Welcome to Kci Airport City Market

“ Went to the City Market Coffee Roasters. Line was long but moved quickly, service was very friendly. My original burrito was hot and fresh tasting. While a good, basic breakfast burrito, it would have been better with the salsa (but that was forgotten). Also small for the price but probably normal for airports. Coffee was great as was the pastry, 'poptart' was good sized. Will visit again. ”

“ Had a short layover in Kansas City so the family and I stopped at the Market City for dinner. We enjoyed meals from Taste of Brazil. Service was good. Food was delicious and so flavorful!!! Really enjoyed my beef sandwich. Would definitely visit again. ”

“ Barbecue, border wars, Bo lings. The three things that make Kansas City the truly above average city it is. As a lifetime Bo Lings aficionado, it is my duty to inform the people how this newest establishment in Mr. Lings culinary empire compares to the rest. We’ll explore this question by examining the key aspects of their signature dish, General Tso’s chicken: Presentation, rice, broccoli, chicken, sauce and price. Presentation Served in the same paper bowl as the $18 salad place you’re girlfriend makes you go but, anything to reduce the plastics in our oceans (did you know 80% of ocean plastic is from the fishing industry? We hate bycatch here in KC). Not up to the standard of Mr. Lings primary eateries but this is to be expected for airport cuisine. 6/10. Rice Not quite up to the “fresh outta the steam shower” feel we’re used to from Mr. Ling’s rice, but does put the Baltimore airport Panda Express to shame. 7/10. Broccoli Who eats this? -/10. Chicken The chicken… the chicken. Mr. Ling don’t miss when it comes to chicken. The man wrote the book one tender nuggets, and his latest edition is no exception. Tender, juicy, perfectly sized at 1-2 inches (or so my girlfriend says). 9/10. Sauce Mr. Ling was handed down the sauce recipe from General Tso himself while on his deathbed after a battle during the opium wars. It’s his legacy and, some say, the greatest export to ever come from China (second and third being gunpowder and Mao Zedong bobble heads respectively). On the recipe’s journey to the new terminal of KCI airport, unfortunately, it appears a piece of the recipe was lost while hitting potholes up I-29. It lacked the consistency and flavor that has become synonymous with Bo Lings. 7/10. Price For the same price as one 25 oz beer at the K, you can hop the North Korean border south, make your way past the Great Wall and have a true Chinese experience in the heart of your newest Midwest layover destination. 8/10. ”