KC Restaurant Week 2025: 7 Restaurants to Try

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Various offerings at Of Course Kitchen & Company in Overland Park
Various offerings at Of Course Kitchen & Company, a participating restaurant for KC Restaurant Week. Photo courtesy of Visit KC

Foodies, rejoice! KC Restaurant Week is back in 2025 for its 16th year.

From Jan. 10 to Jan. 19, over 230 restaurants in the Kansas City metro will offer multi-course meals at low price points: $20, $40, and $55. This year’s event is presented by Gift Card Market.

The food festival’s lineup, more than ever, showcases the diversity of KC. Cuisine ranges from Cajun to Thai and way beyond. Offerings span every meal, too—you could grab breakfast at Eggtc., hit Crush for lunch, then sit down at Rye for dinner.

KC Restaurant Week is a perfect opportunity to explore KC’s food scene and support its economy. Here are just seven restaurants you could try during Kansas City’s ten tastiest days of the year.

Note: Visit the KC Restaurant Week website to browse participating restaurants, find full menus, and get a head start on plans. There’s also a handy mobile app that helps you make reservations, fill out a wish list, and more—just search “KC Restaurant Week” on the Apple or Google Play store.

Food from Marina 27 Steak & Seafood
Photo courtesy of Marina 27 Steak & Seafood

Marina 27 Steak & Seafood

Marina 27 Steak & Seafood is a versatile fine-dining spot right on the shore of Lake Lotawana. Any other time of year, Marina 27’s average three-course dinner would cost you around $100; during KC Restaurant Week, you can have one for $55. Main course options include petite filet mignon, parmesan-crusted grouper, and seafood mac and cheese.

See the full KC Restaurant Week menu here.

Roots Seasonal Cuisine

Move inland into Lee’s Summit to try Roots Seasonal Cuisine, a high-quality family restaurant with a rotating menu of fresh fare.

During Restaurant Week, you’ll have access to a $20 three-course brunch, a $20 two-course lunch, and a $55 four-course dinner. Your choices for each course are dizzying, but we’re especially curious about the Nashville deviled eggs (a.k.a. bacon-topped deviled eggs) for breakfast and brunch.

See the full KC Restaurant Week menu here.

A table full of food from Lew's Grill & Bar
Photo courtesy of Lew’s Grill & Bar

Lew’s Grill & Bar

On to Lew’s Grill & Bar, a friendly neighborhood tavern in the heart of Kansas City’s Waldo neighborhood. It serves everything from meatloaf to Baja tacos—and all the drinks you could ask for. 

For KC Restaurant Week, Lew’s will serve two-course lunches and dinners for just $20. Main course options include an all-beef smash burger, a house meatloaf, and a hot honey chicken sandwich.

See the full KC Restaurant Week menu here.

Anthony’s Restaurant & Lounge

The Spino family has operated at this building on Grand for six decades—first as The Soup House in the 1960s, then as the Anthony’s Restaurant & Lounge you know starting in 1978. The Italian-American family, naturally, serves Italian and American cooked with love. 

During Restaurant Week, you can get a three-course lunch for $20 and a four-course dinner for $40. The options are swoon-worthy—think chicken spiedini, meatball sandwiches, and homemade cannoli.

See the full KC Restaurant Week menu here.

People drinking and socializing in a booth at The Monogram Lounge
Photo courtesy of Visit KC

The Monogram Lounge at J. Rieger & Co.

J. Rieger & Co. has several bars within its distillery walls, including The Monogram Lounge, which serves cocktails and delectable small plates. 

During Restaurant Week, The Monogram Lounge will be serving exclusive dishes in a three-course, $55 package. A preview: winter green salad, braised beef short rib, and vanilla bean crème brûlée.

See the full KC Restaurant Week menu here.

Aqua Penny’s

Chef Penny and Doug Mufuka’s first claim to fame was the Thai restaurant Bamboo Penny’s (which is also on the KC Restaurant Week roster) in Park Place, and Aqua Penny’s is its beloved seafood counterpart.

During KC Restaurant Week, you can get a three-course lunch for $40 and a four-course dinner for $55. It’s your chance to try Penny’s Hot & Sour Soup, blackened Cajun salmon, and Penny’s Mango Catfish for a low price.

See the full KC Restaurant Week menu here.

HomeGrown Kansas City

HomeGrowns are sprouting up everywhere in the metro. It has locations in Liberty, Brookside, Power & Light, and Leawood—and each one of them uses local food and beverage suppliers. Much of the coffee, milk, meat, and produce originate here in the KC metro. 

This special spot will serve three-course brunches and lunches for $20 during KC Restaurant week. French toast, omelets, pancakes, sandwiches—it’s hard to go wrong.

See the full KC Restaurant Week menu here.

Food from Silo Modern Farmhouse in Lenexa, Kansas
Photo courtesy of Visit KC

Silo Modern Farmhouse

Silo Modern Farmhouse is the symbol of fine dining in Lenexa. Its unique interior and endless menu make it a must for Kansas City foodies. During Restaurant Week, you can get a $40 three-course lunch and a $55 dinner, with starters such as smoked hickory cheese curds and entrees such as tender grilled beef shoulder.

See the full KC Restaurant Week menu here.

A Good Cause

Diners’ dollars will make an impact on more than the restaurants. Ten percent of the proceeds will benefit House of Hope, the Visit KC Foundation, and the Greater KC Restaurant Association Educational Foundation.

 

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