Bistro 303, Kansas City, Missouri, Delicatessen Restaurant Details

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Nice place to eat and relax. The mirror wall by the bar is pretty cool. Outside patio is small but they do a good job for using the space wisely. Great place but not really for me. I prefer places that tend to be a little darker, louder, and more half naked people shaking their junk to dance music.

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Horrible service. Strawberrys on a biscuit was served for desert...

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Nice but a lot of snooty gays..just be nicer

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I have been a regular customer of the bistro for 2 years... I am an amazing fan of Paul, the head chef.
but friday evening I got (as I frequently do) a "to go" meal. Paul was NOT the chef on duty. I got home and opened my meal and was sadly disappointed between what I ordered and what I recieved. I called the bistro and was told by a harried and busy staff member to" take it up with Gene"..... I, as a regular customer, and a generous tipper, was brushed off. that got me to thinking... I have spent a lot of $$$ in there in the last coupla years...
NOT ONCE...NOT EVER have Gene (the owner) or any of the staff, bought me a drink...not once, not ever... not for my birthday...not for xmas or newyears...not for gay pride..not for Guy Fawlkes day.....NOT EVER.
If you dont fit into thier clique...dont bother wasting your money there... and if Genes "partner" Jeffery is in town..he'll hit on you and if you dont respond , he'll fluff up and tell you he "owns the joint" and you can just "get out".....as he told me.... that should have been a good clue...but I'm sentimental....
As a self proclaimed "supporter of the local gay community"... it seems as if the owners of the bistro are far more interesed in promoting the agendas of their "monied ($$$$)" clientele....so much more so than the "average joe" clientele that make up thier day to day dollars generated....I, for one, will never cross thier threshold again.

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Having never been here, I called on information about having my office party there - a group of roughly 40-50 people. When the person I spoke with mentioned I obviously was unaware of the location - I affirmed - then was informed it was a gay bar. I couldn't have cared less if it was a "gay" venue or a "straight" venue. I was quickly informed before I had a chance to even inquire more, that Bistro 303 "probably doesn't fit my needs."
How in the world does the staff know what my needs are, moreover feel the desire to take a defensive approach to my phone call as if my office party was going to be a Westboro Church meeting. Get over yourselves Bistro 303. With that type of attitude and behavior you just lost a significant amount of potential business and you rest assure the lackluster service I recieved will be made known to friends.