The farm-to-table pioneer at 1700 Summit Street is winding down service in Kansas City's Westside.

Main St. Diner will serve breakfast around the clock at $15 a plate, with a walk-up window opening at 6 a.m.

French Market split its shared checkout line after shoppers kept bailing during café rushes. Now there's more cheese, more pastry, more room.

First-time owners Gerald Pittman and Bryan Hilgemann say the izakaya, opening Halloween, will welcome anime fans and skeptics alike.

Kansas City Restaurant Week will benefit Pete's Garden, a Kansas City food rescue nonprofit.

A permanent history display is planned for Kimmie's Tasty Queen.

The fourth annual Taste of KC packed Harris Park with food trucks, horseback rides and wrestling — and even sparked an engagement.

The aviation-themed café is taking over the old Unique Finds spot near Thompson Park, with a patio and a planned airplane mural.

Pitchside Coffee is leaving its 5,000-square-foot Crossroads café for a cozy 900-square-foot spot at Current Landing, steps from CPKC Stadium.

Eleven Black-owned spots across Wyandotte County, from Jones Bar-B-Q to Ms. R's Café, are participating, with select restaurants offering $9.13 specials through Sept. 13.

The New York-style pizzeria now sells slices and 18-inch pies with a patio right on Johnson Drive.

The ice cream shop is swapping a former tax office on West 39th Street for banana pudding ice cream and boba tea.

The Westport doughnut brand takes over the old Einstein Bros space, with a soft open set for late September.