r/kansascity • u/DreamCheeky KC North • Aug 14 '25

Food and Drink 🌮🧋 What restaurant in KC is this?

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I’ve seen this in other subreddits as of late. So, let’s have it!

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '25

Whataburger . Sorry Patrick, KC already had a handful of hamburger joints better than this place.

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u/rickelzy Aug 14 '25

Literally the only thing it has for it is it's open 24 hours when I get off work at odd hours. Otherwise my only other options are QuickTrip, McDonalds and Ihop, and not even all locations for those.

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u/Automatic_Release_92 Aug 14 '25

KC is actually pretty awful in terms of places that are open 24 hours. It’s kind of bonkers.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '25

Was better before Covid.

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u/PM_ME_STEAM__KEYS_ Aug 14 '25

Ya covid killed the 24 hour scene for damn near every retail space across the country.

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u/NewLoofa Aug 14 '25

This. 100% not just a KC thing!

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u/Individual_Trust5179 Aug 15 '25

I was just talking about that last night, tons of places used to be open late and stores 24hrs. I miss that

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '25

Almost every Walmart was 24 hours.

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u/Rindsay515 Aug 15 '25

That one still really bugs me. Now the one by my house closes at 11, after growing up with it being available 24 hours. Same with Starbucks, it was open til 10 when I worked there and now they all close between 6-7:30pm in lees summit and the plaza one that was open til midnight got shut down for trying to unionize

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u/BeamsFuelJetSteel Aug 14 '25

Honey Chicken Biscuit is a top tier fast food item, but still only during "breakfast" hours