KC In the News

"Opened in 1996, Joe’s Kansas City operates out of a former Sinclair gas station and was crowned one of the '13 places to eat before you die' by Anthony Bourdain."

"This midwestern metropolis is so underrated it’s silly; the folks are welcoming, the barbecue is dank, flights cost nothing."

"The main cellar of Missouri’s oldest bar reaches 55ft below ground and is large enough to accommodate multiple levels of seating and a stage for live music. Today, it's back to brewing its own beer in addition to pouring the expected Irish staples."

"Browne’s is the oldest continuously operated Irish business in North America, according to Enterprise Ireland. The family was not aware of this distinction until informed of it by Maeve O’Malley of Bord Tractale in 2006, just before the shop’s 120th anniversary."

"Kansas City has something for every traveler in your group—and it’s all affordable, right down to the free transportation via the KC Streetcar."

"These days, between investments in infrastructure and the unveiling of a new light rail system, Kansas City has become a destination for couples, families, culinary pilgrims, and everyone else."

"Breaking into the housing market can be difficult, especially for beginners. But in some places it's more possible, and less stressful, than others."

'New York comedian Negin Farsad headed into the heartland of her country, and fell head over heels for a two-state city in the middle of America."

"'Wild kindness' is what Kansas City moviemaker Jill Gevargizian says one can expect when shooting indie film in KC."

"Kansas City gets the nod, not only on the strength of its status as one of the country’s true pilgrimage-worthy barbecue cities -- here’s looking at you, LC's -- but also because of everything else it brings to the table."