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The Classic Cookie, Steve’s Villa Capri, Julep and Genghis Khan are just a sampling from this list of restaurants and bars that closed this year.

The Kansas City metro lost several beloved restaurants and bars earlier this year, including one that opened more than 60 years ago.

Anonymous said... The story is a City PR fluff piece designed to distract from the massive wave of pandemic-related closures. KSHB is simply the station that took the bait this time. Anonymous said... Same old crap; bars, restaurants, and tax supported, market rate apartment bldgs. There never seem to be any jobs created with high enough wages to live in those apartment buildings. And streetcar is not done revitalizing downtown yet; take a look at all the empty storefronts from 6th Street to Po...

Midtown revitalization takes shape with businesses opening, streetcar expansion Canary owner says they really believe in Midtown Kansas Citys Midtown revitalization is starting to take shape with the KC streetcar on track to roll down Main Street. Near the corner of 39th and Main Street, the restaurant and bar Canary opened on Friday. and last updated 2021-01-11 00:42:01-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas Citys Midtown revitalization is starting to take shape. Near the corner of 39th and Main ...

EPIC Check Debate Cont’d Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin signaled Friday he could oppose $2,000 direct payments, jeopardizing one of his partys priorities for when it takes unified control of the White House and Congress. The Washington Post first quoted the West Virginia lawmaker as saying he would "absolutely" oppose another coronavirus relief check to Americans. Prez Trump Power Play House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has reached out to the US military about taking away President Trumps nuclear author...

Crysta Henthorne / KCUR Originally published on January 15, 2021 2:33 pm After months of dire predictions about the long-term impact of COVID-19 on Kansas City restaurants, the last few weeks have been brutal. Most of us are processing the news through a flurry of Facebook posts from favorite establishments announcing theyre shutting their doors for good. The bad news always begins the same way: "It is with a heavy heart..." — the online equivalent of, you might want to sit down for t...