The staff was super helpful even when it was packed. Took their time explaining all the different cookie flavors so I could pick one. Really appreciated that.

Catfish and hush puppies were solid. Food was hot, place was clean. Parking was easy, which is a plus in midtown.

The mid-century decor in this historic hotel is really nice. Had a quiet dinner there last week, felt cozy. A bit pricey, but the setting makes it.

Kelsey remembered us from last time, which was a nice touch. She really knows her wine list too.

The ice cream flight is such a fun idea for sharing! Got to try six different flavors with my friends for $15. The scoops were big and the combos were really creative. We spent forever debating our favorites.

The shrimp spring rolls were fantastic, and the peanut vinaigrette paired really well with a crisp white wine. Crab rangoons were spot-on, too.

The sommelier at the bar really knew his stuff. We ended up chatting for ages about the wines. That conversation was almost as good as the tasting itself.

Found this spot tucked away from the main street. The space is so visually unique, with each room having its own distinct feel. The homemade almond and oat milk really stood out to me.

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The best restaurants in Olathe

First Watch

Insomnia Cookies

Louie's Wine Dive and Kitchen 119

LaMar's Donuts and Coffee

Hereford House - Independence

Minsky's Pizza

Jack Stack Barbecue - Lee's Summit

First Watch

Crazy Crab

The Town Company

Stroud's Oak Ridge Manor

Gordon Ramsay Steak

Bella's Italian Restaurant

The Rail Bar & Bites

Gates Bar-B-Q

Betty Rae's Ice Cream

Thai Zappz - Kansas

Vintage '78 Wine Bar

Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen

Applebee's

Dagwood's Cafe

Culver’s

Waffle House

Big Burger

LC's Hamburgers

El Maguey Mexican Restaurant

In-A-Tub

Outback Steakhouse

The Java Break

B.B.'s Lawnside BBQ