Best Live Music Restaurants in Gladstone

We always enjoy dining at Johnnie's in Liberty. The service is attentive and professional. The food is delicious and priced well. I especially enjoy the tomato basil soup and grilled cheese during the winter months. Nice menu, friendly employees and we can go to see a movie after dining.

The Pink Pony Club Christmas pop up bar was phenomenal! We loved the ambiance and the Pink Pony Club and Femininomenon cocktails were delish.

Another amazing experience. Jenn was our server again. She was polite, available and overall added to a great experience. The food was amazing and the seafood tower appetizer is the all-time best.

This place is just delightful! It’s an old speakeasy. The food is classic and delicious. The service is great. The jazz trio could not have been better. A must do in Kansas City!

Practically located in the Ambassador Hotel lobby, the ambiance is surprisingly quiet and relaxed. Seats were comfortable and the servers were friendly. There is no hurry here - so that’s either going to be awesome for your party as your conversation at the table will not be interrupted or it will frustrate you to no end if you are on a strict timetable. You are not going to be hurried off so they can get another group at your table. I found this very satisfying. Dinner and drinks are served at a relaxed pace. The bread service was outstanding with the cinnamon butter (although a bit pricey - more on this later.) We had the shrimp pasta and braised rib. The pasta was a little on the al dente side - which suited me great. Shrimp was flavorful, had a little kick to it. Braised rib was outstanding, the Demi sauce was amazing. No complaints about the food - it was very, very, good. There are a couple of minor irritations. The temperature was cool and we had a breezy draft hit us through out the dinner. The fact that it was 38 degrees outside didn’t help. This isn’t a deal breaker by any stretch. Price point - this is tricky. For two of us with no drinks and the bread appetizer the bill was $100. (Tax and tip included). We had shrimp pasta and braised short rib - not steak and salmon. And $10 for small loaf of bread seemed… a bit much. The food was great…but was it almost $40/plate good? I realize prices are going up and I’m not just paying for the food but the ambiance as well but it seemed a bit high given some of the other options in KC. Having said that - the food was top shelf and we had a very good time.