Lovin' 'literation!

I have been really rather reticent regarding writing recently.  No relevant reason, I reckon, I’m just a random, right-wing writer refusing to revert to reliability when regularly wrestling with what I recognize as wrong right now.  Wrongs that are worthy of my wrath, I’ll resist.  I’ll refrain from writing about what I believe needs to be written and instead, reel you in by reviewing our restaurant rendezvous this weekend!

 

 

Friday we followed fun friends, Frank and family, to Ameristar’s Horizon Buffet.  We found their flavors were fantastic for foodies like my family!   Fabulous fragrances and fine food abounds from fettuccine, fish, flaky pastry, foccaccia, fritters, filet mignon, frankfurters, French fries, and fresh fruit to frog legs, fudge, fajitas, fortune cookies, fried rice, fried chicken and French bread!  Friday’s features were frab fegs, fried or froiled frimp, and finally fefferoni fizza!  We five felt far from firm following our fervid feast!  It’s fascinatingly fattening for fannies, I’ve found – but I figure it’s fine at $24.99 for folks who find food fabulous!

 

 

Saturday seemed a switch from swine to sophisticate!  We sailed across the State Line to a superlative spread at ZEST!  This swell spot serves seared tuna, salmon carpaccio, spinach salad, split romaine, soups, spaghetti, sausages, sirloin, and significant servings of super stuff not starting with “S” so I didn’t’ say them!  Search: http://www.kansascitymenus.com/zest/newsite/aboutus.php and stop in!

 

 

 

Sunday night we tried something we hadn’t had and hit habit-forming Harley Hotrods. First impression of this bar and grill on North 7 hiway in

Blue Springs

?  Harley Hotrods hampers clean hair…a horrible hang-up of mine that hinders happiness ‘cause I hate hair having cig smoke smell in it!  Had it not been for the hefty haze, we’d be hooked with their hospitality and hash.  Our curly fries and cheesesteak sandwiches were heavenly and Herculean, too!   (I wouldn’t take kids there - too smoky and it is a bar - but the average meal price was about $7.00 and was very tasty, so we’ll definitely be going back!  I'll just make sure we go BEFORE I wash my head!)

 

 

 

I can’t recall the cuisine of last weekend, but I do recollect we caught the Canoe Club at

Lake

Lotawana

.  It was captivating ‘cause one of the owners, Andy Mantz, used to sing in my children’s choir at Cornerstone, but I missed that connection to confer. (Crud)  After all these decades, I have conditioned confidence it couldn’t concern him in the least…other than to know I was a complimentary customer!  If you’re contemplating, car north on 7 to Colburn, then east to the corner. Canoe Club’s kinda costy – all things considered, but it’s casual and cabin-like comfortable!  They have a copious menu, but not copious servings.  It smells a little musty, lake-ish, maybe old – but there’s live entertainment at night that's super fun and there was a crackling fire when we were there.   Kudos to a crowded and quite cozy Canoe Club!   

 

 

In His grip and full 'o food!

me