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464      THE  GREA T  PLAINS

       OMAHA: The Grey Plume   $$              Choose from tasty gyros, salads,
       American                                appetizers, and sand wiches. The
       220 S 31st Ave, 68131                   baklava is a must-try.
       Tel (402) 763-4447   Closed Sun
       Seasonal cuisine made from local         DK Choice
       produce and livestock features on
       a daily-changing menu of pastas,         KANSAS CITY: Arthur
       meats, and seafood.                      Bryant’s         $
                                                Barbecue
       OMAHA: Flatiron Café   $$$               1727 Brooklyn Ave, 64127
       American                                 Tel (816) 231-1123
       1722 St. Marys Ave, 68102                Founded in the 1920s, this
       Tel (402) 344-3040   Closed Sun          legendary barbecue joint with
       Head here for elegant dining near        minimal decor allows patrons
       the old market. The imaginative          to focus on the flavors of tender,
       menu includes portobello fries           slow-smoked meats. Enjoy ribs,
       and sake-marinated sea bass.             brisket, pulled pork, sausage,
                                                and more, enhanced by regular
       YORK: Chances R   $  Attractive dining area of The Class Act,   or spicy sauce. The sides and
       American            Cedar Rapids, Iowa   “burnt ends” are equally popular.
       124 W 5th St, 68467
       Tel (402) 362-7755  DES MOINES: Jethro’s BBQ   $
       The multiple dining rooms at   Barbecue  KANSAS CITY: Blue Bird
       Chances R feature turn-of-the-  3100 Forest Ave, 50311  Bistro   $
       century decor and antique   Tel (515) 279-3300  American
       furnishings. The traditional home-  Jethro’s draws fans of smoked   1700 Summit St, 64108
       cooked food ranges from hearty   meats, tasty sauces, juicy burgers,   Tel (816) 221-7559
       country breakfasts to pan-fried   and sides such as waffle fries and   A colorful venue with some
       chicken plus a prime-rib buffet.  jalapeño creamed corn.  original 1890s decor, this bistro
                                               serves succulent organic meats
                           DES MOINES: Christopher’s   as well as savory vegetarian
                           Restaurant       $$  dishes. Great for brunch.
       Iowa                Italian
                           2816 Beaver Ave, 50310  KANSAS CITY: Plaza III   $$$
       CEDAR RAPIDS:       Tel (515) 274-3694   Closed Sun  Steak House
       The Class Act    $$  A local institution, Christopher’s   4749 Pennsylvania Ave, 64112
       American            boasts a menu of classic favorites   Tel (816) 753-0000
       7725 Kirkwood Blvd SW, 52404  such as spaghetti and meatballs,   Established in 1963, the specialty
       Tel (319) 848-8777  and creative dishes such as    at this restaurant happens to
       This gourmet restaurant with   olive chicken.  be corn-fed beef. Enjoy your
       lovely decor is also a teaching         meal with live Jazz performances
       venue for culi nary arts students.   DUBUQUE: Caroline’s   on some Saturday nights.
       The creative menu features   Restaurant   $$
       seasonal ingredi ents and an   American  SPRINGFIELD: Springfield
       innovative approach.  200 Main St, 52001  Brewing Company   $
                           Tel (563) 588-5595  American/Brewpub
        DK Choice          An elegant restaurant within the   301 S Market Ave, 65806
                                               Tel (417) 832-8277
                           Hotel Julien, Caroline’s serves
        CORALVILLE: Iowa River   hearty breakfasts. Lunch includes   A state-of-the-art brewery and
        Power Restaurant   $  soups, salads, and sandwiches,   restaurant, this is the cornerstone
        American/Seafood   while the dinner menu has   of downtown. It offers a wide
        501 1st Ave, 52241  delicious steaks and seafood.  selection of craft beers plus pub
        Tel (319) 351-1904                     fare such as burgers and pastas.
        This local favorite, housed in
        an old power station with               ST. LOUIS: Cunetto
        fantastic views of the river,   Missouri  House of Pasta   $
        offers a fine-dining menu in           Italian
        a large space that includes a   BRANSON: Billy Gail’s Café   $  5453 Magnolia Ave, 63139
        lounge, quiet nooks, and    American   Tel (314) 781-1135   Closed Sun
        a patio. Seafood and steak are   5291 Hwy 265, 65616  Locals frequent this family-owned
        the main draw. The Sunday   Tel (417) 338-8883  institution for its dizzying range
        brunch is always popular.  A great spot for breakfast or   of pastas and other entrées.
                           brunch, the pancakes here    The toasted ravioli is popular.
                           are bigger than the plate, the
       DES MOINES: Flying Mango   $  biscuits with gravy are hot and   ST. LOUIS: Imo’s Pizza   $
       Caribbean           fresh, and the burgers are juicy.  Pizza
       4345 Hickman Rd, 50310                  904 S 4th St, 63102
       Tel (515) 255-4111 Closed Sun & Mon  BRANSON: Vasken’s Deli   $  Tel (314) 421-4667
       Innovative takes on bar becue,   Mediterranean/Deli  St. Louis-style pizza, made with a
       smoked meats, and Cajun and   3200 Gretna Rd, 65616  unique processed cheese, is the
       Creole cuisine at this casual   Tel (417) 334-9182   Closed Sun  main draw at Imo’s. A salad bar,
       eatery, which also features   This charming deli serves deli cious   sandwiches, and pastas are
       inventive cocktails. Live music.  platters and home-made take outs.   available too. Open until late.
       For key to prices see page 463
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