Red Door - Lenexa – A neighborhood favorite in Leawood, Brookside, Liberty and Overland Park, the new addition to Lenexa offers the same robust menu of soups, salads, intriguing appetizers and plenty of choices for entrees from the grill.Torn Label Public House – The long-time Crossroads brewery recently opened an expanded kitchen and taproom, adding a menu of classic appetizers, substantial sandwiches and a nearly endless list of signature sauces for pairing.Feeling adventurous? Sneak up to The Bamboo Room-a Polynesian-inspired rooftop venue for cocktails and small plates. Bamboo Penny’s – Bamboo Penny’s brings bold Thai flavors to Leawood’s Park Place with a menu of salads, curries, noodle dishes and more.Find BLU HWY in a prime spot along Main Street on the South Plaza. BLU HWY– A vast menu inspired by the American road trip is the perfect complement to a splashy patio and sun-soaked bar.Expect a selection of gyoza, bao and more alongside a thoughtfully crafted cocktail menu. Chewology – Originally located within Lenexa Public Market, the popular destination for Taiwanese street food has made a new home in Westport.Here’s just a sampling of the new flavors headed your way during #KCRW2022 … Savor and save with special, multicourse menus at several notable new participants taking part in 2022 Kansas City Restaurant Week. “There is a lot of investment happening in Martin City and we want to be a part of that too.Through carryout, delivery or traditional dine-in experiences, Kansas City Restaurant Week offers the perfect opportunity to sample your way through the hottest trends in our region’s culinary scene. “We are excited to reinvest back in the community,” he says.
“I believe it will be wonderfully received.” “But I think when they see the final product they will feel comfortable with it,” he says. However, when completed, Carpenter expects the dining room to gain space for a few more tables.Īll in all, the whole building will be pushed to the east by as much as 10 feet, according to Carpenter.Ĭarpenter acknowledges that some longtime customers may be nervous about change. The dining room will continue to receive customers during reconstruction. “Our intention is not to close,” says Carpenter. The one area that will not change is the main dining room. The exterior will receive added materials. The southwest part of the building will include an updated patio and a new bar, a feature that is currently lacking. A waiting area and private dining room will fill the space in between. A separate carryout area will be on the northeast wing. The entrance will now be on the north end of the building facing Holmes Rd. As a result, there will no longer be a south entrance or south parking lot. In September, reconstruction will begin in the kitchen, which will move from the north end to the south. Gone are the days when customers can approach the parking lot from anywhere on Holmes Rd. The newly laid parking lot will include curbing and landscaping. Starting in June, the entire parking lot, which encompasses Margarita’s, will be scraped and redone. But if all goes well, here is what you will see: The parking lot design shows Margarita’s at the north end and Jack Stack on the south. Jack Stack will be submitting plans to the City in late March, so it’s still in the preliminary stages. The expansion will purportedly include a third turn lane as well as sidewalks and curbing. Jack Stack also has the unenviable challenge of dealing with the city’s future expansion of Holmes Rd., which is only now in the design phase. It will have the same country charm that it has today.” It’s not going to look like the Lee’s Summit store which has a new and modern design. We don’t want to lose the charm of the original location. “This will be a unique remodel for us,” said Carpenter. But they also want to keep its down home feel. “We want to get it set up for the next 25 to 40 years,” he says. Now, the focus is on Martin City.Ĭarpenter says the remodel must fit into the future.
Since the late 1990s, Jack Stack has opened new restaurants in Overland Park, the Crossroads, the Plaza and Lee’s Summit. “It’s going to be nice,” says Jack Stack President Travis Carpenter.
Jack Stack, at 135th & Holmes Rd., will undergo an extensive remodel beginning in June and continuing to the end of 2019. It’s been 30 years since Jack Stack Barbecue in Martin City has undergone any structural changes. Jack Stack Moves East After 30 years the Martin City restaurant gets a remodel These preliminary plans show the north side entrance and the parking lot for Jack Stack in Martin City.
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