Sienna Bistro

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lakeguy1

Joined 7 years ago

Small, initimate place with great food, service. Our first visit will not be our last! Excellent service, combined with great food and an offbeat (and relatively inexpensive) wine list from small West Coast wineries.

Our hosts for dinner have named this their favorite place to dine in KC and it is evident why.

The food is well prepared and served. Servers are warm, friendly and knowledgeable.

Our only disappointment was that the Lemon Bar dessert was not available, but from the contented sounds of everyone enjoying other delectables, the sad feelings soon disipated!

During the main course, our server brought two of us who were having the Oso Bucco a small glass of excellent red wine (complimentary!) to add to the enjoyment of the dish.

A very enjoyable experience.

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divanova

Joined 10 years ago

Downtown KC's Big Secret. The best small restaurant you can find between downtown, Plaza and Westport. Hidden from the big crowds and shopping streets, Sienna looks as if taken from a whole different world. In a part of the country where everythign "big" is good you find out how much truth in "less is more" there is. There are around 10 tables, small bar and small kitchen. The atmosphere is very warm and cozy, with friendly staff and excellent service. The menu and wine list are not big either but as everything else are well sellected and original. Don't forget to try the garlic goat cheese, the gniocchi in blue cheese sauce with bits of tenderloin, or the duck breast in tart cherry sauce. You'll feel right at home when they bring you the complimentary house made kahlua and the owner/bartender drops by to chat with you.

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mkh96

Joined 11 years ago

Quaint with Class. What a great bistro! Perfect for after work, nice dinner, great food, great service and nice wine.

We had the Bruschetta appetizer, and Filet for dinner, all was wonderful. The staff is very friendly, the surroundings are relaxing, a great find.

Make sure you make reservations as they fill up fast.