Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Lee's Summit Area

"The InterContinental is considered a modern landmark in Kansas City, and it’s a luxury hotel that’s surrounded by the stunning architecture and fountains that make Kansas City a unique place. The InterContinental is also located in Kansas City’s shopping and entertainment district, and the guest rooms and suites will overlook the plaza and the Diana Fountain that greets guests just outside. Guests will enjoy onsite dining at the hotel, and couples will be able to sneak away for any number of romantic meals."

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"The city market has been a landmark in the area since 150 years and it is the ultimate place to enjoy a variety of experiences including fresh produce from the nearby farms, gift items, flowers, baked goods and exquisite cuts of meats. The market takes place in open-air settings hence, cultivating a comfortable and inviting space for visitors and is home to many authentic restaurants, eateries and shops selling local items. It is situated in the beautiful River market neighborhood and hosts the largest farmer’s market in Kansas City."

"Right downtown on 5th and Walnut is the City Market, an open-air market that’s run daily and offers anything you could ever imagine. With farmers market stands, ready-to-eat food and a comprehensive events calendar, this market is guaranteed to provide a visitor with a lively and local experience."

"Located in Overland Park, Prairiefire, the Museum at Prairiefire is a 42,000 square foot architecturally significant facility that celebrates the natural history and culture of the region. Collaborating with the American Museum of Natural History and other cultural and educational institutions in the area, the Museum at Prairiefire boasts world-class exhibitions, educational and environmental programs, and educational opportunities. The museum’s extensive collection is exhibited in three distinct locations - The Great Hall, The Discovery Room and American Museum of Natural History Exhibition Gallery – each of which inspires visitors to broaden their understanding of the natural world."

"The spot: One of the newest premium shopping plazas in the city, Overland Park’s Prairiefire has favorite stores like REI, Fat Brain Toys and Threshing Bee. Where to eat: Some of our favorite pizza in the entire city can be found at Grimaldi’s inside Prairiefire. Chicken ’N Pickle and Brass Onion are other solid picks."

"A go-to back drop for professional photo shoots and special occasions, the Museum at Prairiefire will leave your followers in awe. Be sure to go inside, where you can find a full-size T-Rex skeleton and interactive exhibits."

"The Wild Way Coffee camper is just as warm and cozy as their drinks. The trailer is adorably decorated with natural tones and feels effortlessly beautiful. They also always have fresh flowers on display."

"A post shared by Ward Parkway Center (@wardparkwaycenter) on Dec 23, 2019 at 9:45am PST. For more than 50 years, Ward Parkway Center has been one of the best shopping places in Kansas City and it provides an array of indulging activities. If you are looking to awaken your taste buds with a selection of American classics, Charleston’s is the right restaurant."

"Express is an international fashion chain with women’s clothing and men’s clothing for work, play and all kinds of parties. Shop Express for women’s jeans, leggings, dresses, sweaters and shirts, and men’s jeans, suits, graphic tees and polos, plus shoes, jewelry and other accessories..."

"The Museum of Illusions is an interactive museum that’s dedicated to making the world a better place through creative learning. The Museum of Illusions is a place where people can share positive experiences. It’s the only museum in the world dedicated to making the world a better place through creative learning."

"Kabuki Sushi, a sushi bar and Japanese spot in Morningside, is another much-loved go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 35 Yelp reviews."

"It’s a great place to hang out in the Crossroads Arts District. It’s also a bar, so you can stop by in the evening for drinks instead of coffee. (Note: it’s 21+ only, even for coffee)"

"Head to the Iron District in North Kansas City for soft serve that is swirled higher than your childhood self could ever dream. Snobuh makes their soft serve in house and rotates their flavors weekly, so there’s always something new to try. Plus, if you want dinner before dessert, walk a few feet over to Thaiger KC, Snobuh’s sister concept."

"Sitting on top of the Crossroads Hotel, you’ll find the seasonal rooftop bar Percheron with a great 360° view of the city. While the bar is named for the Pabst Brewery horses (the building used to be a brewery), they also serve cocktails. There’s also plenty of space to spread out and enjoy the view."

"A post shared by Whystayput (@whystayput) on Oct 21, 2019 at 7:01pm PDT. Whether you are riding solo, with a romantic partner, or in a group with your best buds, you’ll have so much fun at Percheron Rooftop Bar. This marvelous establishment is located on Central Street."

"Lively rooftop beer garden, with both indoor and outdoor spaces designed to maximize the outrageous city-sweeping views. Crossroads/Crown Center/Westside. 2101 Central St, Kansas City, MO 64108"

"Located in the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Café Sebastienne offers a unique dining experience in a beautiful art-adorned space. Seamlessly blending contemporary art and cuisine, Café Sebastienne serves seasonal farm-to-fork cuisine and an eclectic wine selection surrounded by Kansas City’s most impressive modern art collection. Inspired by the spectacular works around him, Executive Chef Rick Mullins creates sublime dishes of New American cuisine from local artisanal ingredients such as Duck Pastrami, Black Pasta with summer succotash, Trout with pinto bean salad, and homemade seasonal soups."

"You can brunch among the art at Café Sebastienne, located inside the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, on Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 2:30pm. Enjoy dishes prepared by executive chef Rick Mullins, who transforms local ingredients into simple and delicious morning fare. Try the corned Kobe beef hash with poached eggs on new potatoes, topped with Hollandaise and sautéed spinach."

"An innovative restaurant inside the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art. Country Club Plaza/Brookside/Waldo. 4420 Warwick Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64111"