54th Street Grill Blue Springs

Sinclair's

➤ 1402 Northwest Highway 7, Blue Springs, United States Of America

Pizza • Cafés • Seafood • Vegetarian

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"Smile more be friendly. The staff was not warm and welcoming not mean, just pensive. The service was so so breakfast was okay. The buffet table might be too small for the crowd you want meaning it is difficult to move in the bar. I love the restaurant and it could be a great brunch on Sunday I love that you do that."

Thailand

➤ 719 MO-7 B, Blue Springs, Missouri, USA, 64015, United States

Thai • Soup • Asian • Asiatic

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"Great food, excellent lunch specials, friendly place. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Galangal Soup, Crab Rangoon 8, Green Curry, House Salad, Tiger Cry Beef, Garlic Stir Fry, Pad See EW, Fried Dumpling 8"

Chick-fil-a

➤ 951 NE Coronado Dr, 64014, Blue Springs, US, United States

Cafés • American • Fast Food • Breakfast

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"Best Chick fil a we have been to. We got off highway 70 because kids were hangry. We used the clean bathroom and dined in. The food came out really fast even though there was a very long drive through line. Lots of families here the day after thanksgiving. There was a pleasant cinnamon smell in the entry way. The manager wore a bright sweater and greeted people in the dining area."

Back Yard Burgers

➤ 1900 NW, MO-7, 64014, Blue Springs, US, United States

Burgers • European • Fast Food • Hamburger

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"This is another case of Google say you visited here, why don't you check it?! although I actually visited the last booth of Custard next door. Nevertheless, I was with other Back Yard Burgers and they were good. Excellent onion rings. I'm sure this place is also good and I know that all their hardworking employees need a raise."

Indian Mix Grill

➤ 1214 NW State Route 7, Blue Springs I-64014-2280, United States

Cafés • Indian • Vegetarian • Vegetarian friendly

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"I was craving Indian food today, and this is the only Indian place in the eastern suburbs where I was running errands, so I decided to check it out. It was a quaint little place with the ambiance you 'd expect from an Indian restaurant, including Indian pop music (Bollywood music) playing overhead. It wasn 't too busy at lunchtime on a Friday and I was seated quickly. I ordered chicken samosas to start, since that is my go-to Indian appetizer. Two giant samosas and an assortment of chutneys came out. To my disappointment, they contained peas, which I honestly should have asked about in the first place. I don 't like peas and some Indian restaurants put peas in their samosas and some don 't. However, the peas were few and I easily picked them out. The chicken filling was good, albeit a little bland. For my entree, since I was indecisive, I ordered the Tandoori mixed grill, medium heat. This was a disappointment. For medium heat, it had no heat at all. We 're talking plain Taco Bell taco level of spiciness. The seekh kabob was very overcooked and dry. The shrimp, tandoori chicken and chicken tikka all seemed to have the same sauce/seasoning on it and you couldn 't really tell that they were different dishes. It was all quite bland, especially for Indian food. None of the food was bad, per se, but it didn 't hit that spicy, flavorful craving I was having. If you 're new to Indian food, and afraid of anything too spicy, this place may be just the spot for you. For me, well, I think I 'm going to go back to some of my other favorite spots on the western and northern sides of the metro."