I just tried this really neat wings spot for the first time and did it leave a great impression!…read moreThe woman who handed us our order was incredibly sweet and won me over already with her customer service! I ordered jerk boneless wings, hot honey and korean bbq bone in wings, a side of Mac and cheese and some corn! The jerk chicken hit the spot! You could taste a million spices and more, in a good way, and had the perfect balance of heat and sweet! My other fave was the hot honey! As a fan of hot honey to begin with, it just was a set up for perfection. Corn was grilled just enough to have that sweet, charred flavor and the Mac and cheese hit the spot! The korean bbq wasn't bad, but I'd opt to try another flavor instead. Overall satisfied!

Amazing service. Nice and juicy wings. Definitely my top pick over Wingstop. I'll go next time to…read moretry the chicken sandwiches.

One thing that I love about this place is that they have a kiosk to order from. I love being able…read moreto scroll through a menu, especially when it's a new place with a lot to choose from. I found that very convenient and much more relaxed than ordering at a counter with a line behind you. We ordered the wing portion of Soy Garlic Chicken and Pork Dumplings. I have never had wings like this before. They were breaded, and just the right amount of saucy. I liked having disposable gloves as an option to handle them, that is a game changer for me. They were very sweet, which I am not the biggest fan of. They did have a decent amount of heat, which I was warned about from other reviews. It was the perfect level of heat for me, I don't know if I would try their spicy version. I thought the Pork Dumplings were the star of the meal. They were large in size and cooked perfectly. They had just the right amount of crunch and filling. The sauce that came with it was also on the sweeter side.

So like Joe K said, it's great to see more Korean chicken places in the Kansas City area. (S)KFC is…read moreamazing - the crispness of the chicken, the fantastic sauces. It's special. I'm excited just thinking about it. But oh man was I hoping for better. And I think this place could get there, if they can change some things. Joyce and Brandy laid it out well, so I'll just echo some main points: - The food could be better. Apparently it has been before. What I saw felt pretty low effort, the crispiness wasn't there. (South) Korean Fried Chicken is amazing because even with those delicious sauces, the chicken stays crispy. Best of both worlds! These wings were soggy. I didn't feel great after eating the meal. It wasn't ideal. - The service was nonexistent. I came up to the human at the counter, who directed me not to talk to her but to put in my order on the screen to the side. I hate these. I hate them so much. The UX on the terminal was clunky, the navigation in particular was so bad that there were whole sections of the menu that seemed to be missing. I now know to swipe left on the headers to scroll right to a second page of root-level categories, but be honest, just reading that in a sentence is confusing and annoying. Some people may like kiosks. That's fine! But mandating them is awkward and obnoxious. - I'm still on the service. There's a big menu. There are paper menus. There are little signs advertising fun looking items. I already know what I want. It is so much easier and more enjoyable to order with a real human and get their help. Why put the added friction of learning a clunky interface? An employee would be fluent in the system even if it's bad. And if my case is any indication, it's not helping their sales. I would totally have ordered more dishes if I'd known that was an option. It just looked like they were out so it wasn't available. - After putting in the order, I was prompted for a tip for the service. Which just felt like a coup de grace to my psyche. - It felt like there was no heart here. That's probably an ownership issue. I'm sympathetic to a point, it's not easy in general and there's a lot of pressure to cut costs (especially with the tariff arsonist disrupting supply chains). But the vibe here was dismal, you could feel it in the food and the staff. The space itself seems set up well to have large groups and good times. Could be a fun spot. But right now, the impression I get is that aside from the wings the kitchen does a lot of prepackaged instant food. So I'm not sure what they're trying to be - a decent wing place, or more of a fast-food/gas station type of spot. A vending machine with a deep fryer. Like I said before, this place has potential to be great if they can change some things. They're just going to have to want to. I'm rooting for them.

Enjoyed street tacos. Great bar. bartender calls you by…read morename. Very nice and well maintained bar restaurant

My girlfriend and I were introduced to Mr. P'z by a good friend of ours, and we've been back…read moreseveral times since. This review is an overall summary of all our visits. The service is great. Upon entering, you're greeted kindly and told to sit wherever you'd like. Once sat, we are approached by our server which is also kind and friendly. We haven't had a single bad experience with any of the staff here. Their happy hour is phenomenal. I typically will get Vodka Wells, and during their happy hour, Wells are $3. This has without a doubt been the lowest price for Wells out of everywhere I've been. On top of that, the drinks are strong, so you will likely be very pleased with the happy hour amongst the other menu options available during this time. I've had several food items here to include Fried Pickles, Fried Mushrooms, Wings, Chicken Tenders, and Sliders. My absolute favorite out of these are the Wings. Our friends recommend we get them Charred which was an absolute game changer. These wings are crunchy, juicy, tender, and flavorful and when paired with a sauce of your choosing, it's a blissful experience. Overall, I truly enjoy Mr. P'z and will definitely be returning. I highly recommend everyone to come here and try out the different menu options.

Angel was amazing. The BBQ was excellent! Can't wait till we can come back againread more

Love q39!! It's always quick and fresh. We had Patrick this evening and he was so attentive and…read morefriendly. We will keep coming back!

Wings are the best anywhere. Good service decent prices. Definite must try when you are close.read more

This is a local favorite for a lot of my friends! I have been here a couple times now and can agree…read morethat this place is legit. The staff is friendly, food is delicious, and environment is fun. It's kinda crazy how many tvs this place has!!! No matter what game you are going to go watch, it will be on for sure lol. We went on a Tuesday and they had $12 burgers which is an amazing deal, considering how big the burgers are. plus it comes with a side!

It was my first time ever; I placed an online order. I went inside at the expected time of pick up…read moreand was immediately greeted and taken care of. I did not realize that I ordered the tenders instead of the wings, but that was on me and it was still amazing! I got the red hot pepper chicken (I got the smaller size--I felt there was plenty!) They had a mini fridge area inside with instant ramen and drinks. I picked up Aloha strawberry guava juice--ummy yummy yummy. I was amazed by the taste. It's a good spicy, and if you eat a lot of it, it might even make your upper lip burn a little. But it's a good burn. I loved this spice! I opened up the separate cup, thinking it was going to be ranch, only for it to be this sweet relish; It pairs sooooo good with this chicken. 10/10 I would come back to try the wings next time. And order a whole separate cup of that sweet relish ‍

Haven't been back since they've added more items on their menu. They used to take your order from…read morethe table, but now you have to go to a kiosk and order from there. Food is just as good when we first tried them! We tried their yakitori and let me tell you, 2 sticks are not enough to share! We also got their garlic soy tikkudak and rose tteokbokki. Half an order for the chicken was $16.99 which is a perfect serving for two to three people. Great prices for such great food.

We stared off with the JALAPEÑO BRISKET SAUSAGE & FRIED PICKLES, which are Jalapeño-brisket sausage…read morebites paired with our irresistible fried pickles and maple-aioli dipping sauce. We also went with the ONION RING TOWER which consists of onion rings served with ranch or Cajun horseradish dipping sauce. The Cajun is the way to go. Next we the wings, which have a wide variety of sauce options, we went with, MANGO HABANERO which is a very Tangy-sweet with a habanero heat, and the HELL'S FURY which is enough ghost peppers to blow your top. Flaming hot to say the least and not for the faint of heart. I selected the JALAPEÑO CREAM CHEESE Burger, which is a prime Wagyu beef patty topped with jalapeño cream cheese spread, peppered bacon, and pepper jack cheese on a brioche bun. It was moist cooked just right with a light sear. Perfection.My wife opted for the SICKIES BURGER which is a burger topped with Peppered bacon, fried egg, pulled pork, BBQ sauce, and American cheese, topped with onion rings and a splash of hot sauce. We conclude with one of their shakes, and they have several options to choose from, Banana, Butterscotch, Chocolate, Coffee, Oreo®, Raspberry, Strawberry, and Vanilla. I went with the Raspberry and my wife sent with the Oreo. Both were very filling. The staff is very accommodating and attentive that matched with a 1950s dinner vibe, it is a relaxing welcoming environment and this both enjoyable and comfortable. If you are thur the area you are sure to come away full. Highly recommend this place, it will not disappoint.

Took family there for my grandson's birthday. Loved the theme…read more Started off with happy hour appetizers......tater kegs and two orders of fried pickles, our kids favorite. Tater kegs were good, taste and size-wise. But we wound up hardly eating much of the fried pickles. They were drowned in salt, so much so even the ranch couldn't compensate or cover it up. My wife got the unlimited wings. She tried three different flavor of wings, all very salty to the taste. Sweet Chili, the Popping Pineapple and the Teriyaki. And the teriyaki really didn't taste like teriyaki at all. My daughter had the veggie burger, and she said it was very salty. I ordered the deviled eggs and the jalapeno creamed corn. The deviled eggs were good; filling was a little runnier than I usually like in a deviled egg. The jalapeno creamed corn had some good spice, but another dish that had entirely too much salt in it. When my wife and first got there to get the table for our party, the host asked if we had the app. We did not, he instructed us how to download it, and told us we'd be getting an email for a free burger. He also told us about the 20% off "Vintage" discount for seniors, of which I am one. At the end of our meal, the server (who was really cool, by the way) gave us our bill, which totalled with tax $165 plus some change. I told him I was a senior and wanted the vintage discount. He brought in iPad over, entered a couple things and brought us a new bill. I glanced at it and it said $163 and some change. So I walked after him and asked him if I paid up front and that's where they gave the discount. He said no you pay me and I did give you the discount. Sure enough, on the receipt, it was saying vintage discount......$2.60. Now I use math in my head every day for work as an air traffic controller, so it didn't take me long to figure out $2.60 is WAY BELOW 20% off of $165. I was looking for some fine print somewhere that might explain this particular math conundrum. Couldn't find anything. I was going to find our server or a manager, but the family was ready to go, and since it was a birthday my wife didn't want me to make an issue of it, so we left. Not happy with the liberal usage of salt in everything, and with today's prices, especially not happy with the issue with the discount that was about 18% short. Probably won't be back.

We definitely judged a book by its cover with this place. My fiancé and I regularly spend the day…read moreat Sar-Ko-Par and saw Jefferson's for years, but never went. Luckily we went to an event that ended at Jefferson's and were able to try a variety of their appetizers. We also found out that they have their own house made beers! If the outside had shown this was a brewery, we absolutely would have come sooner. I am a fan of their wheat, and my fiancé enjoys their IPA. We have been three times total now. Each time we are able to find a seat quickly and the service has been prompt and friendly. Sometimes we just come for appetizers. This last time I enjoyed their grilled chicken Caesar salad, while my fiancé had their chili and a dozen oysters. He had a half dozen classic and a half dozen Cajun. Highly recommend the Cajun! I've never had flavored oysters before. Basically, give this place a shot. It's a great place to either start or end your day at the park. They have an expansive menu that is sure to please everyone.

We love this joint for their lunch specials, it is rucked away in the corner of a strip mall. Don't…read morelet that deter you, I have never had a bad meal here! Their Wednesday $10 burger and fries deal is our go to. Seems to be a quarter pound burger, load it with pepper jack, lettuce, tomatoes and pickles. Ask for a side of mayo if you are weird like me, perfect for dipping their phenomenal curly fries in! I think they are the best curly fries in town personally. Ask for Morgan, she is extremely nice and attentive and never lets a drink go dry! The interior is very large and separated well. There are TVs throughout the place, spread out so anywhere you sit you can view comfortably. We are due to try some more menu items and hit the happy hour drink specials after work. Thanks!