Which out of town restaurant would you lobby to bring to KC?

[mean]

To "concentrate on their core markets" of St. Louis, Chicago, and NYC, or so they said.

[StL_Dan]

Well, WC is closer now than it has been in 12 or 13 years. They hae a location in CoMo at I-70 and MO 63.

I stop there every time the fam is headed to StL because I can't wait to get to StL before getting my double cheeseburger fix. And, that's after we eat at Shakespeare's Pizza!

[Eon Blue]

They've also expanded to Cape Girardeau since then. That's as far from STL as KC is from Columbia, give or take a couple miles.

[StL_Dan]

If KC can win Dunkin' back, them we can figure out how to get WC back.

[KCMax]

Well, WC is closer now than it has been in 12 or 13 years. They hae a location in CoMo at I-70 and MO 63.

If I were in charge of WC, I'd have a location in every major college town in American. You could print money.

[StL_Dan]

Well, WC is closer now than it has been in 12 or 13 years. They hae a location in CoMo at I-70 and MO 63.

If I were in charge of WC, I'd have a location in every major college town in American. You could print money.

No brainer, right?

[brewcrew1000]

Erbert and Gerbert's. Its very similar to Jimmy John's I think they are actually cousins but they offer some really great soups and when they gut the bread they server that piece of gutted bread for you to eat, it goes great with butter or dipping the soup.

http://www.erbertandgerberts.com/

Looks like they might finally come here. I think a good location would be Martini Corner, you could keep the place open till 3am to serve the drunks and deliver all over midtown
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