked because the view of the whole space is unblocked. The amazing high windows and intricate ceiling really make for a great way to spend an hour. Oh, and the food is pretty good too. My kid had the non spicy chicken and waffles, 4 mini waffles and two large chicken tenders, with maple syrup and whipped butter on the side. He ate it so fast, I didn't even get a bite, but he said it was great. I had the salmon with quinoa, kale, tomatoes and edamame, drizzled with a bit of a honey vinaigrette. I could have used a bit more of the vinaigrette but the dish was healthy and good, with a slightly larger than expected piece of salmon. Server was helpful, answering questions regarding Union Station, where to view the trains, etc. Solid spot for solid lunch. I don't know that you go to a train station for the food. The views and people watching made it worth it.
1 month ago
We stopped here in the heart of Union Station after touring the Berlin Wall exhibit and had a nice experience. We were seated upstairs at a very comfortable table with great scenery, and our server, Shannon, was outstanding--she had complete command of our lively group and took great care of us throughout the meal. The food and drinks hit every mark. I started with a traditional Bloody Mary (major bonus points for the crispy bacon garnish and salted rim). For my main, I ordered the KC Classic burnt ends sandwich with sweet potato fries. The sandwich was packed with flavor and had a great spicy kick, while the fries were so crispy and perfectly cooked that they didn't even need dipping sauce. The chicken and waffles, club sandwich, and Reuben ordered around the table looked just as impressive. The only minor drawback was a chilly draft blowing directly on our table--it almost felt like we were seated in a paranormal cold spot! Shannon took it in stride with great humor, rightfully pointing out that Union Station's vintage ventilation was the culprit rather than the restaurant. Luckily, the boozy coffee warmed us right back up. I'll definitely be back for seconds! read more
19 days ago
i stopped for a late lunch here after i toured the berlin wall. i really wanted to sit on the balcony, so i could pretend to be a princess, and gaze loftily at people in the lower areas, but alas, no one was being seated upstairs. maybe another day... the atmosphere was relaxing, the tables are well spaced - you aren't so close to a neighboring table that you are tempted to ask them for a french fry while you wait for your own food. which brings me to the food... honestly, the food isn't great. it's kind of like the food you'd expect at a greasy diner, one where the cook wears a greasy apron and hits the 'ready' bell with a spatula. that said, beware of harvey's original burger. do you remember the hamburgers they used to serve in school cafeterias? this hamburger (double) had the same kick - one like my 92 year old mum tried to give me when she was mad. no flavor. no strength. nods to the hot french fries though. the k.c. classic also lacked in flavor, but the presentation was nice. this review is so tepid i'm pissing myself off. two things made this food bearable - well, three, since i had two glasses of pinot noir. all that walking during the berlin wall made me thirsty. don't judge. our waitress was awesome - very friendly, patient, everything was great. her name was alexis, i watched her, much like a stalker, while picking at a bland k.c. classic. she visited all her tables, made happy talk with customers, brought them take away cartons, and accepted payments. alexis - five stars food - one star total bill before tip - $63.84 oh! i almost forgot the free entertainment. a couple were taking wedding photos by the post office - i will forever wonder if they wanted the post office logo, as well as the parking garage logo featured prominently in the background. or how photographs of the couple laying on the floor of union station turned out. they were a happy couple, and very polite about being in a public space - they were mindful of foot traffic, photographer was great too. union station is a cool stop if you are in the vicinity. except for the parking fee. next: my cat and what her meows actually mean. read more
24 days ago
I am not sure where to start with this review. I think I have been here a couple times. Both times disappointed that pierponts is not open during lunch hours. And that has to be the only reason this place makes it. Its the only place yo get a hot meal at Union Station, right? Our waitress was friendly and attentive but thats where the good ends. The food is bad. No redeeming qualities. Bad. I guess the fries were okay but you can get hood fries anywhere. I ordered a Harvey Girl drink. How can you go wrong with fruity syrup, titos, lemonade and carbonation??? I honestly don't know but they did. It tasted like cough syrup. The prime rib dip was not prime rib. Gristly, chewy, soaked in au jus it was edible. The first half was anyway. I brought the second half home. My son went to eat it and THERE WAS PLASTIC IN THE SANDWICH. A large piece of what appeared to be some sort of wrapper. Picture attached. How does that happen? read more
8 months ago
Saturday on a trip to Kansas City, my family and I decided to stop in to Union Station for lunch at Harvey's. Union Station is absolutely beautiful and worth stopping in to see if you've never been there! We knew we were going to visit the station and looked up restaurants to see if anything looked good. Harvey's menu caught our eyes, with its southern flare, and luckily didn't require reservations. My grandmother, Aunt, and myself were all seated quickly, and our waitress asked for and brought us our drinks out super fast. The restaurant was a little loud seeing as how it's inside of a train station full of people! With that being said, I've been in louder restaurants and this wasn't that bad. I ordered Nashville Hot Chicken and Waffles with a cup of Gumbo, my Aunt ordered the Gourmet Grilled Cheese with Sweet Potato Fries, and my grandma ordered a Prime Rib French dip. We all shared hot pimento cheese dip. First of all that cheese dip was to die for. I've only ever had cold pimento cheese and was not a fan... obviously it's because hot pimento cheese is the way to go!!! My Nashville Hot Chicken and Waffles was amazing. I think the waffle batter needed a little salt, but otherwise it was perfect. The gumbo was a little spicy and packed with flavor... just the way I like it!! My grandma's French dip thankfully on soft bread for her to eat, and the meat was sliced thin enough for her to chew. My auntie ordered the gourmet grilled cheese, and that thing was on firrreeee!! Her sweet potato fries came with a side of marshmallow fluff that had cinnamon in it, she was literally scraping the cup of that clean! We noticed they have a breakfast buffet on the weekends and one coming up for Mother's Day, that we might make reservations for!!! The food was fantastic and we seriously can't wait to go back for more. read more
I had lunch at Harvey's with my family after taking in an exhibit at Union Station a while back and I have to say it was pretty average. I'd always wondered about this place as it's front and center while you walk around Union Station, you'd be hard pressed NOT to notice it. The food is just okay in my book. It will satisfy, but it won't wow and I kind of wish it would be more remarkable. That being said, after thinking I'd give Harveys 3 stars I bumped it up to 4 because the service is really great, and you can't beat the ambiance if you're wanting to have a reason to stay and enjoy the feel of Union Station a bit longer. Overall, I'd return, but I'd probably only go here if I happened to be nearby and in need of a meal. read more
We were in town for the World Cup and were heading back from Kansas City via Amtrak so we had a few hours to kill before our departure. The union Station place know as Harvey's in right in the center of the big hall and has a unique two floor rotund design. It was a Sunday and so we were told there was just a Brunch Buffet today option only and that was fine. However we later learned why they don't post menus or prices on any signage outside the entrance. After a couple of plates of Biscuits and Gravy, Sausage links, sliced roast beef and a few dessert sweet options...our bill came to $109 for just the two of us. And they already included an 18% gratuity standard to boot. I don't mind paying tourist amounts for dining, but this ain't Vegas baby?! Charging $36 per person for a medium sized buffet is just robbery. read more
3.5/5 I've tried their brunch buffet on weekends, which was okay, not great. However, I was there last week for lunch during the weekday and I enjoyed the food a lot more! Tried the 2026 restaurant week menu: two courses for $20. The chicken fried chicken and tomato basil soup were absolutely delicious and generous portions. Service was friendly, but not quick. Interesting concept, a restaurant inside Union Station but not my cup of tea. read more
6 months ago
Brunch at Harvey's at Union Station is becoming a go-to for us--this was our second time, and it did not disappoint. The options are endless (seriously, you'd have to stay all day to try everything), but that's the fun of it--trying a little of everything. The mini waffles were the highlight: fresh, soft, and fluffy with a cranberry sauce that was chef's kiss. Plus, the cutest little individual syrups. Crispy bacon, made-to-order eggs, and flavorful breakfast potatoes with peppers were all on point. They also go way beyond breakfast--fried chicken, mac and cheese, fresh fruit, salads, shrimp with cocktail sauce, and tons of desserts. And being inside Union Station makes it even better. It's beautiful, spacious, and open, with high ceilings that make it feel like you're not even in the Midwest. Come hungry--you'll want to try it all. read more
This KC Chicken platter was absolutely amazing. Fried chicken covered with country gravy, green beans cooked with bacon and seasonings, biscuit, fresh mashed potatoes and gravy. Venue overlooks Union Station and it is very elegant. They have kids menu and excellent brunch buffet on the weekends. Service staff are delightful and friendly. Quick to fill drinks and make the dining experience there one to remember. read more
Was recommended by our hotel. Walked over via The Link which took about 15 minutes only to find out they were not serving breakfast off the menu and it was mandatory buffet only for $40 per person. When you scan the QR code at the table it pulled up the normal menu so that was confusing and the sign posted out front said mandatory buffet started on April 5th (it's March 29th) so also misleading. When I asked if there was a decent amount of vegetarian stuff at the buffet our server said "no there's just like salad" and insisted they wouldn't make an exception to make me avocado toast of anything off the menu. We ended up leaving so I am rating only based on the experience and not the food. read more
9 months ago
10 months ago
Great restaurant with even friendlier staff. My waitress was amazing. I tried the breakfast burrito and it was perfection. Bacon was crispy and cooked perfectly. I also got one pancake on the side because had a slight sweet tooth but it was so big couldn't even finish half lol, but it was delish all the same. read more
I had breakfast at Harvey's while I was at Union Station. I had a Belgian waffle and side of fruit. The waffle was good and was made memorable when I got apple and sausage as a topping. I enjoyed that I was able to eat in a relaxing atmosphere and do some people watching. The server was friendly and checked on me often. read more
2 months ago
1 year ago
This place was a complete vibe. The service was everything. Our waitress was so nice and fun. We certainly were lucky to have her as she provided the best first time experience that I'd had. The food was cooked to perfection. I forgot to take a picture of my key lime pie, but it was delicious! I'm looking forward to a second visit. read more
1 year ago
Real hungry I was on a mission hi get pork bacon and eggs and anything else was a bonus. I had a full morning by 12 with no coffee or breakfast. I had already purchased in my heart that I would go over to Union Station not knowing what was in store, but was interested.. immediately when I walked in, I spotted Harvey's it was packed. The people were happy lots of laughter eating ambience was on point.. It was the center of attraction. There are one to three other dining options right out front, but Harvey's had the draw. I walked over and inquire with the host who informed me the current menu was Sunday brunch.. I thanked him and walked away to view more of what Union Station had to offer as well as grabbed a coffee. I came back by I had decided I was just going to offer order off the menu because I only wanted bacon and eggs. However I had seen peel and eat shrimp and catfish on some of the other customers plate so I was ready to order. The hostess informed me there was no menu, only the buffet. So many food options, with a beautiful view so I decided I would pay the full price of a buffet to get those four items! Needless to say, I arrived with one hour left all of the catfish was gone, and the manager was what I felt to be rude about it offered me an alternative of a cold salmon to be heated versus the catfish because they ran out before 2 o'clock. The buffet was over at three, and that was it. I was flabbergasted.! Like you are the only establishment of the four serving food that have catfish on the menu and you run out an hour before your brunch is over. Oh my gosh then you give me an attitude because I'm confused and when I ask if you would make an adjustment in my buffet price but she interrupted me and discarded the entire bill. Which probably would have appeased someone that had not set themselves up or wasn't completely interested in just getting an order of catfish? I was bummed and disappointed. I left without catfish. I did get bacon and eggs with a few peel and eat shrimp, saving room for the catfish that never came out. read more
7 months ago
This spot is right in the middle of Union Station, and would be a recommendation for the views and people watching alone. We were taken to the upper level, which I liked because the view of the whole space is unblocked. The amazing high windows and intricate ceiling really make for a great way to spend an hour. Oh, and the food is pretty good too. My kid had the non spicy chicken and waffles, 4 mini waffles and two large chicken tenders, with maple syrup and whipped butter on the side. He ate it so fast, I didn't even get a bite, but he said it was great. I had the salmon with quinoa, kale, tomatoes and edamame, drizzled with a bit of a honey vinaigrette. I could have used a bit more of the vinaigrette but the dish was healthy and good, with a slightly larger than expected piece of salmon. Server was helpful, answering questions regarding Union Station, where to view the trains, etc. Solid spot for solid lunch. I don't know that you go to a train station for the food. The views and people watching made it worth it. read more
10 months ago
Brooke J our Wonderful Server was putting in work, I went to checkout "Big Boy" 4014 and so did most everyone in the KCMO. I had the KC Classic and up-charged for Tomato Bisque and lemonade. Classic Dinner Fare, Historic Location with plenty of people watching. Great location for lunch and so much to see and do around. read more
5 months ago
3 years ago
That time I had a seat with history at Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri. This historical station stories takes us through the 100-year history of Union Station through artifacts, photos and interactive information screens. Union Station memories include anticipating the arrival of trains filled with loved ones. Explored Harvey's restaurant where I had the most delicious fried chicken with biscuit bathed in the most tasteful gravy sauce. Omg! And to wash it down I had a glass of red wine as I enjoyed the beautiful architecture of this historical piece of history. The waitress/waiters were delightful and filled with positivity. Loved every moment of it! read more
Our food was pretty good, but not amazing. The ambience is the real star of the show with the restaurant sitting right in the middle of Union Station. We requested to sit upstairs for the best view. We came at 2pm on a Friday so it was super empty and our food came quickly. Our waitress, Brooke, was also great and super funny! Don't forget to get your parking validated for the parking garage before you leave the restaurant! read more
Stopped at the Union Station to take pictures of the Chiefs exhibit. We got hungry & stopped here! It was busy, but we still managed to be seated fairly quickly (party of 6). The food was delicious, fresh & nice sized portions. It was clean all around & the waitresses were super nice! It's right by the entrance of Union Station so of course you expect it to be noisy & busy. You can still enjoy your own conversations at your table though. 10/10! Definitely will go back for brunch to try that out! read more
8 months ago
Dining at Harvey's is an enjoyable combination of food and atmosphere. My first meal here has been breakfast, but I could see coming over here for more food and drink. The menus cover all the basics, and you are of course dining in the open in beautiful Union Station. For breakfast, most importantly, coffee comes out quickly. I ordered Classic Chicken & Waffles, and a spicier, Nashville option, is also available. Omelets here are smaller in size but much more thickly filled, and options beyond potatoes (e.g, a big bowl of fruit) are available for a small additional fee. While there's plenty of places in the area for great meals, one here is never a bad option. read more
Went with the group of NVFC ladies (20+ in our group)to see Union Station so we caught lunch at Harvey's. Our server was exceptional, even made me some southern sweet tea!! It was pretty cool to be sitting in beautiful Union Station eating. Our group had various items, even some told the server to surprise them and no one was disappointed. The portions are fairly large and could be shared. I opted for the gourmet grilled cheese with bacon and fries and it was SO good. read more
Terrific place for Sunday brunch. Everything was very well prepared and tasty. Lots and lots of options, including prime rib and smoked salmon. We will definitely be back. It's maybe a bit pricier than your traditional buffet but oh so much better. And the ambience of Union Station just adds to the experience. read more
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This Yelp review is for Chef Sean. He stopped by the table to check up on us and thanked us for dining in. Such a sweet gesture! I thought this place would be like every other brunch buffet places, basic food. But not at Harvey's! Great tasting food! Freshly cooked. Quality & Quantity are definitely there. Don't believe me? Check it out yourself! Please rsvp as they are pretty busy on Sundays. read more
Mind blowing this place isn't 5 stars! This place was amazing. Right inside the famous Union Station, this restaurant offers tons of yummy food to choose from The kids had the hamburgers which were made fresh. They even had the Smokey flavor. The buns were homemade and fresh too. I had the pick two with tomato basil and gourmet grilled cheese. It was AMAZING!!! My husband had the pick 2 with chicken noodle soup and club sandwich. He wouldn't even share it was so good! I loved the fact that they let the kids draw all over the table covers. It kept them busy. A great place for the family, a business lunch or even a cute date spot read more
Been here a few times over the years, I thought it was time a write a review. It's a good KC staple to the Union Station. We went during their off hours and it was pretty quiet which was nice. I ordered the chicken and waffles and that was a delicious meal. the staff was pretty friendly. it took us a while to be seated for a slow day, but once sat we were pretty happy with the service. read more
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Let's first start by saying that the service was great this go round. The first time I came here my boyfriend and I came for brunch on a Sunday and sat on the top level so it was great. We asked the waitress if the restaurant brought out a bottle of champagne with the mimosas because we'd been to restaurants in the past that did that instead of pouring bottomless mimosas. The waitress then looked us dead in the eyes and said "no this is not the club." We educated her on how ignorant, misplaced, disrespectful, and slightly racist her comment was before doing anything else. So back to the visit on 10/5/2022, I went with my team for lunch. The waitress was very attentive. Since there was a large group of us we were able to submit our orders a day in advance so they would be prepared. I got the grilled chicken and avocado club with fries. It was ok. The bread was a little hard though. The fries were excellent. read more
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30 W Pershing Rd
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