Kansas City thread

[jhawks99]

Was it owned by the 801 people in DSM?


Drove through Winstead's for lunch today thanks to this thread. Hope it survives--still a pretty good greasy burger.

Are the onion slices still thicker than the burger patty?

I do kinda like them, they're a KC institution if there ever was one.

[CrimsonNBlue]

Was it owned by the 801 people in DSM?


Drove through Winstead's for lunch today thanks to this thread. Hope it survives--still a pretty good greasy burger.

Are the onion slices still thicker than the burger patty?

I do kinda like them, they're a KC institution if there ever was one.

The full slice of onion is the best part, imo. Still going strong with it.

The 50/50 left a lot to be desired.

[pdub]

Where are the top 3 burgers in KC?
In Lawrence?

Lawrence for me:
1. Burger Stand
2. Merchants
3. Dempseys

Used to be Molly McGees.

[defixione]

Burger Stand
Dempsey's
Leeway Franks

[CrimsonNBlue]

Leeway is good.

[jhawks99]

Westport Flea Market always had really good burgers. P. Ott's were pretty good as well.

[CrimsonNBlue]

Flea Market has sadly kind of gone downhill. And P. Ott's has sadly closed.

Oddly, I don't think anyone makes a better burger than Michael Corvino.

But, this seems to be more about burger joints and Tay's and Max's are pretty good. And, I will always include Town Topic.

[jfish26]

Flea Market has sadly kind of gone downhill. And P. Ott's has sadly closed.

Oddly, I don't think anyone makes a better burger than Michael Corvino.

But, this seems to be more about burger joints and Tay's and Max's are pretty good. And, I will always include Town Topic.

John's Big Deck is a sentimental favorite. Dive bar burgers and tots are so, so high on my list.

[PhDhawk]

Don't live in new haven anymore, but they had some great burger places:

1. Louis lunch ( because it invented the hamburger)
2. Prime 16
3. Box 63

[shindig]

Flea Market has sadly kind of gone downhill. And P. Ott's has sadly closed.

Oddly, I don't think anyone makes a better burger than Michael Corvino.

But, this seems to be more about burger joints and Tay's and Max's are pretty good. And, I will always include Town Topic.

John's Big Deck is a sentimental favorite. Dive bar burgers and tots are so, so high on my list.

Winstead's was always one of my favorites and a KC institute, but I think there is only one left in the KC metro. Seems new owner has ran them into the ground.

Johnny's has pretty good burgers as well.

[ousdahl]

man, how'd he run it into the ground?

I feel like diner burgers and milkshakes should be among the most foolproof restaurant concepts, especially so if you purchased it as existing cash flows.

[Geezer]

I had a burger at the midtown Q39, it was outstanding.

[jhawks99]

Burnt end burger? Pretty good stuff.

[CrimsonNBlue]

KC is now home to the T-Mobile Center. Which will not be confused with the already existing T-Mobile Arena, because that’s way different.

[shindig]

KC is now home to the T-Mobile Center. Which will not be confused with the already existing T-Mobile Arena, because that’s way different.

They should call it the Magenta Center

[Leawood]

Tacos. Where?

[jhawks99]

Tacos. Where?

https://www.facebook.com/elcaminoreal1and2/
http://bonito-michoacan.cafes-city.com/
http://carniceriasanantonio.com/index.html

[Leawood]

Yeah. I cannot get to Wyco. Unless my job makes me, I am never going to JoCo

[jhawks99]

Those are the 3 best in the city. And I hate to tell you that Leawood is in JoCo.

[Leawood]

I don’t live in Leawood anymore. Not since 2008.