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    The Murder Mystery

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    New Theatre & Restaurant

    New Theatre & Restaurant

    4.5
    (382 reviews)
    16.7 mi
    $$$

    It was our very first visit to the New Theatre & Restaurant, and we attended a December 2025…read moreevening performance of Nobody's Perfect starring the talented Jim O'Heir. He was so gracious after the show, chatting with everyone who stopped by the backstage door. We felt lucky to say hello and even snap a photo with him! The evening begins with garlic bread and salad, followed by a trip to the buffet line. There's a variety of proteins, including steak, pork, fried fish, and fried chicken, along with sides like vegetables, mashed potatoes, and mac and cheese. I wouldn't say the food is the highlight, but the overall experience and the venue itself are fantastic. Drinks and desserts (served during intermission) cost extra, though they're very reasonably priced. The audience tends to be older folks. I feel like like this is a hidden gem in Kansas City. It would be great to see them bring in some younger actors and actresses for added publicity so more people can discover what a special place this is.

    We very much enjoyed our experience at New Theater and Restaurant. We went with some friends who…read morehad been before. We enjoyed the show Cactus Flower with Marilu Henner and the incredible John Rensenhouse. They were magical. The food tasted OK, but it was not super warm. Sometimes it's hard to keep buffet style food warm, and that was the case here. The salad brought to the table was very lovely as were the drinks and our server. It's probably not the theater experience that we usually have and I'm not sure we would return, but it was a fun time. The room is absolutely enormous, and it was nearly packed full so they are doing a great business and are recognized as the top dinner theater in the country, so it's definitely worth a visit!

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    A treasure addressing the highlights and not shying away from the ugliness of the time. It's…read moreslightly interactive (the opening film is so worth it, shown at 15 and 45 after the hour every hour) so it's a lot of standing and reading but the timelines of the Negro Leagues and the eventual integration of MLB are really well done. The field of bronze statues are amazing and very well done. There's a LOT of memorabilia and the locker section with almost all of the original uniforms is amazing as well. Probably my favorite medium-sized museum in the country. It's a bargain for the price and there's a ... reverence, I think ... to understanding the pioneers like Jackie Robinson and the sheer grace with which they handled themselves.

    I visited the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum during my trip to Kansas City and was absolutely amazed…read moreby it. The museum provides a wonderful, interactive way to learn about the history of baseball in the early 1900s. It expertly walks you through the nuances of how the league was formed, how it competed with the Major Leagues, and the profound role it played in the larger scheme of American civil rights and social history. The exhibits are incredibly engaging and fun--I especially loved the mock baseball field featuring life-sized statues of the legendary players. It brings the history to life in such a powerful way. This is an absolute must-visit in Kansas City!

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