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Take your celebration to a new level.
- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri Sat Sun - Phone:
Main - 816-361-1700
- Address:
- 7421 N Broadway St Kansas City, MO 64118
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- Category
- Restaurants
- Payment Options
- Price Range
- $$
- Brands
- Bud Lite, Captain Morgan, Corona, Crown Royal, Gatorade, Hendrick, Jameson, Maker's Mark, Olives, Stoli, Whiskey
- Location
- Kansas City
- Neighborhoods
- Waldo, Tower Homes, Northland
- Amenities
- Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Weekend Brunch, Wine, Happy hour.
- Other Information
Price Range : Average
General Info
The Well Bar, Grill & Rooftop is a unique, multi-level restaurant with two separate outdoor areas... a lower level patio and a rooftop deck. The second establishment of the Lewellen brothers, (Lew's Grill & Bar is just down the street) it is easy to tell that a lot of thought went into making it a place that truly offers something for everyone. The slightly upscale feel combined with the casual atmosphere of a neighborhood bar draws a mixed crowd of all ages, from families and singles to business people and locals. Comfortable and friendly, The Well is a great place for all types of gatherings. The chef prepared menu includes fresh fish flown in daily, made-to-order pastas, dry aged filets, smoked Salmon and specialty French Dip sandwiches with hand-cut French fries. We choose only the freshest ingredients for our dishes, and we buy locally whenever possible. Late night selections include a variety of munchies, hand-made soups and sandwiches. Sundays feature a six-station brunch buffet with omelet and Belgium Waffle station and KC's largest Bloody Mary Bar. The well-stocked bar offers 30 beers on tap and a wide selection of vodkas and cocktails. The coldest beer in the world is served from one of the area's only specialized chill chambers for aluminum bottles, cooling them to an optimum temperature of 22 degrees.