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(1644 Wyandotte St. Tel. 816-221-4713)
www.websterhousekc.com
This lovingly restored schoolhouse (built in 1885) is now home to a carefully curated antique store and upscale American restaurant. Wander through the first-floor rooms in search of elegant accessories before heading upstairs for a bite to eat.
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(1702 Summit St. Tel. 816-842-7272)
fervere.com
There’s no better spot in Kansas City for handcrafted loaves. The fresh-from-the-hearthoven “cheese slipper” (ciabatta with hunks of cheddar and garlic cheese curds baked in) and “orchard bread” (with walnuts and dried fruit) are specialties.
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(1815 Wyandotte St. Tel. 816-283-3000)
www.black-bamboo.com
Whether you’re seeking Asian antiques or contemporary accessories, you will be astonished by the inventory at this import shop, which the owner amasses during regular trips to the Far East.
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(2100 Walnut St. Tel. 816-474-3250)
belgerartscenter.org
This massive gallery in the Crossroads District showcases works from the John and Maxine Belger Family Foundation, as well as loaned works from around the world. Don’t miss the 10-year anniversary exhibit, Thinking Big: Installations and Recent Acquisitions.
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(400 Grand Blvd. Tel. 816-471-4030)
www.1856.com
Visit this museum to learn the tale of the sunken Arabia—a side-wheel steamer from the 1800s that lay under the silt of the Missouri River for more than a century—through an exhaustive selection of recovered artifacts.
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(1401 Grand Blvd. Tel. 816-949-7500)
collegebasketballhalloffame.com
The greatest college coaches, players and teams are enshrined in the Hall of Fame here in a setting that will send chills up the spines of basketball fans. Relive memorable moments, and then practice your own skills in interactive exhibits like Beat the Clock.
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(300 W Delaware St. Tel. 816-569-6032)
eatatthefarmhouse.com
This restaurant stakes its name (and image) on the growing farm-to-table trend. Though the setting is homey, the comfort food—like braised rabbit turnovers—is impressive. $
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(1617 Genessee St. Tel. 816- 471-1777)
rbarkc.com
Find a spot along the gorgeous bar at this old-timey saloon for a classic cocktail and top-notch bar food, such as smoked salt fries and a pickle flight. A full dinner menu is also available. $$
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(400 E Fifth St. Tel. 816-474-6060)
www.lefoufrog.com
This cozy bistro offers a taste of France smack in the middle of the US. Go for a classic dish, like tuna tartare, mussels in white wine or steak au poivre. $$$
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(409 E 31st St. Tel. 816-756-3767)
thedropbar.com
Visit this restaurant and bar for recessionbusting happy hour specials ($2.50 well cocktails and domestics) and stay for the trendy vibe. The “drops” after which it is named are solid cocktails (like Jell-O shots but classier).
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(4057 Pennsylvania Ave. Tel. 816-960-0866)
mccoyspublichouse.com
This casual bar has its own brewmaster, who creates the 10 to 12 beers on the menu. Multiple TVs and an outdoor deck make it a popular spot for sports- and people-watching.
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(1609 NW US Hwy 50, Kingsville . Tel. 816-697-2600)
www.powellgardens.org
Described as a "road trip for the soul," Powell Gardens is a nature center 30 miles east of Kansas City. The horticulturally inclined will enjoy its botanical gardens and nature trails.
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Fun Fact!
The Kansas City Zoo has two Sumatran tigers,
less than 250 of which still exist in the wild.