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The Best BBQ spots in Kansas City (2024) – Kansas City Magazine

By Matthew Lynch
March 10, 2024
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As the sun sets over the Paris of the Plains, the alluring aroma of smoked meat fills the air, and Kansas City’s reputation as the world’s barbecue capital holds strong. In 2024, KC continues to boast an array of BBQ joints ranging from historic eateries to innovative newcomers, each offering their own take on this culinary tradition. After much deliberation and a healthy dose of sampling, we’ve compiled a list of the best BBQ spots in Kansas City that you simply can’t miss.

1.Joe’s Kansas City Bar-B-Que– No list would be complete without mentioning the legendary Joe’s. Housed in a gas station, Joe’s has not just become a staple but a pilgrimage site for barbecue enthusiasts. Make sure their burnt ends are on your must-try list; after all, this is where Kansas City’s beloved dish was perfected.

2.Q39– Chef Rob Magee’s Q39 has ascended as a modern classic with its open kitchen concept and innovative dishes. The competition-style BBQ here is always a hit, especially when paired with one of their craft beers on tap.

3.Jack Stack Barbecue– With its upscale atmosphere and extensive menu, Jack Stack caters to those who like their BBQ accompanied by a fine dining experience. Their crown prime beef ribs are an indulgent delight that showcases KC’s diverse barbecue offerings.

4.Slap’s BBQ– What started as a competition team turned into one of Kansas City’s most raved-about BBQ restaurants. Slap’s stands out for delivering impeccable consistency in their smoky meats and sides that will leave you slapping your knees in joy.

5.Char Bar– A spot where smoked meats meet southern charm and backyard games, Char Bar offers a vast beer garden and deliciously tender smoked brisket you’ll talk about long after leaving KC.

6.B.B.’s Lawnside BBQ– If live blues music paired with mouthwatering smokey treats sounds like your jam, B.B.’s Lawnside is your soul-food sanctuary. Their slow-cooked ribs have been keeping guests happy since 1950.

7.Arthur Bryant’s Barbeque– Known as “the King of Ribs,” Arthur Bryant’s is another must-visit landmark pit stop that has stood the test of time with recipes dating back almost a century.

8.Gates Bar-B-Q– With signature dishes presented through an unmistakable service style (‘Hi, may I help you?’), Gates offers an authentic experience complete with rich sauces and savory burnt ends that epitomize KC barbecue.

9.Jones Bar-B-Q– The small but mighty Jones Bar-B-Q gained national fame when it was featured in “Queer Eye.” Sisters Deborah and Mary Jones serve up their famous sweet and tangy barbecued treats from a modest counter-service joint.

10.Fiorella’s Jack Stack Catering– For those looking to take the KC BBQ experience to their events, Fiorella’s catering brings gourmet barbecue straight to your table without missing any flavors found at the restaurant locations.

Kansas City’s BBQ scene in 2024 remains rich with history and fresh with innovation, ensuring that whether you’re a traditionalist or adventurous eater, there’s a plate of smoky goodness waiting for you around every corner. It’s clear that in the Heartland of America, barbecue isn’t just food; it’s a way of life.

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