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The Capital Grille

4740 Jefferson Street, Kansas City, MO | Map it  

64112 39.041213 -94.594870

(816) 759-8875 | View Website

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Enjoy the Best in Fine Dining at The Capital Grille in Kansas City.

Features

Neighborhoods:
Country Club Plaza, Plaza Area
Cuisine:
Traditional American, Seafood, New American, Steakhouse
Categories:
Bars & Pubs, Restaurants
Price:
$$$$

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Restaurant Special Features:
Dine At The Bar, People Watching, Notable Wine List, Private Rooms, Online Reservations, Private Parties, Romantic Dining, Fine Dining, Business Dining, Group Dining, Special Occasion Dining, Local Favorite
Bar & Pub Special Features:
Martinis
Payment Methods:
Travelers Check, Discover, Diners Club, Check, MasterCard, Visa, American Express
General Info:
Open 7 Days
Liquor Store Special Features:
Wine Cellar
Catering Services:
Restaurant Management

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Reviews for The Capital Grille

pybowers

Member since Mar, 2011 View Profile
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Joined 1 year ago
4.0
March 10, 2011

Best Key Lime Pie. In the world. I mean, as far and wide as I have looked anyway. Go here!

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AJMolina

Member since Aug, 2010 View Profile
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Joined 2 years ago
4.0
August 24, 2010

Great Spot to Dine in. My wife and I love dinning at The Capital Grille for its calm atmosphere. I just want to thank our server on our last visit for the exceptional service - and the steak was to die for!

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KC Steak Lover

Member since Dec, 2009 View Profile
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Joined 3 years ago
5.0
December 08, 2009

Divine Food & Exceptional Service. The Capital Grille on the Country Club Plaza is one of the finer restaurants in Kansas City, and this shows in the high quality foods and top-notch service they provide. I've eaten steaks from the east coast, southwest, British Columbia and everywhere in between; you'll be hard presssed to find a better steak anywhere. Don't put too much stock in the reviews by people from D.C.; its clear they know nothing of quality meat. Of course the midwest is "cattle country" so its no surprise that the best quality steaks are available in KC. The lobster mac is an amazing accompaniment that you must try on your next visit.

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ccdean

Member since Sep, 2008 View Profile
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Joined 4 years ago
3.0
January 23, 2009

OK But ...... Capital Grille is good but for the price, the atmosphere and the food, it really is a 3 star place. In Washington, DC, I've encountered 'attitude' on a pretty regular basis. Their food for the price is really not up to par - reduce the price a notch or two and then, yes, it's good. The setting is very nice but taking the combo of all, it's a lot of hype in my opinion in their Washington, DC locations. Other places here are much better - it's that simple and true.

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eigmgmt

Member since Oct, 2007 View Profile
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Joined 5 years ago
1.0
October 01, 2007

Significant disappointment.. Awful. I'm visiting from Washington DC where I have often eaten (happily) at the Capital Grille. This one was a pale imitation. Here's the good news: we had no trouble finding a table at 7pm. Also, it so happens that I like second-hand smoke (seriously), so I rather enjoyed being near the guys smoking cigars in the bar area.

The bad news: The restaurant is dark and with the A/C running full blast in October it was freezing. Our waitress made a valiant effort to be professional but she was consistently slow or inadvertently inattentive. Ten minutes to get a glass of wine. Ten minutes to get the check. Our dinner -- considering the premium price -- was disgraceful. Steaks were huge but tasteless, and my guest's request for medium rare was met with a piece of uncooked meat. The potatoes au gratin were undercooked and chewy, the au gratin sauce was thin and tasteless, and the chef covered them with something resembling shake-and-bake crumbs. The glass of wine I ordered was served with perhaps two (small) fingers of wine in a huge glass -- my only thought was to send the waitress back to put more in the glass. All that and a tab over $125 (for two people, with one glass of wine apiece, no desserts). Sorry, but whoever is running the kitchen needs some refresher training.

My advice: go to Plaza III.

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