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Short answer: The Country Club Plaza’s own dining page lists about thirty restaurants, cafes and food shops; the Crossroads Community Association’s food and drink directory lists dozens more, including four breweries and two distilleries. This page names them as listed and ranks none.
How we checked: the Country Club Plaza’s own dining page and the Crossroads Community Association’s food and drink directory. All read on November 3, 2026. Hours, prices, rules, closures and road status change, so check the named agency or business before you rely on them. Anything we could not check is marked Not Confirmed where it appears. Neither directory prints menus or prices on the pages we read, so none are given. General guidance on this page is labelled as general guidance. This is not safety, medical or legal advice; where a safety or legal rule appears, the quoted words are the official source’s own.
Country Club Plaza
The Plaza describes itself as a historic open-air shopping and dining destination of 15 city blocks at 4706 Broadway. Its dining page, read today, listed:
Among The Names on The Plaza’s Dining Page
- Sit-downBuca di Beppo, Cooper’s Hawk Winery, Fogo de Chão, Jack Stack Barbecue, Kona Grill, Kura Revolving Sushi Bar, McCormick & Schmick’s, O’Dowd’s Gastrobar, P.F. Chang’s, Rye, The Capital Grille, The Cheesecake Factory, The Granfalloon Restaurant & Bar, The Melting Pot, True Food Kitchen, Vertice Italian
- Quick bites and cafesAuntie Anne’s – Cinnabon, Bruu Cafe, Capital One Café, Classic Cup Café, Messenger Coffee Co, Potbelly Sandwich Shop, Shake Shack, The Better Cheddar, Gram & Dun, Topsy’s Popcorn
- Local productsMade in KC Marketplace
Read the Country Club Plaza profile for its history and walking tour.
Crossroads Arts District
Listed in The Crossroads Food and Drink Directory (Addresses as Printed)
- Restaurants and cafesCafé Corazon (110 Southwest Blvd), Cosmo Burger (1815 Locust), Extra Virgin (1900 Main St.), Farina (19 West 19th Street), Fiorella’s Jack Stack Barbecue (101 W. 22nd Street), Lidia’s KC (101 W 22nd St), Lulu’s Thai Noodle Shop (2030 Central), Mildred’s (1901 Wyandotte), Morning Rounds bakery (217 W. 19th Terr), Novel Restaurant (1927 McGee), Session Taco (409 E. 18th Street), Tacos Valentina (1708 Campbell), Town Topic (1900 Baltimore and 2021 Broadway)
- Breweries and distilleriesBKS Artisan Ales (1701 McGee St. Suite 400), Border Brewing Company (512 E. 18th St.), Casual Animal Brewing Company (1725 McGee Street), City Barrel Brewery & Kitchen (1740 Holmes St), Lifted Spirits Distillery (1734 Cherry St), Tom’s Town Distilling Co. (1701 Main)
- Also listedUnion Station Kansas City (30 W. Pershing Road) is in the directory as a restaurant and coffee stop.
Read the Crossroads profile for First Fridays and the district’s history.
Both in One Trip
Jack Stack Barbecue appears in both directories, at the Plaza and in the Crossroads (101 W. 22nd Street). Our BBQ guide lists its branches as Visit KC prints them. The distance between the two districts is not something we read from a source; use the Kansas City guide and a map.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find barbecue near the Plaza?
Jack Stack Barbecue is on the Plaza’s dining list; our BBQ guide names other Kansas City places from Visit KC and operator sites.
Are there breweries in the Crossroads?
The Crossroads association’s directory lists BKS Artisan Ales, Border Brewing Company, Casual Animal Brewing Company and City Barrel Brewery & Kitchen.
Is there a food hall?
We did not read one for these districts, so we do not say.
Sources
- Country Club Plaza, dining, read November 3, 2026 (operator page)
- Country Club Plaza, about, read November 3, 2026
- Crossroads Community Association, food and drink, read November 3, 2026 (association directory)
Read on November 3, 2026. How we check: editorial standards; spot a mistake? Tell us.
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