KC Restaurant Week

JAN. 14-23, 2022

Celebrate Kansas City’s premier dining event at hundreds of restaurants throughout the metro. Show your support for KC’s restaurant industry and savor some of the finest plates the city has to offer, thanks to special multicourse menus available throughout the week. Plus, a portion of all proceeds benefit Guadalupe Centers.

January 14-23 / KCRestaurantWeek.com / #KCRW2022

AFFORDABLE, ADVENTUROUS DINING

Kansas City Restaurant Week (KCRW) is for the people. The 10-day dining event provides a perfect opportunity to savor exclusive menus from hot new restaurants you’ve been meaning to try (and return to a few familiar favorites). At affordable $15, $35 and $45 price tiers, you’ll find plenty of reasons to indulge.

This year’s Restaurant Week fare will be ready and available wherever you feel most comfortable. On KCRestaurantWeek.com, you’ll be able to search for restaurants offering menus via your preferred service method, whether it’s dine-in, carryout or delivery. No matter how you choose to enjoy the flavors of KC during the week, KCRW promises to make every dining experience a special occasion.

SEE THE RESTAURANTS

COMMUNITY COMES FIRST

Restaurant Week is about more than just incredible meals and incredible value. During a time when it’s needed most, KCRW offers the opportunity to directly support Kansas City’s restaurant industry—including many small, family-owned businesses.

In addition to supporting KC’s restaurants, you’ll be doing good for the entire community. Participating restaurants pledge to donate 10 percent of sales from each meal to benefit an annual charity partner and two founding beneficiaries.

The 2022 Community Partner is Guadalupe Centers. As the largest Hispanic organization in Kansas City since 1919, Guadalupe Centers serves more than 12,000 men, women and children each year through its various programs and has continuously evolved to meet the needs of families in crisis and those striving to contribute to the metro area’s success.

KCRW’s founding beneficiaries include the Visit KC Foundation and the Greater KC Restaurant Association Educational Foundation. These non-profit foundations are dedicated to workforce development within tourism and hospitality, two areas hit particularly hard by the pandemic.