Hotels in Kansas City, MO

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Also Chris Hansen for video

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MGE Photography. AMAZING!

In My Heart Photography is beyond amazing does all our photos from wedding too the latest was a birthing shoot. Brenda Cook

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Lunch Friday Cafe Sebastienne, Breakfast either day - Room 39 or Corner Cafe, Julep is GREAT - 3-6 HH on Friday.

Extra Virgin happy hour (or patio if you love hot weather), Reiger for dinner, streetcar to city Market on Saturday...lots of breakfast places, Farmhouse for lunch, Novel for dinner, Webster House for Sunday brunch! Boulevard Cafe and Jacobsons both great for HH!

Chefs table brunch at Webster House.

Cascones in River Market for breakfast, dinner at Rieger Hotel and drinks at Manifesto, Lunch at Vietnam Cafe in Columbus Park. All accessible from the street car.

I would recommend Extra Virgin or Gram & Dunn for HH. If you would like either a romantic evening or a nice lunch - Vivolore. It is in Independence, but a true hidden gem and I suggest reservations. Another fun lunch spot is Genessee Royale in the West Bottoms. Take a walk along the River by the City Market and have a drink at the Farmhouse in the patio. KC has so many great places! And then finish with lunch on the patio on Sunday at Char Bar and try the fried chicken, brisket or burnt ends.

Happy hour : https://www.facebook.com/113385705 https://www https://www.facebook.c https://www.facebook.com https://www.facebook.com/147022932037165 /314196391984238 om/214770860077 .facebook.com/151170814904324 410104 Tannin Wine Bar & Kitchen, lunch: The Rieger, The Farmhouse Dinner: Affäre, Brunch: Affäre, Webster House All pretty close to your location

Oh - Jax HH 3-6 on Sunday. Awesome HH too. Food and drinks.

Toms Town is great for snacks and drinks. Also cant go wrong with jacobson patio for HH.

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Hillcrest Transitional Housing could use it!

Ronald McDonald House is another option.

We'll gladly take it at https://www.facebook.com/137810009625601 St. Paul's Food Pantry - Kansas City, MO!

Newhouse is great as are the food pantries. Our church, Community Christian Church has a food pantry with toiletries. They are the white Frank Lloyd Wright church just west of the Plaza.

https://www.facebook.com/162666209752 Gillis might have a need?

http://www.uplift.org/donate/

https://www.facebook.com/177528295722026 True Light Family Resource Center always needs anything you can donate and never turns stuff away.

City Thrift on Wornall supports City Union Mission. They also take food.

http://www.reddit.com/r/kansascity/comments/ocncm/kansas_city_bbq_megathread/

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Perfect! Great user-friendly lists on both http://www.kansascitybarbecue.com and http://www.kcfoodguys.com/kc-bbq-guide. I can not say thank you enough!!

Give Blue Bronco, LLC a call. I rent from them and they're awesome. 816-343-4098

House Guys investments, 8169083244... Try them as well. .Good luck..

I recommend Josh Massie !!

Have you ever played tourist in Kansas City ? I've done that with my folks, and it was a really fun day. There's alot to do here in Kansas City. http://kansascityonthecheap.com/kansas-city-spring-summer-festivals/

Lindsborg, KS fits the bill for quaint. It's a historic Swedish community, has artisan shops, Scandinavian B&B, restaurants, tavern, a college with a nice little art museum, an old rolling mill/museum on the river, and you can hike in the surrounding Smoky Hills. It's very small and remote, and near no cities, but it is cute and peaceful. In between is Salina, which has a Smoky Hills museum and historical society (and tiny Kozy Inn for awesome burgers), and Abilene has some stuff, including the Greyhound Racing Hall of Fame, and you can pet greyhounds.

We love Rocheport. Stay at Yates House (the best food!) and have dinner at Abigail's.

Hermann, MO for sure. While you're there stop at Swiss Meats and load up on brats. You'll want to fill your chest freezer with them.

Prairie Fire Winery is on the edge of the Flint Hills in Kansas. Right off I-70 at Paxico exit. Stunning setting in any season.

Parkville, Weston in Mo.

Hermann, MO!!!!

Have you seen https://www.facebook.com/272662159477046 Netherfield Natural Farm?? This place is amazing!!

Big Cedar Lodge

This article has some good tips: http://www.435 mag.com/April-2017/Road-Trips-from-Kansas-City/index.php?cparticle=1&siarticle=0#artanc

You can do wine tours almost any direction from KC - In Kansas and Missouri, they have lots of great events. Ledoga Winery in Smithville has a great patio.

Livin" Life in "The Lou" just posted this: "Here Are 10 Unique Day Trips In Missouri That Are An Absolute Must-Do" #TravelMO

Osage Beach or Lake of the Ozarks

Crystal Bridges in Bentonville, Arkansas. Very cool town and great art museum

Weston Mo.

Definitely Crystal Bridges!!! Beautiful trails, fab restaurants of all genres, great place to spend the night (Inn at the Mill, exit 69, Johnson, AR).......It would be a wonderful time of year to be there. 3 hours away.

Eureka springs is fantastic but will be very busy ...st Charles is very nice . We went to Des Moines last month and visited the bridges of Madison county . Very cool and downtown has some good restaurants including zombie burger.....

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Omaha's Old Market is great! We were just there for the equestrian World Cup. If you're a beer drinker, you can request the Omaha Craft Brewery Tour (self-directed) from https://www.visitomaha.com/restaurants/breweries/craft-brew-tour/ and you get 9 free full-sized beers. We also toured the Durham Museum which is in their Union Station. The weather wasn't the best so we didn't visit the Laurentzen Gardens (current featured display is Legos sculpture) or zoo. I've heard the Joslyn Art Gallery is wonderful as is the walking tour of the bronze sculptures which starts at 14th and Capital. If you stay in a hotel close to CenturyLink, they provide free shuttles to and from locations within a 5-mile radius. Plank's is great for seafood, Nicola's for Italian, Jackson Street Tavern for upscale bar food. The Flatiron Cafe is pricey but wonderful. Enjoy wherever you go!

I used stay at Hotel Banke when I used to go there on business trips. Nice hotel, good location. http://www.hotelbanke.com/

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Duminy Vendome. One block from Louvre

Hotel Sezz is my favorite so far of the hotels I've stayed in while in Paris. Le Bellechasse 2nd choice.

we stayed at Hotel Duquesne Eiffel but that was quite a few years back.

New restaurant hot spots like https://www.twitter.com/comperelapin and Vessle would be great.

Absolutely! You have to eat a po-boy! https://www.twitter.com/mothersnola will never disappoint.

You can also enjoy the crisp fall weather at the Hot Tin rooftop bar https://www.twitter.com/thepontchhotel .

We stayed at the Southmoreland – a lovely B&B – and loved it. Also, this might help: https://countryclubplaza.com/merchants/hotels/

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Corner cafe, in Riverside, Mo!

Embassy Suites by the airport

This is the best place in kc http://www.kateskitchenkc.com/

Cracker Barrell, ten minutes from airport.

Cracker Barrel. You really have just more than an hour.

Cracker Barrel is across the street from the Waffle house

It's slightly further but the Big Biscuit on Barry Rd is another option.

Studio Dan Meiners They are wonderful to work with.

The Reserve Event Space, 2000 Grand

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Those two places are on the polar opposite ends of town, so I'm kind of curious what is it you're coming into LA to do. Also - this is what I would do. Go to hotels.com and punch in the dates of your stay, and do one search for Union Station or Santa Monica. Use the results to find hotels in your budget. Then, go to tripadvisor and/or Yelp and look up the reviews and pictures. You could also hire a travel agent. That said, the area around Union Station can get a bit sketchy at night. Little Tokyo is safer, but it's right on the edge of Skid Row. Santa Monica has its share of the homeless, but it's generally safer to walk around at night.

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Check out the parking at City Hall

City Hall garage is free on weekends.

If you want to be close and in a covered parking, you pay for it. If you want less expensive, street parking and you can use the paybyphone app. If you’re in for a walk and want to save, you can try the residential streets around Elgin. Enjoy your weekend and masks are mandatory in indoor and public places. Stay safe.

The city owned garages in the byward market are fairly cheap. Might pay like 8 bucks for the day

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In adition to the comments on this thread www.parkopedia.com has a lot of useful info. Enjoy your visit. (If you’re staying at the Chateau keep in mind their multilevel parking garage was torn down last year, while there’s a few spots onsite they’re probably valet parking guest vehicles offsite and passing on the higher costs).

The national gallery has an underground lot too. Can’t comment on price (daily) but I used it often when I had client meetings in the area. Seemed reasonable.

Park on the street at the north end of the Market : Cathcart, Bolton, Bruyère, Boteler, etc. I *think* there's no time limit on the weekends but follow the signs. Or in Sandy Hill (Stewart, Daly, Wilbrod). If you prefer indoors, the city lot on Clarence east of Dalhousie is a good bet.

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Antons Taproom Gojo's Los Corrales

Le Fou Frog for sure!

The Farmhouse, Cafe Europa Union Hill, The Rieger

Take the street car to Opera House for breakfast/Coffee.

Plowboys Barbeque. 12 th and Main

https://www.facebook.com/151170814904324 The Rieger

Providence New American restaurant at the President hotel - absolutely fabulous.

The Rieger or Michael Smith

Jack Stack is a short streetcar ride away