Downtown KC Area Real Estate And Homes For Sale In Kansas City, MO

Blue Sushi Sake Grill in downtown Kansas City's Power & Light District offers a vibrant and modern dining experience with a menu that caters to sushi enthusiasts and those seeking creative Japanese-inspired dishes. Located at 101 E 14th St, this restaurant combines a lively atmosphere with a diverse menu, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors. Blue Sushi boasts an extensive drink menu, including specialty cocktails, sake, and a selection of beers. Happy hour specials are available Monday through Saturday from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, and all day on Sunday, offering discounted drinks and appetizers.

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, MO, is a cultural work of wonder offering something for everyone, from art lovers and history buffs to outdoor enthusiasts. Located in the heart of KCMO, the museum boasts world-class galleries featuring European paintings, ancient artifacts, and contemporary works, all accessible for a small admission fee. Its historic 1933 building, enhanced by the modern Bloch Building expansion, is an architectural masterpiece that complements the stunning outdoor Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park, home to iconic works like the Shuttlecocks. This vibrant space reflects Kansas City’s charm with rotating exhibitions, family-friendly activities, and frequent events that connect visitors with art and community. The art museum also exhibits its wondrous cafe, Rozzelle Court, which displays elegance and authenticity, as well as their famous outdoor badminton birdies which exceed their scale in size. Whether you’re exploring Kansas City for the first time or a lifelong resident, the Nelson-Atkins Museum is a must-visit destination that highlights why this city is such a wonderful place to live. As a local real estate agent, I’m here to help you discover Kansas City’s best neighborhoods and attractions—reach out today to learn more!

Mildred Coffee, nestled in the heart of downtown Kansas City, is an absolute delight for coffee enthusiasts and anyone seeking a cozy and inviting atmosphere. From the moment I stepped through the door, I knew I was in for a treat. The ambiance at Mildred Coffee is warm and welcoming, with a perfect blend of modern aesthetics and a touch of vintage charm. The carefully curated decor creates a comfortable and stylish setting, making it an ideal spot for both casual meet-ups and solo coffee contemplation.

Now, let's talk about the coffee – it's simply outstanding! Mildred Coffee boasts an impressive selection of premium beans, expertly roasted to perfection. Whether you're a fan of a robust espresso, a creamy latte, or a pour-over, their skilled baristas ensure that each cup is a masterpiece. The attention to detail in crafting each drink truly sets Mildred Coffee apart from the rest. One thing that stands out is the friendly and knowledgeable staff. They are passionate about coffee and eager to share their expertise, making the entire experience even more enjoyable. The service is prompt, and the baristas are more than happy to accommodate special requests, ensuring that your coffee is tailored to your preferences. The pastry selection is another highlight at Mildred Coffee. Freshly baked treats, ranging from flaky croissants to decadent pastries, perfectly complement the coffee offerings. It's evident that the same level of care and commitment goes into the food as it does with the coffee.

Whether you're a local or just passing through Kansas City, Mildred Coffee is a must-visit destination for a truly exceptional coffee experience. It's a place where the love for coffee is evident in every sip, and the inviting atmosphere makes it a haven for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of downtown life. Mildred Coffee has undoubtedly earned its spot as my go-to coffee spot in Kansas City – a five-star gem that I wholeheartedly recommend to coffee connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike.

Are you looking for the comfort of being close to the Farmers Market, the best restaurants and entertainment that the city can offer? Look no further than the condos in Downtown KC. There are many options available, from studios to 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom apartments. Each unit has many amenities, such as indoor swimming pools, entertainment rooms, a workout area, and much more. The Streetcar expansion is in full swing and so are the plans for the new Royals stadium. The time is now to invest in the future!

Downtown KC has the ability to keep any person, family, or group entertained. From all the attractions, stores, entertainment, and even nightlife it's hard to find yourself bored in this location. There is always something to do!

Union Station is in the heart of downtown Kansas City. It is a sight that everyone has seen and a building that everyone knows all too well. Union Station is free to enter, however, food and amenities inside of the Union Station do cost extra. Union Station is one of only two places where the Auschwitz exhibition is being held at. This exhibition goes through January of 2022. Union Station also features a planetarium, Science City, a model train gallery, and two theaters. Sightseers can catch a great view of Union Station with a downtown background by going to the WW1 Museum across the street and looking down on the city!

Hotel Phillips is a historic hotel in Downtown Kansas City that is a great stay for tourists and locals alike. You will feel like you have been transported back in time by the lobby, decked out with the seamless fusion of art deco and modern elements from the furniture to the grand chandeliers. The rooms are spacious with great sound-proofing and super comfortable beds so you are bound to get a good night's rest. Whether you are in town for a Royals game or indulging in a staycation, this is a must-visit destination!

Looking for a great place to grab lunch while in Kansas City? Then you must give The Russel On Main a try. Everything is made from scratch and I have yet to have a bad meal. Plus the atmosphere is spot on.

As part of the Restaurant Group, 801 Chophouse, is a unique, upscale dining experience for any date night with your sweetie or Sunday night dinner for your entire family. With locations in Leawood, KS, and downtown Kansas City to Des Moines, Denver, and Omaha, as well, check out their offerings and story. From what I can tell online, the menu looks amazingly yummy from Lobster Corn Dogs (who doesn't love a corndog?) to Maytag Bleu Cheese Potatoes, to Chicken Chop. In addition to all sorts of cuts of beef with accompanying sauce choices, you cannot go wrong. I know 801 Chophouse is on my list for the holidays, why not add it to yours as well? Enjoy!!

In honor of the brave and selfless men and women that served our beautiful country, The National WW1 Museum will be offering discounts beginning November 7th - November 11th. The day began with a Victory Jump this morning and a team who have served for America jumped out of a plane and parachuted to the Liberty Memorial lawn; very cool. A walk of dedication ceremony will begin at 2:00 p.m. Check out the website https://www.theworldwar.org/veteransday for more details. Celebrate our brave soldiers today!!! We thank you for your service!

Everyone loves comfort food sometimes - everything is good in moderation, right? From Burgers to BBQ, check out the favorites of KC all over the city. My personal favorite pizza spot is Il Lazzarone...don't miss out! Enjoy and have fun!

If you are looking for a new, unique and delicious place to dine, check out Anton's downtown Kansas City. It's a swanky place serving fabulous beef, seafood, and the best bread pudding around. Happy hour is from 2:00-5:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday and again 10:00 p.m. to close. Make plans to check out and dine locally. Enjoy!!

Hotel Indigo has been my hotel of choice for all of my out of town friends and family who are looking to adventure to Kansas City. It offers 12 stories and holds 118 rooms with outstanding views of our city and skyline. Each room is styled around a trip-themed decor and offers lots of history of downtown. Go, stay, and enjoy walking to some of KC's top-rated restaurants. Oh, the charm!

The fabulous National WWI Museum is a must-see for the entire family. The history, guides, and movie alone are fascinating. But, what brave men fought for our country and our freedoms.

We all need to remember our patriotic history, especially now, and how we as one country should be thankful for our freedoms. Land of the free and home of the brave! Be sure to go up in the tower so you can view the breathtaking silhouette of our downtown area. Enjoy!

The Basement is the only live, number one rated escape room and it looks terrifying. There are two rooms; the basement and the study which is the staff's favorite. Get your groups together and make plans close to Halloween. It will be worth your scare! The Basement is located at
1600 W 8th Street in Kansas City, MO. Get ready to get in the Fall 2020 mode! Enjoy and have a frightful, exciting, and scary time!

This new little place is located in the Crossroads District and opened in 2019. Oak and Steel offers craft beer and rotating 24 tabs, along with a huge whiskey list with over 70 bottles and a curated wine list. They do offer small snacks and they don't have a kitchen. You can bring in your own food from your favorite Crossroad restaurant and enjoy the ambiance. It's a must-experience.

Fox and Pearl is as much fun as its name. This new bistro is filled with natural light and a must go! You will find rich cuisines, natural wines, local farmers, and both indoor/outdoor seating. Brunch is served on Sundays from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm and ranges from delish Smoked Beef Heart Tartare to fried chicken. They are offering 20% off Sunday Brunch so make reservations today and take your honey this coming Sunday. Enjoy!

If you haven't heard, we are getting a single-terminal at Kansas City Airport at the beginning of 2023, which is so exciting. We also have a new convention center just to name a few. Check out the exciting things that are on track for this awesome town we call Kansas City. Home of the 2019 Superbowl Champions - Chiefs, and the best BBQ around. Enjoy the read!

During the pandemic, it may seem like we have been inside too much since March and we may need a change of scenery. There are thirty-three things to do in our fabulous city that are free. You read that right, free. This is not too good to be true, so check out fun things to do for your family. Enjoy!

Looking for a new place to venture out for a romantic dinner or double date night? Check out some of Kansas City's favorite places to meet. Some of these I have not yet had the pleasure of going to yet.

The Farmhouse is one I have been to and it's amazing with farm-to-table meals and new daily menu. The Rieger is another one that I have been to, partly because I have gone to The Manifesto, a speak-easy in the basement but I haven't dined there. Another establishment that I would like to try is Blvd Tavern. It's a gastropub that offers an eclectic menu including twice-fried chicken...that sounds fun and really healthy. Enjoy the list and trying new things. Support local!

Add these to your bucket list if you haven't already enjoyed these fabulous places. J. Rieger has amazing brunch and tours for the family. This list allows for fun and adventures from all over the city. I love Kansas City, and all of the history dates back to the Prohibition Era. You cannot go wrong with any of these ideas and venues. Visit the link below and enjoy!

It was a full house today at the Kansas City Public Library, Central Branch, where members of the KC Downtowners presented former Mayor Sly James with the Jim Davis Award. The KC Downtowners is made up of Kansas Citians who are passionate about the urban core. Celebrating their 20th anniversary, stories and photos were shared on how Downtown Kansas City has revitalized and flourished in the last two decades.

The neighborhood surrounding the downtown library, often referred to as the Library District, is one of my favorites. From condominiums including Union Carbide and 21 Ten, to restaurants/eateries like The Savoy at 21c, Milwaukee Deli and the newly opened Mildred's, the area continues to grow and change. I look forward to seeing more upcoming projects here.

The KC Streetcar will be welcoming Streetcar #6 on August 19th, making getting around the Downtown area a little faster. This is the second of two new streetcars added since the original four were put in place in 2016. Welcome to KC #806!

Have you ever wondered about the USA currency? Where does it come from and how is it made? Well, the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City has a Money Museum that is free and open to the public. It is a great way to learn about the Federal Reserves role in our economy here in the USA. You will also be able to view a 27 pound gold bar, see the largest cash vault in the region, and have the opportunity to see the coin collection of former President, Harry S. Truman. This is a great way to learn about our financial economy in a fun and interactive way!