KC is full of gorgeous older historic buildings
We stayed at the Hotel Savoy, built in 1888. Famous past guests
include Roosevelt, Truman and Paul Newman (who filmed there).
Below is a gorgeous wall of stained glass at the ballroom and restaurant.
Glass dome in the lobby
The Savoy Grill is the oldest restaurant in Kansas City. We had
a great included breakfast the next morning from this
ginormous menu (we were allowed to choose 4-5 items!)
A fun stop at Pryde's of Old Westport--an amazing kitchen and
housewares store where I wanted to live. I found the Fiesta Ware aisle!
There was a great little coffee shop and bakery at the back of the store
Pie? Yes please!
Sunday morning farmers market
There are pictures of the wedding as well but too many incriminating ones (mainly of B) to post!
Aww-- (hi it's Cassiday from the brunch @ Blue Star--the one with red hair and glasses). Looks like you had a great time in my hometown--just looking at your pictures makes me homesick!
ReplyDeleteWhen I go out of town, I LOVE going to farmer's markets and grocery stores. I feel like a nerd, so I am glad someone else does the same thing. :)
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ReplyDeleteMaking me homesick! Isn't Pryde's awesome?
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