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Country-chic eatery in a 1907 building with a terrace plating rustic meals & BBQ dishes.
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- Address2143 Summit St, Kansas City, MO 64108, USA, Kansas City
- Phone(816) 437-7001
- Websitewww.foxandpearlkc.com/
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This restaurant is a dining experience! Everything from the atmosphere/decor to the service to the flavors... it is all amazing!! We started with the wings, which packed a little hit and a lot of flavor. Unfortunately, ours were completely uncooked in the middle, but our waitress took them back immediately to remedy the oversight with so many apologies. I had the carrot soup and my husband had the grain salad. The combinations of flavors and textures in both dishes was perfection! I ordered the sausage and hubby ordered the steak. Seriously, every bite was phenomenal. My compliments to the chef! I cannot say enough about how phenomenal our meals were. (Side note, best baked sweet potato I've ever had!) We finished with the ice cream flight. The flavor combinations were unique and delicious. I love knowing that their menu changes seasonally- I'm intrigued to discover what they'll do next! Bonus, when we got the bill, they comped us for the wings, which I thought was generous, since she brought us out fully cooked wings.
trendy and cozy, service was easy. "Greeting" at the entrance and the overall vibe came across a little pretentious. We ordered two drinks, a steak, a portion of French fries, and the lamb ravioli, and our bill came to $156, tip included. The food was good, but I felt the meals were excessively overpriced. As an Italian (recently moved here), I couldn’t help but compare: in a one-Michelin-star restaurant in Venice or Milan, an entrée can be less expensive than a single dish here. A note for the lamb ravioli: exquisite meat, but it was filled with tangy cream cheese, which I felt overpowered the dish and made it "cheap". Regular ricotta would have paired better in my opinion. Overall, Fox and Pearl delivers a solid dining experience in a trendy setting, but the combination of price and pretentious vibe made it feel less worth it than I expected
Had date night at Fox and Pearl. Staff were welcoming and attentive. Food is delicious. Come check them out
The service was great..the atmosphere was awesome...my complaint is about the online menu versus when you go in. Online I never found where it says "menu changes daily". For someone like me who has to eat or certain things or I get sick, I try to always plan ahead, look over the menu and see what I can eat. Well, the menu posted is nothing like what it is when you get there. I had 4 small plates picked, only 1 was on there. 3 entrees...NONE were on there. So we made the best of it. We tried the charcuterie and the fries. The fries were great but they really are just fries, I won't lie but they were good. The charcuterie was amazing. It really shows off his meat curing and pickling skills. I would definitely love tk try more, unfortunately I won't go back because if the menu is what was tonight...I couldnt eat any thing...if its like the online one, I'd be set. The atmosphere amd service is top tier. We had a wonderful server. Its a great little place, but the menu online was wrong so I couldn't eat. I'm sure everything is wonderful, but they really should fix this. I know I cant be the only person this has affected.
Recently, a quick stop “for one drink” turned into a few hours of cozy enjoyment at Fox and Pearl. The lights went out because of a thunderstorm - and it made it even better! The interior is stunning - earthy but upscale. During my most recent visit I enjoyed ~*Wine Wednesday*~ 🍷 for a discounted bottle of Merlot. It was delicious. Like I said, we meant to only stay for once drink… but we messed that up a bit. Because of that we ordered mostly appetizers - the Potted Cheese with Ibis Bakery bread and the House Fries. The House Fries are possibly my TOP FAVORITE fries around Kansas City. They’re seasoned to perfection. There’s something sweet about them that makes them extra unique. Though we skipped an entree this time around, we did not pass on dessert. The Pumpkin Cake with apples and toasted hazelnuts was exceptional. Ending the night with fries and cake… it couldn’t get better.