Start your evening with the onion rings, which are served with a roasted ancho ketchup. And while I'd eat an old shoe covered in the roasted ancho ketchup, these rings are even good nude. They have awesome sandwiches, including a yummy Catfish Po' Boy, a messy Patty Melt, and a delightfully lowbrow Fried Bologna on white bread. The sandwiches come with fries that are perfectly thin, crisp, and salty.
The City Fried Chicken has a creamy pan gravy and comes served with garlic cheese grits, while the Pork Chop Adobada is marinated in a flavorful blend of stuff and comes with a huge chile relleno and corn relish. It's a dish that will make you the envy of your table. If you have room, polish your meal off with a milkshake, or maybe just another can of Old Style.Harry's Country Club
112 E. Missouri Ave, in the River Market
816*421*3505
2 comments:
I just happened upon your blog.You do a great job capturing the food scene in KC.
You've mentioned several of my favorite restaurants. One comment, many posts back you asked if anyone knew of a place to get great scones. Have you tried the YWCA's Corner Coffee Cafe in Downtown KCK? They serve the original HoneyMom's scones from chef Susan Sanchez. They have a new chef now but the scones are just as good as ever. I think they are only open Monday-Friday though. Yummy soups, salads, and other pastries too!
Those were some amazing scones! I think I'll be making a trek to KCK! Thank you!
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