Just as Morton’s the Steakhouse closed in Crown Center, 801 Chophouse opened at 71 E. 14th St. in the Power & Light District. Jimmy and Kevin Lynch also have restaurants in Des Moines and Omaha.
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Just as Morton’s the Steakhouse closed in Crown Center, 801 Chophouse opened at 71 E. 14th St. in the Power & Light District. Jimmy and Kevin Lynch also have restaurants in Des Moines and Omaha.
Here are some great wines to consider for the holidays, most for less than $20. •Bitch Grenache South Australia: A fruity quaff from Down Under. Stock up for holiday parties and get-togethers. Cellar Rat, Gomer’s Midtown, Red X, Royal Liquors, $10.
For the longest time, fat wasn’t phat. Then the stuff that makes pies flake, bacon crisp and cassoulet soulful regained its status as a go-to ingredient.
Long regarded as one of Kansas City’s quintessential ladies-who-lunch venue, venues, the Webster House is now serving dinner. The expansion of hours began earlier this fall and coincides with the ongoing resurgence in downtown.
To all those hungry fans of Stephenson’s Old Apple Farm’s apple fritters, green rice casserole and creamy baked chicken, Steve Stephenson says come on in.
Maybe old dogs can learn new tricks. The Velvet Dog, one of Kansas City’s most beloved bars, is now serving lunch.
Cocktails are nothing if not flexible. Countless versions of similar drinks substitute bourbon for rye or streamline the garnish with no ill effects.
The Cook’s Country Cookbook from the editors of America’s Test Kitchen (America’s Test Kitchen, $34.95) is one possible antidote to your family’s budget crunch.
I don’t get the name: North. What I do get is that the food, a mod version of Italian fare, is some of the best in Johnson County. Presentations are artful, portions are sensible yet satisfying and the ingredients in each dish make sense.
In an instant, all the Spanish I’d ever known — gone. Pfffft. Pulled from my memory like dust bunnies sucked from a corner by a vacuum cleaner. All those lyrical words for all those foods: huevos, asada, carnitas, puerco. Vamos.
Ellen Hume has opened Jay WaLe’s Bakery-Bistro in the former Nancy’s Bakery space, next door to Skillet Lickers Café near downtown Kansas City, Kan.
