The Restaurant at 1900
Kansas
The Restaurant at 1900 pairs Linda Duerr's modern American cooking with the architecture of a restored 1960s building in Mission Woods. The menu reflects her New England background and French and Italian influences, changing frequently with seasonal ingredients and lunch and dinner specials. The building's distinctive tulip columns continue into the restaurant entrance, while fabrics recall its original use by H.D. Lee Jeans. Art by Lester Goldman and a whimsical collection of salt and pepper shakers add character to the dining room. Drinks are equally exploratory, with wines from established and less familiar producers, including biodynamic examples, alongside changing cocktails and alcohol-free options.