First, I used to live in Overland Park 8 years ago but moved to Austin TX so everything in…read moreWarrensburg seems foreign to me. I say that so people don't get upset when I say, Players Restaurant is located in the middle of nowhere, but it's in a safe nowhere! Pulling up was an exciting moment as my oldest daughter was graduating first in her class, a year early from high school and I hadn't seen her in a year. That said, I walked in about 4pm and almost no one was there. I asked the bartender if I could sit in the main room instead of the bar and she was cool with it. Players looks like a sort of Applebees with "crap" all on the walls but upon closer inspection, the photos are of local people. This tells me it's an authentic experience which I gained a much fuller appreciation. My daughters both said they liked the food there, and I was about to meet "the boyfriend" so I was anticipating the encounter. He walked in and I immediately made fun of him to put him at ease (my daughter warned him that I used to do standup) so the vibe was very nice. Next the waitress came over and was so vibrant and courteous that I was impressed. Now, I really liked a lot of menu items I saw but I wasn't that hungry. Again, I'll bring this back later, but could this "redneck restaurant" really make good Saganaki (Greek cheese) and Calamari? Needless to say, I was extremely skeptical however my sweet tea arrived and was spot on. I even asked for NO lemon and she didn't put it in my glass. Forgive my doubts as I used to be a chef so I can generally spot a disingenuous effort before trying it. First up was the Saganaki which came over a burner. Wow, they got part of it right! As an aside, the cheese can be one of many types with Halloumi or a type of sheeps milk feta that's shallow fried. That said, and I hope they read this to add authentic zest to the experience, it needs to be flambeed and hit with a shot of lemon to offset the richness which very loudly proclaiming OPA! Aside from the theatrics it was extremely good and the warm pita was on the money! Next up I had already determined I was making a mistake ordering the calamari. Well, I was wrong again. The squid were perfectly fried and crispy lacking grease that most restaurants think is ok. Players hit it out of the park with my only addition being I would have liked an aioli with it otherwise the dish surprised me. My kids both got fettuccini alfredo with chicken. I tried two bites and found it was average. The sauce was somewhat bland with slightly overcooked pasta. I think most kids would love it but after people build up a good amount of knowledge with quality dishes, this one fell flat. I'm not saying it's bad, but I wouldn't order it. The pork tenderloin sandwich looked good but I didn't taste it. I was dumbfounded by the huge tenderized pork outsizing the bun 3 to 1 giving it the illusion of getting a lot for the money. My daughters boyfriend assured me it was good and wrapped up half to take home. To summarize my review shows that one should never go in with preconceived notions about a restaurant before trying it. Players proved me wrong more often that I'm willing to admit. The staff are very nice, the restaurant has soul, and the food overachieves. If you're in the area I will highly advise dropping by for what could be the best food in town.

Recommended by the hotel concierge, Players has something for everyone! The service was great even…read moreas it started to get busy. When the food arrived it was hot and everyone in my party went quiet.

Went here for first time and would definitely go back! You order at the counter and then they…read morebring your food out, and things move pretty fast here. The staff were all super friendly to help decide what we wanted while ordering. Food was freshly cooked and tasted great! The Gyros were really good and took the price as the better of the two sliders. The inside is clean and inviting with plenty of seating if wanting to eat there. The one downer is that they have Pepsi products and no Diet Dr Pepper :(

During a trip to Sedalia, we opted to come here for an early lunch. I really recommend their…read moresampler which has a great Greek salad, humus, Tzatziki sauce, pita bread and Spanakopita (spinach pie). I also got an order for the falafel which was yummy. Staff was very nice and welcoming. The place itself has a chill vibe.

These bad reviews are fake new! My husband and I used to come here all the time when we lived in…read moreGrain Valley, and even after nearly 10 years in Blue Springs, it's still just as good. With the lack of quality Chinese takeout in Blue Springs, Lin's is absolutely worth the short drive. Online ordering makes it easy, and the owners are always so kind and welcoming. Our favorites: pu pu platter, Mongolian beef, egg drop wonton, and hot & sour soup. If you're in Blue Springs, do yourself a favor and make the 10-15 minute trip...you won't regret it! 谢谢 (siâ-siâ AKA thank you)

I've been going to Lin's in Grain Valley for years. Wholesome, little restaurant with classic,…read moreflavorful, N.Y. style Chinese food. I appreciate the kindess and quality of their food and service. Truly. ^_^

Love that they serve breakfast until 2 on Sunday. Service is always friendly. Reasonable pricesread more

Small town cafe, great food and great service! When passing…read morethrough and you need a cup of coffee or a hot plate of home cooked food, stop in in

Can't say enough good things about our lunch today at Kehde's BBQ!…read moreKaren, (her real name,lol) was so pleasant, laughing and joking with her numerous clientele. I had the "Daily Special" of Catfish, served piping hot, and a delicious cole slaw. My new-friend Bob had a Beef sandwich with waffle fries, which were also crispy and delicious. Thank you Karen for letting us 'hog up' a good table during your Friday lunch rush!

The place was pretty loud, conversation was difficult. I ordered the rib plate with sweet potato…read morefrench fries and the wife ordered the burnt ends and cole slaw. My ribs were very good, nice smoke ring and were not fall off the bone, which is good. The beans were out of a can but were doctored up with onion and small chunks of meat, not bad. The slice of Texas toast was meh. The sweet potato fries were luke warm and very limp, not the best I have had.The burnt ends looked like some over done prime rib cut into nice square pieces with some thickened BBQ sauce. The cole slaw was actually pretty good, the wife liked it. Here again, the Texas toast was meh. Overall, nothing special to write home about but a good dinner.

I always love finding the Mom and Pop restaurants anywhere I go, This place did not disappoint at…read moreall!! When you walk it the place is a small little diner with only a handful of chairs. I was greeted and sat promptly when I came in. For it being a small place they have a large menu with a lot of options. I ended up going with the daily special which was a Country Fried Steak, Mashed potatoes, Gravy (white or brown) Veggies and a roll on the Thursday that I went. This was a huge amount of food and was such an amazing comfort food cooked to perfection. This is the type of place I would definitely eat at all the time if it were closer to me. The type of place you gather with friends and family to eat and sit and chat and talk about the game.

Stopped by this new food truck for some authentic Indian food. I got the mild chicken masala and my…read morewife got the medium chicken masala. They were both very spicy, might be a bit too spicy but still tastes good and fresh. The naan bread was a good compliment to the main dish. The samosas were also very good and flavorful. The food did take a while to make but it was worth it. Highly recommend if you want to try something new, stick to mild if you aren't a fan of extremely spicy! (Will still be moderately spicy!)

Service was great. Food was reasonable price. Cinnamon rolls were delicious. Can't wait to try…read morebreakfast

Great friendly service and food is always perfectly prepared. Fun, quaint decor. We almost eat here…read morewhen traveling through Windsor, MO.