#100, KCMO Breakfast Burrito at Yoli Tortilleria/Photo by Caleb Condit and Rebecca Norden Martin Cizmar Breakfast Burrito at Yoli Tortilleriaġ668 Jefferson St. Louis, but the three local spots are all in Johnson County (Overland Park and Lenexa), where you’ll find the “Merica” French toast, which gets its patriotic colors from strawberries and blueberries but gets most of its flavor from a decadent mascarpone honey glaze, which we’d buy by the gallon. The Shack draws big weekend crowds with its classic diner fare (Denver omelette, corned beef hash) with names that could take an entire meal to explain (see: “Please Dad Don’t Buy That Affliction Shirt” and “Gary’s Drunk Ghost at Laclede”). Multiple locations Merica at The Shack/Photo by Caleb Condit and Rebecca Norden This classic grilled sandwich is filled with comté (a French Alpine cheese) and thin slices of Fantasma’s Finest ham from Paradise Locker Meats and is topped with a sunny Campo Lindo egg.
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The menu at Ça Va is full of elegant French dishes, and topping our list of favorites is the croque madame. The second best thing will cost you twelve bucks-that’s this country omelette in the classic diner style, a thin and crispy layer of eggs wrapped tightly around a heaping slurry of sausage, bacon, cheddar and onions, then sopped with the house’s decadent gravy. That’d be the cinnamon rolls, which land at your table gratis after you’re seated at this downhome breakfast spot with two locations in downtown Lee’s Summit and Waldo. The best thing at Neighborhood Cafe is free. Multiple locations Country Omelette at Neighborhood Cafe/Photo by Zach Bauman Natalie Gallagher Country Omelette at Neighborhood Cafe
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If you’ve got a sweet tooth, go for the Campfire with chocolate ganache, homemade graham cracker and toasted local marshmallows. It’s a little bite of autumn in every forkful.
Order the Vermonterwith rosemary sausage, white cheddar and caramelized apples. Kate Bryan’s sweet and savory crepes are delicate but substantial, and they definitely aren’t little. You probably think of crepes as delicate, fussy little French pancakes, and you’re right-unless you’re getting them from Seven Swans Creperie. Nicole Bradley The Vermonter at Seven Swans Creperieġ746 Washington St., KCMO The Vermonter at Seven Swans Creperie/Photo by Zach Bauman Try The Franklin: Crunchy fried chicken, crispy bacon, gooey cheddar cheese and a nice soaking of sausage gravy between two fluffy biscuits is just what the doctor ordered for a Chiefs pre-game meal. On any given weekend morning, you’ll find scads of brunchers lining up outside the revamped historical ice house building in Westport for bottomless coffee and Denver Biscuit Co.’s renowned layers-high biscuit sandwiches. Martin Cizmar The Franklin at Denver Biscuit Co.Ĥ144 Pennsylvania Ave., KCMO The Frankin at Denver Biscuit Co./Photo by Caleb Condit and Rebecca Norden Another standout is the pavlova, a crusty meringue topped with whipped cream and fresh fruit. After conquering New York in 2018, the Australian cafe trend came to KC thanks to Banksia, where you’ll find an avo toast made from a slab of sourdough that’s lightly smeared with white miso then topped with avocado, sesame seeds, pan-roasted cherry tomatoes and an over-easy egg.
The dish actually comes from a land down under, where women glow and men plunder, and where friendly, bright, healthy-ish cafe culture has been the norm for some twenty years. To your average American, avocado toast is a food trend that landed from Mars a few years back, displacing butter on nutty natural breads and spurring a heated cultural debate about how millennials spend their money. Multiple locations Avocado Toast at Banksia/Photo by Zach Bauman
The fluffy waffle comes with a scoop of butter, and the fried chicken has a crisp, lightly seasoned batter that allows the bird to soar.
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Dishes like grilled wings are made to order (accordingly, the menu warns the wait could be forty minutes) and pair well with satisfying sides like candied yams, cornbread dressing and homestyle mac and cheese. But if you want the best combination of the two, you’ll find yourself in a booth at Niecie’s, where you’ll find warm service and a full day’s menu (open 5:30 am to 8 pm) prepared with care. Kansas City has no shortage of great chicken and waffles. Chicken & Waffles at Niecie’sĦ441 Troost Ave.,KCMO Niecie’s Chicken and Waffles/Photo by Zach Bauman Here are the 36 best breakfasts in Kansas City. There are a ton of great Kansas City breakfasts, and we scoured both sides of the state line to find the best morning dishes for the first meal of the day, from sweet pastries and pancake stacks to homestyle biscuits and breakfast sandwiches. Brunch is great at all, but there’s something special about lingering over a nice breakfast on a weekend morning.
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