Open since 1981 in a building that dates back to the 1920s, the Westport Flea Market is famous for its juicy, hand-ground burgers and quirky, memorabilia-filled décor. The venue’s roots in the Westport neighborhood’s colorful past have earned it repeated mentions in local food roundups, including Feast Magazine and The Pitch. With live music, pool tables, and a rotating cast of regulars, it’s a living slice of Kansas City’s communal dining culture.
A Taste of Time: Kansas City's Most Historic Restaurants Still Serving Local Flavor
