Get ready to dine out and do good for KC Restaurant Week January 10-19 with 10% of the proceeds going to charity partner, House of Hope.
KC Restaurant Week is an annual event with hundreds of restaurants across the metro offering special multicourse menus throughout the week.
Greenability is highlighting a few of the participating local restaurants that use locally sourced ingredients.
Affäre
Affäre offers a seasonal dining German-inspired experience in the Crossroads with ingredients from Kansas City farmers.
During Restaurant Week, it features a $55 dinner menu with four courses and optional wine pairings.
You can make reservations at affarekc.com.
Bluebird Bistro
Located in the Westside neighborhood, Bluebird Bistro highlights local fare with its comfort food menu including locally sourced eggs and meat.
During Restaurant Week, it will feature a $20 lunch menu, and two dinner menu options for $40 and $50.
You can learn more at kcrestaurantweek.com/blue-bird-bistro.
Homesteader Cafe
The Homesteader Cafe serves up good food sourced from Kansas City’s farmers in simple, well-prepared dishes in downtown Kansas City, MO.
During Restaurant Week, it features multicourse $20 and $40 brunch menus.
You can learn more at kcrestaurantweek.com/homesteader.
Pigwich
Pigwich prepares gourmet sandwiches and sides at its restaurant in the historic City Market featuring humanely raised meats and local ingredients.
During Restaurant Week, it features a three course lunch menu for $20 and a special dinner menu.
You can learn more at kcrestaurantweek.com/pigwich.
Room 39
Room 39 prepares farm-to-table breakfast, lunch and dinner with thoughtfully selected wines at its restaurant in Kansas City, MO. Chef Ted Habiger believes the best tasting food comes from local farmers who use sustainable harvesting and growing practices.
During Restaurant Week, it features a three course dinner menu for $55.
You can make reservations at rm39.com.
Supporting House of Hope
This year’s charity partner is House of Hope. The organization helps individuals and families break free from poverty by meeting practical needs through a grocery distribution program and shopping experience, Everything Beautiful Boutique, where women and children can shop free of charge with dignity and care.
House of Hope also offers curated events to provide school supplies, winter necessities, holiday meals and Christmas gifts for the entire family. The Mobile Hope Truck helps to bring groceries, meals and essentials to local schools and marginalized communities.
Find more local restaurants
To support even more restaurants that source local ingredients, check out Cultivate KC’s Find Local Food listings.
To learn more about KC Restaurant Week, visit kcrestaurantweek.com.