I found it after dark from the smell. It was the last chiefs game of the year so it was dark by 5:30 pm though. I liked the original, didn’t care for the one near cabelas.
I found it after dark from the smell. It was the last chiefs game of the year so it was dark by 5:30 pm though. I liked the original, didn’t care for the one near cabelas.
Yeah it's not hard to find, I'm just not into hearing gunfire and high speed chases while dining with the family lol.
It was probably about 9 or 10 years ago, but I went to the Jack Stack's in or next to Union Station with some friends while we were ion KC for a conference and dayyum! I had the Burnt Ends and a big Crown Prime Rib that would melt in your mouth. Never had better BBQ before or since.
Ambiance, throw in a murder mystery show to boot.
Granted, I’m the guy that read the story about the chicken place in Tulsa that had a murder, and people were stepping over the body/victim to order, and the emergency responders were a bit perplexed. A lot of people were shocked by the behavior. I was thinking it must be really good chicken.
https://www.newson6.com/story/5e366...p-over-shooting-victim-to-reach-pickup-window
Dude must have cut in line.[emoji16]
I don’t find it worth the admission. Took about 2 hours to see everything. Took my wife the year after I went and she asked me to not waste her time like that again.
if you go, the Kansas City Joes is pretty good. Don’t try and eat there because the dining room is small and fills up quick. When we go, we call our order in when we hit Overland Park and just eat in the car. There’s parking behind the building.
if you ever get to New Orleans, the WW2 museum is worth it.
if you go, the Kansas City Joes is pretty good. Don’t try and eat there because the dining room is small and fills up quick. When we go, we call our order in when we hit Overland Park and just eat in the car. There’s parking behind the building.
if you ever get to New Orleans, the WW2 museum is worth it.
Almost forgot, Q 39 is really good as well. Parking sucks, but the food is good. The onion strings are a must have.
It's a cool town. In terms of things that are a six hour drive from OKC, I would say it's worth a visit.
As for interesting museums, check out the 45th Infantry Division Museum up by NE 36th and Martin Luther King Blvd. Lots of firearms and other military items there on display. Outside displays are tanks, trucks, planes, artillery, and other goodies. Inside could cause a guy to spend hours there looking at all the firearms.
They also have a good collection of Bill Mauldin prints. One of my favorites...
They also have a good collection of Bill Mauldin prints. One of my favorites...
I haven't read the entire thread but wanted to make sure this got out there on the WW1 Museum: call before you go! We went during COVID last year and they were limiting ticket sales and time allowed in the museum. I felt rushed and did not get the full experience I wanted. This may have changed with the lifting of many restrictions so check to be certain. It is a great museum and is worth at least 3 hours of your time if you have any interest in military history.
KC BBQ - covered very well by lots of other posters. Some of the better ones are in dodgy neighborhoods so plan accordingly.
KC BBQ - covered very well by lots of other posters. Some of the better ones are in dodgy neighborhoods so plan accordingly.
