Blue Moose Bar & Grill

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Kimmy K.

Joined 1 year ago

Good Sunday Brunch. We had Easter Brunch at the Blue Moose with Parents, it was great. Little pricey, but was a very good brunch. Would go again!

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lpjeter

Joined 10 years ago

f. On Friday 04MAY07 @ 21:00, our party of three arrived on the recommendation of a local. We were shunted to the bar to await a table; there we ordered nicely cold beer. Quite soon thereafter, we were escorted to the virtually empty dining room.....curious how so many tables suddenly became available. While we were quizzed whether we wanted drinks with "full" drinks in front of us; while we visited, enjoyed our drinks and studied the open menus, our waiter repetitively returned wanting our orders. Once we closed our menus, he took the orders and then promptly returned with very cold, fresh attractive salads. One of the diners politely asked the waiter to not "fire" the entrees so we could enjoy the salad course; his response was that he would try to slow the process. Minutes later, the main courses arrived before the diners had finished tossing the dressings among the greens; needless to say, the salads were set aside, so the hot main courses could be enjoyed hot. During this, there was significant bustling, cleaning, sweeping and stowing furniture in the dining room. Now, gentle reader, regarding the food, the spinach salad was highly recommended; the two house salads were not special iceberg lettuce with non-descript dressings. The shrimp Chipotle pasta was "OK". The pork chop entree, ordered medium, arrived butterflied, both halves more than medium done, dry; but the side green beans were still crisp, good. The flat iron steak, ordered medium rare, was rarer but not so to endanger over-cooking if returned; the asparagus side, good. The garlic mashed potatoes with the meats were very bland. Even though the decorations were cute, the quality of the food product was not up to the image they were trying to project. The seating delay strategy and the service and inattention to the dining pace of the patrons are inconsistent for such a theme restaurant.

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jhartman19

Joined 9 years ago

One of my favs. The Blue Moose has the one of the best steaks in town. I have been there probably 5 times and they are always great. If you also want something different, you can order wraps or a unique salad, etc. They are always great but a little pricey.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Legendary adornments and an extensive made-from-scratch menu ensures family satisfaction at this bar and grill.. The Scene
According to legend, a tall blue beast with large antlers was spotted wandering the streets in Prairie Village. Supporting this tale, a blue moose head hangs on the restaurant's wall above the brick fireplace. The rustic aura is reminiscent of a log cabin with its lantern-style lighting and wood walls and floor. Sample the Antler Ale at the bar, and catch the latest sports on a wide screen TV.

The Food
From gourmet to classic American, the homemade style menu is presented promptly and harmoniously. Don't be deceived by the odd-sounding fried pickles. Thinly sliced, they are dipped in a golden beer batter and served with scrumptious roasted garlic dipping sauce. Huge pizzas with handmade crusts are browned to perfection, topped with basil pesto, three cheeses and choice of meat. The grilled strip steak, not desirably tender, is served with creamy potatoes and sauteed green beans. Artichoke hearts, penne pasta and basil cream sauce make the pesto chicken pasta a delightful choice.